Authors, farmers, entrepreneurs ‘The Fabulous Beekman Boys’ eager to visit Cazenovia
There has been a slow, steady and excited buzz permeating Cazenovia in recent weeks that can all be boiled down to the fact that the nationally-known “Fabulous Beekman Boys” — bestselling authors, farmers, entrepreneurs and recent winners of television’s “The Amazing Race” — are coming to town on Saturday, Jan. 26. The two-hour event, sponsored by the Historic Cazenovia Business District committee of the chamber of commerce, will feature Josh Kilmer-Purcell and his partner Brent Ridge giving a special book signing of their “Beekman 1802 Heirloom Cookbook” and Kilmer-Purcell’s New York Times best-selling nonfiction book, “The Bucolic Plague: How two Manhattanites became gentleman farmers: An unconventional memoir,” from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26, at the Lincklaen House on Albany Street.
Cam's Pizza gives proceeds from Camillus Chamber breakfast to Samaritan Center
When the Greater Camillus Chamber of Commerce recently met at Cam’s for its monthly Leads Breakfast, there was a nice surprise at the end.
The Centers at St. Camillus reports successful ‘Stop Hunger’ campaign
In an effort to put an end to hunger in our community, The Centers at St. Camillus and Sodexo Senior Services recently partnered on a “Stop Hunger” food drive campaign
Greater Camillus Chamber of Commerce welcomes insurance agent Jeff Dukat
The Greater Camillus Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors recently gave a Red Carpet welcome to new member Jeff Dukat, State Farm Insurance.
Beak & Skiff vodka striking gold (and silver and bronze)
Beak & Skiff Apple Farms recently was awarded a gold medal for its artisanal vodka at the 2012 American Wine Society Spirits Competition in Portland, Ore. — marking the fourth time in less than four months the LaFayette distillery has won awards for its signature spirit.
Journalist Wanted
Eagle Newspapers is currently seeking an editor to join its team of writers.
Tops acquires Jordan, Elbridge and Mexico Big M supermarkets
Tops Friendly Markets has entered into an agreement with the Farrugia family to acquire three Big M supermarkets located at 227 E. Main St. in Elbridge, 9 Mechanic St. in Jordan and 3385 Main St. in Mexico.
Camillus' Daniel Meyer wins Order of the Towman Award
Daniel Meyer, owner of Meyer's Towing, is the winner of the 2012 Order of the Towman Award sponsored by American Towman.
Vision CNY seeks input on Regional Sustainability Plan
Do you have ideas for the future of Central New York? What would make the region more sustainable for the long-term?
Ronald McDonald House celebrates expanded home
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central New York has officially opened the doors to its new Central New York Ronald McDonald House and guest families are expected to stay at the house starting in December.
WAVES Ambulance launches fall and injury prevention campaign
In response to staggering statistics related to elderly people falling and injuring themselves, WAVES Ambulance has launched a pro-active program in Central New York to combat this expensive and debilitating problem in elderly individuals’ homes.
Camillus Chamber of Commerce welcomes Sports Physical Therapy
Sports Physical Therapy received the Greater Camillus Chamber of Commerce Red Carpet welcome last month.
Thirteen women-run businesses breathe new life into Jordan
Linda Boehm is thrilled to be part of a growing community of women business owners in the village of Jordan.
CNY Ronald McDonald House celebrates expansion Nov. 20
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central New York will officially open the doors to its new Ronald McDonald House this month.
The Victory Sports Medicine 'Victory Campus': What is it?
An exclusive interview with VSM owner Dr. Pietropaoli and COO Lance Wardell
What exactly is the proposed plan for the Victory Sports Medicine 'Victory Campus' off Route 20? VSM owner Dr. Pietropaoli and Chief Operating Officer Lance Wardell agreed to sit down with the Skaneateles Press for what turned into a two-and-a-half-hour interview to discuss the details. The Press also has examined the entire four years of planning board records for the VSM project.
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