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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2001
Page
12
The state provides 15 million dollars to Onondaga County for extra cleanup work at Onondaga Lake. Funds come from the 1996 Clean Water Clean Air Bond Act and were in last year’s state budget to install ammonia and phosphorus reduction facilities at the Metropolitan Sewage Treatment Plant.
Syracuse University will open a Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender Resource Center this fall at 111 Waverly Ave. The center aims to educate advocate and support students faculty and staff amid a mixed climate of nonhostility and limited support. A five member search committee seeks a director with a master s degree or doctorate for 45 000 to 86 000 a year and a first year budget near 140 000.
The two 20 foot figures weigh 13 tons and are moved to the Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Clinton Square. City officials plan a ceremonial unveiling on September 2 to honor Civil War veterans while Clinton Square’s $8.5 million reconstruction proceeds. Restoration costs rose by about $150,000 from the original $500,000, with beams and pedestals rebuilt after field repairs. The figures were refurbished by Conservation Solutions in Maryland after removing years of pigeon debris and repairing a sword and flag.
Mayor Matt Driscoll named Terri Bright, a seven year criminal prosecutor and wife of county judge Joseph Fahey, as Syracuse Corporation Counsel replacing Rick Guy. Fernando Ortiz was named commissioner of community development, replacing Vito Seiscinh, while Ann Rooney will take over Ortiz’s prior budget role as the city shifts leadership amid political questions.
In a vacant lot once home to the Abrahams, neighbors led by mayoral figure John Bubba Cannon and Alice Smothers cleared debris and planted grass turning it into a community park. The couple formed a block association with Home Headquarters to tidy the area and enforce respect, calling John the Mayor of Congress Avenue and Uncle Bubba to local kids.
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