Manlius mulls stance on White Lake land near DeWitt
Fayetteville resident Hamilton Armstrong pressed the Manlius Town Board to back DeWitt in blocking development on the White Lake wilderness land. He revised his pitch after learning none of the area lies in Manlius, and requested a board resolution encouraging preservation rather than legal action. The board took no action and will discuss with peers.
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Manlius
Fayetteville
Hamilton Armstrong
Armstrong
Manhus Town Board
DeWitt Town Board
Manhius
DeWitt
Scott Congels
Town Ines
Nature Conservancy
Woodchuck Hill Road
Conger
Jamesville
Marilus
Congers
Green Lakes State Park
Armstrong Sai
Richard Lowenberg
Lowenberg
Library Director Poello prepares to retire with loss of irreplaceable leader
Ruth Poello, president of the Tully Free Library Board, confirms library director Anne Padget will retire in March after twenty years of service. Padget, celebrated for community outreach and reader guidance, plans to travel and tutor. Her tenure saw major changes from a home to a modern, automated library and outreach to homebound readers.
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Ruth Poellels
Tully Free Library Board of Trustees
Anne Padget
Poellota
Sau Padget
Poellet
Tully
Padgets
Padget
Paul Padge
New York
Library S Board of
State Street
Padget 5
Tully Library
Joanne Bean
Poellot
Bean Bean
Padge
Bean
Peers
Trail clash spurs Limestone Creek proposal near Fayetteville
Fayetteville board rejected a Ledyard Canal Trail near the canal and shifted focus to Limestone Creek path from Manlius to Fayetteville. Proponents cite scenic cliffs and a Route 92 bridge underpass, while opponents cite backyards and school proximity. Manlius Mayor Albanese backs exploring the Limestone Creek option.
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Ledyard Canal
Limestone Creek
Fayetteville
Ledyard
Manlius
Jerry Smith
McIntosh
State Department of Transportation
Angelo “Arkie” Albanese
Owner fights to save East Syracuse church as repairs planned
Edie Karbow niczak won more time to stabilize the deteriorating 300 N Center St building, proposing short term fixes and seeking liability insurance by October 15. Contractors will shore up the foundation and seal openings. long term repairs could reach 500000 dollars, with grants and private funding critical to progress.
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Edie Karbowniczak
First Presbyterian
Syracuse
Karbowniczak
Jame Williams
Mike Felice
Felice
Willams
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