The Whitestown Planning Board has announced their meeting schedule for 2020.  All meetings are held at the Whitestown Town Offices located at 8539 Clark Mills Road, Whitesboro NY at 7 PM on the fourth Wednesday of the month with the exception of November in which it is going to be held on the fourth Monday of the month.  The dates will be as follows:

• January 17
• February 24
• March 24
• April 28
• May 26
• June 23
• July 28
• August 25
• September 22
• October 27
• November 22
• December 22

For additional Information please contact the Planning Board Secretary Cynthia Sojda at 736-4531.

After complaints from various residents the Town of Whitestown has requested a study of traffic on Valley Road in Oriskany. 

As Valley Road is a County owned road and not a Town road the Town was unable to require weight limits but has, however, posted the upcoming Village weight limits along Valley Road to deter heavy weight vehicles from taking Valley Road as their route. 

Speed reduction is done through a process with New York State.  We did request a speed study and have just received the results of such study.  On October 29 the Town was notified " Our study at Valley Road was jointly completed with the State Police.  We found that the need for a reduced speed limit has not been met."  Therefore, no change in speed will take place on Valley Road at this time. 

Whitestown Youth Association is holding registration for Biddy Basketball and Travel Team Basketball on 10/20/09 & 10/22/09 at the Whitestown Community Center from 6:00pm - 8:00pm.  The programs are open to boys and girls in grades 2 through 6.  You must be a Town of Whitestown resident or enrolled in one of the Whitesboro schools to participate.  Proof of residency is required.  For more information call ----- Todd Scott - Sr. Biddy 736-8976 or Aaron Cirasuolo - Jr. Biddy 736-7707.

Just a reminder to town residents the planning board normally meets the last Wednesday of the month but with holidays in November and December dates are varied.  The remaining dates for Planning Board Meetings for 2009 are as follows.

• Wednesday, September 30, 2009
• Wednesday, October 28, 2009
• Monday, November 30, 2009
• Monday, December 28, 1009

Please call Planning Board Secretary Cynthia Sojda at 736-4531 to be placed on the agenda.

Due to the recent resignation of the Clerk to the Whitestown Seniors the Town Board is seeking applicants to fill this position. The position does secretarial duties for the Whitestown Seniors Group and has an annual salary of $1,243. Hours vary depending on the needs of the organization.

Interested applicants should forward a letter of interest to the Nancy Hartman, Director of Finance & Personnel at 8539 Clark Mills Rd, Whitesboro or personnel@whitestown.net by June 15.

The Whitestown Poop Warner Program will hold registrations for the 2009 season on Thursday, May 28, Friday, May 29 and Wednesday June 10 from 6-8 PM at the Whitestown Community Center on Westmoreland Road.  Registration fees are Tackle - $80, Flag - $40, and Cheerleading - $55.  Full payment is due at time of registration.  After July 1 a $10 late fee will be assessed. 

Requirements for each divisions are as follows:

• Tackle Football
•    Mitey Mite -- Ages 7-8 Weighing 45-90 pounds              

                                         Age 9 Weighing 45-70 pounds

• Junior Pee Wee -- Ages 8-10 Weighing 60-105 pounds

                                              Age 11 Weighing 60-85 pounds

• Junior Midget -- Ages 10-12 Weighing 85-135 pounds

                                           Age 13 Weighing 85-115 pounds

• Flag Football
• Ages 5-7 on July 31.

• Cheerleading
• Ages 5 - 13 on July 31

Bring a copy of the child's birth certificate to be kept on file by the league.  For more information please contact Paul McAndrew for Flag Football at 768-4237, Mark Parkinson for Tackle Football at 736-5788 or Amy Piersma for Cheerleading at 723-1250.  Please call before 8 PM. 

Us Census employees will be visiting every housing unit in every neighborhood between April and July this year.  The Census Bureau must compile information regarding addresses and exact locations of each place that people live in order to conduct an accurate census in 2010.  You will see Census employees wearing official identification and carrying hand-held computers throughout our community.   They are capturing physical addresses and their GPS coordinates for the purpose of the census.

We have received reports that they have already started in Whitestown and want all residents to be assured that they are working in their official capacity.  If approached for information you have every right to ask to see their identification.  Your cooperation with the census will enable the town to receive an accurate count.  Many state and federal funds are distributed based on population as well as representation in our various levels of government.  Please be counted, as it will benefit our community.  If you have any problems due to this, please feel free to contact the Whitestown Police Department at 736-1100.

The following is a proposed Local Law the Town Board is considering regarding residency requirements for members of the Zoning Board of Appeals and Planning Board.

TOWN OF WHITESTOWN

LOCAL LAW #1 OF THE YEAR 2009

    A Local Law to establish residency requirements for the members of the Zoning Board of Appeals and Planning Board for the Town of Whitestown.

BE IT ENACTED BY THE TOWN BOARD OF THE TOWN OF

WHITESTOWN, NEW YORK, AS FOLLOWS:

SECTION I      Title:

      A Local Law to establish the residency requirements for the memberts of the Zoning Board of Appeals and Planning Board for the Town of Whitestown.

SECTION II     Authority:  

     This Local Law is adopted pursuant to Municipal Home Rule Law, SEction 10 (1) (ii) (a) (1) that grants to local governments the authority to enact Local Laws regarding the qualifications of local officers.  Furthermore, this Local Law recognizes that the State Legislature amended Public Offier's Law, Section 3, adding a new subsection (Section 24) expanding the residency requirements for any appointed public office in the Town of Greenburgh, Westchester County, thereby rendering Pulbic Officer's Law a special law with respect to any appointed Town officer (See C.F.N.Y. Op. Atty. Gen. (inf) No. 91-37).

Section III:     Suppression:

     This Local Law shall supersede Town Law, Section 23 (1) in its applicaiton to the membership on the Zoning Board of Appeals and Planning Board for the Town of Whitestown.

Section IV:     Residency Requirements For Membership on the Zoning Board of Appeals and Planning Board 

                      for the Town of Whitestown:

     Members of the Zoning Board of Appeals and Planning Board for the Town of Whitestown need not be a resident nor an elector of the Town of Whitestown, provided, however, that such person shall:

     (a)   reside in the county in which such Town is located (Oneida County) or an adjoining county within the State of New York; and

    (b)   currently, and for a period of ten (10) years past, own property located within the Town of Whitestown, and

   (c)    have lived within the Town of Whitestown and served as a member of the Town's Zoning Board of Appeals and/or the Planning Board for not less than five (5) years.

Section V:     Inconsistency

     Any other Local Laws and ordinances of the Town of Whitestown that are inconsistent with the provisions of the Local Law are hereby repealed; provide however, that such repeal shall only be to the extent of such inconsistency and in all other respects this Local Law shall be in additon to such other Local Laws or ordinances regulating and governing the subject matter covered by the Local Law.

At the regular Town Board Meeting on March 4 the NYS DOT will be conducting an information meeting and presentation on their proposed improvements to Judd Road extending from the NYS Thruway overpass to Route 233.

Their proposed schedule is:

Subject: PIN 2ST0.03 - County Route 840: NYS Rt. 233 to I-90

Date: March 4, 2009

Location: Town of Whitestown Regular Board Meeting, Town Community Center

NYSDOT Representatives:

Steven Zywiak, Regional Design Engineer

Brian Hoffmann, Highway Design Teams Manager

Jonathan Tibbitts, Design Team Leader

County Representatives: Mark Laramie, Deputy Commissioner of Engineering

Tim Decker, Assistant Engineer

6:30 PM NYSDOT & Oneida County representatives available to explain project specific items in a one-on-one format with public. Presentation material will be on display including:

• Typical Sections
• Informational Handout
• Ariel Orthophoto Layout
• Return Comment Sheet

7:00 PM Town Board meeting called to order.

Presentation to Town Board members and general public in attendance.

7:15 PM Oneida County / NYSDOT

• Design and project management staff introductions
• Discussion of project initiation and background
• Funding source
• Schedule
• Presents the projects design concept and current scope

7:25 PM Questions and answer session with town board members & town officials.

7:30 PM Floor opened to questions from general public.

Supervisor Chuck Gibbs and Town Board of the Town of Whitestown announced today that the town has finalized its acquisition of the former St. Anne's property located at 8539 Clark Mills Road for a purchase price of $630,000. The purchase will have no effect on raising taxes, as the Town will be renewing a bond that will expire at the end of this year.

The property will be used for the consolidation of Town buildings, which will provide more efficient and convenient Town Offices for the residents of Whitestown. Once renovations are complete the Tax and Assessment Offices will move from 113 Main Street in Whitesboro to the new location on Clark Mills Road. A possible drive-through window has been proposed to make it more convenient for our senior and handicapped residents to pay their taxes. The offices that have already been re-located to this site are the Town Clerk, Town Police, Codes Enforcement, Finance and Personnel. The new facility will also include a meeting room for the Town Board, Zoning Board of Appeals, Planning Board and Grievance Board.

Plans for the Church building are not finalized at this time. Suggestions have been made to utilize this facility as a possible Senior and Youth Center. The Town Board will be looking into and considering various options for this building.

Renovations to facilitate the consolidation of offices will be completed by town employees and are expected to be completed sometime in May. These improvements are budgeted at $150,000.

The Whitestown Town Courts will also be moving. They will be re-located to our Westmoreland Road site by the end of 2009. A $30,000 grant has been awarded from the NYS Unified Court System to bring the courts into compliance. An additional grant of $15,000 has been received to purchase any necessary equipment. This will include a metal detector to keep the court personnel and residents safe.

Whitestown Highway Department

Please take note that the following is a list of Oneida County Roads in Whitestown, which are maintained by the Oneida County DPW, Airport Rd, Cider St, Clark Mills Rd, Clinton St, Clinton Rd, Coleman Mills Rd, Halsey Rd , Henderson St, Judd Rd, Monument Rd, Stone Rd, Sutliff Rd, Valley Rd & Westmoreland Rd.

Please call Mr. John J. Williams, Commissioner of Public Works at 793-6219 or

Mr. Dennis Davis, Deputy Commissioner of Public Works at: Home # 245-1699 or Cell #525-5385 with any problems concerning these roads (snow, mailboxes, etc.).

Whitestown Highway

Superintendent

The Whitestown Planning Board meetings are held at the Whitestown Community Center, One Championship Way, Whitesboro, NY at 7:00 pm every fourth Wednesday of the month with the exception this year being July & September meetings on the fifth Wednesday of both months; November & December meetings, which are the third Monday of both months.

Jack Delmonte, Director of Recreation has just announced the details of the Annual Fall Arts and Crafts Show for 2008.  This year it will be held on Friday, December 5th and Saturday, December 6th from 10 AM to 5 PM at the Whitestown Community Center located off Westmoreland Rd at 1 Championship Way.  The event will feature vendors from the area displaying and selling a variety of arts and crafts.  Admission is free and the event will be advertised throughout the region.  Proceeds will benefit the Whitestown Community Center and Ice Arena. 

At this time there are still tables available for rent.  A table is $30.  Ample time will be allowed for setting up and removing your displays.  For more information and to obtain an application please contact our Recreation Office Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 2:30 PM at 768-6047.   

The Town Board of the Town of Whitestown is seeking candidates to serve on the Whitestown Planning Board.

Any interested resident of the Town may apply. Please send a letter of interest along with your qualifications to Personnel Office, 8 Park Ave, Whitesboro New York 13492 by October 15. All questions can be directed to 736-1131 or any Town Board Member.

The Whitestown Police now has two Child Passenger Safety Techicians to assist residents in providing the safest possible passenger status for their children.  Officer Timothy Barone and Officer Frank McCully recently completed their triaining in the National Child Passenger Safety Certificaiton Course held in Lowville NY.  At this time the Whitestown Department is offering the opportunity for residents to have instruction in the proper installation of child restraint seats and inspection of their exisiting seats. 

The Chief has applied for a Child Passenger Safety Incentive Grant through the State of New York.  With the current cerified officers we now will qualify to apply for funds to provide child seats to residents.  Please call the Whitestown Police Department at 736-1100 to set up an appointment for the proper installion instruction and safety check of your existing child seats. 

Once the Town receives approval for the state grant funds then times and dates will be set up for safety checks and distributions of child safety seats to families in need.  For additional information, please contact Officer Barone or Officer McCully at 736-1100.

Whitestown Youth Association, Inc. will conduct its annual election of officers at its meeting on January 28th, 7:00 pm, at the Whitestown Vets Club meeting room. Only active members of the Whitestown Youth Association, Inc. are eligible to vote.  The slate of candidates is as follows:

• Commissioner: Steve Haggas
• Assistant Commissioner: Scott Shaw
• Treasurer: Nick Mayhew
• Secretary: Patti Kinney
• Fundraising/Concession Coordinator: Pat Mercurio

Any questions please contact Bob Mercurio, 736-5042.

Effective January 1. 2008 the Whitestown Town Board will see some changes.  Congratulations to Kevin Barry Jr. who will begin his tenure as a Whitestown Councilperson and Charles Gibbs III who will begin his tenure as Town Supervisor.  Best wishes to our retiring Town Supervisor Matthew Shannon and retiring Town Councilperson Brian Brooks.

Due to the election of Mr. Gibbs to Town Supervisor there will be a vacancy on the Town Board effective January 1, 2008.  Pursuant to Town Law the Town Board at the time of the vacancy (January 1, 2008) will appoint a councilmember to fill the vacancy.  This appointee will fill the vacant seat until the next general election at which time the seat will be filled through the election process. 

Any interested town resident should send a letter of interest to the Whitestown Personnel Office, Attention: Nancy Hartman at 8539 Clark Mills Road, Whitesboro, NY  13492 by December 31, 2007.   

The Town Board will hold a special session on Wednesday, November 7 at 7 PM for the purpose of hearing comments from Town property owners concerning the 2008 Special District Budgets and at 7 :15 PM for the General Town and Highway Budgets at the Whitestown Community Center. 

Each year the Town Board struggles to provide the residents and businesses within our town the best possible services for the least possible tax cost.  This year is no exception.  With ever increasing costs including gasoline, heating sources, retirement contributions, health insurance premiums, janitorial and maintenance supplies, highway maintenance materials, let alone vehicle and office equipment maintenance and replacement -  the challenge grows daily.  With that in mind the Town Board has been able to keep in tact all previous services, planned for some improvements to our park system, and even planned to upgrade some of our much needed equipment with a proposed tax increase of only $2.00 per month per $100,000 of assessed value. 

The Town Board will continue to search within the proposed budget for other savings to pass along to the residents and business owners in the town.  The final budget will be put in place soon.  Your input to the Board Members will assure them that they are on the right fiscal track for the town. 

 Although the town tax is the smallest tax paid by any property owner in our town we do not take it lightly.  County, school, village and special district taxes are all added to our small town tax when referring to property taxes for a given parcel.  We want all to remember that the actual town tax is a very small component of the total tax obligation for a property owner.  We, the Town of Whitestown, take our fiscal responsiblilty seriously but also take our obligation to provide services to our residents as seriously. 

Together we can continue to make Whitestown a special place to reside and one that safeguards your tax dollars to provide you the best possible services for the least possible tax dollars. 

The Whitestown business offices have moved to their new location at 8539 Clark Mills Road.  The Town Clerk, Codes Department, Supervisor's Office, Finance Office and Personnel Office have all moved from 8 Park Ave to the St. Anne's Center on Clark Mills Road. 

After an ambitious endeavour by our Buildings and Grounds and Highway Departments the former St. Anne's Rectory was transformed into efficient office space for our use.  The new site is located in the highly populated area of our town (outside of the villages) and offers plenty of convenient parking. 

We apologize for any inconvenience our move may have caused any residents but assure you all that the new facilities will provide even better service to our community.  The former site will be used exclusively for court purposes at this time.  To conduct Town Court business you must do so at 8 Park Ave on Monday afternoons and evenings.  For directions to our new business location please contact Mary Finegan, Town Clerk at 736-4224.

The Whitestown Police have made the move to their new offices on Clarks Mills Road.  Located at the former St. Anne's Rectory the Police Department now have a new efficient work space to accomodate the needs of all their officers.  The new space includes inside storage for some of their patrol vehicles, a squad room, interigation area, locker room and separate chief's office.  The phone numbers have not changed.  To contact the Whitestown Police the number is (315) 736-1100.  In case of emergency please call 911. 

The police department would like to extend their appreciation and thanks to the many town employees who participated in the renovations of the space for their use.  With the many upgrades to their work area the Whitestown Police are better able to serve our community. 

The Town Clerk, Finance and Codes Offices are next to move.  With a few remaining renovations still to be done the move will take place in the next few weeks.  Once the move is completed the new mailing address for the Town Offices will be 8539 Clark MIlls Road, Whitesboro NY  13492.  All telephone numbers will remain the same.   

Erected on land donated by Hugh White, the Whitestown Town Hall was build as one of the two Oneida County Court Houses in 1807. 

The Whitesboro Historical Society in concert with the Village of Whitesboro and the Town of Whitestown  has organized a bi-centennial celebration to be held on September 29th, 2007.  The celebration will take place on the Village Green and Town Hall from 11 am to 3 pm.

At 1 pm, Town and Village officials will unveil a bronze plaque commemorating this milestone anniversary.  In addition the United States Postal Service will have a special cancellation at the Town Hall.  Other memorabilia and displays will be present.

Contact Village Historian, Judy Mallozzi at 736-1613 or Linda Reeder at 736-8159 for further information.

The Whitestown Recreation Department, under the direction of Jack Delmonte, is still accepting registrations for the summer programs.  This year the programs will be held at the Dunham Manor Playground located at the end of Hollywood Drive.  Each week a different sports focus will be featured.  Cost for each weekly program is $55 with a reduced rate of $45 for each additional child of the same household.  The daily programs run Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM.  The camps will be run by Coaches who are professional physical education teachers. 

The schedule is as follows:

• July 9 - 13          -- Football
• JUly 16 -20         -- Soccer
• July 23-27          -- Baseball/Softball
• July 30-Aug 3     -- Basketball
• Aug 6 -10          -- Ultimate Frisbee
• Aug 13 -17        -- Volleyball/Tennis/Badminton
• Aug 20-24         -- Review Week and Picnic

For additional information please contact the Whitestown Recreation Office at 768-6047.

The Town of Whitestown has completed its draft Annual Stormwater Management Report. Town residents are encouraged to review the draft document on this site under departments -- Storm Water Management. A copy is also available at the Town Clerk's office.

The Town Board will address the draft report at its May 16, 2007 town board meeting and will accept comments from the public at that time. Written comments will also be received until May 23. The Final report must be received by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation by June 1, 2007.

The Whitestown Ice Arena will be closed from March 26 to June 25 for annual maintenance and cost savings.  The Town Board unannimously decided to close the rink for a three month period in 2007 to reduce the cost of maintaining the facility. Working Supervisor Jack Delmonte reports that "this closure will also allow the maintenance staff to check out the refrigeration system and make any necessary repairs" .  The decision to close the once year round facility was a difficult one for the Town Board but rising energy costs have made it necessary.  The rink will be in full operation the week of June 25 with Hockey and Figure Skating camps and activities scheduled for the summer.  Reservations for Ice Rentals and Birthday Parties can be made by calling our Recreation Office at 768-6047.  Plan now for your summer or fall acitivties. 

Any Whitestown resident interested in serving on the Board of Assessment Review should send a resume and letter of interest to Nancy Hartman, Personnel Director, 8 Park Ave, Whitesboro NY 13492 by February 14, 2007. 

The successful candidate will be required to attend a training session in early spring.  Questions may be directed to any Town Board Member or the Personnel Office at 736-1131.

                The Town of Whitestown will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the official opening of the newly constructed Clinton Road Sidewalk.  This section of the Whitestown sidewalk system connects the newly created trail system along NYS Route 840 with the Town of Whitestown’s trail system.  Now residents from both the Town of New Hartford and the Town of Whitestown will have many more continuous miles of trails to use for hiking and biking as this segment connects the two towns.

Councilman Brian Brooks is compiling a list of interested individuals who may be interested in serving the Town of Whitestown as a member of the Board of Ethics.  Any Town Resident interested in serving in this capacity should send a letter of interest including qualifications to Brian Brooks, in care of the Whitestown Personnel Office, 8 Park Ave, Whitesboro NY 13492.  The proposed immediate function of this Board would be to review the current Whitestown Code of Ethics and act in an advisory capacity to the Town Board.  Please respond by September 15, 2006. 

In an effort to combat the unusually high temperatures expected today (August 1) and tomorrow the Whitestown Town Board has opened the Ice Facility on Westmoreland Road from 12 Noon each day until 4PM as a respite from the heat for any one needing an air conditioned atmosphere.  There is plenty of area to sit and visit with your fellow citizens and get cooled off.  Parents should bring activities for their children as the ice rink itself will not be in operation.  No ice skating will be available but plenty of cool air will be. 

Also, the summer sports camps sponsored by the town at the Whitestown Town Park will not hold any afternoon sessions on August 1 or 2.  All camps will take place from 8:30 to 11:30 each day to avoid the hottest part of the day.  The Dunham Manor playground will only be staffed from 10 to Noon also. 

Please take all necessary precautions to avoid heat related illnesses and health complications.  Drink plenty of liquids, avoid the hot afternoon heat and check on the elderly and young.  We all love summer but this is a litle too hot and can create health problems.  Please contact your medical provider if you suspect any complications from the heat. 

The Town of Whitestown is seeking two qualified instructors to develop, facilitate and staff a summer program from July 10 to August 25, 2006 consisting of weekly sports camps to be held at the Whitestown Town Park. 

These camps will be held daily from Monday to Friday and will provide training and experience in a variety of sports.  Camps can consist of whole day or half day sessions in which case two different camps will be offered within one particular week.  The individuals chosen will need to be proficient in the various sports.

The participants in the camps will range from 7 years to 13 years of age and will consist of various levels of experience in the sports.   The program developed must address the needs of all participants from beginner to higher skilled.   All program plans must be approved in advance by the Director of Recreation of the Town of Whitestown.  This will be a coordinated effort between the instructors and the Town of Whitestown.

The instructors will be compensated based on experience and the program plan offered.   All fees charged will be determined by the Town of Whitestown and retained by the Town.

Any interested party should send a resume and letter of interest including your proposed sports camps to the Town of Whitestown by May 3, 2006.

Please send the required information to:

Mr. Thomas Moore, Director of Recreation

Town of Whitestown

1 Championship Way

Whitesboro NY  13492

or FAX to (315) 768-6049

With our unusually warm January and lack of much snow so far this February everyone's thoughts immediately turn to spring.  Highway Superintendent, Salvatore Granato, has announce the dates for the annual heavy trash pick up in the Town of Whitestown.  This year the weeks beginning June 5 and June 12 will be dedicated to this pick up.  Details concerning your particular street and items to be included in the pickup will be outlined in our spring newsletter.  For additonal information please feel free to contact the highway department at 736-4531. 

Just a reminder,  this pick up is for all parcels outside of any village limits.  Each of the four villages within the town handle trash pick ups differently.  If you reside in a village, please contact their offices regarding any services that may be available to you.

All students grades 6-8 from Whitesboro, Oriskany and New York Mills Schools are invited to attend a youth dance this Friday at the Whitestown Community Center from 6:30 to 9:30.  Dance tickets are available in advance for $5 and can be purchased at the Community Center.  Tickets at the door will be $6.    Refreshments will be available.  Come and share in the fun with your fellow town residents. 

The annual election of officers will take place on December 5, 2005 at its meeting at the Whitestown Vets Club meeting room.  Only active members of the Whitestown Youth Association, Inc. are eligible to vote.

The slate of candidates is as follows:

Commissioner:  Steve Haggas

Assistant Commissioner:  Scott Shaw

Treasurer:  Nick Mayhew

Secretary:  Patti Kinney

Fundraising/Concession Coordinator:  Pat Mercurio

For additional information, please contact Bob Mercurio.

Check out the Local Events page on this site to see what has been going on in Whitestown and what is being planned.  A Soap Box Derby in Oriskany and a Car Show in Yorkville have already been held.  Residents and organizations are asked to forward information on upcoming and recent events for posting to this site.  See the Local Events page for details relating to events to be posted.

The Sport International Hockey Academy will be bringing its nationally recognized program back to Whitestown Community Center from Aug.22 to 26.   They are very excited about bringing their 40 hour instructional program back to Whitestown this summer.

The instructional program will offer an 8:15 AM - 4:15 PM agenda, offering the following activities;

1. Power Skating & Puckhandling Instruction (3 hours on-ice per day)
2. Daily Personalized Video Analysis (forward stride, stops & starts, backwards skating, tight turns & shooting). Each player will be professionally analyzed each day in a different skill, by our expert staff. This complete computerized, video & audio analysis will be recorded onto each player's take-home VHS tape or DVD.
3. Daily Off-Ice Shooting Range (4 different shots)
4. Daily Russian Training (isometrics, plyometrics & quick hands training)
5. Daily Recreation (street hockey, table hockey, whiffle ball & team handball)
6. Daily Lectures (rules test, equipment talk, offensive attack options & trivia challenge competitions)
7. Special Features: Weighted Puck Passing, Radar Gun (shot speed), Personalized Skill Evaluations, Full Lunch Program, Crazy Hat Day, "Pylon Cup Game" & Official Closing Ceremonies
7. PRICE: $ 300.00 (includes; Sher-Wood Jersey, SIHA Player's Manual, 8 page Personalized Progress Report & Video Analysis tape) DVD available.
8. DISCOUNTS: Sher-Wood Hockey Scholarship (50% Off) - 2 scholarships available for two needy families - Call 1-800-724-6658 (first come, first serve basis)
    20% REGIONAL DIRECTOR DISCOUNT: 4 or more players in a group will receive a 20% Discount, contact our Regional Director for more details Bill Luppino - wluppino@msn.com  or call the SIHA Head Office at 1-800-724-6658

TO APPLY ON-LINE: Please click on the following SIHA web link http://www.siha.com/forms/form1.php

The Town has been notified by Oneida County Department of Public Works that a tentative date of August 8 has been announced for the closing of Henderson Street from Route 5A to Clinton St for a bridge replacement project.  The bridge over Mud Creek will be removed and a new one constructed to better serve the traffic on Henderson Street.

• T-Ball, cost $30, Contact Scott Shaw 736-2734
• Minor League, cost $ 35, Contact Rich Gnatek 768-6805
• Little League, cost $40, Contact Bob Kelly 768-4119
• Jr & Sr Girls Softball, cost $35, contact Bob Mercurio 736-5042
• Babe Ruth, cost $60, contact Pat Cady 768-8550
• Lacrosse Basic Clinic & League, cost $80, contact Mike Schoen 736-0246.

• Zoning Board of Appeals
• Whitestown Planning Board
• Assessment Board of Review