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Refl ections, November 18, 2016

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Refl ections is an offi cial publication of Radisson Community Association, Inc.

3128 Amesbury Drive, Baldwinsville, NY 13027Phone: 315-635-7171 | Fax: 315-635-7182

Monday – Friday 8am-5pm

For general RCA inquiries email [email protected]

or visit www.radissoncommunity.org.

Radisson Community Association Mission Statement

To preserve, protect and enhance the common lands and facilities for the use and enjoyment of the RCA

Residents and Members. To promote the health, safety, welfare, education and cultural enrichment of the Residents and Members of Radisson. To ensure

compliance with the Radisson Declaration of Protective Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions.

Radisson Cares - Pg. 2Community Vandalism - Pg. 3Coloring contest - Pg. 7Santa’s Firetruck - Pg. 9

Radisson Children’s Holiday Event

“ Storytime with Santa and Mrs. Claus”New

Sunday, December 4th at Aspen House5pm – 6pm

Recommended for ages 3-10.

Children should come in PAJAMAS for this event! After decorating their own train cookie, they will get to enjoy their specially decorated cookie and a cup of hot cocoa! The Conductor will then call

“All Aboard” for the children to take their seats for story time, as Santa & Mrs. Claus read the Polar Express, by Chris Van Allsburg.

Younger children, accompanied by parents, may visit in the lounge during story time.

For more information about MOW in Baldwinsville please call 638-2171.

as Santa & Mrs. Claus read the Polar Express, by Chris Van Allsburg. Younger children, accompanied by parents, may visit in the lounge during story time.

Pre-registration required. Space will be limited. Registration begins Friday, November, 18th.

Radisson members (residents & corp park employees) may register online at www.radissoncommunity.org.

Please bring a holiday note, card or ornament to be delivered to a Meals on

Wheels client in Baldwinsville.

Reflections, November 18, 2016

From The Executive Director Written by Lynn Tanner, CMCA

The holi-days will be fast approaching and local charities are in need of a variety

of donations to help make the holidays brighter for local families, and pets this holiday season. This year, we are the drop-off center for an assortment of charitable organizations. We hope to have a year of generous donations to these groups to highlight the caring community that Radisson is.

We continue our longstand-ing tradition of collecting annual donations for the Baldwinsville Christmas Bureau. All donations go to families in the Baldwinsville School District, many of which may be located within Radisson. The Bureau is seeking donations of: NEW - toys, clothes, gifts, household items (i.e. towels, sheets and blankets) and (non-perishable) food; or USED (gently) – books. All of these

items can be dropped off to the dona-tion box in the RCA Office. Donations to this charity seem to have dwindled in recent years. We used to have a hard time storing all of the items that were donated in our office until pick-up day. When pick-up day arrives this year (December 15th), we would love to have an overflowing box of donations to provide for local families in need!

Another charity we are accept-ing donations for is the Central New York Family Bike Giveaway. This organization collects donations of bikes, trikes and scooters throughout the year. Volunteers repair the donated items and make sure they are road-worthy. They are then distributed to needy children at holiday time. For two weeks, (Monday, November 21st to Friday, December 2) you may drop off any used bikes, trikes and scooters, in any condition, to the RCA Office (during office hours only). We will collect the donated items and will bring

them to the organization for any needed repairs. After these dates, if you have a bike you would like to donate, please call Mr. Will DeSain at 427-3889 to arrange to have it picked up from you directly. If interested, they are also looking for volunteers to help work on the donat-ed bikes prior to the Giveaway, which will be held at the Center of Progress Building at the NYS Fairgrounds.

New this year, we are sponsoring a holiday pet supplies drive to ben-efit the Central New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA). This organization is committed to making our commu-nity a kinder and safer place for animals in many ways, including: animal abuse investigation; education; legislation; and providing food, medicine and shelter for unwanted pets to live, until a loving home can be found. There are many items on the SPCA’s wishlist, some of which we have highlighted below. To see

the full list, got to http://www.cnyspca.org/wishlist. The collection box will be available at the RCA Office until Friday, December 16th. Radisson is home to many pets and we are hopeful that our first drive to support this cause will be plentiful.

In addition to all the above, the Children’s Holiday Event also pro-vides an opportunity to make a donation, and brighten someone’s day. The Recreation Committee is ask-ing residents that attend the event to bring a written note, a greeting card, and/or an ornament to be delivered to a Baldwinsville resident that receives a delivery from Meals on Wheels. If you are not attending the Children’s Holiday Event but would like to participate, please drop your card and/or orna-ment off at the RCA Office by Monday, December 5th.

On behalf of the staff and Board of Directors, we wish you and your family a Happy and Healthy Thanksgiving!

Radisson – A Community That Cares

C.N.Y. Bike Giveaway

for Our Give Away Program!!

Bikes, Trikes & Scooters

Donated, Repaired & Given to Families in Need

WE WANT BIKES…

Will DeSain (315) 427-3889 [email protected] Jan MaloffB’ville Donation Location Available

SPCA Wishlist of Kennel Supplies

For the complete list, go to: http://www.cnyspca.org/wishlist/

Clay Cat Litter

Dog and Cat Beds

Friskies Wet Cat Food

Pill Pockets for Dogs

Dog and Cat Treats

Dry Dog, Puppy, Cat Food (Pedigree, Purina,Science Diet)

Kitten Food (Pedigree, Purina,Science Diet)

Gently Used Blankets and Towels

Small Litter Pans

Collars and Leashes

Garbage Bags

Stainless Steel Dishes

Cat and Dog toys

Large Durable Dog Toys

Gift Cards (Home Depot, Lowe’s etc)

A Program of the Baldwinsville Volunteer CenterQuestions? Call Lauri @ 727-5435

ALL DONATIONS GO TO FAMILIES IN THE BALDWINSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT!

The BaldwinsvilleCHRISTMAS BUREAU

Will be accepting donations of the following items:

NEW: Toys, Clothes, Gifts, Household Items, and FoodAND Gently used books

can be dropped off at:

The RCA Office3128 Amesbury Drive

Now through December 15th

ORThe former Rite-Aid Store In Tops Plaza (off Downer St)

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Saturday 10AM-2PM, Closed Sundays

Monetary donations are also being accepted to purchase essential items such as boots and coats.


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To the Editor: I am writing

to thank the con-stituents of the 120th Assembly

District for re-electing me to serve in the New York State Assembly. Public service is something I take very serious-ly and I look forward to continuing to serve the people of Onondaga, Oswego and Jefferson counties.

It has been a privilege to represent this region in the State Assembly. I plan to continue the strong tradition

of constituent service from my district office. In Albany, I will work to fur-ther reduce taxes, craft legislation that helps protect our communities from crime, and help build a stronger econ-omy. I will continue to be a voice for small businesses and our manufac-turers and will keep fighting to reduce the cost of doing business in this state. I will also continue to bring Upstate's concerns to Albany and do my best to represent the Central New York area. There is much more to be done and I look forward to when session begins. I am honored to have the opportunity to serve another term.

I am grateful to all who have shared ideas on how to make New York a better place to live, work and raise a family. I value your insight and I look forward to building on some accomplishments.

Thank you again for your vote on Election Day. If I can provide any assistance in regard to a state matter, please feel free to contact my office at 315-598-5185 or by email at [email protected].

Sincerely,Will BarclayMember of the Assembly

Letter to the Editor

Any information or material published in Letters to the Editor, are the views and responsibility of those who submitted the statements and do not represent the views of the Radisson Community Association, its employees, Board of Directors or other volunteers. The RCA does not endorse, support, sanction, encourage, verify, or agree with the comments, opinions, or statements

contained in said letters.

Please Note...

In the early morning hours of Friday, November 11 (Veteran’s Day), many items near Oberon Lake were vandalized. A trash can was lit on fire and burned to the ground, and other items were also damaged. The Belgium Cold Springs Fire Department and Onondaga County Sheriff’s Dept responded to the call. A report has been filed and an ongoing investigation is being handled by the Sheriff’s Dept.

A REWARD is being offered by the Radisson Community Association to anyone that provides information that leads to the arrest and conviction of any person(s) found to be responsible for this vandalism.

If you, or someone that you know, has any information and/or recalls hearing or seeing something suspicious during the early morning hours (approximately 3:30am) Friday, November 11, please contact the RCA Office, 635-7171 or email me directly at [email protected] .

Vandalism at Lake Oberon -Reward Offered for Information


Holiday Homes of Radisson

Decorating ContestDue to the growing size of the community, the Recreation

Committee is unable to view every single home, so they will be judging only those homes nominated by Radisson residents. Put in a plug for yourself, your neighbor’s or your favorite house on each street. Pack up the family and drive through the community to see which ones are deserving of this honor! Awards will be given to the top homes of Radisson.

Submit your vote by Noon on Monday via website, email or phone.

Judging will be the evening of Monday, December 12th (snow date will be Tuesday!) Winners will be announced on the front page of the December 23rd Reflections.

If you have any questions please email [email protected] or call Jeanine at 635-7171, ext 11.

Santa’s Mailbox has arrived at the RCA Office! Kids – bring your letter to Santa’s spe-cial mailbox for Radisson children! You can write about gift ideas, ask about the North Pole or just send some Christmas wishes.

Letters received by December 18 may get a reply from Santa! Be sure he can read your name and address so he can write back.

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Nursery School NewsOur 4 year olds held their very own

class election in honor of Election Day. They registered to vote, which gave

them great practice with writing their entire first and last names. Mrs. Simiensyk read Duck for President. The children cast their private ballots in a special box and cheered for the

winner. ( Mr. Duck!!) During large Motor time, Mrs. Cali took the children on a squirrel hunt. They searched for squirrels and nuts hidden in and around fall colored leaves. They sang "grey squirrel, grey squirrel shake your bushy tail", and took turns holding the bushy tail. Our

2 year old parents had the opportunity to speak with Mrs. Tanguay during our fall phone conference. It was a great time to check in and let the parents know how their children have been doing so far. The 2 year olds have become very accustomed to our routine and are all quite content. The 3 year olds will be using all sorts of interesting materials to make scarecrows with Mrs. Cicero during free art time. Mrs. Cicero would like to be able to display more of their art work in her classroom, but they are always so insistent on taking their projects home. She is very happy that her students are so proud of their work and creativity.

Music, Moverment and More.....

The 2 year olds practice their fine motor skills by

hammering golf tees into a great big pumpkin.

winner. ( Mr. Duck!!) During

around fall colored leaves. They sang "grey squirrel, grey squirrel shake your bushy tail", and took turns holding the bushy tail. Our

The 4 year olds learn all about fire safety.

The 2 year olds work together to make that parachute fly!

2 year old Sophia is all smiles as she leads her friends in their beautiful line,

on a walk.

AM 4's chldren (from left to right) Ava, Owen,

Paul and June, ride through Mrs. Cali's pumpkin

patch during their large motor module. Twins, Owen and Wyatt, enjoy circle time

with Dad and Grandpa.

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Russell Manning8269 Autumn Ridge Path

James Pandossi & Ellen Radloff8264 Autumn Ridge Path

James & Sara Stempowski8252 Luchsinger Lane

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RULES: Use whatever you want to create your very own masterpiece (crayons, markers, paints, glitter, cotton balls, etc.) Make sure you include your name, address, phone number and age on your creation!

AGE GROUPS: 3–5 years old; 6-8 years old; and 9-12 years old. One prize will be awarded per age group.**Please no adult help & only one submission per child**

Radisson Coloring Contest Entry:Name: _____________________________ Age: ________________Address: ____________________________Phone:______________ Submit to: Radisson Community Association (RCA) Office, 3128 Amesbury Drive. DEADLINE: THURSDAY, 12/15/16, 5:00 PM.


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48th Annual Turkey Day RaceKIWANIS TURKEY TROT

On Thursday, November 24, 2016 at C.W. Baker High School, 29 E. Oneida Street. There will be three race options:

½ MILE KIDS FUN RUN Starts at 8:30 a.m. 5K RACE Starts at 9:15 a.m.

10K RACE Starts at 10:00 a.m.

You can either pre-register or register the day of the race.On-Line Registration: (www.RunSignUp.com/bvilleturkeytrot) must register by

12pm on Sunday, November 20. Only $25 and is non-refundable. *Day of Race Registration is 7:45am to 8:45am at Baker High School Cafeteria.

$35 (5K or 10K) and Kids Fun Run- age 12 and under, ½ mile is free. *Registration cut off is 20 Minutes before each race.

Any Questions contact: Pat Hovey 652-9033, Bill Lappin 635-8621 or Libby Mosher 263-4691.

Santa’s Fire Truck Arriving Soon! December 10th

Belgium Cold Springs Fire Department will be out

with Santa Claus on the fire trucks. The trucks will be traveling throughout the

Radisson Community handing out candy canes to all the kids from 9am til 1pm. Look for the fire trucks

with lights on and playing Christmas music! We will be in the Radisson area on the following schedule:

Cirque d'Vin Wine ClubFriday, December 2 at 7 PM at The Red Mill Inn. $16/person pre-registration/pay-ment is required by Wednesday, November 30. Make checks payable to Cirque d’Vin Wine Club and mail to PO Box 832, Baldwinsville, NY 13027. For more information email [email protected] or call Mary Mulligan at 315-635-3413 or Mike Broski at 315-468-5408.

10th Annual Cookie Walk Saturday, December 3rd, 10:00am – 1:00pm (or until the cookies are sold out) at Grace Episcopal Church in the church undercroft. The event is open to the public. Guests “walk” through aisles of holiday cookies, that they can then purchase. A café and live holiday music will also be available. A portion of the proceeds will be used for outreach programs in the community. For further information, please contact the church offi ce at 635-3214 or offi [email protected].

The Longest Night: A Service of Remembrance and Hope Tuesday, December 6, 7:00 PM at the Baldwinsville First United Methodist Church, 17 West Genesee Street will be holding a special service. Come join us if you are grieving the loss of a loved one and would like to light a candle in their memory. The holidays can be a diffi cult time and we need the space and time to acknowledge our sadness and concern and to know that we are not alone. All are welcome, regardless of church affi liation. Bring a framed picture to share on the altar if you would like. Refreshments to follow the service.

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• 9:00am – Esprit Glade & Mourning Dove• 9:25am – Samantha Dr & Luchsinger Ln• 9:50am – Van Wie East & Madeleine• 10:15am – Jayhawk & Stanford Dr. (Drake’s side)• 10:40am – Marinus Dr. & Isle of Pines• 11:05am – Area of 8745 Radburn Dr.• 11:30am – North Entry &

Braewood Dr.• 11:55am – Sumac Dr. & Bilyeu Lane• 12:45am – Riverknoll Office

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Architectural Standards Committee (ASC) ASC Fall/Holiday Topics and Reminders

• Holiday Decorations

The ASC encourages every-one to decorate their

homes and property this season. Do not forget to have your display’s up by December 12th to have your decorations judged by the Recreation Committee. The ASC asks that everyone please be considerate to your neighbors when set-ting up your decorations and remember that you will need to take down the holiday items 30 days after the holiday.

• Storage of Summer Items/Recreational Items

November 1st was the deadline to have the following summer items stored indoors for the winter: small children’s playhouses, trampolines, children’s toys, hammocks, summer shade structures, and screened enclosures. Window air conditioner units will also need to be stored indoors as well. The reason we ask that these items be stored indoors is to minimize the adverse visual impact of these items, especially since they cannot be used during the winter months. The

ASC would like everyone to be in com-pliance before the snow starts flying. Inclement weather is not an excuse to not be in compliance. These items may be brought outside again on April 1st.

• Halloween DecorationsWith Halloween past us, now is the

time to bring those spooky decora-tions indoors if you have not already done so. All Halloween decorations will need to be brought inside no later than November 30th.

• Approved Project Window SignsHave you completed an exterior

modification project this year? Be sure to return your ASC approved window sign (the letter that is attached to your approval letter with your project num-ber). The reason we ask for the sign to be returned is for review of the completed project and so we know if you finished your project. If you lost your window sign and completed your project, please e-mail our Architectural Standards Administrator, John Mancinelli, at [email protected] and let him know that you completed your project.

Friendly Reminder from the Accounting Department……Statements for the 4th Quarter Assessment (January – March 2017)

will be mailed and/or emailed the first week of December. Payments are due January 1st. Please help us GO GREEN by signing up to receive your quarterly statement via email on www.estmt.net. You’ll need your Registration ID #, which can be found on your most recent statement. Or, you can contact the RCA Accounting Department to obtain it.

For your convenience, we have several payment options. Online pay-ments can be made at www.hoabankservices.com, where you can pay by credit card or e-check. You can also choose to use our ACH payment option which will automatically deduct your quarterly payment from your bank account on the due date. This will also eliminate receiving quarterly statements! You can download the ACH form from our web

site or stop in the office to pick one up. And as always, you can mail a check with your payment stub to our lockbox at:

Radisson Community AssociationPO Box 105007Atlanta, GA 30348-5007If you pay via your bank with a bank generated check, please be sure

the “remit to” address is the lockbox address listed above. Please be aware if you choose to mail or drop your payment off at the RCA office it will take longer to process, as we then send those payments to our lockbox to be processed.

Please free to call the accounting department at 635-7171 with any questions you may have.

Small Business Saturday

Saturday, November 26First there was Black Friday, then Cyber Monday.

Now we have Small Business Saturday, the day we celebrate the Shop Small movement to drive shoppers to local merchants across the U.S.

Eat, drink, and shop Baldwinsville all day long on Small Business Saturday. Take and share a selfie at an independently owned establishment, and you might win a prize! See website for contest details.

Village of Baldwinsville Annual Tree Lighting

Saturday, November 26Family activities throughout the day at Baldwin

Canal Square: vendors, holiday movie, and a parade of lights lead up to the Tree Lighting. Meet Santa, make crafts and enjoy holiday cheer at the After Party!

B’ville Big ChillJanuary 21, 2017 @ Mercer Park

The 2017 B’ville Big Chill, presented by The Rotary Club and the Greater Baldwinsville Chamber of Commerce, will feature our village eateries and bars with the Best in Bowl com-petition and the Poker Bear Express. Teams can also sign up to take a Plunge in the icy water to raise money for charity!

Learn how to be involved as participant or sponsor at their web-site http://www.bvillebigchill.com/ or on their Facebook page.

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Advertising Rates & Policies

The Refl ections will not knowingly accept or publish advertising which is fraudulent or misleading in nature. The publisher reserves the right to reject or cancel any advertis-ing. The Radisson Community Association, Inc., its Board of Directors, staff, and members, make no representation as to the validity or qualifi cations of any advertiser. Residents are advised to check references with the Better Business Bureau.

The Radisson Community Association (RCA) does not engage any realtor or real estate agency as its listing agent. Further, any realtor and/or real estate agency advertised in the Refl ections or other RCA promotional material is not endorsed nor rated by the Radisson Community Homeowner’s Association.

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Happy Thanksgiving

ASC Meeting6:30pm at RCA Offi ce

Refl ections Mailed

TOL Planning Board 7:00pm at TOL Offi ces

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RCA Offi ce Closed RCA Offi ce Closed

TOL Board Meeting 7:00pm at TOL Offi ces

Please leave donations outside for collection. Your generosity will help support local families in need of assistance. Volunteers will be col-lecting returnable bottles and cans as well as non-perishable foods on the following Radisson streets.

Bottle/Can & Food Drive toBenefi t B’ville

Christmas Bureau

Saturday, December 3rd 9 am-1 pm

RadburnWalpolePeony FarmSage LaneBrixham CourtStevenageHarlow LaneWaldenBlue HeronVallingbyHawks Watch

Wandering WayVan Wie East & WestVermillionLongworth CourtEsprit GladeMourning DoveScotch Broom

Holiday Homes Decorating Contest

6pm – 8pm

RCA Offi ce Dates Closed:

Trash pick- up will be on their regular schedule during these holidays.

Thursday, November 24th & Friday, November 25th

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