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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1999
Page
6
On early Saturday officers on anti firearm patrol on South Salina Street near Kennedy Street were fired at. A patrol car was narrowly missed by a shot from a 38 caliber handgun recovered near the scene at Kennedy Forest. No suspects were named.
Syracuse police investigate a couple seen at Jimmy's Super Saver, 1300 S State St, after employees reported a 31 dollar bill and a five dollar bill with unusual coloration. Police say they suspect counterfeit money was passed at the store on Saturday.
Kathryn MacRae, 42, of Warners Road, was chosen by the Camillus Town Board to represent the 2nd Ward. The Republican nominee for the seat in November, she replaces Fred Cannizzo who resigned for health reasons. Councilor James Salanger, the board’s sole Democrat, voted against the appointment citing that the seat should stay vacant until the election.
The Greater Strathmore Neighborhood Association will gather at 7.39 p.m. Wednesday in the cafeteria at Most Holy Rosary School Bellevue Avenue. Members will work on a mission statement and begin organizational discussions for residents within the Glenwood Avenue South Avenue Stolp Avenue Velasko Road boundary.
The Syracuse school board will hold a regular study session at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the district central offices 725 Harrison Street. The business meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m. Aug 11 at the same location. Public access is open, with details via board clerk Sandra Clarke at 433-4691.
The Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency schedules its next household hazardous waste drop-off day for Sept. 18. Appointments are required and can be made by calling 453 2866.
The Mattydale fire Department schedules annual field days August 12 to 14 at the firehouse 173 E. Molloy Road. Events run 6 p.m. to midnight Thursday and Friday and noon to midnight Saturday with live music from The Goods Friday and Holy Smoke Saturday plus rides and pushball contests.
The Salvation Army in Syracuse will provide 100 free lunches on weekdays through August 28 for children up to 18 living in downtown Syracuse. Lunches run noon to 1 pm at 749 Warren St. Info at 479-1163.
Julie Milleville and her husband Reverend Deron Milleville moved into the Cahill house in Spafford. Julie senses Jill Cahill’s presence in the elaborate gardens and yard dating from the past as the couple settles in, while a 1998 attack on Jill Cahill remains part of local history.
A federal grant of 3.3 million dollars would bury power lines on four blocks in University Hill, protecting Syracuse University and nearby medical facilities from disasters. The project mainly benefits Marshall Street and South Crouse Avenue businesses, with plans to refurbish curbs benches and kiosks as part of the streetscape, while University Hill Corp seeks additional funding for broader beautification. Rep James Walsh helped place the grant in a FEMA appropriations bill, part of a trio of disaster-resistant university projects.
Syracuse area church elected 37 year old Rev Craig C Schaub from Ohio to lead Plymouth Congregational Church beginning October 1. Schaub, associate pastor at Pilgrim Congregational United Church of Christ in Cleveland, was chosen after interviews with more than 10 finalists and a vote described as overwhelmingly in his favor.
The Onondaga County Legislature’s February vote enforcing a self service tobacco ban took effect Sunday. Shops must keep cigarettes behind counters or in monitored displays, requiring staff to unlock vending devices. Violators face fines up to 500. The change targets underage access and unsupervised purchases at locales like Convenient Food Mart on Crouse Avenue and Dinosaur Bar-B-Q.
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