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Cazenovia Girl Scouts spread comfort with lavender bears through Winter Fest service project

3 days ago | eaglenewsonline.com | Kate Hill

CAZENOVIA — Earlier this year, Cazenovia Girl Scouts in the Girl Scouts of NYPENN Pathways council partnered with the Cazenovia Public Library & Museum (CPL) and the Farmstead 1868 lavender farm to bring a special Winter Fest service project to fruition.
Erie Canal celebrates 200 years, museum educator to present at the Cazenovia Public Library

3 days ago | eaglenewsonline.com | Kate Hill

CAZENOVIA — The Cazenovia Public Library & Museum will welcome educator Derrick Pratt to the Community Room on Monday, May 5, at 6 p.m. to deliver a presentation celebrating the bicentennial of the Erie Canal. Built between 1817 and 1825, the original Erie Canal traversed 363 miles from Albany on the Hudson River to Buffalo on Lake Erie. According to the Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor, it was the longest artificial waterway and the greatest public works project in North America.
Zlatko Pšeničnik, 84

1 week ago | eaglenewsonline.com | Jennifer Wing

Zlatko Pšeničnik, 84, of Skaneateles, passed away April 11, 2025. Zlatko was a man of exceptional character, selflessness and generosity, cherished by all who knew him. He lived a life full of achievements and interests and leaves a legacy of contributions to family, friends and community. Zlatko’s career as a graduate chemical engineer spanned three decades dedicated to the oil, fats and lubricants industry.
F-M track and field opens season with meet against C-NS

1 week ago | eaglenewsonline.com | Phil Blackwell

ONONDAGA COUNTY – Two top-level track and field teams opened their season against each other Monday afternoon when Fayetteville-Manlius took on Cicero-North Syracuse and earned plenty of titles along the way. Nik Domashenko tore through the boys 100-meter dash in 10.63 seconds, the quickest in New York State early this season. He then won the 400-meter dash in 51.21 ahead of Will Beecher’s 54.06 and the 200-meter dash in 22.59 to Alex Shim’s 23.32.
Green Lakes holding Fishstock event

1 week ago | eaglenewsonline.com | Jason Klaiber

FAYETTEVILLE — Green Lakes State Park will be holding its open-to-the-public “Fishstock” event tomorrow, Wednesday, April 16, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.The free, family-friendly event at the park at 7900 Green Lakes Road in Fayetteville involves stocking Green Lakes with rainbow trout so you can adopt your very own fish friend to release into the lake.
Michael L. Farleman, 65

1 week ago | eaglenewsonline.com | Jennifer Wing

Michael L. Farleman, 65, of Baldwinsville passed peacefully at his home on April 2, 2025, surrounded by his wife and several close friends. He was born in Lewistown, PA, and retained fond childhood memories of picnics in the mountains of Pennsylvania with his many cousins. He also held dear special memories of his mother, Bette Davis Farleman. While attending Lewistown High School he excelled in track and field, setting district records in the hurdle events.
Limestone Creek Hunt brings home awards from North Carolina

1 week ago | eaglenewsonline.com | Kate Hill

CAZENOVIA — From March 28 to 30, 26 members and supporters of the Limestone Creek Hunt (LCH) attended the Sedgefield Hunt Carolinas Foxhound Performance Trials in Hoffman, North Carolina. The event included over 120 riders from numerous hunts. LCH Huntsman Doug Russell brought five of the club’s best hounds to compete; this year’s LCH entrants were Jolene, Howie, Laker, Falcon, and Kenobi.
Caz author explores human nature, the natural world in poetry chapbook

1 week ago | eaglenewsonline.com | Kate Hill

CAZENOVIA — In December 2024, Bottlecap Press published Cazenovia author Katherine “Kitty” Leonard’s first poetry chapbook, “Requiem for the Beekeeper.”A chapbook is a small poetry collection, generally no more than 40 pages, often centered on a specific theme. Leonard’s work features 23 poems, some very short and several two pages long, arranged into three sections. According to the author, the poems in the first section offer a broad exploration of the deep interweaving of humans and nature.
Caz American Legion plans for Memorial Day Weekend

1 week ago | eaglenewsonline.com | Kate Hill

CAZENOVIA — Cazenovia’s American Legion Post 88 is planning several events for Memorial Day Weekend.
Schoolhouse Dog Grooming now run by a three-woman team

1 week ago | eaglenewsonline.com | Kate Hill

CAZENOVIA — Jean Johnson, owner of Schoolhouse Dog Grooming in New Woodstock, recently announced changes to the operation of her full-service grooming, boarding, and daycare facility. While she continues to be involved in the business, Johnson has “semi-retired” and decided to expand her management team to include two other women. Her daughter Patrisha Wilcox now oversees the boarding and daycare facilities, and Beth Westcott, who has been with the business for four years, runs the grooming shop.