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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 2001
Page
10
Oswego boy Ee’ Yurkon, 3, watched firetrucks pass in the Solvay Summer Festival parade from his grandmother’s yard on Scarboro Drive. The event was among several local festivals held Saturday in the area.
A man, Joseph C. Gratien, 23, of Onondaga, was airlifted to University Hospital after losing control on a trail off Smoral Road. He suffered leg and abdominal injuries in a 3:15 p.m. Saturday accident not reachable by most emergency vehicles. treated and released. The Red Cross sent volunteers to Virginia flood victims and warned about Tropical Storm Barry. contact Rene Launt to volunteer.
Onondaga County crews begin digging near the proposed Midland Removal Treatment Facility between Blaine and Oxford streets by Onondaga Creek to search for historical or Native American artifacts. The five to 10 day excavation will assess the presence of relics in the project area.
Onondaga County invites residents to suggest a name for its new cleanup program. County Executive Nicholas Pirro launched the effort in June with volunteers and county staff. Deadline is Friday. JP Morgan Chase Corporate Challenge closes the Onondaga Lake Parkway 4 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, with detours via Old Liverpool Road. Carousel Center offers parking and shuttle buses to Onondaga Lake Park.
The Onondaga County Bicycle Safety Coalition will offer low-cost helmets this summer at the Civic Center and Onondaga. Helmets cost 6 or 10 dollars depending on style and family income. In Onondaga County all children 17 and younger must wear helmets while biking skating inline skating or riding a scooter. Sales at Willow Bay Cafe Onondondaga Lake Park will be 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday and Aug 22.
The Association for Women in Communications offers limited copies of its Media Guide 2001, a comprehensive listing of television radio and print outlets in Onondaga County and surrounding areas. Copies are $17 with proceeds benefiting the Central New York chapter. To order call Angela Simble at 453-2424.
Anthony and Teresa Paduana sue Onondaga County for 150000 in damages from repeated sewage backups at their 200-year-old farmhouse at 1320 Grand Ave. Neighbors’ Hillcrest pump station and heavy rain plus power outages are blamed. County says offers were fair but rejected. the latest incident occurred July 17 after a dry night.
Thousands flocked to Oneida Shores for Power 106.9s first Power Family Jam a day of music food and unity. Tyrese performed as crowds lined the park and one thousand cars queued at opening time. locals noted the event while discussing community unity and inclusivity amid a large black crowd.
Frank Pandosai, a Maine veteran honorably discharged, sits in a Cunningham Building lobby planning a chalk mural to honor Guadalcanal and World War II veterans. Rob D Agostino, a nurse and artist, will depict Pandosai and other war heroes on a sidewalk near the downtown War Memorial this weekend.
Raw sewage has backed up five times into the basement of Anthony and Teresa Paduana at 1320 Grand Ave Geddes. The Paduanas blame the Hillcrest pump station nearby for the sewage spills.
Rabies remains common in upstate New York with 34 animals testing positive in the first two weeks of 2001 across Onondaga Madison Cayuga and Oswego counties. A local resident recalls a raccoon attack on his dog Chewbacca leading to euthanasia when a vaccine lapse left the pet unprotected. Rabies spreads via saliva across wounds and nerves and is usually fatal.
Rabies test results show Cayuga Madison Onondaga and Oswego counties with animal counts in 2000 and early 2001. Cayuga totals include raccoons red fox bats gray foxes and skunks. Madison lists raccoons skunks cat and woodchuck. Onondaga notes raccoons skunks bats gray foxes and cats. Oswego records raccoons gray fox bats and skunks.
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