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Skaneateles, United States (Local)
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Skaneateles has many summer events that draw people from near and far.
At its July 6 meeting, the Skaneateles Town Board shared updates on several projects currently underway.
Continuing a discussion on a proposal from the Skaneateles Community Center to hold sunrise yoga in the village park at the foot of the lake in the early morning hours, the village board ultimately moved to table the issue to continue talking before making a decision.
The Antique and Classic Boat Show returns to Skaneateles July 24 to 26.
Jeff Kringer is making a return to the stage at The Rev in Auburn this summer in “Carousel"20 years after performing in “The Music Man.”
By: Jason Gabak
At its July 20 meeting, the Skaneateles Town Board gave time to Albert Joeger of Blue Water Conservation Trust to speak about a proposal he brought to the board earlier
By: Jason Gabak
On Aug. 8 from 10 to 3 p.m., anyone visiting the lakefront in downtown Skaneateles will notice a collection of cars from calssi9cs to one of a kind high performance
By: Jason Gabak
The work of Harriet Tubman and the network that came to be known as the Underground Railroad, helped many escape slavery in the south and make their way to freedom in the north and on to Canada.
At the Skaneatles Village Board’s July 23 meeting, the board discussed and approved a resolution to allow the Skaneateles Community Center to hold sunrise yoga classes in Clift Park.
West Genesee Superintendent David C. Bills announced plans to retire after the coming school year.
