Downtown lottery gives away grants for art and lupus research
A Syracuse group hosts a random prize drawing awarding 50,000 in grants to nonprofit art projects downtown, while Lupus research fundraising proceeds in Albany with Hillary Rodham Clinton expected to speak. The cap this year is 3,000 per applicant, drawn from 51 entries to exhaust funds. The Everson Museum of Art earns the annual Award for Excellence for a century of cultural impact.
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Art Andéanuns
Long York
Ncusides
Pan
Lindmark Theatre
Jones M. Hanley Federal Building
Pamela Mung
Everson Museum of Art
Sandra Ttropp
Syracuse
New York
America
Albany
U.S
Hillary Rodham Clinton
D-Ny
CNY
Wigek
Lorraine McCarthy
WILLE of a giveaway to Junior League of syracuse
The Junior League of Syracuse hosts a Project HELPLE charity giveaway in Fay lle on Saturday as Women Helping Agencies Locale Essentials collects wish lists from six local nonprofits. Volunteers prepare items from toys to furniture to office supplies for Open Hand Theater, Good Days, Spear Adventures and Girls Inc. among others, aiming to aid 12 000 Central New York youngsters with free enterprise benefits and community support.
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Junior League of
Syracuse
Faylle
Thet
W.h.a.le
Open Hand Theater
Nee
Good Days
Spe ‘Side Adventures and
Girls Inc
Wurior
New York
Ce Breatley
Conferees mark Latina successes at Syracuse conference
Dina Monies and Jostemande, superintendent of the Women's Rights and Historical Park in Seneca Fully, opened the Latina Women Conference at Onondaga Community College. The event highlighted leadership, child development, and advocacy as Latinas share challenges and paths to public office. New voices include Laura Cardona and Bethaida Gonzalez. Monica Starks mentors younger attendees and praises the workshop on aspiring lawyers. The conference continues to empower Latinas for the next decade.
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Jostemande
Women’s Rights Ana
Seneca Fully
Onondaga Community College
Fel
Lams
Fanny Villarreal de Cunusan
Spanish Action League
Lania
Tke Bethatda Gonzalez
Marisol Hernandez
Board of Education
Maria Maldonado
Happy Rocks Bring Smiles From Salina Street Memories
Nate Chase, creator of Happy Rocks, long hosted at a stand on Salina Street near Jeff erson, built a local legacy through his colorful pebble sculptures. He retired from GE in 1974 and later made and gifted rocks to schools, businesses, and nursing homes with wife Mabel continuing his mission after his 1990s passing.
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Happy Rocks
Whalen's
Walgreen's
Brug Biote
Salina and Jefferson
Keith's
Paramount Picture Shows
Dey Brothers
Frank
Molinelli
Sparky
Sonny Boy
al Jolson
Julia
Pete
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Salina Street
Rudy Vaile
Navier Cugat
Steve Sturick
Jeff
Matt
Steve
Lold
Nate
Electronics Park
Mabel
Selkirk State Park
Dick Case
Reeth
Syracuse
Mig Pnolgs Lane Laman
Nate Chase
Lake Ontario
Dome open to all den leader urges at Syracuse event
Central New York Scouting members reacted to a ruling about inclusivity. Den 4 leader Jennifer Marsh says sexual orientation should not affect organizational activities and calls for Carrier Dome to be open to all. State Sen. DeFrancis cites public interest and SU funding in Dome debate. Syracuse students critique the chancellor’s decision, urging clarity.
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Den
Jennifer Marsh
Den 4
Datebook Highlights Local Fundraisers and Dinners
Multiple community events listed including Gramstic presentation in Salina, Women’s Fund Celebration in Syracuse, House of Providence Dinner honoring local charities, Kentucky Derby Day party at Lorenzo Estate, Men Who Cook XI benefiting Mental Health Association, Junior Achievement Bowl-a-Thon May 9 12, Kids Are Our Business breakfast May 10, St Camillus Caring for Life Dinner May 17, Springtime in Ireland dinner dance May 19. Tickets range from 25 to 175 dollars with several contact numbers for reservations.
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Women’s Fund
Caral Saline
Women's Fund
Irving Ave
Syracuse
Dental New York Community Foundation
Onondaga County
C. Frank Hannigan
Timothy Pahern
Mary J. Mathews
House of Providence
Onventer's
Carousel Center
Mental Health Association of
Kids Are Our Business
Thomas Spina
U.S
Syta- Use, Inc
St. Camillus
St Camillus Foundation
Wstm-Tv
Don Lark
Syracuse Grand Ballroom
Gary Frenay
Artie Lenin
Contemporary Theater of Syracuse
Carole King
Trelane
St Joseph's Hospital Health Center
Ireland
Summertime guide to be printed May 23
Syracuse’s Summertime Guide annual tabloid section will print May 23 listing Centre New York summer events. To submit, send details by Tuesday with contact name and daytime phone to Neighbor Summertime Guide, Syracuse Newspapers Box 4915 Syracuse 13221. Include calendar info by email at syracuse.com or by fax 470-2141. call 470-2275 to confirm receipt.
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New York
Syracuse
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STAPF
Ortland United Way
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Dina Monies
Barbara Bauers
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Bethaida Gonzalez
Mercuti
Gonzalez
Laura Cardona
Cardona
Syracuse University
Monica Starks
Pete Mussi
Sedgwick Heights
Jefferson
South Salina
Central
Stefan White
Scout Troop 7
Eastwood
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Cedar Bay Park
DeWitt
John A. DeFrancisco
Scott Adams
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RLS Career Center
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