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October 2017 • Volume 56 #2
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NEXTBCA MEETING:
Sunday, Nov. 5at 7 p.m.
United Church of Christ215 Blackberry Road
Meetings open to allresidents!
UPCOMING EVENTS:Halloween
Party at the PlazaOct. 28
Halloween Decorating Contest
Winner to be selected Halloween night!
Don’t forget to vote!Election Day is Nov. 7
More info on meetings and events will be posted on our website, Facebook page, Nextdoor, and Twitter as the dates draw near.
bayberrycommunity.org
President’s Corner
Halloween Party at the Plaza set for Oct. 28This year’s BCA Halloween Party at the Plaza will be held from 1 to 2 p.m. on Satur-day, Oct. 28 at the Bayberry Shopping Plaza near the Bayberry Post Office. All BCA resident children are welcome to the plaza for trick-or-treating and refreshments. Meet at the post office to sign in. Enjoy trick-or-treating throughout the plaza, then join your neighbors for refreshments sponsored by the BCA. If you have questions or would like to help with this fun event, contact event chairperson Debbie Countryman via email at [email protected] or by phone at 652-5309.
Welcome, Neighbors!Welcome Steve and Kym Spaeth! They are supervisors at National Grid and have four children. They came to Bayberry from the Solvay area. We are happy to have you join our neighborhood.
House BOO-tiful!In the interest of fun and community spirit, our president, Tim Scott, and some other BCAers are organizing a Halloween Decorating Contest! Entry is $5 and winner takes all! Homes will be judged the evening of Halloween by a panel of scary clowns. Just kidding! They’ll dress the part in a family friendly way. To register, please go to http://tinyurl.com/bayberryboo. Your entry fee can be mailed in, PayPal-ed, or collected when we stop by. Join the fun and allow us to meet you and admire your creativity!
Have you seen the signs?If you’re driving through Bayberry, you may have (hopefully) noticed signs post-ed in various lawns that read “Drive Like Your Kids Live Here.”
If you would like to purchase one for your own yard, you can! Simply visit the web-site www.drivelikeyourkidslivehere.com. There you’ll find an online store with dif-ferent options you can choose from.
Pay dues, donate onlineYou can now pay your yearly dues online via PayPal. Just visit our website, bayberrycommunity.org, look for the “Pay Now” button on the side, and follow the instruc-tions. Be sure to include your name and address!
You can also help the BCA at any time by selecting the “Donate” but-ton and contributing to our schol-arship fund or other event/activity.
Donate to Puerto Rico The United Church of Christ has a disas-ter relief ministry that collects and sends monetary donations to help aid the re-gions affected by recent disasters.
One hundred percent of the funds will go to disaster relief. If you would like more information or to donate, please email [email protected] or call 315-652-6789.
Route 57 paving projectBayberry historian June Baycura attended the Sept. 27 meeting with Onondaga Trans-portation reps regarding the Route 57 paving project, which has a tentative schedule of May 2019 to October 2019. Her report is as follows:
• The paving will start north of the Blackberry entrance. There should be no effect on our front entrance walls or median.
• Some cross pipes will be replaced somewhere. The pipe under the road from Friendship Woods to the Bayberry Nature Preserve will not be replaced at this time.
• The traffic lights at Wetzel and Blackberry will be replaced. I opened the dis-cussion on the Blackberry light by mentioning the difficulty with crossing. Oth-ers mentioned the difficulty at times with safe left turns out of Blackberry. An-other talked about the high school runners trying to get across the road. Pastor Mark Lawson said it would be better if there was a solid red in all directions for a few seconds (something the BCA has asked for many times over the years). There were enough comments on this to make an impression.
• There will be no changes in the lane stripping.
• Night work is not anticipated.
• There will be no accommodations for bicycles (one of the gentlemen men-tioned that bike lanes are not recommended on this type of highway). Howev-er, there will be some work to improve shoulders.
For Halloween, you should go as the person you claim to be on Facebook.”
Christmas Tree Lighting
The BCA and Tri-R Management are working together to organize a Christmas Tree Lighting to kick-off the holiday season this year.
Details are still in progress but the event is set to take place on Sunday, Dec. 3 in the early eve-ning.
There will be musical entertain-ment by Power of Two, com-prised of Bayberry couple Gwen and Patrick McCarroll, an acous-tic duo, as well as volunteers from Moyers Corners Fire Department Station 2 taking Santa for a tour of the neighborhood! There will also be a fire truck at the event for kids to hop in and check out.Other activities in the works in-clude obtaining food vendors, a choir, a live nativity and more.
If anyone is interested in helping out or has ideas that may en-hance the evening, email Tami Scott at [email protected]. Thank you and we hope you save the date!
Share your fall photos! Do you enjoy the colors of au-tumn? The cool breezes that sway the trees and tossle your hair to and fro? Do you enjoy capturing the beauty of each season on camera? If yes, send in your favorite fall photos to be featured on our website, bayber-rycommunity.org.
Just email a jpg with a brief de-scription of where and when it was taken as well as names of people in the photo (if any) to [email protected].
Calling all cooks!Thanksgiving is approaching fast and we’d like to gather as many great recipes as we can to share with residents for the big gobble day! Do you have a family favorite you’d like to pass on to your neigh-bors? Appetizers, sides or desserts?
If so, please send them our way and we’ll be sure to feature at least one in next month’s newsletter as well as on our website. Please email us at the following [email protected] by Friday, Nov. 10 for possible selection in the newsletter.
Opportunities to help outVolunteers are needed to distribute monthly newsletters to the following areas: Area L (41 homes) on Meadow River and River Park drives. Other open volunteer positions include treasurer, volunteer coordinator, area rep coordinator, community safety, infra-structure committee members, tree lighting committee members and home improve-ment fair committee members. Interested? Email [email protected].
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OFFICERS AND CHAIRPERSONSPosition: Name: Phone #President Tim Scott 315-652-94051st Vice President Rachel Thomases 630-750-22682nd Vice President Judy McVity 315-652-6093Secretary Marge Sebastian 315-622-3866Treasurer OPENHistorian June Baycura 315-652-6971Infrastructure/Safety Coord. Gail Clark 325-882-4161
Position: Name: Phone #School Affairs Mary Eidt 315- 652-8610Town Affairs Mike Banks 315-652-2657Communications Coord. Kristine Davoli 315-409-4241Newsletter Editor Tami Scott 315-652-9405Newsletter Distribution Debbie Countryman 315-652-5309Events/Activities Coord. Debbie Countryman 315-652-5309Welcome Chair Laura Oberlander 315-430-7072
Tips to help winterize your homeThe following is a checklist by Homeadvisor.com to help you as you prepare your home for the winter months.
Be prepared• Buy a snow shovel now so you’ll have it before winter
weather hits.• Keep extra water and canned food in storage just in
case of a heavy snowstorm.
Gutters & downspouts• Clean gutters and downspouts in mid-fall and dou-
ble-check them before winter.• Install leaf guards to keep falling leaves and other de-
bris out of cleared gutters.
Doors & windows• Examine doors and windows for gaps where warm air
can escape. • Caulk or apply weatherstripping around problem draft
areas.
• Install double-paned windows to increase energy ef-ficiency.
Heating system• Replace the filter in your furnace.• Give your heating system a test run so you know it will
work properly when you need it.• Hire a heating/cooling expert to check your furnace’s
efficiency.
Roofing, chimneys & decks• Have a contractor look for damaged roof shingles and
loose gutters.• Make sure chimneys and woodstoves are cleaned
early in the season.• Give your deck a fresh coat of sealer to protect it from
the winter elements.
Source: https://www.homeadvisor.com/r/home-winterization-checklist/
ADVANCE YOURSELF IN LIFE — Liverpool Linguists, a Toastmasters International Club. 884-2668 Website: liverpool.toastmastersclubs.org
AVON — Mary Abulencia, Ind. Sales Rep. 9 Jonquil Lane. Website: youravon.com/mabulencia; [email protected] 380-5836
COMPUTER REPAIR — Brightest Day Networking. Affordable computer repair and network solutions.263-5365 Ask for Paul. Visit us on Facebook!
D&D EXPERT REPAIR AND REMODELING — No job too big or small. Free estimates/fully insured. Dan Dombroski 440-1211
DAYCARE — Lic. group family daycare. 10+ yrs exp., CDA, CPR & First Aid cert. Elmcrest Elem. Call Michelle 652-0599 michellesdaycare.org
HOMETEK Residential Contracting — Servicing Bayberry & surrounding area for more than 15 years. Professional & reliable. Refs. Dean 569-8254.
KUPKAKES & MORE BY KRISTIE — kustomkupkakesandmore.com, 506-8311 Made to order homebaked goods for friends/family/office.
HEALTHY-U — Lose up to 2-5 pounds/week SAFELY and learn how to keep it off. No pills or hours in the gym.I am walking proof this lifestyle changing process works with 85 pounds gone since January 2015. Mike 652-2657
LIPSENSE BY SENEGENCE — Long-wear lip color that’s smudge-proof, kiss-proof and water-proof.
It’s also lead, wax, and gluten free. Non GMO and no animal testing. Email at [email protected]
MARY KAY — Nicole Lightenfield, Independent Beauty Consultant, 201 Blackberry Road. Call 863-6580 or visit marykay.com/nlightenfield.
NERIUM INTERNATIONAL — The newest scientific discovery that reduces the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, discoloration and more. 30 day money back guarantee. Christina, brand partner 622-8402 text or call.
Disclaimer: Classifieds will be published monthly subject to space.
The following are sponsors of the Bayberry Community Association. These advertisements are not an endorsement of the entity or any product or service. The BCA does not take any responsibility for the sponsors listed on this page. Remember to check business certificates, insurance and references prior to hiring any individual or company.
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United Church of Christ “Centered in Christ,
Welcoming All God’s People”Sunday Worship 8:30 & 10:30am
Sunday School 9:[email protected]
UCC Nursery School [email protected]
315-451-01057545 Morgan Road
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TPM EnterprisesDumpster Rental & Clean Out Services
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24 Emergency ServiceFire – Smoke – Water
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701-0107
TREETOPTREE SERVICE
Pete Csigi,Certified Arborist
“Our Reputation Speaks For Itself.”
652-6151Serving CNY for 30 years.
HouseCallsHandyman Services
Home Repairs and RemodelingPatrick McCarroll - Handyman and Owner
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