Company fined. state disciplines local insurer over AIDS tests
A state agency fined a local insurance company for conducting AIDS tests on prospective policyholders. The action cited screening practices lacking prior consent and violating regulations. The insurer faces penalties and must halt the tests while implementing corrective measures.
Weather outlook shows a mix of sun and cold nights
The forecast lists Tonight mainly clear and cold. Saturday brings plenty of sunshine with a chilly breeze, low 28. Sunday is mostly sunny and milder, high 68, low 38. Monday turns breezy and warmer with sun and clouds, high 74. Tuesday stays pleasant with sunshine.
Oglesby Move Angers Sanford
Resistance on Vieques grows as Navy resumes bombing practice. five intruders are caught amid protests and disputed relocation plans involving Oglesby. Sanford officials condemn the action while activists vow further demonstrations and legal challenges.
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Navy resumes Vieques drills as protests unfold
United States Navy restarted live exercises on Vieques island amid protests that protesters breached fencing and blocked zones. Five demonstrators were arrested for trespassing while others prayed during brief vigils. Navy jets dropped inert 500 pound bombs and ships fired inert shells as a federal judge denied a last minute attempt to halt the maneuvers.
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Syracuse master plan aims to keep city green
Syracuse boasts high tree cover with 890000 trees over about 27 percent of land, resilient after the 1998 Labor Day storm. A two year study by Re Leaf Syracuse presented a 77 page master plan guiding future planting, maintenance, and citywide tree health improvements with officials including Mayor Bernardi and Rep. Walsh in attendance.
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Park plan seen as tool for urban revival in Syracuse
Emanuel Carter amid a flood of litter wandered through Onondaga Park and Onondaga Creek basin, dreaming of a state maintained linear park from Kirk Park to Elmwood Park. The SUNY ESF associate professor proposed a connected arboretum linking neighborhoods with a planned system of blossoming trees and shrubs guided by forestry experts.
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The 1980s Preppy Look Returns in Style
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