Newsletter February 2020
Cazenovia Winter Festival 2020 INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Thursday, Feb 6th 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Winter Festival Art Exhibit Winter Festival 2020 1 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. Family Ice Skating Friday, Feb 7th Accountants & Tax Services 2-3 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Winter Art Show at Library Winter Activities & Ice Safety 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. Family Ice Skating Burton St. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Talent Show & Opening Ceremony CASA News Jan-Mar 2020 4-5 Age 55 and older At Cazenovia High School $5 at door Saturday, Feb 8th 7 a.m. to noon Pancake Breakfast at American Legion Shop College Book Store & More 6-7 Winter Farmers Markets $8/person $25/family All Day Outdoor Activities at Stone Quarry Hill Art Huge Shoe Collection Park , sledding, snow shoeing and cross country skiing Renewing & New Chamber 8-9 9 a.m. to noon Scholastic Snow Sculptures Members Memorial Park Judging at noon Library News & Winter Fun Morning to 12:30 Community Snow Sculpture 10-11 Live Music & Roger’s notes Competition Pre-register at 655-9380 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Winter Art Show at Library Fund the Pigs Event 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Downhill Skiing at Caz Ski Club 12-13 Town Plaza Businesses 12 noon to 7 p.m. Family Ice Skating 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Baked Ziti Dinner at American Legion Nelson News 14-15 $10/person or $30/ family Odeon Shows 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. Winterfest Dance Realtor’s & Bank News 16-17 High School students and guests only Restaurant News Sunday, Feb 9th American Legion Rental All Day Snow Sculptures The Key Hours 18-19 All Day Outdoor activities Stone Quarry Hill Art Park 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Downhill Skiing at Caz Ski Club A Stroll East on Albany St. 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. Family Ice Skating Calendar of Events 20-21 1 p.m. Cazenovia Children’s House Snowflake Run
1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. Library Chocolate Party with Ice Sisters 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Snow Date for Talent Show if postponed Fri.
The Greater Cazenovia Area Chamber of Commerce 59 Albany St., Cazenovia, NY 13035 Office New Hours 9 to 4 Tue &Thu and 10 to noon Wed &Fri. Sat 9 to 12 www.cazenoviachamber.comSee us on Facebook and Instagram E-mail: [email protected] Phone: 315-655-9243 Fax: 315-655-9244
1 Accountants & Tax Services
Gregory F. Wilt, CPA, CFP 74 Lincklaen St., Cazenovia, NY 13035 Tax and accounting services, wealth manage- ment, retirement and estate planning services. 315-575-5420 [email protected]
Choice Pay Payroll Morse Returns Chairty Morse 6311 Fly Road, E. Syracuse, NY 13057 14 Sims Lane, Cazenovia, NY 13035 We are here to help businesses with their big- Income Tax Preparation gest asset...their employees. Services include 315-655-4765 [email protected] worker’s comp, employee benefits, time tracking and HR. We are the perfect fit for any size company.
Ryan & Ryan, CPA’s Ray & Jill Ryan 130 Albany St., Cazenovia, NY 13035 Fust Charles Chambers LLP—Andrew Mistur We provide a wide range of accounting ser- 5784 Widewaters Parkway, Syracuse, NY 13214 vices to individuals, corporations and partner- We provide accounting, tax and business advisory ships, including tax planning and preparation, services to the upstate NY business community. business and financial consulting. 315-446-3600 [email protected] 315-655-9361 [email protected]
2 Winter Events News
It’s “All the Fun of the Fair” but indoors in the Expo Center on the New York State Fair- grounds. Featuring the food, rides, music and entertainment that people enjoy in the sum- mer, is now an annual event in the middle of winter. For the debut this year back in Feb- ruary, Winter Fair had over 25,000 people in attendance! This major event will take place Friday, February 7 through Sunday, February 9. Advanced sale tickets are available at www.nyswinterfair.com. Admission is $5 for adults and $3 for teens/pre-teens and seniors. Children 10 and under will be admitted free of charge. At the door, admission is $7 for adults and $5 for teens/pre-teens and seniors. Children 10 and under will be admit- ted free of charge. Winter Fair 2020 will take place again inside the Expo Center, which is the largest open space venue outside New York City between Boston and Cleveland. Winter Fair 2020 will fill the Expo Center with a variety of food vendors, crafters, businesses, and non- profit organizations along with rides, entertainment and special features.
Cazenovia Lake Ice Fishing Safety Chart
Clear ice with a bluish tint is strongest. White ice, or “snow ice,” is about half as strong as new, clear ice. Double the thickness guidelines if you are traveling on white ice. · Pack a pair of ice picks. Attach these to a long cord. Screwdrivers work, too. If you fall into the water, you can pull yourself out using the picks. Tip: Use a wood-handled ice pick. If it falls into the water, it will not sink as quick- ly as a metal-handled pick.
· Bring a lifejacket. If you break through while walking on ice, a life jacket can provide flotation and protection against hypothermia. Do not wear a flotation device when traveling in an enclosed vehicle. Ice safety tips for walk- ing, fishing, driving and Wear brightly-colored clothing. Bright colors m o r e make you easier to spot against the white Check the ice thickness before you go on it. snow and ice. Four inches is the minimum ice thickness for walking. Always go with a buddy. Be Safe and enjoy Winter Activities Available to you in beautiful and historic Cazenovia
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5 Chamber Members News
Our store is located on Sullivan Street in the Village Commons, between Dave’s Diner and the Copy Shop. In addition to required textbooks, the Bookstore offers a complete selection of art supplies, general reading and reference material including 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 College 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. - Fri.: 9:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Copy Shop 315-655-7323 Lyle Burns Sat.: 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. The Cazenovia College Copy Shop, located next to the College Bookstore, offers an ar- Sun.: Closed ray of services from copying (B&W and color), cutting, laminating, folding, booklets, CD and digital photo printing, and much more. Hours of Operation Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (Summer: 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.)
CAZ T-Shirts $20 Postcards $1 Boxed Photo Note Cards (8) $8 Boxed Cazenovia Landmark Sketchs Notecards (8) $8 Pint Beer Glasses $5 Cazenovia Shot Glasses $3 CAZ Bucks may be purchased for any amount and used CAZ Bumper Stickers $1 all over Cazenovia. Reimbursed 100% to business that accepts them.
The Cazenovia Map Puzzles were Sold out last month. New Map and puzzles coming the end of 2020 with new businesses and points of interest.
6 Cazenovia Winter Farmers’ Market
Dec 21, Jan 19, Feb 15, Mar 21 (no market in April) Saturday’s 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in American Legion (2 floors)
Winter Farmers Market Vendors Antimoc Crafts handmade jewelry and clothing Avocado Salsa Dip Dips Center Street Market Baked goods and Home canned goods Children Stories Books Clean Slate Farm Garlic, vinegar, spice blends, hand cream American Legion Creekside Meadows Beef, Pork, Vegetables 26 Chenango St. Dizzy Lizzies chicken eggs, fruits and vegetables Empire Buffalo Bison meat Fenner Alps Fiber Farm Yarn, Hand made items Fojo Beans Coffee & Tea Frosty Morning Farm eggs, fruits, vegetables, plants and flowers Georgetown Soap Co. Handcrafted Soaps and skin car Giaforte Farm flour, grains, beans, cornmeal & rolled oats Hartwood Farms produces a variety of Certified Organic vegetables. From roots to shoots, we have fresh delicious ingredients to make everything from soup to salad. Heartstone Artisan Bakery Artisan Breads & Pastries Jakes Gouda Cheese Hard & Semi hard Cheeses Landry Farm Chicken& Eggs Local Roots Farm Meat, Eggs, Vegetables, Specialty Items Lucky Moon Farm vegetables and maple syrup Mountain Grown Farm Potatoes, onions, squash My Inspiration Gluten Free baked goods Simply by Nature Wooden art Stone Brothers Farm & Garden Center eggs, fruits and vegetables Sweets by Steph cupcakes, brownies, cookies, cinnamon buns and gluten free options The Lucky Lab, LLC Apparel, Home & Outdoor Accessories
Market Manager Tricia Park—315-720-2141 e-mail: [email protected]
FoJo Beans Wins Award! On January 17th, FoJo Beans received the New York State Senate 2019 Empire Award from Senator Rachel May. The award is “In recognition of outstanding contributions and dedication to the growth, prosperity, and betterment , and their community and New York State” Congrats to Dan & Dan!
7 Neighbor Chamber News & Shoe Collection Hamilton—Partnership for Community Development Sat. Feb 1 at 2 p.m.—Startup Marketing Fundamentals, Andres Echenique, VP@Terakeet, TIA Mentor Tue. Feb 11 by appointment only—David Craine VP NBT Mang Insurance Co. Wed. Feb 19 at 8 a.m. Networking at Fojo Beans coffee & pastries provided Thur. Feb 27 at 6 p.m. Talk About Your Business in a Way that Makes People CARE! Alumni Executive Director. Thought into Action. Entrepreneurship@Colgate Sat. Feb 29 at 2 p.m. Startup Sales Fundamentals—Ram Parimi. Head of Strategy & Operations Google Cloud. TIA Mentor
Shoes-Shoes-Shoes & More Shoes Let’s help The Key collect shoes, sneakers, boots, etc. for Ralph “The Shoe Guy” Rotella of Discount Shoe Repair . He will be coming to Cazenovia with his truck on Saturday, Feb. 8th to pick up all of the shoes. You may drop your shoes off at The Key starting now until Feb. 8th.
8 104 Renewing & New Members 2020
BUSINESSS: A.J’s Archery Amanda Bury Antiques American Legion Post #88 Atwell Mill, LLC 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 Sports Bowl Choice Pay Payroll CNY Racing Costello,Cooney,&Fearon CRIS Curtin Law Firm Custom Pro Solutions David M. Konys, DDS Empire Mgmt. of CNY Fenner Renewable Energy George Conway, Attny. Law 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 Leatherstocking Council BSA Lebanon Res. Campground Lynda Copper Antiques Mackinnon Liquors Mad. Co. Office of Aging Marilyn J. Hall Mark D. Goris, Esq. McDowell Insurance Michael E. Brown Funeral Mid York Chimney&Stove Lillie Bean 20|East & Cazenovia Cut Block Morse Kayak Rentals Morse Returns Morse Construction Mountain Grown Farm Meier’s Creek Brewing Co. Miori Martial Arts Missio Church MJS Drywall New Woodstock Library Onondaga SBDC Owera Vineyards Paige Yoga Pelco Component Tech. Pewter Spoon Café Profession 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. Sparrowbush Cottage B&BState Farm Insurance Stone Quarry Hill Art Park The Brewster Inn The Cazenovia Forum The Grand Rehab & Nursing Ctr The Key The Shoppes at Johnny Appleseed The Sovik Group Tronser Upstate Animal Clinic The Haven at Skanda
INDIVIDUAL SUPPORTERS Karen & Rick Lounsbury William & Anna Marie Neuland Dan Butterman Kurt Wheeler Take this opportunity in 2020 to help support the many events that the Chamber plans for the community. Individual and Family membership are $100 or less to help fund the Christmas Walk, Concerts, Fall Festival, Block Fest and several other Free events for the public.
Welcome New Chamber Members
Dan Butterman, 14 Ford Ave., Oneonta, NY 13820 (Individual Membership)
Ginger Woodworks—[email protected] More details next month
Meier’s Creek Brewing Co., Nate Hickey, general manager 33 Rippleton Rd., Cazenovia, NY 13035 Ph: 315-815-4022 E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected] Web: http://www.meierscreekbrewing.com Facebook and Instagram Brewery and Tap Room (more info to follow) Opening in the Spring (closed for renovations until then)
9 Activities around the Neighborhood
February Activities Thursday Nights Out Scrabble Every Fri. 1-2 p.m. Feb 6 @6 p.m. LEGO Challenge—They’re not just Bridge Every Tue. 12:30 –4:30 for kids. Exercise your creativity with our LEGO Rotary Phone Books Here collection and surprise yourself with what you can build. February Events: Feb 13 @ 6 p.m. Book Group– Come discuss the 3rd & 4th 6:30-7:30 Yougurt Making novel “The French Gardener” by Santa Montefiore. 7th 4-7 Comm. Room Bargain Book Sale Although sign up is not required, please call 315-662 9th 1:30-3 Chocolate Party (Families) -3134 or email [email protected] to re- 14th 1 & 6:30 Peanut Butter Falcon Movie serve your copy of each month’s book. 17th Closed President’s Day 19th 1:30-3 Balto Movie while making art piece Feb 20 @6 p.m. Game Night-Choose from a variety 29th 10:30-noon Painting on the Grid of board and card games that the library has to offer. With Sarah Teitje-Metz Play an old classic or lern something new, the choice is up to you. See our website calendar for all Library Events Feb 27 @ 6p.m. Tea Party—Bring your favorite Cozy Cafes encourage the community to celebrate togetherness in small group settings over an interactive activity. Warm beverages dainty cup or sturdy mug and relax over a hot cup of and a treat will be provided. Please call the Library at tea and lively conversation. A selection of caffeinat- 315.655.9322 to register, space is limited. Cozy Cafes are made ed and decaffeinated teas will be provided. possible by the Friends of the Library; all programs are free and open to the public. For more information about these programs, please 12th Betsy Kennedy shares picture books for all ages 19th Ann Redfern-studying our Art collection through VTS contact Renee Beardsley at the New Woodstock Free 26th Susan Green-shares Pysanka (Ukrainian Eggs) Library at 315-662-3134 or e-mail [email protected]
10 Chamber Member’s Live & Other Music
Caz Sports Bowl Every Brae Loch Inn—February Live Music Friday & Saturday Night 9-1 Fridays 7-10 7th Lisa Lee Duo $15 all you can bowl or $5 per person 14th The Big D per game. Live Music: 8-11pm 21st Jason Floyd 28th Tim Burns Sunday Feb. 16th Brunch Buffet 10 a.m.
Sundays Ala carte brunch off menu 10 a.m. to 1
Owera Vineyards February Live Music Acoustic Fridays 7-9 Sit & Sip Saturdays 7-9 1st John Spillett 7th Mixed Tapes 8th Dean Bunger 14th B.D. Lenz(Jazz Guitar) 15th Aaron Velardi & Friends 21st McArdell & Westers 22nd Donna Colton 28th Chuck Shiele & Friends 29th Mark Nanni
Think & Drink Thurs Winter Wine Happy Hour
Our over-the-air radio signal can reach about 500,000 people in CNY. We also have many regular listeners in a lot of other parts of the US as well as a lot of listeners all over the world who appreciate quality music. They also appreciate quality goods and services so I steer them, over the radio, to the GCACC Newsletters which tell them about the stuff that's available around here. I said last month that I was going to talk about jazz a little this month. Remember Marty Grosz said: “I've been playing this music for 65 years and yet I can't describe it.” And neither can I. A friend for forty years was the artist David X. Young. He was the founder of what became known to a few million people as “The Jazz Loft” at 28th and 6th in NYC, in 1950. I met him on Cape Cod where he lived in his summer studio up over the gas station in Orleans, MA. Dave had very interesting gatherings there and of course in NYC. Through him I met many of he well-known BeBop jazz players who were making a name for themselves. He leased 3 floors for his 6th
Ave studio in 1950, rewired the place and sublet some of it. Some went to his friend Hall Overton who was on the staff at Julliard. Between the two of them, they knew everybody in jazz. I have referred to Dave Young many times since I started broadcasting jazz in 2006 over the air (OTA). He was the founder of the so-called 'Jazz Loft' (see 'Doubletake' magazine Fall of 1999) and the guy who introduced me to Dave McKenna, who played often at the Captain Linnel House in Orleans on the Cape. Through Dave Young, I also met many of the Bop guys including Jim Hall, Jim Raney, John Coltrane, T. Monk, Bill Evans, Max Roach, Bill Crowe, Bob Brookmeyer (with whom I kept up lengthy phone conversations after he moved to NH. I did the same with McKenna after he couldn't play any more.), Zoot Sims, Al Cohn, Mose Allison, Stan Getz, Kenny Davern, et al. Some were Bop,etc. and some were traditional, and everything in between. I've heard most of the countless earlier styles in jazz before bop, but the Bop and 'progressive' broadcasters at colleges don't tell you about earlier styles. I don't air any Bop (Bop musicians play mostly for themselves). Nonetheless, Dave and I tried to rescue 1600 reel to reel tapes that were recorded at Dave's studio on a Webcor recorder that his father gave him. I did find out with 5 years of broadcasting at colleges, that what most people like the best is hot and sweet authentic jazz. People all over the world like this sound. But it has to be authentic and played well. Anyone can usually tell how well just by listening. You don't have to know anything about real jazz in order to enjoy it. Try it out on WVOA 87.7 FM Thursdays 5-7 PM. That is a 'brokered' radio station so don't be deterred by other programmer's logos. Just click through all that to “Roger's List”. There is a list but no commo on face book. Let me know what you think at [email protected]. Thanks.
11 Member News
Tasting Room Closes 1 hr. before closing each day
72 Albany St., Caznovia 315-815-4099
12 Town Plaza Area News
Fauna Pet Supply 77 Nelson St., Cazenovia Selling pet food and supplies and offer- ing a self-serve dog wash.$10. + extras Owner Catherine Saunders 315-815-4054 New Business in Cazenovia
Empire Mg. Co. 315-445-8990 A few apartments left $1750-$1900/month lease All 2 BR and 2 Bathroom 1190—1240 sq. ft. Stainless Steel Appliances Granite Countertops, Custom Cabi- nets LED lighting, Elevator, and Community Room Rt. 20 East Cazenovia
Caz Sports Bowl Game Room & Restaurant
81 Nelson St.
13 Nelson Neighborhood News
We are Back & Ready to Entertain You! New Winter/Spring Line Up of Shows Doors Open at 7 p.m.
2/8 Front Country $23 Advance
2/22 The Intentions $20 Advance
Chicken Riggie Nachos Ingredients: 6 cups shredded chicken 1 jar Nelson Frms Riggie Sauce
8 oz. shredded cheese 1-2 bags tortilla chips for dipping Addt’l topping –lettuce, tomatoes, beans, olives, 2/29 Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen $28 Advance salsa, sour cream, jalapenos, bacon, etc. Coming Soon Instructions: 3/13 Mile Twelve $25 Advance Preheat oven to 375 degrees 4/10 Rob Ickes & Trey Hensley $33 Advance Spread chips out on foil wrapped cookie sheet 4/24 Eden Brent $25 Advance Warm riggie sauce on stovetop. Mix in chicken 5/1 Aztec Two Step 2.0 $29 Advance until mixture is warm throughout Using a slotted spoon, scoop chicken riggie sauce mixture and spread evenly on top of the chips. Cover with cheee. Place in oven for several minutes, until cheese melts. Add desired toppings and serve. Recipe courtesy of Nelson Farms Country Store & Production Facility Visit Nelson Farms Tasting Room before a show at the Odeon or stop in and see all of the NYS products for sale.
14 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 rt 20, Nelson, NY
11:15 Worship Nelson United Methodist Church 3333 Route 20 East Cazenovia, NY 13035
Spruce Ridge Landscaping Jon Kogut
315-655-2477
Snow Removal
De-icing services
Snow Shoveling
15 Chamber Member News
Ready to move? Looking for a mortgage? Then you’ll want to consider our no closing cost mortgage! The savings can easily add up to thousands of dollars. Find form to fill out on our website and submit to us or stop in for free consultation with one of our loan officers. We will also send you a free Homebuyer’s kit filled with helpful tips– whether you are buying your first house or your sixth.
Featuring 5011 Gorge Road Mid-century feel found in this architect designed and owned contempo- rary home on 4 wooded acres across road from Chittenango Creek. Home features almost 4000 sq ft of living space including a private 2nd floor master suite with its own balcony to enjoy the babbling sounds of Cazenovia Terrace building lot for sale! creek. In addition, there are 3 more bedrooms and total of 2 full, 2 half Part of the Owera Association, this lot of- baths. The outdoor space is amazing with many decks and patios. fers opportunity for natural gas and Owera $249,000 Assoc. water. Percs of this .7 acre lot in- clude sandy beach use and doc space. Buy Call Cindy Clark RE Slsp RE/MAX Masters now for 2020 construction. $79,000 315-671-1621 Cindy Clark, RE/MAX Masters, RE Slsp.
16 Restaurant News
Brewster Inn Visit their website for the long list of take out orders and specials for the month of February. Be sure to stop in and visit their gift shop and fresh seafood counter with many of your favorite items to take home and fix yourself. Coming in February thru March the very popular Chef’s Table Dinners. Hours: Tues-Sat. 6:30am-2pm Sunday Brunches will return in the Spring Sunday 7:30-2pm Bagels: Plain, everything, sesa- Brae Loch Inn me, asiago, poppy, pumpernickel, Sunday Brunch ala carte whole wheat, garlic, onion, cinna- Feb. 16th Sunday Buffet Brunch 10 a.m. mon raisin, French toast, choco- late chip, blueberry, energy See live music listings on page 9 whole wheat, and barly. Cream Cheese: Plain, veggie, Reservations Call (315)655-3431 scallion, jalapeno, buffalo bleu, Nutella, strawberry, maple, Cazenovia Sports Bowl cinnamon, honey walnut, lox. (behind Tops Friendly Market) Juke Box Music - Huge Game Room Breakfast & lunch sandwiches, Daily Lunch & Dinner Specials coffee & other drinks. See their Facebook for Menus
Cazenovia Bagel “Best Kept Secret in Town” 79 Nelson Street Call 315-655-3000 (315)815-4209 Feb. 14th Five course dinner for two paired with Owera Award Winning wines for $150. reservations starting at 6 p.m. Amuse Bouche-Sesame Encrusted Tuna with Carrot Ginger Puree Paired with Solo Chardonnay Soup Course—Apple Bisque paired with Betty’s White Salad Course—Poached Scallops and Radish with Gingr Chive Pesto Paired with Semi-Dry Riesling Main Course—Lobster Steak Oscar with Asparagus Tips and Sweet Potato Stacks 13 Specialty Pizzas Paired with Owahgena Red Wing and Pizza Specials Dessert—Baked Alaska with Owera Vineyards Ice Cream Appetizers, Salads, Calzones, Paired with Cazenovia 1793 Stromboli , etc. Live Jazz guitar from 7-10 pm 315-655-4161 Seating is limited call 315-815-4311 for reservations
Kalamata Pita, 47 Albany St., Cazenovia, NY 315-655-0669 Hours: Mon., Wed., Thu. ,Fri. , Sat. 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Closed Tue & Sun Greek Gyro, Chicken Pita, Pork Souvlaki Pita, Falafel Pita, Hummus Pita, Greek style Salad choices, Kalamata Pita, Gyro Fries. Curly fries, Hummus, Falafel side, Dolades, Baklava and assorted drinks Catering Available Everyday
Les Pates Et Les Nouilles McCarthy’s Pub 37 Albany St., Cazenovia Authentic Irish Pub 64 Albany St. 315-815-4213 Open for Lunch and Dinner Closed on Mondays Drunkin Sun-Thu 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Noodles Fri & Sat 11 a.m. to 12:30 a.m. 315-815-4085
17 Chamber Member News
The Greater Cazenovia Area Chamber of Commerce Is here to help grow your business and promote your special events. Please share with the Chamber so we can share with our social media to a large area of Madison, Oneida, Chenango and Onondaga Counties
The Chamber doors are open Tue & Thu 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sat. 9 to noon Wed & Fri 10 to noon
Your Dues provide you with Free advertising in monthly newsletters and facebook posts. We will e-blast ads for you on our large Mail Chimp audience for FREE. We have large windows for advertising at 59 Albany St. that you may rent for $100 or $200. w/lighting 24/7
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.
18 Chamber Member News
Atwell Mill 132 Albany St. Cazenovia, NY
Office Space For Rent Village of Cazenovia The Key February Accepting Dates 3-Room Office 600Sq.Ft. Housewares ONLY $500.00 month/Negotiable Feb 4-8 and Feb 18-22 Don’t Forget our shoe drive for Pick up Feb 8th Includes Utilities & Prop. Changes See page 8 for details 315-637-2900 We need thousands of shoes, boots, and sneakers
The Key Consignment Shop is hiring! St. Peter’s Episcopal Church is interviewing can- didates for the position of Executive Director of the Key. Qualifications include familiarity with current retail best practices, good organizational skills, and extensive experience working with the public. For further details and an application, visit www.thekeyconsign.com or stop by The Key The Key 66 Albany St., Cazenovia 315-655-3956
Art Park is open all winter for cross country skiing, snowshoeing, and hiking the many trails. Bring along a thermos of hot cocoa and enjoy the outdoors this winter. You may even leave a snowman to greet the next visitors to the park. Have a safe and Happy New Year
Fall Back into your easy chair and call Morse Construction 315-391-3303 Snow and Ice Removal from roofs For your snow removal 315-415-9069
19 Chamber Downtown News
Changes happening in 2020…
Tizzy’s Antiques has closed the end of 2019 as Linda Amaral has retired. Her shop will me missed by many.
Blushing Rose is still available on line only. Check out Sue Thurner’s website for all her items in- cluding sale items.
Cazenovia Abroad is taking a three month vacation to the sunny south January thru March. Lisa Nichols will return to OPEN her shop April 1st.
Greater Cazenovia Area Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center and Office will be at 59 Albany St. It will not relocate to the McDowell Insurance Agency April 1st. The office is now open Tue-Fri 10 to 3 and Sat 9 to noon. Sunday and Monday we are closed.
Strolling East on Albany St. …..
Lincklaen House serves lunch and dinner. Sunday Brunch is also an excellent choice. Take your date for that Special Valentine dinner. 79 Albany St., Cazenovia Call 315-655-3461 for reservations
20|EAST, 85 Albany St., Cazenovia 315-655-3985 Fresh Bread Tuesdays & Fridays
Pewter Spoon Cafe, 87 Albany St., Cazenovia 315-655-5554 Mon-Sat 7:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Amanda Bury Antiques, 97 Albany St., Cazenovia 315-655-3326 19th & 20th century decorative antiques, folk art, silver, glassware, porcelain, estate and ethnic jewelry, textiles, and garden items.
20 Chamber Calendar of Events
Upcoming Events February—March 2020
February 6th-9th Winter Festival (See Page 1 for all of the events) 8th American Legion Pancake Breakfast 7 til noon 15th Winter Farmers Market Indoors at American Legion 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. March 21-22nd Critz Farm Maple Syrup Festival Celebration 9 a.m. 21st BSA “Welcome Spring” Pancake Breakfast 21st Winter Farmers Market at American Legion 10-1 (Last Winter Market of season) 28-29th Critz Farm Maple Syrup Festival Celebration 9 a.m.
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