Eagle News (Syracuse, NY)

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Rotary Father’s Day Pancake Breakfast tradition carries on

5 days ago | eaglenewsonline.com | Jason Gabak

The Skaneateles Rotary Club’s annual Father’s Day Pancake Breakfast is a community affair. The breakfast requires all hands-on deck from the Rotary Club and from many others in town. Rotary Youth Exchange students and families from over the decades help serve. Other volunteers help cook. High School athletic teams sometimes provide the muscle for heavy duty set up.
Dorothy Coye celebrates 100

5 days ago | eaglenewsonline.com | Jason Gabak

Dorothy Coye, of Skaneateles, is celebrating her 100th Birthday. She will be gathering with her family and friends for this momentous occasion. She and her husband Dana, previously owned The Skaneateles Bakery and contributed much to the community. She is well known for decorating wedding cakes for many couples, and always having a smile to greet people to “The Bakery”.
Your letters: Cazenovia village election

5 days ago | eaglenewsonline.com | Jason Gabak

Wheeler for mayorTo the editor:I am a 40 year resident of Cazenovia Village and supporter of Kurt Wheeler’s reelection as our mayor. Kurt is a fellow veteran and, as a senior, I greatly appreciate his support of our CRIS and CASA Organizations whose missions are to help our seniors to “age in place.”Following the closure of our college, Cazenovia is a \village in transition and requires the experience and skilled leadership that Kurt has provided.
Letter to the Editor: On the Lysander special election

5 days ago | eaglenewsonline.com | David Tyler

To the editor:About the special election in the town of Lysander on June 9 as to making the highway supervisor an appointed position rather than an elected position. I would like to share my opinion on this subject. I have lived in the town for 58 years and voted for 40 years. I do not remember every having anyone on the ballot in November for this position other than the person that was chosen by the Lysander Republican Committee. This position was always unopposed.
West Genesee, Westhill girls lacrosse fall in close sectional finals

1 week ago | eaglenewsonline.com | Phil Blackwell

CORTLAND – What the West Genesee girls lacrosse team did last Monday night was more than good enough to win a Section III Class A championship in most years. Against the reigning state champions from Cicero-North Syracuse the Wildcats answered every single challenge thrown at them and poured in more goals than in all but two of its games from this season. And it wasn’t quite enough.
J-D baseball earns third straight sectional Class A title

1 week ago | eaglenewsonline.com | Phil Blackwell

CENTRAL NEW YORK – Baseball teams from Jamesville-DeWitt and Christian Brothers Academy both found themselves back at Onondaga Commuity College early this week on the brink of repeating as Section III champions. The Red Rams accomplished it as, still perched atop the state Class A rankings, it roared past New Hartford 13-0 in Monday night’s sectional title game.
J-D holds off CBA for girls lacrosse sectional Class C title

1 week ago | eaglenewsonline.com | Phil Blackwell

CORTLAND – Maybe it only figured that a four-year wait for the Jamesville-DeWitt girls lacrosse team to claim another Section III Class C championship only ended after having to battle all the way for it. The top-seeded Red Rams outlasted no. 2 seed Christian Brothers Academy 9-7 Monday night at SUNY-Cortland and, by doing so, claimed the team’s first sectional title since 2021.
C-NS girls lacrosse battles to second straight sectional title

1 week ago | eaglenewsonline.com | Phil Blackwell

CORTLAND – Though the Cicero-North Syracuse girls lacrosse has grown used to playing in – and winning – big games at SUNY-Cortland, the satisfaction felt at the end of Monday night’s Section III Class A final was mixed in with a healthy dose of relief. West Genesee did everything but beat the Northstars, staying on even terms with them most of the game and then, trailing late in the fourth quarter, staging a furious comeback before one successful draw allowed C-NS to hang on and prevail 18-17.
Solvay baseball charges to sectional Class B championship

1 week ago | eaglenewsonline.com | Phil Blackwell

SYRACUSE – True, the historical record will indicate that the Solvay baseball team earned the Section III Class B championship when it defeated Holland Patent 12-3 in Monday’s sectional final at Onondaga Community College. In many ways, though, the Bearcats’ biggest step toward the title was taken the day before.
Softball Bees stopped by RFA in sectional Class AAA final

1 week ago | eaglenewsonline.com | Phil Blackwell

EAST SYRACUSE – With its main rivals cast aside the Baldwinsville softball team appeared ready to snare the programs’ second Section III championship in three years. Yet it all got stopped in Sunday’s sectional Class AAA final at Carrier Park where Rome Free Academy ended its own long wait for a title by defeating the Bees 7-1. From its no.