Closure of Church & Dwight Geddes Plant Follows Local Job Loss
Central New York faces a double blow as Church & Dwight plans to close its Geddes laundry detergent facility, threatening 145 jobs. Yet the region posts a surprising second quarter rebound with 6,300 new jobs across Onondaga and neighboring counties, lowering unemployment to about 3.7 percent. Strong manufacturing indicators persist with Inficon going public in East Syracuse and Telergy rising in DeWitt, while housing and construction thrive amid population stabilization.
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Dorismond killing sparks call for police reform
A grand jury declined to indict Det. Vasquez in the Dorismond death, sparking outcry over police use of force and racial bias. The piece calls for a federal inquiry, civilian review stronger than today, and examines why Dorismond, unarmed, was challenged by undercover officers near Madison Square Garden.
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Anthony Vasquez
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Amadou Diallo
Jonny Gammage
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H. Carl McCall
Jenny Gammage
Pittsburgh
Moderation debate in alcoholism treatment prompts questions
An article questions the idea of abstinence for addiction and discusses moderation, health trends, and societal views. It cites Audrey Kishline, Moderation Management, and an expert call for low risk use while noting risks and responsibilities. Contact Robin Lee Wilkinson for more information.
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Military investigation on don’t ask don’t tell deemed whitewash
The writer condemns the military inquiry into Barry Winchell’s death and the Fort Campbell case as a whitewash. They urge a full federal probe of the Army, citing escalating homophobia claims, rising incidents since 1999, and numerous discharges for homosexuality. The letter also criticizes Hillary Clinton’s campaign presence.
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Matthew Shepard
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Fort Campbell
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E. Donald Wright
Syracuse
Better sewage plan or ruin the south side neighborhood
Aggie Lane argues in a letter to The Post-Standard that county plans for a high tech raw sewage plant near Onondaga Creek threaten a historically Black south side community. She cites past urban renewal displacement, Habitat for Humanity homes, a community garden, and a nearby park. Lane questions political will and accuses officials of neglecting voiceless residents while pointing to potential conflicts with mall development and prominent figures.
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William Magnarelli
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James Walsh
Roy Bernardi
Nicholas Pirro
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Christensen
Magnarelli
Aggie Lane
Syracuse
Readers urged to submit letters for publication
The Herald Co invites readers to send succinct legible letters for publication, requiring the printer’s name address and daytime phone. Submissions become property of The Herald Co and may be edited or reused in various platforms.
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