Oswego Y Now Offers Chronic Disease Management Programs
By Trish Levine While some think of the YMCA as just a place to work out, the true value of this historic organization is that it serves as a vital…
The Fight to Reduce Number of Overdose Deaths in CNY
Health officials in Onondaga, Oswego increase efforts to reduce the harms of drug use and connect residents to needed services By Stefan Yablonski Onondaga County, like much of the United…
Running Lakeview Lanes are the Triniski brothers: Mark — who recently retired as Community Bank’s CEO — is in charge of the books while Mike (right) runs the daily operations. “Our family’s history with bowling in Fulton goes back several generations,” Mike says. “Our grandfather and father were both exceptional bowlers in their own right.”
Lakeview Lanes
Bowling alley in Fulton has evolved over the years into an entertainment center for the community. ‘It’s not just bowling; we are a recreation center,’ says co-owner Mike TriniskiBy Steve YablonskiThe facility offers 20 lanes a for open bowling, practice and leagues.It’s not your father’s bowling alley.Welcome to Lakeview Lanes — there is so much more than just bowling.Inside it feels like you’ve walked into the midway at Harborfest. Dozens of electronic games buzz and blink for your attention. And of course, they have 20 lanes available for open bowling, practice and leagues.During the warmer days, they have mini golf, ice cream (at Scoops) and an outdoor space — The Yard — where patrons can play cornhole as well as other fun yard games.The Yard is an outdoor experience featuring a full-service bar, food and a gaming area, Mike Tryniski explained. Each week, they have live music in The Yard 8 to 11 p.m., pending weather.If the weather is bad, the music will be in the bar, he added.All in the familyHis brother, Mark, is his business partner. Mark retired in January as president and CEO of Community Bank NA. He had been with the bank since 2003.“My brother, Mark, (more…)
Q&A: Colette Astoria Offers a Taste of the Port City’s Cuisine, History and Ghosts
By Stefan Yablonski While traveling to other cities, Colette Astoria discovered tours which included food and history and thought — “I could do that in Oswego! We have great places…
Greene Point Marina featuresa vast array of memorabilia that celebrates the marina’s 119 year.
A Century-Year-Old Family Business
When Associate Editor Stefan Yablonski proposed we do a story on Greene Point Marina — a business in Sandy Pond that has been owned by the same family for 119…
On the Job: We’ve asked area business leaders how summer affects their business
Interviews by Deborah Jeanne Sergeant “Everything stays the same. We do insurance, accounting, payrolls and a few tax returns for the folks who asked us to file extensions for…
The lobster roll at Barado’s: The star of the meal.
Barado’s on the Water
Restaurant on the Shores of Oneida Lake Is a Seafood Haven By Julie McMahon Central Square’s Barado’s on the Water, on Oneida Lake, stands out for its fresh seafood and…
PROFILE: Sharon Bauer-Aldrich
The president of the Hastings Lions Club is a driving force behind the annual Central Square Apple Festival. The event attracts around 20,000 people each year By Stefan Yablonski Sharon…
HOW I GOT STARTED: Heather McCoy
Founder and creative director behind 315 Designs LLC in Fulton talks about being in business for 10 years Q: Happy anniversary. A: Ten years (in October) is really the official…
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