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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 2001
Page
10
Fourth grader Hailey from Franklin Magnet School plays glockenspiel with Orff ensemble members Alison Goslee and Juan Rivera as the city honored Reaching for the Stars at Carousel Center Saturday.
The 1992 93 snowfall record of 192.1 inches stands as of 11 p.m. Parents working days receive easier registration for Head Start and Syracuse schools with kinder registration from 4 to 7 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday at Merrick Head Start 175 Hudson St. Call Anné McElroy at 470 3346 ext 316 for details.
The Association for Women in Communications announces the 2001 Media Guide, a comprehensive directory of television, radio and print media in Oneonta County and surrounding areas. Copies cost 17 dollars each, with proceeds supporting the Central New York chapter. order by calling Angela Simicela at 453-2424.
Syracuse University students advance to semifinals in the William Randolph Hearst Foundation competition with Seon Patterson winning $1,000 in the television category and Steven Portnoy taking $750 in radio. They advanced from 21 audio and 43 video entries and will submit tapes for a second judging round.
The Ste. Marie Among the Troquois Living History Museum reopens Monday with hours 9 30 a m to 3 p m Monday through Friday. Admission is 1 75 for adults 150 for seniors 62 and over 75 cents for ages 5 to 17 and free for under 5. Located on Onondaga Lake Parkway, Liverpool. Call 453 6767 for more information.
Chittenango High School's Mock Trial team defended its Onondaga County championship against LaFayette High Thursday at the Onondaga County Courthouse. Coach Edie Pinegar praised the team for handling witnesses well during cross examination. Students involved included Marsh, ONeill, and Buffa-Saif.
James L. Rantish faced five days in March after repeating a racial slur echoed by a black inmate who spit in his face. Deputy Kenneth A. Leeb received 30 days without pay for insubordination and attempting to collect money for Ramish’s lost pay. Deputy Freddy Perry Sr. filed a complaint over the slur, while the county sheriff defends ongoing diversity efforts and notes progress toward better race relations.
Howard and Gladys Palmer, longtime Marathon residents, recall life in the town as they attend the Maple Festival pancake eating contest. The pair remarried after decades apart, reconnecting in 1992 then relocating to Arizona before returning to celebrate the festival in Marathon.
The two day event on Route 11 in Marathon drew about 22 000 people. Organizers dedicated this year’s festival to Walter Grunfeld, co founder who died December 23. Volunteers from Utica and families helped outfits like the pancake breakfast. Maple sugar remains produced at the sugar shack with 120 gallons of maple syrup and 2 400 pounds of pancake mix prepared for visitors.
In March 1951, 87 draftees from Onondaga near Taunton joined the 43rd Army Reserve unit after raising hands at an induction center. They traveled by train to Fort Dix and Camp Picket for basic training, with a group photo taken by a Poughkeepsie newspaper photographer.
In four Onondaga County villages East Syracuse Manlius Skaneateles and Tully new leaders take office Monday The campaigns featured theories about voter behavior with East Syracuse Jason Rhoades defeating incumbent Ronald Russell Jr and Manlius Ed Lowenstein beating Arkie Albanese after aggressive campaigning including street outreach and signs Lowenstein described his campaign as in the street while Albanese cited door to door work and fewer campaign events. The Citizens Party will hold a 3 to 2 majority on the East Syracuse village board.
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