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Rev. Charles Robert Rowe (Chuck) was born in Carthage, N.Y., on July 20, 1948. He moved to DeRuyter when he was two years old and lived there until he graduated from DeRuyter Central School in 1967.
He loved the country, camping down back with his brother or doing target practice on the pests (like woodchucks.)
Cedarville College in Ohio was his next step. There he met the girl he would marry, Carol Jenista, during his freshman year.
After a wedding in July 1971, Charles and Carol (a new nurse) headed to Grand Rapids, MI, for seminary. They had 12 years in Grand Rapids, adding three children ..read more
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Eva Woodworth, of Liverpool, was one of three SUNY Oneonta students who spent spring break in Valencia, Spain, at the 20th Annual International Conference on Technology, Knowledge, and Society, hosted by the Polytechnic University of Valencia.
Working with department of philosophy faculty member Daniel Patrone, Woodworth and the other student researchers spent six months examining institutional compliance with safety and reporting regulations in research involving rDNA technology and synthetic biology.
They traveled to Spain to present their paper, “Biosafety and Transparency in the Review an ..read more
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CENTRAL NEW YORK – Central New York’s chapter of Guiding Eyes for the Blind is looking for volunteers to raise puppies with the goal of having them be guide dogs for people with vision loss.
The Central New York region of the organization, which includes Onondaga, Madison, Cayuga and Oswego counties, holds classes Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. and Saturdays at 10 on alternate weeks.
The organization asks that raisers be dog lovers with patience, a willingness to take the dogs with them to the different places they go, and enough time in their schedules to give the pups proper attention.
The ra ..read more
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TOWN OF MANLIUS – A group of residents of the neighborhoods around Enders Road are hoping to generate community support for a sidewalk that would run the 1.1-mile length of the road between Route 173 to Route 92.
Enders Road, which is home to Eagle Hill Middle School and Enders Road Elementary School, has considerable pedestrian traffic of children walking to and from the campuses, or heading over to the commercial district around the intersection of Enders and Route 92.
“They literally walk in the road because the shoulder is only about a foot wide,” said Monica Browning, the de facto l ..read more
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VILLAGE OF BALDWINSVILLE – Fishing is a favorite pastime in Baldwinsville.
This spring and summer the village has three free fishing opportunities on the bank of the Seneca River. These are designed for the youngest in our community to connect with nature and the sport of fishing.
Baldwinsville Rotary Club is offering a Kids Learn to Fish Clinic for ages 5-12 at Baldwinsville Community Park from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on May 18. This is a noncompetitive multigenerational learning event planned to be a complimentary segue to later events run by the Lions Club.
Each child registered at Kids Le ..read more
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CENTRAL NEW YORK – Already in 2024, the Fayetteville-Manlius girls lacrosse team has as many victories as it achieved in all of 2023 – and the way it got that third victory could have a long-lasting effect.
Trailing Jamesville-DeWitt late in regulation in last Friday’s local showdown, the Hornets made a remarkable comeback and, led by sophomore sensation Taylor Novack, pulled out an 11-10 overtime victory over the Red Rams.
A good portion of the game went exactly as J-D planned it, the Rams controlling the tempo and taking advantage of enough scoring chances to go in front and stay there.
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CENTRAL NEW YORK – Nearly every week in area high school boys lacrosse involves some kind of local rivalry getting renewed, to the credit of those who create regular-season schedules that allows this to happen.
Fayetteville-Manlius and East Syracuse Minoa battled it out last Tuesday night at Spartan Stadium, with the Hornets effective in all phases of the game to prevail 12-6.
Three unanswered goals in the second quarter broke F-M out of a 2-2 tie and it never got caught, the margin doubling throughout the course of the second half.
Tyler Burns and Randal Hearn’s three goals and one assist pa ..read more
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CENTRAL NEW YORK – Few high school softball programs in Central New York can compare with the consistency and excellence of Jamesville-DeWitt, who again found itself defending the Section III Class A title heading into the 2024 season.
And the early returns were quite encouraging for the Red Rams, who blasted Fulton 15-0 in last Tuesday’s opener with its usual combination of potent bats and powerful pitching.
Five runs in the first two innings put J-D in control, but it didn’t stop there, the Rams putting together five-run rallies In the fourth and fifth innings to triple its margin.
Kayla Mc ..read more
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CENTRAL NEW YORK – Two more area high school baseball teams got underway early last week, with Jamesville-DeWitt starting out its Section III Class A championship defense.
The Red Rams traveled last Tuesday night to Donovan Stadium, facing Utica Proctor and, with a late-game comeback, delivering an 8-3 victory over the Raiders.
Proctor had scored twice in the bottom of the fifth inning to erase an early 1-0 J-D lead, but in the top of the sixth the Rams broke through in a big way, netting seven runs.
Eamon Giblin doubled and Luke VanMarter tripled, each getting a pair of RBIs. Tim Cooper, Aar ..read more
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CENTRAL NEW YORK – In recent years, the Fayetteville-Manlius boys track and field team has evolved into a unit less dependent on its strong distance runners and finding standouts in both sprints and field events.’
This building paid off last Wednesday afternoon in the season opener against Cicero-North Syracuse, where the Hornets leaned on the likes of Nolan McGinn and Nikita Domashenko and produced a 79-61 victory over the Northstars.
McGinn swept all individual distance runs. He broke 10 minutes in the 3,200-meter run, finishing in 9:56.77 before a 1,600-meter run where, in 4:36.57, he went ..read more