Marcellus News

Julie Ann Sageer is proud of her heritage and plans to indulge others with the authenticity of classic Lebanese cuisines through a series of classes beginning this week at the Skaneateles Community Center.

Homegrown talent starts here. It needs to be nurtured and inspired, mixed with a little creativity for flavor and a dash of comedy to really grow.

The Marcellus Morning Playground Program begins July 6 through July 31. This program is open to all children entering grades kindergarten through six.

In November of 2008, Broome County officials took a courageous stand against unbridled gas drilling.

Marcellus native Jon T. Hardenburgh, a U.S. Navy medic for the last 14 years, was found dead in his Oklahoma City home earlier this week.

Professionals say a designed garden should be consistent, judicious, organized, flexible and realistic.

Central New York Land Trust's annual garden tour and plant sale returns to the extraordinarily beautiful Sycamore Hill Gardens located at 2130 Old Seneca Turnpike in Marcellus.

When members of the Marcellus village and town boards and Marcellus Fire Department met Monday June 15, the village's hope was to take itself out of the middle of a battle between the town and fire department over ownership of the fire barn.

The Marcellus Skaneateles Art Guild will sponsor a one-day fine arts and crafts show from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday June 27 at Marcellus Park on Platt Road and Route 175 in Marcellus.

Marcellus High School juniors Daniel Poorman and Dan Isgar wrote, directed, produced, arranged and conducted music for a recent high school drama club production.

Al Dixon, of Granby, checks on his colonies of honey bees. Dixon says he has lost nearly two-thirds of his colonies over the winter because of colony collapse disorder.

Excitement was in the air, literally, on Saturday morning as children of all ages learned to fly.

Chris Stogsdill of Marcellus High School led throughout the 3,200-meter race at the Sectional Class B track meet Friday at Marcellus.

Roy Perkins, of Syracuse, owner of Perkins Construction and Development, does renovation work Tuesday on a camp in the town of Lenox.

Students in Janet Kringer's third grade class perform the song 'The Sun, the Sun,' from the play 'Nuts.' Photo by Dave Taddeo.

The Help America Vote Act is changing the way some people cast their ballots. Here in Central New York, starting this year, some people will be lever-less voting for the first time.

Lake Architectural of Marcellus celebrated its fifth anniversary on April 27. State Assemblyman Will Barclay also visited the company's office and toured the Upper Crown Mill Condominiums and the Marcellus Free Library, which Lake Architectural designed and helped build.

Onondaga Community College will hold graduation ceremonies this evening for the 28 firefighters that completed the college's Fire Service Program.

Samir Tozin's back story weaves a tapestry of the world. There's Haiti and Zanzibar.

I was born in Marcellus, grew up in Lafayette and moved back to Marcellus 25 years ago.