Good morning, Syracuse.

The Wheeler family bought Toggenburg Mountain ski area on Oct.

15 and plans to restore the resort with a reopened restaurant and future summer events amid strong community support. They aim to open the lifts by the 2027-2028 season — a long but hopeful upgrade for Fabius.

Syracuse Central Library now offers fabric art projects — it added a quilting machine in its Makerspace and launched a community macramé project on the third floor for up to 200 visitors to join in creative art-making.

Covey Theater Company presents ‘The Utterly Predictable Rise and Fall of Congressman Cassidy Brown’ at Jazz Central in Syracuse — the 2-hour-15-minute play opened on Oct.

16 and runs through Oct. 25, featuring a tight script about a young politician and six memorable characters in an intimate setting.

Monica’s Pies in Naples was ordered by the state DOT to remove its iconic grape-shaped sign that has graced Route 21 for 25 years + the owner must get a removal permit before proceeding and may appeal to Gov. Hochul if the rules remain unclear.

HEAP will begin accepting applications on November 2 for financial help with heat bills amid rising electric costs, with Governor Kathy Hochul noting that 1.5 million New Yorkers may benefit from the aid (assistance amounts vary by income and household size).

Fayetteville-Manlius football beat West Genesee on Friday with a 39-32 win on the road.

The Hornets, now 6-1 and reaching their best start since 2022, will prepare for their final regular season game against Auburn next Friday (key for playoff seeding).