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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1998
Page
1
A new program connects elderly residents with relatives to manage care as aging individuals seek faster transition to supported living. The initiative emphasizes rapid access to services and clearer communication between families and providers to ensure safety and timely assistance.
A fragmented forecast outlines today through Thursday with regions WONBAY THESBAY and AB 28. WONBAY expects sunny to partly cloudy skies with a high of 52 and a low of 32. THESBAY looks for mostly sunny and warmer conditions with a high of 60 and a low of 34. Wednesday becomes breezy and warm with sun then clouds reaching 60/44. Thursday turns cloudy with likely showers and a 56/46 spread.
The Canal Barn in DeWitt houses four shops near the Cedar Bay section of the Old Erie Canal Park. The AAI Congress plans to reform the tax code and take serious action.
The Niagara Mohawk billing mix up may affect several thousand residential customers billed at commercial rates. State AG discussions aim to identify misclassified accounts and issue refunds. George Lee found he overpaid about $50 monthly for electricity and gas after his home was misclassified.
Vernon teen C zak, 12, spelling champion, edged to victory in the 14th round at WCNY-TV studios in Liverpool. Wilczak, a seventh grader, earned a trip to Washington, DC for the national line. Story recalls 30 years since Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination and ongoing progress in Black middle class gains and political representation amid lingering racial issues, citing Memphis ceremonies and southern towns.
Amid protests and reflection in Memphis on the 1968 assassination anniversary, activists cite poverty, education gaps, and program cuts while about 4,000 sanitation workers mourn and carry banners. James Nelson, 34, joins with a replica of the famed "I Am" sign, urging continued memory of the dream.
Peter D. Moretti, 54, of Binsavale, was killed when his white Oldsmobile plunged into the Barge Canal near the Oneida Lake entrance Saturday afternoon. Police divers recovered the body around 5 p.m. after witnesses, including Steven Reinertsen, 12, saw the car enter the water shortly after 2 p.m. Megan Danaher of The Crazy Clam described the car’s final movements, estimating speeds near 30 mph.
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