New York K 1440: Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of The Cider Mill in Endicott, New York

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K01440 Summary:

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05/21/2026introduced

05/21/2026adopted

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Senate Resolution No. 2165

BY: Senator WEBB

 COMMEMORATING the 100th Anniversary of The Cider
 Mill in Endicott, New York

 WHEREAS, It is the sense of this Legislative Body to recognize the
achievements of those individuals and businesses which substantially
contribute to the economic vitality of their communities and the entire
Empire State; and

 WHEREAS, Attendant to such concern, and in full accord with its
long-standing traditions, this Legislative Body is justly proud to
commemorate the 100th Anniversary of The Cider Mill in Endicott, New
York; and

 WHEREAS, Businesses such as The Cider Mill exert a strong positive
influence on the communities they serve and are a crucial element of the
economy of New York State; and

 WHEREAS, The Cider Mill has stood as a cherished landmark for
individuals and families throughout the local community and across the
Empire State; their renowned products have satisfied many throughout
their century of operation; and

 WHEREAS, The mill was established around 1926 as a working mill
where local farmers could bring apples to be pressed for a small fee
(roughly 2 cents per press during the Great Depression); and

 WHEREAS, In 1942, Anthony Ciotoli Sr. acquired the property at 2
Nanticoke Avenue which originally housed a lumber business and an old
mill; his son Orlando Ciotoli restored the mill to its original purpose
of pressing cider, marking the start of a multi-generational family
legacy; and

 WHEREAS, On a cold winter night in December 1971, a devastating
kitchen fire suspected to have started from a candy or caramel apple pot
completely destroyed the original building; the family rebuilt the mill
within a year, opening the familiar red barn structure that remains a
landmark today; and

 WHEREAS, With its origins reaching back to 1926, The Cider Mill was
purchased by the Ciotoli family in 1942 and was sold to the Burke
family, a local Broome County business family, in 2025, marking the
first major ownership change in 83 years; and

 WHEREAS, Today, The Cider Mill remains a celebration of the tastes,
smells, and traditions of fall in Upstate New York; each autumn, thou-
sands make their annual pilgrimage to enjoy signature fresh-pressed pure
apple cider, as well as an assortment of cinnamon-dusted cider donuts,
hearty apple pies, sweet breads, and other seasonal treats; and

 WHEREAS, Committed to growth and valuable service to its patrons,
new additions to The Cider Mill include a specialty retail section, ice
cream, single-portion baked goods, coffee, and more; and

 WHEREAS, For those who love the season of autumn, The Cider Mill
offers an unbeatable variety of crisp, flavorful New York State apples,
hand-picked for their exceptional quality; additionally, the business
offers a vibrant array of fall mums in many colors, festive pumpkins for
carving or decorating, colorful Indian corn, gourds, and a wide
selection of seasonal treasures that capture the essence of fall; and

 WHEREAS, The former Cider Mill Playhouse, now known as the
BLAST/Cider Mill Stage, was founded by Dr. John Bielenberg in 1976 as an
extension of the Binghamton University theatre program; continuing to
thrive today, the Cider Mill Stage hosts a beloved adaptation of "A
Christmas Carol," a production that has graced the stage for 40 years;
and

 WHEREAS, The success of The Cider Mill is in direct correlation to
the efforts of its hardworking and dedicated staff, all of whom are
considered integral parts of the success of the business; their
involvement is, and always has been, characterized by an impressive
commitment, an unbridled enthusiasm, and an uncompromising standard of
excellence in all endeavors on behalf of the business and the community
it serves; and

 WHEREAS, It is with great pleasure that this Legislative Body
acknowledges this exceptional business and its contributions to the
local and State economies, fully confident that it will continue to
enjoy the sparklin