Plan for new field store drainage lands swap approved
Peter's Groceries plans a new store near West Taft Road and Route 11, with the North Syracuse school district receiving a new soccer field and the village gaining a drainage system. The school board unanimously approved a land swap among Peter's, the district, and the village, with Peter's preferred to replace its aging complex. The district will swap two small parcels for a site north of the store adjacent to junior high fields, too wet for activity, allowing drainage upgrades that aid nearby businesses and athletic fields. The district gains parking and paving. Peter's gains a better retail complex and drainage access, while the village funds the drainage project and the district builds the soccer field after drainage improves the site. The board authorized use of a deteriorating junior high lot as a staging area for construction, with Peter's to pave and add parking once complete pending village engineering approval.
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Peter's Groceries Inc
Taft Road
Route 11
North Syracuse
Patrick Carbone
Peter's
Carbone
Peter’s
Industrial zones under scrutiny by town leaders
Public hearing set for 7 p.m. October 26 on reforming industrial zone uses. Tri-State Auto previously withdrew a Pardee Road auction yard plan after neighbor backlash and has reapplied, with Councilor Mark Marzullo pushing rules requiring variances for most uses of machinery, sales, freight, and parking on industrial property.
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Cberg
Tri-State Auto
Pardee Road
Town Planning Board
Mark Marzullo
Tri-State
Town Zoning Board of Appeals
Marzo
Marzullo
Zoning Board of Appeals
Student leaves lasting mural imprint at Cicero-North Syracuse High
Joe Rinefield, an art major, spent 22 hours painting a mural in the executive principal’s office. The green and white mural replicates the cover design of the school’s new student planners and showcases precision and planning. Rinefield recalls graphic design demands perfection and contemplates pursuing the field in college.
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Joe Rinefield
Cicero-North Syracuse High School
Rinefield
Ie Mencame Ier Sant
Gicero-North Syracuse High School
CNS High School mural marks student service milestone
Joe Hinefield a CNS High School senior fulfills a government class community service requirement by painting a mural for the new CNS executive principal office. The simple design features C NS letters with white and green rays, aimed to create an open warm entrance and lasting student and staff impact.
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Hinefield
Diane Clancy
CNS
Clancy
Stewart Amell
Carol Reed
Reed
Rinefield
Cicero man sues town over hip injury after arrest
Edward P. Stever of 8330 Doreen Ave filed a notice of claim Sept 1 seeking damages from Cicero for personal injuries, pain and suffering, and medical costs after his June 4 drunken driving arrest. He alleges his artificial hip popped out of place during custody, while police say they used all precautions and followed procedures.
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Cicero
Joseph Snell
Edward P. Stever
Doreen Ave
Cicero Elementary appoints new principal Kathy McGrew
Kathy McGrew is named principal of Cicero Elementary School replacing Annette Speach who becomes district personnel director. McGrew, 30, comes from Gillette Road Middle School and will lead a kindergarten through fourth grade campus with 708 students. She plans to visit soon and transition fully, expressing excitement for the role and commitment to stay long term.
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Rinefield
CNS
Kathy McGrew
Syracuse
McGrew
Cicero
Gillette Road
Annette Speach
Speach
Lillie Fields
Liverpool
Cicero Elementary
Sarah
Sephe
Baldwinsville
Perry
Agway
Parent-Teacher Association
Board lifts moratorium on cellular phone towers
The North Syracuse Village Board lifted its moratorium on cellular phone towers after approving draft regulations this summer. No towers have been proposed since the rules were adopted, following resident concerns about a planned tower at Heritage Park.
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North Syracuse
Teritage Park
New trash contractor takes over North Syracuse route
Capital Environmental Resources has bought Tousley Trash Service and will continue serving the village under the existing contract. The village board unanimously approved the transfer at the Sept 24 meeting. The same crews formerly with Tousley will operate for Capital.
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North Syracuse
Capital Environmental Resources
Tousley
Capital
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Colape
Joe Hinefield
C NS High School
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Stever
William F. Drexler
Camillus
Nicholas Donvito
Drexler
Onondaga County
Ark Rangers
Donvito
William Park
Onakeshore Road
Lakeshore Drive
Totman Road
The
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Donvita
Alice Station
Denvito
Sal Cicero
John Zepp
Ie Cicero Fire Department
NAVAC
St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center
Gillette Road Middle School
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