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- Eagle editors lauded
- Raising awareness about autism
- Aspen has a ‘Change of Heart’
- CNYSPCA Dog of the Week: Sarge
- Shrove Tuesday pancake supper at Grace Episcopal
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Business News
- Caz artist raises $225 for stray animals
- Caz College students design holiday cards for CRIS
- Caz Lions Club names Langan, Pfohl as Students of the Month
- NAHOF wins PBS Abolition Map of America Contest
- Cazenovia Lions raffle off 50” TV
Senior Center News
- Canton Woods Senior Center schedule Feb. 7 to 15
- Canton Woods Senior Center schedule Jan. 17 to 25
- Canton Woods Senior Center schedule Jan. 10 to 18, 2013
- Canton Woods Senior Center closed Monday, Tuesday
- Canton Woods Senior Center features speaker from National Grid Friday
Food&Recipes
- Smith wins year-worth of groceries
- COLUMN: From Grandma’s Kitchen - Embrace the colors of the season
- Pewter Spoon opens in Caz village
- JCC hosts 13th annual Jewish Music & Cultural Festival Sunday
- Camillus woman’s cupcakes win first place at State Fair's Cake Day
Home&Garden
- Floral notes: Shine a light
- Paw prints: Lumps and bumps
- Holiday traditions abound at Lorenzo
- Project CAFÉ annual Toy Shop event approaches
- Caz Winter Farmers Market returns this month
Outdoors
- Beaver Lake Nature Center February activities
- Plans for Ninth Annual Chilly Chili heat up
- In memoriam
- SUNY-ESF, Czech Tech to examine sustainable systems in Caz
- VIDEO: 35th Annual Cazenovia Christmas Walk and Tree Lighting a success
Health&Fitness
- Floral notes: Shine a light
- Paw prints: Lumps and bumps
- Holiday traditions abound at Lorenzo
- Project CAFÉ annual Toy Shop event approaches
- Caz Winter Farmers Market returns this month
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CNY Prime Stories
Raising awareness about autism
It is estimated by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that autism has risen to one in every 88 births in the United States. In order to raise awareness about the programs and services available to families affected by autism, the New York State Senate has commemorated April 2013 as Autism Awareness Month.
Aspen has a ‘Change of Heart’
Aspen Athletic Clubs has partnered with Conde Nast to raise awareness on heart disease through an experimental program called "Change of Heart."
CNYSPCA Dog of the Week: Sarge
Come to the CNYSPCA and visit Sarge. Sarge is about 2 years old and is a hound-pit bull mix.
Shrove Tuesday pancake supper at Grace Episcopal
Grace Episcopal Church will hold this year’s community pancake supper from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 12, in the church undercroft, located at 110 Oswego Road (Route 48) in Baldwinsville to again benefit the food pantry. The public is invited to attend.
WCNY launches campaign to promote local causes
WCNY has launched a new effort aimed at helping local nonprofits. “Won’t You Help a Neighbor?” uses the public broadcast station’s many media resources and connections to promote causes near and dear to Central New York residents.
The Molly Project seeks to comfort women with cancer
More than 20 years after losing her mother to cancer, Kristin Atkinson is channeling her grief into helping other women. Atkinson of Cicero, Kristin Johnson of Cicero and Tara Polcaro of North Syracuse started The Molly Project as a way to provide comfort to women affected by cancer and their families. Named after Atkinson’s late mother, The Molly Project got its start a year ago when Johnson’s sister called her, looking for a way to help a co-worker with cancer.
Big Chill 2013 - Polar Bear Plunge features new non-plunging group
Cristina Jardine believes this year’s Polar Bear Plunge will blow last year’s record out of the water.
THEATER REVIEW: Jazz Age pizzazz
‘Drowsy Chaperone’ is a mirthful musical about musicals
“The Drowsy Chaperone” is anything but sleepy.
Former DPW foreman talks about riverfront renaissance
Maysel “Mace” Markham took listeners down memory lane on Sunday, Jan. 13, when he was the featured speaker for the Museum at the Shacksboro Schoolhouse’s series “Remembering Baldwinsville.”
Animal Alliance named recipient of CNY Community Foundation grant
The Animal Alliance of Greater Syracuse has been selected to receive a $20,000 grant from the Central New York Community Foundation to purchase start-up equipment for a mobile spay/neuter clinic, which will move around to various city locations altering both dogs and cats belonging to low-income residents.
Tobacco-Free Onondaga County aims to make residents healthier
As we enter the New Year, many of us are pledging to get healthier — to lose weight, exercise more, eat more fruits and vegetables. But possibly the healthiest resolution, and one of the most enduring, is to quit smoking. But given that tobacco kills more people every year than alcohol, car accidents, cocaine, heroin, homicide, suicide, fire and AIDS combined, wouldn’t it be better never to start?








