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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 2001
Page
8
The Onondaga Lake turnover stalled this year, leaving deeper layers undersaturated with oxygen and increasing methane and hydrogen sulfide risk. Experts blame the post AlliedSignal era and weather impacts, with turnover historically mid March to mid April. Earth Day efforts in Onondaga County draw 200 groups and 3,000 volunteers to OCRRA events.
Readable text notes theft cases tied to a school district and an anagram related to 28 changes. Bantees at probe were installed to pref ers.
An eight-year-old girl, Michelle Rae, died after her pink purple mountain bicycle collided with a southbound 1986 Camaro on Oswego County Route near Rome Road. She swerved in front of the car and was pronounced dead at University Hospital. No injuries were reported to the driver, Dumas, who remained at the scene. The incident prompted mourning at Williamstown Elementary School with counselors and a mourning flag in the district.
Syracuse police seek a man who robbed the M T Bank at 1621 South Ave on Tuesday morning. He entered the bank with a weapon and fled after threatening staff. No injuries were reported. Investigators describe the suspect and ongoing search.
Bo Jackson joined HealthSouth chief Richard Scrushy and coaches in a 5 year old Go Forth road show that uses music dance and laser clips to teach 4000 Onondaga County schoolchildren in the War Memorial Syracuse stop. The event sponsored by HealthSouth and Coca Cola travels to 11 cities with two more shows planned today and Thursday.
During a pep talk Jackson urged students to avoid troublemakers and dress well. The program opened with performances by 3rd Faze and dancers, plus sponsor logos Coca-Cola and HealthSouth, then featured audience relay races and a line dance with 100 teachers volunteering.
A Syracuse-era column notes the push to close a loophole in the bottle deposit law. Spitzer backs a change while retailers fear processing burdens. Advocates cite returnables as income, with Can Redemption centers benefiting from 7 cent returns. Opponents say current rules suffice. Local centers report ongoing bottle intake despite challenges.
More than 50 teams from Madison Onondaga Cayuga Chenango and Wayne counties compete today and Thursday at Rogers Environmental Education Center Route 80 west of Sherburne The top team from each county advances to the State Envirothon at Cobleskill next month The state winner competes in the National Envirothon in Mississippi this summer Schools from Cayuga Madison Chenango Onondaga and Wayne counties are listed with multiple districts and BOCES participating including Skaneateles West Genesee and Red Creek among others
Phillips holds temporary superintendent powers while meeting state requirements. The district’s business manager, appointed last November, maintains duties as part of the interim leadership. Heymann, with a long district career, moved from teacher to principal to deputy, then to superintendent in 1996.
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