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r e f l e c t i on sVolume MMXIX, Issue 13 • August 23, 2019

insidE This issuEFounder’s day Event - Pg. 3

Radisson history night- Pg. 6

Radisson Community Association Mission StatementTo preserve, protect and enhance the common lands and facilities for the use and enjoyment of the RCA Residents and Members. To promote the health, safety, welfare, education and cultural

enrichment of the Residents and Members of Radisson. To ensure compliance with the Radisson Declaration of Protective Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions.

Reflections is an official publication of Radisson Community Association, Inc.

3128 Amesbury Drive, Baldwinsville, NY 13027

Phone: 315-635-7171 | Fax: 315-635-7182Monday – Friday 8am-5pm

For general RCA inquiries email info@radissoncommunity.org

or visit www.radissoncommunity.org.

Host your next big event at the Aspen House! The RCA Office is now taking reservations for 2020.

Aspen House Community Center 2020

Aspen House is truly a multi-use facility. From Radisson Nursery School to RCA meetings and events to resident parties, it’s a very busy place! This rental option is available only to Radisson resi-dents and Corporate Park members, and it couldn’t be more convenient.

Check out available dates on the Event Calendar on our website and call the office to verify. Due to the popularity of this venue, we can offer only a 24 hour hold without a contract and payment.

We continue to make facility improvements to keep Aspen House fresh and up to date. The large community room has an area that can be used for a dance floor, to serve food or even as an aisle

for a wedding! The new carpet on the other side of the room provides lots of seating, an area for kids games or tables for a presentation. Use the high-top bistro tables for pops of color and as a comfortable place for guests to strike up conversation. Coordinate your table coverings and tabletop decorations to give it a finished look. There are any number of possibilities!

Spring is very popular for graduations and showers, so get your contract in early to be sure you get your date of choice. Keep in mind there are sometimes schedule changes that open a previously reserved date.

Rental Options forPrivate Parties

Full day (8am - 1am) $225daytime (8am - 3pm) $125 Evening (4pm - 1am) $125

Birthday Party

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Bridal Shower

Graduation

Receptions

Baby Shower

Family Reunion

Anniversary

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From The Executive Director Written by Lynn Tanner, CMCA, AMS

Our Annual Founder’s Day C e l e b ra t i o n was anoth-

er huge success this year! Although we had to dodge a few sprinkles at the begin-ning, it didn’t deter the crowds from coming and the amazing time everyone had that evening!! Enough can’t be said about what a true celebration this event is, rec-ognizing the community’s inception forty-five years ago.

So much work goes into an event like this, for it to run as smoothly as it does. Although many peo-ple played a role in volun-teering that day, there are several people that deserve special recognition for their

part in this popular event. Much of the credit goes to Jeanine Downes, Director of Community Programs, who led the planning process, with the volunteers of the Recreation Committee. A special thanks to our main-tenance staff, who spend a lot of time getting the park prepped and ready for the day’s event, as well as keep-ing the park clean and things in working order during the event.

Quarterly statements will be processed and mailed the first week of September. If you are interested in receiv-ing future statements via email, help us ‘Go Green’ by signing-up for paperless bill-ing. After you receive your statement in the mail, simply

log on to the website www.estmt.net and enter your per-sonal id code, provided to you at the top of the state-ment. Future statements will be sent to you via email. Also, look for additional payment options available. Details will be included in the September statements.

As part of our yearlong cel-ebration of Radisson’s 45th Anniversary, Town Historian Bonnie Kisselstein will be doing a special presentation

of her very popular program “The History of Radisson”. The presentation will be held at the Baldwinsville Public Library – Community Room 2 on Tuesday, October 1 at 7pm. If you haven’t seen Bonnie’s presentation yet, you will thoroughly enjoy it, I assure you. Even if you have, please plan on attending again. Bonnie is continually discovering new information on the community, which she is eager to share with us all.

2019 Founder's Day

We could have not asked for better weath-er at this sum-mer’s water

aerobics class. The ladies showed up each morning with a smile on their face, ready to dance and sing-a-long to upbeat tunes. We celebrated the end of another successful season with a delicious brunch. Everyone brought a favorite dish to share. It was a morning filled with coffee, good food, and even better company. We’d like to thank all of the

ladies for the positive attitudes and awesome energy that they brought each morning. Their grinning faces and a good workout were a wonderful way to start the day. Also thank you to the guards and instructors who helped make this season a success! We hope everyone has a great rest of the summer and we look forward to seeing everyone next year!

sincerely, Erin MilesOberon Pool Programs

Coordinator

Water Aerobics

Tuesday, September 24th and Wednesday, October 2nd

from 4:30 – 7pm at the Aspen House. Shots are given by certified immunizing pharmacists. No

appointment needed. 18 years and older only. Medicare and most insurances accepted. Please bring your insurance card.

Walgreens Flu Shot Clinic Coming to Radisson

Flu, pneumonia and shingrix will also be available.

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This year’s Founder’s day was truly spe-cial as we cele-brated the com-

munity’s 45th Anniversary! In addition to the kid’s craft tent, bounce house and Hippo Chow Down, we had new games for the enjoyment of teens. Pong, cornhole and Jumbo Jenga were a hit for all! Children also

enjoyed visiting Air FX Body Art for artistic temporary tattoos. All ages enjoyed Italian Sausage, Hoffman’s hot dogs, chips, bev-erages and Sunshine Ice Cream! Many people took the opportu-nity to see the grand fire trucks and ambulance up close. And making a repeat appearance – the Air 1 helicopter was amaz-ing!! Kyle Micho provided awe-some opening music, and later Six Pack got the crowd singing along with crowd-pleasing hits until PYROTECNICO started the magnificent display of fireworks, which was a perfect end to a wonderful day!

Special thanks to our Sponsors for supporting this amazing com-munity event (please see page 4). Also, thank you to all of the volunteers that worked in the food and beverage tents, the Rec

Counselors who worked at the children’s activities, and the maintenance staff for helping with this event. Last, but cer-tainly not least, many thanks to the Belgium Cold Springs Fire department, Greater Baldwinsville Ambulance Corps and the Onondaga sheriffs department for ensuring the safety of all participants.

Founder’s day is our larg-est annual Radisson Community event. Celebrating our 45th Anniversary was a tremendous milestone. spending it with neighbors, family, and friends made it special for everyone in atten-dance.

45th Anniversary Founder’s Day Celebration

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Sponsored by the parents of Troop 80

Cost: $12.00 (prepaid) per 1-1¼ lb. Fresh Maine lobster - live or steamed

When: Saturday, September 14, 2019 10:00am to 3:00pm

Place: Mercer Park, corner of North St & Charlotte St, Baldwinsville

To reserve your lobesters, please place orders by Wednesday, September 4th.

Look for a scout in your neighborhood soon or you can call, write or email the contacts below. Be sure to include your name, address, # of lobsters you would like (specify live or steamed) and, most importantly, a contact phone number. Make checks payable to: Troop 80

Mail: Lobsters/Troop 80c/o Colin Goodale524 Crandon TerraceBaldwinsville, NY 13027

Phone: (315) 743-4180Email: troop80lobstersale@gmail.com

The souts of Troop 80 enjoy a better scouting experience thanks to you!

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On December 11, 1941, Germany declared war on the united

States. Three months later, 250 families living between the Oswego and Seneca Rivers, on and nearby the current Radisson Community, were ordered by the Army Corps of Engineers to evac-uate their homes. Eight thou-sand acres of land were depopu-lated by the orders, and all roads into the area were blocked. Within a month, construction of a huge ordnance (ammuni-tion and weapons) plant began, with more than 3,000 workers employed at the peak of con-struction. By January 1943, less than a year later, the plant was in full operation.

The plant was under heavy security. Ten miles of chain link fencing, with strategically locat-ed guard towers, protected it. At night, floodlights played on all perimeter areas.

Inside were 88 main build-ings and more than 20 miles of roads. Eight thousand men

and women worked there. They made, processed and shipped dinitrochlorabenzene, more commonly known as “Explosive D.” It was used in armor piercing shells, and it and its processing were deadly business.

The most dangerous opera-tions were conducted in build-ings along the east side of Radisson’s drumlin – a natural hill or ridge formed by glacial ice. This was done so that, in the event of an explosion, the village of Baldwinsville would be shielded from danger. The concrete foundations along the east side of the drumlin, off what is now Willett Parkway, were part of that main manufac-turing area. These cradles sup-ported the large acid vats used in processing the explosive. The architectural sculpture that iden-tifies Radisson’s main entrance at Route 31 and Willett Parkway, was conceived in 1974 by Sergei Yevich. He used the shape of those cradles as the basis for his design.

A year and two months after production began, it was

stopped. In 1947 the property that had been the Ordnance Works was declared surplus, and the Works were abandoned. During the next few years, the Works were dismantled or destroyed and the property disposed of. Only the adminis-tration buildings near Route 31 and some of the larger concrete buildings remained.

some farmhouses and cot-tages left from before the War were offered to the public for lease. A plan to use the larger buildings for veteran’s housing fell through. Over 5600 acres went into the land bank and was eventually sold. state officials looked into the possibility of relocating the state Fair to that area but then decided not to. Syracuse University began reno-vating some of the buildings for student housing, but that work was never completed.

The State Conservation Department purchased 3000 acres in the north end of the property for the Game Management Preserve. Later, in 1952, the trustees of the William

Waldorf Astor estate bought 2000 acres for residential and commercial development, but the development never took place. For the next 20 years, the land stood idle. The Urban Development Corporation (UDC) purchased the land in 1969. it is now the site of the Lysander Planned Community, better known as Radisson.

If you would like to learn more: Bonnie Kisselstein, Baldwinsville Public Library local history librarian and Town of Lysander historian will again present her very popular pro-gram “The History of Radisson” at the Baldwinsville Public Library – Community Room 2, on Tuesday, October 1, 2019 at 7PM. Also, visit the Baldwinsville Public Library local history room, the Town of Lysander historian’s office or make an appointment at the Shacksboro Schoolhouse Museum to learn more about Baldwinsville’s Patriotic Contribution to WWII.

THE NEW YORK ORDNANCE WORKS(A Government Owned War Project) sometimes referred to as “The Project”

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ASC Meeti ng6:30pm at RCA Offi ce

TOL Board Meeti ng 7:00pm at TOL Offi ces

RCA Office will be closed on Monday, September 2nd for Labor Day. Also due to the holiday, both trash and yard

waste pick-ups will be delayed one day this week.

Oberon Pool Closes at 7:00pm

Refl ecti ons Mailed

TOL Planning Board Meeti ng

7:00pm at TOL Offi ces

TOL Board Meeti ng 7:00pm at TOL Offi ces

Pool hours through Labor

Day: 1pm – 7pm

The Lost and Found box at the RCA Office is full! There are a number of items that were found this summer at Kerri Park or at the Ober-on Pool. If you’re missing a water bottle, back-pack or id, we might have it! Please stop in be-fore September 12 to check. On September 13, any remaining items will be donated to a local agency.

The Lost and Found box at the RCA Offi ce is full! There are a number of items that were found this summer at Kerri Hornaday Park or at the Oberon Pool. Some items were left at the Summer Rec Program. If you’re missing a water bott le, backpack or id, we might have it! Please stop in before September 10 to check. Aft er that date, any remaining items will be donated to a local agency.

CORRECTION: The Cirque d’Vin Wine Club tasting will be on September 27 at 7 PM at The Red Mill Inn not Sept 6 as was stated in the last Reflections. We apologize for any confusion due to this error.