Moriss case highlights racial bias at Centro bus system
Morris, a black Centro supervisor, says he was demoted to bus driver after raising management concerns. A $100 settlement followed, with Centro claiming no wrongdoing. Critics urge real reforms, noting ongoing diversity and accountability issues amid lawsuits and policy promises.
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JetBlue Eyes Syracuse as Competition Rises at Hancock
JetBlue Airways plans three daily New York City flights into Syracuse Hancock International, with introductory fares from 9 to 105 dollars each way. The move aims to boost competition after years of high fares, though analysts warn profits and market reach remain uncertain.
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AARP seeks support for four state priorities in Albany
On March 21, over 700 AARP Renred Persons members from Central New York traveled to Albany with red hats to urge lawmakers to back four priorities for nursing homes energy improvements predatory lending practices and standards for assisted living. The message urges better staff funding updated procedures protections for residents and consumer safeguards against price spikes and unregulated utility firms.
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Boycott China Demand A Rallying Call From Readers
A reader letter urges a national boycott of China goods in response to the treatment of U S service members and equipment. The note calls for not patronizing Chinese establishments and emailing friends to spread the message. Signed by Bob Shea from Nedrow.
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Visible House Numbers Could Save Your Life
A local florist delivers during the holidays and notes about half the time house numbers are hard to find. The speaker urges clear, visible numbers to help emergency vehicles locate homes and stresses the life saving and etiquette impact of proper addressing.
Internet piracy debate echoes Napster controversy
A reader argues against banning digital music services, noting user behavior shifts and piracy will persist. The piece contends labels lose money less than assumed and that banning one service won’t stop piracy.
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Supreme Court as political players in post election era
The piece argues Supreme Court judges resemble politicians, their reputation wanes with unpopular rulings, and cites cases like the halted vote in Fionda. It notes Justice OConnor and others amid Bush era politics, claiming the court affected presidential outcomes and faces future uncertainty.
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Readers invited to send letters to Herald Journal
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