Local delegates rally for Presidents’ Summit for America’s Future
4000 delegates descend on Philadelphia to map how volunteers, government, and private groups will tackle child needs. Key figures include Clinton Bush Carter Ford and Nancy Reagan with luminaries such as Oprah Winfrey and John Travolta. Onondaga County delegates plan research with Syracuse University to avoid duplication and secure funding for long term child services initiatives.
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America
Philadelphia
Clinton
George Bush
Jimmy Carter
Gerald Ford
Nancy Reagan
Colin Powell
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Oprah Winfrey
Tony Bennett
Patti LeBelle
Brooke Shields
Sinbad
John Travolta
Onondaga County
New York
Bernard Alex
Second Olver Baptist Church
Jeff Bastable
PHP Health Centers
Chris Basher
Milagros Escalera
Delaware
Amy Hart
Michelle Jones-Galvin
Fami
Delphia
America’s Promise
Syracuse University
Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
West
Syracuse
Gen
InterReligious Food Consortium Feeds Central New York Since 1982
The InterReligious Food Consortium at 1800 E Genesee St Syracuse provides emergency food to pantries and individuals, serving 70 meal-site partners and last year answering 77 000 requests. A May 10 food drive seeks donations while summer increases need for children home from school. Volunteers and businesses can help with food drives and donations. main contact 474-8865.
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Genesee St
Syracuse
New York
Lake Ontario Spring Derby expands as Canada joins sponsors
Anglers may fish the entire Lake Ontario shoreline as Ontario joins seven New York counties to sponsor the spring derby. More than 73 thousand dollars in prizes are offered with 20 thousand to the largest fish and an additional 25 thousand if a state record is broken. The event runs through May 4 with awards in Sodus Bay Wayne County and expected record turnout from Canada and U S anglers.
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Ontario
Canada
New York
Lake Ontario
Alberta Bennett
Sterling
Bennett
Sodus Bay
Wayne County
Kanal Signal
Lake Ontario Sportfishing Promotion Council
Cronbinng
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Admission fee begins at Women's Rights National Park in Seneca Falls
Visitors to the Women's Rights National Historical Park will pay 3 for full access including film exhibit area and ranger programs starting May 23, with 2 for film and exhibits only. Children under 16 with an adult and holders of special passes are exempt, waivers available for school groups, and the park aims to raise about 90000 over three years to fund restoration and operations.
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Montanette C. Rocket
Seneca Falls
Women's Rights National Historical Park
Park
Mary Ellen Snyder
National Park Service
Snyder
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Stanton
Stanton House
Park Service
Thomas and
Mary Anne M’clintock
Rail Adventure at Armory Square Offers Old West Train Ride
The Syracuse Rescue Mission hosts a Saturday Monongong Big Penny Roundup coin drive culminating in a two hour On Track Rail Adventure with an Old West theme. A 1 30 pm hoarding begins at the OnTrack station for a 2 pm departure to Jamesville with the Rough n Tumble Gang aboard. Tickets are 7 dollars for adults 5 for children and 5 for groups of ten or more.
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Syracuse
Armory Square
James
Cornell student found dead in dorm room
Ithaca police report 19 year old Joshua C. Green of Potomac Maryland was discovered in his dormitory room after being unseen for several days. Investigations by Ithaca and university police say there is no foul play. Arson suspected in Vernon barn fire on Route 31. three juvenile suspects questioned as arson investigator notes probable intentional setting. The cause remains undetermined.
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Cornell University
Ithaca
Joshua C. Green
Potomac
Green
Ithaca and
University
Vernon
Glenn Halbritter
Ray Halbritter
Oneida
Oneida County
Teen-age Pedestrian Struck, Seriously Injured in Ontario County
State police at Canandaigua said a 13-year-old boy was seriously injured when struck by a car Saturday evening on Allen-Pedgham Road in Farmington. He was flown to Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester. no other details were released.
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Farmington
Ontario
Canandaigua
Strong Memorial Hospital
Rochester
Allen- Pedgham
Seneca Falls
Geneval General Hospital
John R. White
Mynderse St
Barry Porsche
White
Seneca County
Oswego Route 7 Bridge to Close for Six Weeks Repairs
Oswego County Highway Department will close the Route 7 bridge between Route 20 and Gardenier Road on Monday for repairs. A weakened wood asphalt deck will be replaced with a steel deck and the concrete shores reinforced. Heavy trucks and buses have been restricted for months. Detour signs direct motorists to alternate routes.
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Oswego
Gardenier Road
Donald Morey
Morey
Swimming lessons at Green Lakes State Park opening
Manlius Recreation Department plans swimming lessons for residents and nonresidents at Green Lakes State Park. Sessions run June 30 to July 18, July 21 to August 8, and June 30 to August 8 with 45 minute classes starting 9 10 or 11 a.m. Registration for residents is evenings and midweek. nonresident and late registration run May 19 to May 21. Fee is 35 per resident session and 45 per nonresident session. Scholarships available. Call 637-5188.
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Manlius
Green Lakes State Park
Town of Manlius
Manlius Town Hall
Brooklea
Fayettevie
Tehind
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National Council of Negro Women
Greek Orthodox Church
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InterReligious Food Consortium
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