newsletter - cazenovia chamber of commerce · 2020. 8. 29. · sep 17th noah kellman piano brewster...
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I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E :
Chamber Moving 1
Summer Farmers Market
Open Bowling Caz Sports Bowl 2-3
911 Observance
Renewing Chamber Members 4-5
Library News
Corn Mazes 2020
J.D. Hunter Sale
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Summer Fun
Skanda News
Red Fox B & B
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Nelson Odeon Open Again
Johnny Shoppes New Shops 10-11
Realtor News
Volunteers Needed
Tennis Schedules ALOLO
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Business Space for Sale/Lease
Meier’s Creek Menu & Hours 14-15
Calendar of Events
Letter from College President 16-17
Simply Mindful Wellness
Yoga at Farmers Market
Owera Vineyards news
Social Security news
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Newsletter September 2020
The Greater Cazenovia Area Chamber of Commerce 59 Albany St., Cazenovia, NY 13035
Office New Hours 8 to 1 Tue thru Fri and Sat 8 to 12 noon www.cazenoviachamber.comSee us on Facebook and Instagram
E-mail: [email protected] Phone: 315-655-9243 Fax: 315-655-9244
September 17th-19th Reservations for Dinner Required
As all entertainment will be at the follow-ing:
Sep 17th ESP Jazz Band Lincklaen House patio 6-9 pm
Sep 17th Noah Kellman piano Brewster Inn covered patio 6-9
Sep 18th Los Blancos Brae Loch Inn lawn 6-9
Sep 18th Loren & LT Barrigar Brew-ster Inn covered patio 6-9
Sep 19th Melissa Gardiner Jazz Brewster Inn covered patio 6-9
Make your reservations early so you
do not miss any of these events
Troop 18 Boy Scouts
Annual Popcorn Sale at the Farmers Market Sept. 12th & 19th Come and Get It!!!
Boat Launch ONLY OPEN Friday-Sunday
After Labor Day 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Lakeside Park
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Summer Farmers’ Market On the Green in front of High School Every Saturday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
7 Trees Dairy Goats, LLC—Dairy, Soaps, and Wood Products Antimoc Craft Collections—Artist, crafter Apple Grove Farm—Apple products Avacado Salsa Dip—Food products Bliss Bakehouse—Baked Goods Bohemian Splendor—Home sewn crafts and jewelry Brownson Family Farm—vegetables, herbs, and honey Clean Slate Farm—Food products Critz Farms, Inc.—Fruits, Cider, Beer, and Maple Products Dizzy Lizzie’s Farm—Produce, Fruits, Cut Flowers, Plants, Maple Syrup, Candles, and Crayons Empire Buffalo, LLC—Bison meat Fairie Valley—Children’s clothes, Placemats, Pillow Covers, Aprons, Reusable Grocery Bags & more Farmer Street Pantry—Mincemeat,LemonTurmeric, Orange Sriracha Salad Dressings, Spiced Cheeries FoJo Beans—Coffee whole beans & ground, Loose leaf teas, T-shirts, hats, soups & Baked Goods Frosty Morning Farm—Produce, Dairy, Eggs, Plants, Beer, and Plants Ginger Woodworks—Cutting Boards, Cheese & Bread knives, Furniture, Kid Puzzles and more Harley’s Barkery—Flavored Dog Treats and reusable bags Hartwood Farm—Produce, Cut Flowers, Plants Heartstone Artisan Bakery—Naturally fermented Breads, Sourdough, Bavarian Pretzels, pastries, etc. Hunka Foods—Blondies, Brownies, Muffins, Cake, Cookies, Soda Bread, Cupcakes and more Landry Farms—Meats and Eggs Local Roots Farm—Strawberries, Chicken, Eggs, Honey, Puffed Spelt, and Vegetables Meadowood Farms—Beef, Lamb, Cheese, Yogurt and Fiber Products Mountain Grown Farm—Vegetables, and Elderberries Navarino Orchard, LLC—Fruits, Honey, Pies & baked goods, Canned goods, and vegetables Nostalgia Chocolate LLC—Chocolate products Old Home Distillers—Whiskey, Gin, Bierschnaps, Bourbon, Rye, Hand Sanitizer, Maple Syrup & more Rainforest Speice Company—Honey products Simply by Nature—Custom Birdhouses and wood crafts Skanda Farmstead, LLC—Scones, Biscotti, jams, marmalade, granola, bread, soap, candies and more Studio Botanika—Soap, Lotion, Mineral Bath Salts, and Lip Balm The Mountain Lion—Chainsaw Carvings, painted pots, magic wands, photographs
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Chamber Members News
Our store is located on Sullivan Street in the Vil-lage Commons, between Dave’s Diner and the Copy Shop. In addition to required textbooks, the Bookstore offers a complete selection of art sup-plies, general reading and reference material includ-ing current New York Times best sellers, and school/office supplies. Also, computer peripherals and ink cartridges, health and beauty products, greeting cards, candy and snack foods, film and photography supplies, batteries, magazines, newspapers, and a wide selection of traditional and fashion clothing. The Bookstore is also home to CazMade, the Col-lege artisan shop. Visit us online at CazenoviaShop.com to browse inventory, view store hours, and place orders for pick up at the Bookstore. Regular Hours Mon. Wed. Fri. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Copy Shop 315-655-7323 Lyle Burns The Cazenovia College Copy Shop, located next to the College Bookstore, offers an array of services from copying (B&W and color), cutting, laminating, folding, booklets, CD and digital photo printing, and much more. Hours of Operation Mon.,Wed., Fri. 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Must wear masks
Bag End—Anne and Jay King 1720 Route 20 West, Cazenovia, NY Phone: 315-692-4868
[email protected] Cell: 315-289-3511 200 year old converted pio-neer barn with hilltop Lake view, furnished with 18th and 19th century antiques, 1 mile west of Village. 4 bedrooms plus additional sleeping facilities. Available for short term rental year around.
A great option for a family reunion
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Chamber Member News
Shop at Buyea’s for all your household needs. Go in and take a look at all they have to offer the residents of Cazenovia and surrounding area. All your pool sup-plies are available, hundreds of bulbs for your home, birdhouses and seed, paint and stains, small appliances (coffee makers, toasters, etc.), nuts, bolts and tools.. Support all our local businesses—they are here to sup-port you. They have Covid-19 supplies available such as face masks, hand sanitizer, cleaning and disinfecting prod-ucts for home and office.
9/11 Observance 2020 PLAN
6:00 Project CAFÉ sets up PA, preps candles, etc Meet at Common Grounds at 6:30pm
[6:50] Fire Departments marches up
Color Guard marches up
[7:00] Welcome by Project CAFÉ
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156Renewing & New Members 2020 BUSINESSS: ALOLO Tennis AMERI CU .AJ’s Archery Amanda Bury Antiques American Legion Post #88 CASA Atwell Mill, LLC Bag End Buyea’s True Value BRIDGES Bugs Bee Gone Canastota Publishing Cazenovia Animal Hospital CAVAC Cazenovia CSD Cazenovia Comm. Fitness Cazenovia Comm.Preschool Cazenovia Dental Cazenovia Equipment Co. Cazenovia Golf Club Cazenovia Jewelry Cazenovia Lion’s Club Cazenovia Country Club Cazenovia Abroad DeVaul’s Auction Service Cazenovia Public Library Beasecker/Luri Studios 20|EAST & Cazenovia Cut Block Cazenovia College Caz Preservation Found. Cazenovia Republican Cazenovia School of Ballet Caz Cans CAZ CARES Caz Gear Caz Sports Bowl Cazenovia Lodge no. 616 F&AM Choice Pay Payroll CNY Racing Cazenovia Self Storage Devine Gardens LLC Cazenovia Artisans Dark Horse Wealth Community Bank N.A. Critical Path Engineering Cindy Clark, RE/MAX Masters Canterbury Stables Creekside Meadows Farm Costello,Cooney,&Fearon CRIS Curtin Law Firm Custom Pro Solutions David M. Konys, DDS Darlene’s Pampered Pets Doggie Day Care & Boarding, LLC Empire Mgmt. of CNY Fenner Renewable Energy First Presbyterian Church George Conway, Attny. Law Laine Gilmore Music Service H & R Block Hunt Real Estate Office Hunt Real Estate, Thomas Tait Home Sweet Home Ginger Woodworks 7 Trees Dairy Goats Fust Charles Chambers Frontier Energy Gregory Wilt CPA,CFP H.G. Ellis Agency H. H. Franklin Car Club Hansen’s Advisory Serv. Hospice of CNY Howard Hanna, Karen Reynolds Immediate Medical Care of CNY Jack Stevens John Madden Sales J.S. Hight & Sons Fine Wine Kalamata Pita Lavender Blue Leatherstocking Council BSA Nelson Farms Country Store One Group Inc. Lebanon Res. Campground Lynda Copper Antiques Mackinnon Liquors Mad. Co. Office of Aging Marilyn J. Hall Mark D. Goris, Esq. McDowell Insurance Meadowood Farms LLC Michael E. Brown FuneralMid York Chimney & Stove Lillie Bean Morse Kayak Rentals Morse Returns Morse Construction Mountain Grown Farm Meier’s Creek Brewing Co. Miori Martial Arts Missio Church MJS Drywall Nelson Odeon/Sunken Meadows New Woodstock Library One Remington LLC Our Farm Project Café Pro-Tel Properties Summit Church Simply Mindful Wellness Teitsch-Kent-Fay Architects Onondaga SBDC Owera Vineyards Paige Yoga Pelco Component Tech. Pewter Spoon Café Professional Teleconcepts Ray & Co. Bus. Services Red Fox Run B & B Remlap Construction Rockbridge Investment Mgmt Rotary Club of Cazenovia Route 20 Sofa Saint James RC Church Seniors Helping Seniors Silver Fox Senior Social Club Skeele Agency, Inc. Society for New Music Sparrowbush CottageB&B Spotless Spaces Cleaning Service State Farm Insurance Stone Quarry Hill Art Park The Brewster Inn The Haven at Skanda Susan Rinaldo, Hunt Real Estate The Cazenovia Forum The Grand Rehab & Nursing Ctr The Key The Shoppes at Johnny Appleseed The Sovik Group Tronser Upstate Animal Clinic Victorian Rose W. W. Collision Nina’s Pizzeria & Italian Restaurant Simply Mindful Wellness Society for New Music Stone Cottage Lodging on the Lake Jasmine Rae Floral Design INDIVIDUAL SUPPORTERS Karen & Rick Lounsbury William & Anna Marie Neuland Dan Butterman Kurt Wheeler Leonard Dwyer Michael Barth Christina Vaughn
New Members September 2020 Home Sweet Home Cleaning and Gardening LLC—Heather Loveland PO Box 344, Waterville, NY 13480 Phone: 315-520-0118 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.cnyhomesweethome.com Premier Cleaning & Gardening service. Our staff are fully trained, insured & bonded to provide our clients with the ultimate in home service. With over 20 years of experience owner, Heather Loveland Button, has grown this business to serve over 120 clients throughout CNY over the past 6 years. Jasmine Rae Floral Design—Jasmine Maimone (coming soon watch for grand opening) 61 Albany St., Cazenovia, NY 13035 Phone: 805-319-8216 E-mail: [email protected] Weddings, events, commercial and everyday flowers. Unique houseplants & gifts.
CAZ BUCKS make great gifts to family, friends and neighbors. Students love to receive them also. You may purchase them by calling the Chamber Office and let-ting them know how many you would like and what denomina-tion. You may pay by Credit Card, cash or check. We can mail them to you or you may stop at 59 Albany St and pick them up.
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Library & Member News
See our website calendar for all Library Events
Library Museum Closed check for opening date
Open with limited visitors
Annual 2 day Book Sale may be held at a later date this Fall
The New Woodstock Free Library will be OPEN Remember our online resources are available 24/7 at Midyork.org Stay calm and take care! The New Woodstock Free Library is presenting an exhibit of works by local artist Michael McBane, from August 1 through Sep-tember 31. In the exhibit, Michael will be displaying an array of different painting subjects, including chickens, cows, fish as well as colorful abstracts. His medium is acrylic, his style lively, colorful and fun to look at. “Revelation 8:5” “I’ve Got an Itch”
New Woodstock Library now OPEN Monday, Wednesday, Friday 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Tuesday & Thursday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Little Free Libraries are open and accepting books for take out. Please wipe
them down before you use them or perhaps lay out in the sun to kill any germs.
These are available at
various locations through-out the village for your
reading pleasure.
Please enjoy reading at home or in the parks that
are now open.
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Member News
Critz Farms Butterfly Garden corn maze.
1590 Peth Roat Manlius, NY 13104
Phone: 315-655-8453 Cell: 315-952-7677
Corn Maze open for month of October 2020
Special Rules and distancing will apply this year for your and our other guests safety.
We have pumpkins and other
items for sale.
Critz Farms Brew & Cider Co. 3232 Rippleton Rd
Cazenovia, NY 13035
Fall Harvest Days Mid Sep to end of October
Pick your own apples and
Pumpkins Visit our tasting room and relax
on our lawn—food available
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Summer Fun Activities with Safe Distancing
Willow Patch Trail between Mill Street in the Village to Carpenter’s Pond across from East Side of Caz Lake
Chittenango Falls State Park Trail from top of Falls to Bridge over Chittenango Creek.
Great Photo Op Gorge Trail from Falls along Rt. 13 back to
Village of Cazenovia
Check out the NYSDEC Interpretive Trail off Link Trail
Bridge over Chittenango Creek in Nelson Swamp Unique Area—great Birding and Fishing.
More information can be found at
http://www.northcountrytrail.org or on the Cazenovia Preservation Foundation website at
http://cazpreservation.org
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Member News
The Haven at Skanda Volunteering at Skanda, an essential service: Animal sanctuaries are included in essential services, and The Haven at Skanda has an active volunteer program providing opportunities for individuals and families to volunteer at the farm, with strict social distancing and biosecurity protocols in place. Anyone interested in participating can sign up at:
https://www.thehavenatskanda.org/volunteer
Online programming for women and girls: This spring, with partial funding from the Women’s Fund of CNY, The Haven at Skanda is launching a self-care program supporting women who have survived domestic violence, and a new girl’s leadership program, both which will occur online on secure platforms during the COVID-19 crisis. Anyone interest-ed can contact Skanda for more information.
[email protected] The Haven at Skanda is the nonprofit farm animal sanctuary located in Cazenovia that takes in rescued animals from allover the country, and also provides supportive programs for children with trauma, women who have survived domestic violence, and anyone wanting to experience the incredible love of animals, and the tranquility of Skanda.
Zoom-Topia Options—Please note: We will work with you to create the experience that fits
your organization’s needs and budget. Virtual Farm Tour: spend 30 minutes in the tranquility and beauty of Skanda, meeting all the animals and hear-ing some of their rescue stories: $500 donation
10 minutes appearance: Schedule a family of animals to visit the first 10 minutes of your meeting: $100 donation
5 minute appearance: Schedule one specific animal (Coco the goat, for example) to attend the first 5 minutes of your meeting $50 donation
All donations go directly towards food, bedding, and veterinary care
for the rescued and endangered animals of The Haven at Skanda.
To schedule your zoom meeting with the animals, or for more information: [email protected], 315-480-9480.
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Nelson Neighborhood News
Nelson Farms Open Wed.-Sat., 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Accepting credit/debit card pay-ments only at this time; social distancing and other health safety guidelines are enforced in our store.
We now carry meats from Meadowood Farms
And Chocolate Pizza is back on our shelves along with 100’s of
local NYS products
Tickets will be limited and sold in advance only. These can be purchased by visiting our website, nelsonodeon.com. Our Covid-19 protocol can
also be found on the site. If any of you have any
questions please email us at
[email protected] or call us at
315-655-9193.
Hope to see you all in September!
Jeff & Linda
Beers Currently on Tap: Critz Farms Brewing & Cider Co. The Eleven IPA **6.5% ABV** A citrusy, piney India Pale Ale with the complexity of eleven constituent parts and the singular deliciousness of local, homegrown ingredients. Made with west coast hop varieties and malted barley grown right at Critz Farms, this American IPA packs a punch. Red Shed Brewing Cherry Valley Smoked Porter **6.3% ABV** Dark, rich porter creates warmth through cherry wood smoked and chocolate malts, light floral hops and tradition-al low carbonation, resulting in a medium/full bodied ale with a balanced finish. Foothill Hops Farm Brewery Rising Souls Pumpkin Ale **4.8% ABV** Lightly spiced pumpkin ale made with 1 pound of Mosher Farms pumpkin per gallon of beer. Willow Rock Brewing Company Congress **4.8% ABV** An historic lager recipe updated by modern brewing practic-es. A light-bodied approachable beer, typical of this style, that is for anyone, at any time.
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Nelson Neighborhood News
Shawn Gilmore Paintings My work is a multilayered approach using common house paint. I am always looking for any Benjamin Moore paint products. These are few current works. Please feel free to visit my Studio to see more. My Studio is located inside Route 20 Sofa Company-3208 route 20, Nelson, NY
A message from Jim Frazee We have regular business hours; and our showroom is
open to the public with Covid-19 protocol. Masks required when entering showroom
Please call 315-655-8620
We accept CAZ BUCKS Vendor must endorse back of Caz Buck with their busi-
ness name and address and Chamber will reimburse 100% upon receipt.
Johnny Shoppes are now open! Wednesday—Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. (please wear mask)
Take Out Café
Saturday & Sunday 12 to 4 p.m. Picnic tables available
Grilled Sandwiches & Desserts NYS wines to go also
315-253-9451
315-655-2477 Call Jon Kogut for all your Landscaping needs. Design Hardscaping and planting Of shrubs and trees. Call Amanda Kogut for all your floral needs. Large Greenhouse for you to select items for your home and yard. 4456 Francis Rd. Cazenovia, NY 13035
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Chamber Member News
50 Fenner St.—Wonderful circa early 1800’s home with so many convenient amenities including central air! This well kept home has a lovely, private backyard, a detached oversized two car garage with upstairs storage and the mater bedroom has a balcony over-looking backyard to enjoy morning coffee or afternoon cocktail if you like! Beautifully kept home surrounded by lovely homes. $179,000
Now Accepting New Listings
Updated 3-4 bedroom cape with two full baths sharing 70 ft. of waterfront with only two other home owners on north end of lake. Just this month, new roof put on home. Too many improvements to list all. Great out-door space in private backyard. $250,000 1501 Owahgena Terrace. Call Cindy Clark at RE/MAX Maters RE Slsp to view
315-671-1621
Empire Mgmt. Co. 315-445-8990
Apartment Available 2BR and 2 Bathrooms Sept 1st 1190 sq. ft. $1750 /mo. lease Oct 1st 1240 sq.ft. $1900 mo. lease
Stainless Steel Appliances, Granite Countertops, Custom Cabinets, LED lighting, Elevator and Com-
munity Room 1—Retail Space Available Also
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Chamber Member News
Cazenovia Lake Activities Sailing, boating, kayaking, paddleboards
Lakeside Park Picnic tables & grills, boat launch, playground
Lakeland Park Picnic tables, Beach open when lifeguard on
duty No lifeguards—no swimming
Fishing Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass,
Chain Pickerel, Walleye, Black Crappie, Pump-kinseed Sunfish, Bluegill, Rock Bass, Yellow Perch, White Sucker, and Brown Bullhead.
ALOLO TENNIS 2851 Fenner Rd, Cazenovia, NY
315-870-0405 Brian Galle-USPTA Elite Professional
Owner & Director of Tennis
Thank you Cazenovia Counterpoint and Society for New Music. Your efforts and young artist mu-sicians brought us two concerts at Lakeland Park in August. We were also able to enjoy beautiful music at four of our Saturday morning Farmers Markets. The Plein Air event at Lorenzo for artists and their works were inspiring to all the community. We are so fortunate to live in a community with so much talent. The sculptures and artwork dis-played in our downtown this past month was en-joyed by many.
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Chamber Member News
Rent the American Legion Post 88 Event Center For Any Occasion! Company Parties Fundraisers * Baby/Bridal Showers Birthday/Retirement Parties Lectures/Meetings * Family Reunions To reserve your date contact: Linda Parisou 315-655-4379 [email protected] 26 Chenango St., Cazenovia Rate: $50/hour with small additional charge for use of kitchen.
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Chamber Member News
Atwell Mill 132 Albany St. Cazenovia, NY
Office Space For Rent Village of Cazenovia 3-Room Office 600Sq.Ft. $500.00 month/Negotiable Includes Utilities & Prop. Changes 315-637-2900
The Art Park offices, restrooms, and indoor spaces are closed and all public gatherings are suspended. If you need to reach a member of our staff please do so via email at [email protected] or call (315) 655-3196. Please follow the recommendations of our state officials and stay home. If you choose to utilize the Art Park’s outdoor trails during this time please adhere to the CDC guidelines and prac-tice social distancing to protect yourself and oth-ers. The Art Park is a private, non-profit. At this time we are waiving all admission fees. If you wish to support us, and we hope you will make a donation on line. Our thoughts are with our local and global communities. We know the arts com-munity will respond, as it always does in challeng-ing times, to help us make sense of this unprece-dented experience. Through their work artists ques-tion, critique, imagine, inspire, and ultimately help us heal. The Art Park will continue to support the creation of new artwork and looks forward to when we can once again bring people, land, and art to-gether. Thank you for your support and under-standing. Please visit our website www.sqhap.org for Updates.
The Key is now open Thur-Sat 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Not accepting any consignments
33 Rippleton Road Cazenovia, New York 13035 Hours Monday: CLOSED Tuesday: CLOSED Wednesday: 11:30 am - 8:30 pm Thursday: 11:30 am - 8:30 pm Friday: 11:30 am - 9 pm Saturday: 11:30 am - 9 pm Sunday: 11:30 am - 8:30 pm Approximately a 25 minute drive from Downtown Syracuse
Summer 2020 Menu Asst. Pickle Plate Sambal cucumbers, shishitos, olives, carrots, crostini, and roasted garlic and parmesan aioli $9 Fries w/tomato onion jam and aioli $7 Melon Carpaccio Cherry tomatoes, greens, pickled chilis, and oions, cotija cheese, frizzled with white balsamic $9 Summer Meatballs (3) topped with tomatillo salsa, corn coulis, cilantro and served w/tortilla $11 Wings tossed in Meier’s hot sauce w/charred scallion dip $7.5/$14 Soup Roasted Tomato w/croutons $5 Farmers Market Salad $9 Tacos (3) Beef or Tempura mushroom w/toppings $15 Charred Vegetable Bowl Quinoa, black rice, barley, mushroom, corn, sweet pepper drizzled w/chimichurri $17 Grilled, Smoked Chicken Sliders Pulled chicken BBQ sauce, topped w/sambal pickle and cilantro scallion slaw w/fries $16 Burger Waygu beef, fontina cheese, tomato onion jam, topped with greens, served w/fries $15 Neapolitan Pizza Margherita $13 Funghi Locally roasted mushrooms, tomato sauce, mozzarella, parmesan $16 Roasted Vegetables Charred peppers, onions, roasted garlic oil, arugula, parmesan $16 Italian Ham Tomato sauce, mozzarella, chili flake, basil $16 Something Sweet Peach and Blueberry Crumble vanilla bean ice cream, ginger caramel $7 Fried Dough Chocolate ganache, berry jam, whipped cream $6
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Chamber Calendar of Events
Upcoming Events September 2020
Sep. 5th Farmers Market on the Green 9 to 2 Sep 5th Boat Launch OPEN ONLY Fri-Sun 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Sep 11th 911 Observance at Memorial Park Sep 12th Farmers Market on the Green 9 to 2
Sep 12th Boy Scouts Annual Popcorn Sale at Farmers Market Sep 16th Critz Farms Fall Harvest w/corn maze, food, fun for all ages
Shop for apples, pumpkins, and stop at the tasting room for cheese and maple products JAZZ IN CAZ
Sep 17th ESP Jazz Band Lincklaen House patio 6-9 pm dinner reservation required Sep 17th Noah Kellman piano Brewster Inn covered patio 6-9 dinner reservation required
Sep 18th Los Blancos Brae Loch Inn lawn 6-9 dinner reservation required Sep 18th Loren & LT Barrigar Brewster Inn covered patio 6-9 dinner reservation required
Sep 19th Melissa Gardiner Jazz Brewster Inn covered patio 6-9 dinner reservation required Sep 19th Farmers Market on the Green 9-2
Sep 19th Boy Scouts Annual Popcorn Sale at Farmers Market Sep 26th Farmers Market on the Green 9-2
September 26th 9 a.m. to noon Document Shredding Parry’s Parking Lot, Hamilton Sep 26th Chamber Fall Festival Cancelled this year
Sep 26th-27th 2020 Cazenovia Art Trail Cancelled this year Sep 30th Community Day at Lorenzo Rippleton School House Cancelled this year
Take a drive east on Route 20 and visit all of the antique shops that are open this season.
Lakeside Boat Launch 630 a.m. to 6:30 p.m only
Friday—Sunday
Victorian Rose 3371 Maple Ave, Bouckville, NY
315-893-1786
Lynda Copper Antiques Rt. 20, Bouckville, NY
315-663-4823
Amanda Bury Antiques 97 Albany St., Cazenovia, NY
315-655-3326
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Member News
While we are excited to be welcoming our faculty and students back to campus, I want to assure our neighbors and community members that we are doing so following, and in many cases exceeding, CDC, NYS Education Department, and local and state health agency requirements and guidelines. The College has invested a great deal of time and energy in planning for the return to campus with precautions in place to protect the health of our faculty, staff, students, and community members like you. Some of these precautions include:
A revised academic calendar that includes an early start to the semester and cancellation of the tradi-tional fall break, allowing us to avoid sending students home during the semester or requiring their return after Thanksgiving.
A staggered move in process to reduce density and allow for distancing. Students will be arriving ac-cording to their assigned time slot August 14 through 17. Classes start August 18.
All students are required to have a negative COVID test prior to arrival.
Upon arrival, students and families will check-in at Athletic Center parking lot for a health screening before proceeding to campus to move into their residence.
All employees are also required to have COVID testing within two weeks of the start of the semester.
All employees are also required to complete a daily health screening before starting work.
We will be conducting random testing of students and employees throughout the semester.
Arrangements are in place for quarantine and isolation housing of students if needed.
Masks are required for students and staff while inside of all campus buildings.
Classrooms and other common spaces have been altered to ensure proper physical distancing.
An aggressive communications plan will remind students of the importance of following health and safety protocols on campus and in the community.
We will not host large events on campus through the fall semester. We are greatly limiting the number of visitors to our campus and requiring a health screening for those that are authorized to be on campus. The College has met many challenges over its nearly two centuries in existence and this is yet another. As we operate in this complex and challenging environment, the health and safety of our campus and surrounding community remains our top priori-ty. We will continue to consult with and monitor the guidance from local and state government and health authorities and re-spond accordingly, if warranted.
I look forward to having our students back on campus and they are looking forward to being here. Ca-zenovia provides students with a safe and caring environment to learn and grow. On behalf of our faculty, staff and students, we appreciate your being a part of this supportive community. Sincerely, Ron Chesbrough, Ph.D. President
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Member News
In today’s busy world, with so much food, so little time, and so many medications and illnesses, it often feels difficult to figure out what is truly happening in our own bodies. In nutritional therapy, you will learn about what basic fundamen-tal imbalances YOU have. It’s all about your bio-individuality—that means it’s just about what YOUR body needs to feel your best and be at your optimal level every day. We explore nutrition, digestion, sugar handling, balancing miner-als and vitamins, stress, hormones, food allergies and balancing emotional stress, hydration and more. We look at the root causes and address those verses just symptom management. We use nutrition plans, supplements, as well as a behavior and lifestyle change plan that helps you reprogram and re-pattern your life in a way that works JUST FOR YOU! This is different than a traditional medical model! You get to be an active, open-minded participant in the process. This helps with the resolution of issues and the ability of you to stay with your new patterns and lifestyle! Assessment Techniques
Comprehensive Health History—We talk together to iden-tify your major stressors, what is your biggest health con-cerns, and what is a simple way for you to get started with a change you want to make to feel better. This process helps me understand your history (family and personally), as well as exposures, illnesses and more that help me determine what path to lead you on for a healthier you.
Nutritional Assessment Questionnaire( NAQ)- This com-prehensive symptom survey helps me see where you are to-day in your health, and what paths need more exploration as we work together on a plan that you choose that works for you.
Food & Mood Journal—This is a journal of what you eat and how it makes you feel over the course of a few days. This helps me determine ways to help you optimize your nutrition to combat some of the symptoms you are having.
You will get a protocol based on your goals, your stress, and life-style, and the recommendations from the assessments that would optimize your health and wellness. This will be based on what you are ready to conquer at this point, and what you feel is the most significant thing that needs changing to start feeling better right away. I offer FREE 15 minute consults to see if we are a good fit! Kate Bryant, Nutritional Therapy Practitioner 315-720-2489 [email protected] 3850 Rippleton Road, Cazenovia, NY 13035
Wow! I have been extolling the many merits of Cazenovia and CNY and it’s residents since 2006 from the Caz College station (Drivetime Downbeat at Cazenovia College and Rog-er’s List at Colgate and at 87.7 FM, and lo and behold, comes a terrific graphic and text letter from CazArts which shows in nice graphics some of what I’ve been talking about in a cou-ple of thousand PSAs for the Cazenovia area. There’s a nice well-deserved piece in there about my old friend Kim Waale. I did some radio blasts for the Art Trail a few ears ago. A welcome addition to the newsletter section. I tell my radio listeners in Europe and elsewhere to take a look at the GCACC newsletter and I talk about CASA. Now we have another one so when they come to the US they know where to go-which of course is here. As noted last month I have listeners in all the states too. I tell them to cross NY State on Rte 20 instead of the thruway. Our frequency 87.7 FM is the first seekable frequency on many car radios. The owners of this little radio station (they own big ones too) Are flabbergasted at the numbers of regular listeners we’re getting. We get discerning listeners and we steer them to the GCACC newsletter to let them know what is going on around here. The CASA letter is dormant at this time. Welcome to the CAZ ARTS newsletter! See you on the radio (said Charles Osgood)-Thursdays 5-7 pm, 87.7FM in your car, WVOA on the net. Roger DeVore [email protected]
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Member News
Slushies and Growlers and Boards, Oh My!! Enjoy our new TAKE OUT menu beginning Thursday, August 6th. To place an order call 315-815-4311. Menu is available Thursday - Saturday until 5:00pm. Orders must be placed by 12 noon for same day pick up. There's no place like Owera Vineyards! 20% off bottles of wine 12oz Wine slushies 32oz Growlers (growlers for purchase or for refill) Charcuterie Boards Artisan Cheese Boards Wine Ice Cream Pints
*Please note in accordance with the New York State Liq-uor Authority, all wine slushies and growler purchases to go must be accompanied by a food item. We are not currently open for on premise consumption, but we are working towards a safe reopening of Owera Vineyards. Stay tuned on social media for updates as to when we’ll be ready to welcome you back! You can stop by our Tasting Room and stock up on BOT-TLES OF WINE! When you arrive at Owera please call 315-815-4311 and we’ll bring it out to your car! Purchas-es are available M-F 11:00am-5:00pm and Saturday, 12:00pm-4:00pm.
But that’s not all…we can also deliver it right to your door! We are offering HOME DELIVERY SERVICES M-F until 5:00pm for local residents in Cazenovia, Manlius, Fayetteville and Chittenango. Minimum purchase of 4 bottles. Call 315-815-4311 to place your order to-day. Credit cards ONLY. A person of 21 years or old-er must be present to receive the delivery.
WVOA 87.7 FM 5 P.M. Thursdays Roger DeVore here for your listening pleasure I have been working with Madison County And others to effect various events with listen-ers in all states, they can get in their cars and drive to beautiful Upstate where people are friendly and welcoming. I also tell listeners over-the-air that my program goes by only once. Our program tries to play only the most enjoyable music—for all ages. A program of well played old jazz gets a large regular audience. People in the rest of the world are big fans of this kind of programming. I have heard that a number of jazz societies for the kind of music I’ve been airing since 2006 has more than doubled to over 200 now. Part of the reason we grew so popular so fast is we only do 3 minutes total ads per hour. In those 3 minutes we inform our mu-sic listeners where to go for the best deal on things. Don’t forget to check out the CAZ ARTS newsletter while you’re looking at the Cazenovia Chamber Newsletter.
“See you on the Radio” WVOA 87.7 FM 5 PM Thursdays
Also the following Syncopated Times, The Jazz Appreciation Society of Syracuse, The Tony Joseph Swingtet (Oswego), The Ronnie Joseph ‘52nd St. Jazz
Band” (Rome), Djug Django (Ithaca) for some ‘fun music’