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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 2001
Page
9
Friendly Food hosts Saturday reunion with Wendolyn Jemmett grilling sausages. Former residents recall Syracase Bot Brick City moments, reflecting on years apart and shared memories at the event.
The Syracuse school board and Superintendent Stephen C. Jones will deliver the district's first State of the Schools address from 8 to 40 a.m. Wednesday at Syracuse Stage. The district has invited politicians, commuters, and school officials, among others.
The board will hold a public meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday at 725 Harmison St to decide how to spend the district’s earnings from an exclusive Pepsi vending deal. Public input is requested. call 435-4691 for details.
Anheuser-Busch Baldwinsville Brewery will give $42,000 to Boys & Girls Clubs of Syracuse at Onondaga Lake Park Knoll Shelter. The check will be presented at a noon picnic honoring the graduation of the Syracuse Teen Community Corps project with over 40 teens who completed a six week program cleaning neighborhoods and parks. The picnic runs until 2 p.m.
Syracuse police charged Rashan Glover. 23, with stabbing in a 2 a.m. fight at 2202 S. State St. Glover was hospitalized in fair condition. Officers charged Jerry Garrett, 19, of 2022 S. State St. and Cortex Scott, 23, of 1445 S. Sutina St. with first degree assault, first degree gang assault, fourth degree weapon possession and attempted robbery.
Syracuse police said two intruders beat 18 year old Michael McLauren during a home invasion about 12:28 a.m. on Saturday. Monica Stokes, 28, and Isaiah Sherman, 21, both of Syracuse addresses, were charged with first-degree gang assault first-degree burglary fourth-degree criminal mischief and third-degree criminal possession of a weapon.
The Skaneateles Democratic caucus endorsed five Republican office seekers for the November election. Incumbent Supervisor Bill Pavius Town Clerk Janet Aaron Highway Superintendent James Card and Tax Collector Lori L Milne were endorsed, along with council candidate Ted Murdick. No nomination was made for a second council seat or for town justice or assessor.
The U S Department of Housing and Urban Development approves a 10 million allocation aimed at Hill and Tipperary Westcott South Salina Street corridor along with other areas. The funds cap a 25 million federal grant for the Syracuse Neighborhood Initiative started in 1999 to revitalize blighted districts.
Onondaga and allied participants reburied 47 Ghondaga remains atop a hill near Jamesville after sacred tobacco rites. The Pen Site burial ground dates to the 1500s and was excavated in 1961 62. Remains once in Rochester Museum and Science Center were returned under the 1990 Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act.
Religious educator Madeline Loiacono plans a week long program at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church in Clay turning part of the church into a Hogwarts style setting. About 80 students in grades six through eight will join teachers dressed as Potter characters to explore connections between the books themes and Christian teachings. The program aims to link courage charity and faith with parables such as the Talents as taught in the church.
Cassandra Jones Ingram ends a 20 year career with the Syracuse Public Safety Building, leaving behind her Bible and crochet project. She reflects on service as she transitions to fabric design and fragrance creation, emphasizing dignity and persistence beyond race or gender. She viewed policing as a job chosen for stability, not glory, and hopes her example aids others.
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