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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1995
Page
12
Voters decide today on a 1 percent tax increase to fund school sports marching band field trips and other after school activities. The 1995-96 budget assumes a 19 percent tax rise. contingency plans previously lacked funds for these programs.
Marcellus officials study long term repairs at North Street campus with a 20 year plan, estimating 191 million dollars for upgrades and renovations. Architects flag roofs lighting and bus garage needs across three schools and a 49 acre district campus. State aid may cover about 70 percent, with a community referendum possible after a district renovation plan is formed.
The school board voted to reimburse the village for a crossing guard next school year. The district will pay a $2,200 salary for the part time worker stationed on Northree area. Superintendent Paul Bristol said state law requires a guard to be deputized by a municipality.
Patrillo notes a growing cafe culture in Skaneateles as espresso bars attract visitors amid a tech saturated era with Walkman radios and high‑screen TVs. She believes such places help people reconnect and restore communication.
Sharon Patrillo opened Bouquets of Skaneateles in the Old Stone Mill ground floor, adding an espresso bar and a moved flower shop. The eclectic venue aims to draw locals with live music, teen nights, senior discounts, and a rotating menu of coffees, teas, and desserts.
Heidi Arnold becomes Marcellus village bicycle patrol officer, patrolling two shifts weekly on a black Hard Rock 18 speed mountain bike. She previously worked in Hospice of Central New York admissions and records and as Marcellus community services officer, joining the force a year ago. Arnold notes hilly terrain and community policing as reasons for bike patrol and says much of her time is spent talking with residents of all ages.
Multiple summer programs are outlined including Geddes boys basketball camp sessions at Westhill High School from 9am to noon and 1pm to 4pm for different age groups with fees of 50 to 55 dollars for residents and nonresidents. A summer cheerleading camp runs July 10 to 14 at The Dance Studio Farmount with 60 dollars, plus another July 17 to 21 in Man lus Coat at 60 dollars. Additional cheer sessions run July 24 to 27 at St Michael's Parish Center with reduced town rates. Stes aanables classes and edutt exercies are listed with times, locations, and fees, plus a reginal contact number.
Mike Darminio, president of Marcellus Citizens, thanks Marcel lus Olde Home Days Committee and community for patronizing their booth June 3. The Spinks Memorial Camp on Lee Mulroy Highway remains open free to organized youth and picnicking. community support helped finalize the camp’s roadway. For camp use or membership, call 607-4747.
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