A Few Ways to Cool Off in August in Syracuse
A roving photo feature shows locals cooling off in Syracuse in August. Mike Prikazsky’s golden retriever enjoys Thornden Park’s fountain, an unidentified man bikes through Onondaga Park, and eight year old Walter Shorter rolls a barrel in Thornden Park. The piece invites readers to choose their summer pastime from golf to fishing or relaxing with a drink while the season lasts.
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Mike Prikazsky
Thornden Park
Onondaga Park
Walter Shorter
Columbus Avenue
Seniors Plan Rome Trip to Old Erie Canal Village
The Onondaga town seniors board a trip to Rome on August 27 to visit the Country Fair at Old Erie Canal Village during Natural Crafts Day. They will see a restored Erie Canal section aboard a 1800s steam train and the 1840 horse drawn packet Independence, with demonstrations, museums, and an audio visual show. Cost is 8 dollars, self pay for lunch, and reservations close Friday at the town recreation office. Bus pickups begin 10 am at Taunton Fire Station with routes across the village.
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Rome
Erie Canal
Taunton
Admissions Rep Sandra Miller Named for Johnson & Wales
Sandra Miller of Clay has been named as admissions representative in upstate New York for Johnson & Wales College Providence Rhode Island. Miller holds a BA in education from Brooklyn College an MA from Hunter College and an MS in rehabilitation counseling from Syracuse University.
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Johnson & Wales College
Providence
R.I. Miller
Brooklyn College
Hunter College
Syracuse University
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