State starts to build Onondaga clinic
In June 1995 the state and Onondaga chiefs agreed on a new clinic after years of delays. Groundbreaking occurred July 31 with a $756,000 one story log building planned near Gibson Road and Route 1A to serve about 3,800 Native Americans in the Syracuse area. The clinic aims for a March patient opening with Dr. Eva Gregory as medical director and services including walk ins wellness diabetes pediatric care and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onendaga Natin
Onondaga
Pamela Everingham
Gibson Road
Route 1A
Gnondaga Nation School
Syracuse
Everingham
Suny Health Science Center
Onondaga Council of Chiefs
Frances Tarlion
State Health Department
Bling Foundation
Onondaga Nation
William Grant
Grant
Department of Family Medicine
Eva Gregory
Ernie Dines
Immigration law debate on openness and aid burden
Lawyers and aid officials discuss the impact of welfare rule changes on immigrants and refugees. Pam Kaplan warns of anti immigrant elements and delayed awareness among affected groups. Nona Stewart notes sponsorship and self sufficiency requirements for migrants and suggests timing for clarity may extend beyond two weeks.
Neighbors urge action for Near West Side safety
Residents discussed teen curfews and better outreach as Syracuse police push for trust building amid stretched resources. Community members urged foot patrols, a police athletic league, and partnerships with Spanish Action League while nearby schools see burglaries and social programs grow.
Enviro groups urge Pataki to veto tire tax credits
Two leading environmental groups urge Gov. Pataki to veto a tax credit bill for burning waste tires at two Central New York plants, warning the measure could spur tire imports and worsen pollution while NYSEG supports signing it to protect local generation and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
George Pataki
New York
Pataki
Gramn
Peter Twanowicz
New York State Electric & Gas Co
Steuben
Chenango
NYSEG
Cindy Chadwick
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Karlson
DEC
Chadwick
Jocal
Jet-Ski safety law aims to cut watercraft accidents
Governor Pataki signed a new personal watercraft law to boost safety. It requires rental outfits to show operating instructions, under 18s to hold a boating safety certificate, and all operators to carry a whistle or distress signal. penalties for reckless driving are stiffened and the law takes effect August 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
George Pataki
Pataki
Fulton
Cross Lake
Jean Schremp
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Pak
New York Renames September Native American Day
Gov. Pataki signed a bill designating the fourth Saturday in September as Native American Day. The move, supported by Queens and Bronx sponsors, aims to honor Native Americans without imposing economic disruption on workers. The proclamation followed a long effort to formalize observance while acknowledging Seneca Nation ties and leaders.
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George Pataki
New York State
State Civil Service Department
Rose Patterson
Seneca Nation
Dennis Bowen
Gvernor
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Robert L. Smith
Tarltwn
Pam Kaplan
Kaplan
Salvation Army
Catholic Charities
Nona Stewart
Cemtral Magn Veurlee Retrane Ravettlement Program
Stewart
Near West Side
Hanna
Beither
Anthony Lombardi
St. Lucy Church Social Justice Committee
City
Ramon Rivera
Police Athletic League
Rivera
Bottrill
Spanish Action League
Roy Besnara
Cotati Council
Blodgett School
Terry Cameron
Grace Street
Rose Center
Horton
Putnam Street
General Motors
Delaware School
Gary Sheffer
Thomas Libous
Binghamton
Sheffer
Libous
John
State Department of Transportation
Taner Alia
Amardita
Jenison Station
Balehwiden
Omanthanano Dee
Tahn Samia Tolelish
Enairnan
Nelson Porter
State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation
Nick Carno
Aero-Marina-Conway
Cicero
Yamaha
Carnn
Childen
Potter Sal Potter
Te Las
John DeFrancisco
R-Syracuse
Florida
DMV
Richard Jackson
Jackson
Oneida County
Thruray Authority
Thruway
Constitutionas
David Tobin
Empire State
Tadadaho
Leon Shenandoah
Assembly
Bronx
Queens
York State
Tough
Alten Walden Jr
Hess
Pete
Patterson
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