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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 2000
Page
9
An Oswego man driving along Route 87 in Clay was shocked when a large wild turkey struck the vehicle, shattering the windshield. The driver and Griffin attempted to locate the bird but were unsuccessful.
Helen Masz t alter Kelley born June 1943 in Kotuzin Ukraine spends hours decorating pysanky eggs in her basement. Now a retired teacher she creates dozens each year to sell and gift as a celebration of Ukrainian culture. Her works honor ancient spring symbolism and the Carpathian roots of Ukrainian Easter eggs.
In Manlius 75 year old deacon Gerry Pittman who distributes communion and consoles the ill survived a severe heart attack and planned quadruple bypass after waking with chest pain on a quiet Saturday. His wife Rose Mary called for help as he prayed for time. He has seven children and is a retired office supply businessman.
A magnitude 3.7 quake struck at 4:47 a.m. affecting Adirondack residents from Newcomb to Indian Lake and felt as far as Montpelier Vermont and Springfield Massachusetts. No injuries or major damage reported. Seismologist Frank Revetta notes 2.0 to 4.0 quakes are common in upstate New York, about 10 or 12 yearly. Aftershocks teased on Page B14.
The Fichter state is noted as the most familiar method of measuring an earthquake’s magnitude. Data gathered by a sew mooranh measures energy released at the source. Earthquakes may cause tremors that go unnoticed or cause complete destruction. The quake in Newcomb required 37.
Central New York gains its first charter school with over 75 children signed up since registrations began. Open houses are planned at Peck Hall for April 29, with 8 500 Syracuse residents receiving brochures. The K 12 program aims to serve 504 students next fall, moving to 931 later, with state aid tied to pupil counts and a lottery if applications exceed capacity.
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