New York Indoor Environmental Quality Center eyed in Syracuse
Central New York gears to lead in indoor air quality with the NYSEQ center as SUNY and local firms push a collaborative effort. NYSEQ could create up to 6710 jobs, attract R and D funds, and expand expertise across Syracuse area and national markets led by executive director R Leland Davis.
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New York
NYSEQ
Mathons
United States
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Cornelius Murphy
Suny's College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Pacernesses
Murphy
Hus
Syracuse
Carner Corporation
Central New Yorker
What Next for Cincinnati Race Problem Must Be Faced
A reflective commentary argues Cincinnati’s 15th police shooting of a Black man underscores America’s enduring race challenge. It calls for direct action, federal oversight, police reform, and the urgent passage of the Jonny Gammage Law to curb lethal force and restore trust.
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Jonny Garmmage
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
Thomas
Wno
Citzens
York City
Los Angeles
Arrow Edge
Cinneinnati
Charles Luken
James Clingman
Black World Today
Peer
Ray Rann
Opening Day reflections on Darryl Strawberry and addiction
The writer muses on Darryl Strawberry's decline and addiction, comparing public perception to personal accountability. He questions responsibility, media glare, and the gap between celebrity status and genuine recovery while recalling Opening Day memories and broader societal attitudes toward addiction and treatment.
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Strawberry
Second Amendment rights and modern gun debate
A reader argues the Second Amendment preserves armed citizenry as essential to freedom, citing founding intent and Franklin, contending modern surveillance and tech do not alter the core right. The letter insists gun ownership is foundational to liberty and resists sport-only framing.
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Song Shaw
Tom
Benjamin Frankin
Congress
Readers question censorship in Syracuse comics printings
A Syracuse reader voices concern over The Herald American deciding what is offensive by censoring comics like BC and Dilbert. The letter asks what other content might be withheld, cites policy speech, and urges readers to judge news themselves while criticizing censorship and editorial page filtering.
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Carter
B.C
Bull Clinton
George Bush
Ke “Dilbert
Syracuse
Mater
Wilma John Ever x
Syracuse Herald Letters to the Editor Policy
The Herald invites readers to submit letters for publication with name and address. Submissions become the property of The Herald. Contact Syracuse.com or call 313-470-2233 to submit.
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Herald Co Nngisners
Fey Ea
E& Paalenen
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