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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 2001
Page
7
Onondaga County Health Department warns of rabies risk as winter rabies signs emerge in raccoons. A vaccination drive runs today from 5 to 7 pm at Skaneateles Fire Department 26 Fennell St with a 10 donation requested per family.
Dozens enjoy 73 degree Sunday at Onondaga Lake Park Liverpool. Bryan Morgan and Kerry Higgins, both 23, recall kite moments as locals shop at Great Northern Mall and Ballantyne Gardens. Garden centers report rush for perennials shrubs sod and seed amid spring surge. Weather records show multiple 70 degree days this April with steady outdoor activity.
Barnie Holt, the first in the Cazenovia Central School District to receive a diploma under a new World War I recognition provision, reflects on sacrifices that kept soldiers from returning to school. Read notes Nett mural honoring district veterans. Holt recalls combat with Patton’s Third Army and the dramatic Battle of the Bulge memories while surveying Caneer Creek viewpoint.
State qualifications let school districts issue high school diplomas to World War II veterans who did not graduate. Local districts should prepare to award diplomas to qualifying veterans who served on active duty, including 101st Airborne troops like Holt.
Temperatures rose above 70 degrees for the fourth time this year on Sunday. The Syracuse area recorded a 70 degree mark as warm weather persisted through April, with a note of a record low miss listed for 25 days over 70 in April 2001. Source: Nations Weather Service.
Dozens of volunteers gathered along Onondaga Creek and Clinton Street to pick litter and fill dozens of bags, calling for a sustained municipal cleanup plan. Participants stressed visible action to unite residents, merchants, and officials toward broader city renewal.
Towns push for a Sept 30 decision on forming a district to share assessors with Van Buren and others amid a projected statewide 30 percent assessor shortfall. Officials debate expenses, duties, equipment and benefits while critics argue consolidation may not save money.
A listing of recent births with mothers by maiden names. Dates Jan 28 to Jan 31 show numerous newborns to families including Huynh Truong Chappell Treadoce Adams Robinson Taylor Myers Williams Leary Marianowiski Seifritz Mizener Rodford Calabria Thurstery Lazarek Dawe McFadden Washington Dedohn Hogan Robles Clark Johnson Hatfield Peters Garton Betuca Fuller Woelman Eanes Fogo Kneste Buck Seidenfuss Boyle Petrie Gesaimary Fuller Fults Voitz Nitke Gaugler Heagerty Reilly Szezeen Small Coughlin O'Hara and others.
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