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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1997
Page
230
Lincoln town board approved a 150000 federal HUD grant on Oct 8 to repair 14 or 15 run down houses. The grant supports residential improvements while the council also joined the state retirement plan and set the November meeting for 7 p.m. on Nov 5.
Morrisville residents learned at a village board meeting that the Campus and Community Relations Committee will host a Halloween costume contest from 7 to 8 p.m. on October 31 at Edward R. Andrews Elementary School. The project aims to connect SUNY Morrisville with local events while a village grant and loans are pursued for a 4 million dollar sewer project requiring archaeological studies.
Wampsville village board approved a new dog control law Oct. 7 and abolished the town assessor’s role, with Lenox to assume the task. The law makes owners responsible for removing excreta within 24 hours and bans animals from becoming public nuisances or running at large, while requiring motorists to report incidents of striking domestic animals and prohibiting giving animals as prizes in contests.
Chittenango Garden Club plans a Nov. 2 bazaar and bake sale at the William H. Cain American Legion Post hall on Legion Drive to support the annual Holiday Bazaar. Speakers Beth Taylor and Lauri Hilsiker of Burghard Flower Gift Shop will present. Alta Vera notes members plant and maintain flowers at several locations. next meeting is 7 p.m. Nov. 9 at the Legion hall.
Erieville resident R Donald Schwartz wins another term as president of the Tuscarora Lake Association. Laurie Omans becomes executive vice president with Jerry Nash first vice president Lou Neuburger treasurer and Sue Henderson secretary. Board members include Lowell Foland Heidi Grevelding Linda Knight Mike Lynch Kaye Morrissey Elaine Schwartz and Jan Tewes. Tuscarora Lake or Erieville Reservoir lies eight miles southeast of Cazenovia in Nelson town. Contact Don Schwartz at 662-7396 for information.
The Lebanon Town Council approved a deputy town clerks job description and set pay at 5.50 per hour for deputy clerks and 3.00 per hour for the deputy tax assessor. Clerk Dee Keller said up to three deputies may be used to cover her shifts. A budget workshop was scheduled for today at 10:30 a.m. and a public hearing for November 6 at 7:30 p.m. to review the 1998 town budget.
The Caldwell family signs a three month contract to sing and dance for tourists in Las Vegas hotels. The Whistler's Wife trio leaves next month to begin performances in January with Sharone Caldwell and husband Mark contributing vocals and whistle work while their nine children also perform.
Canastota Mayor Mark Lavonas said the village will not alter police staffing until February. The statement outlines a planned review period and signals no immediate hires or shifts in patrol levels.
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