Sunday Weather Preview for August 27, 2000
Sunday forecast shows partly cloudy skies with a cool high around 77 and low near 59. Readers are urged to check today’s paper for coupons and local ad highlights.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 2000
Page
1
Sunday forecast shows partly cloudy skies with a cool high around 77 and low near 59. Readers are urged to check today’s paper for coupons and local ad highlights.
Sill Irwin adds a touch of levity to the Skaneateles Festival this week as he performs. The feature notes his view that classical music can be less starchy and more approachable for audiences.
John Kyanka and Mark Lasinski enjoy the State Fair from a shaded patio as fairgoers park legally on State Fair Boulevard. A $3 parking fee draws criticism but not concern, while vendors and guests mingle, residents note the fair fosters good neighbor relations in Geddes, Solvay, and Lakeland. Attendance figures show total crowd near 987,072 with Thursday and Saturday counts listed.
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In New York’s wildlife lab Ward Stone, the state’s lone wildlife pathologist, reports the heaviest bird submission season on record with over 5,000 dead birds. The cause is the exotic West Nile virus, first seen in 1937 in East Africa and spreading via mosquitoes, impacting birds most of all.
Syracuse Industrial Development Agency board hearings probe agency actions as they review development projects. The brief session precedes Tuesday morning meetings with limited public attendance beyond reporters, signaling scrutiny of incentives and approvals.
State police say 23 year old Reanne Leigh Hanson abducted a 3 month old she was babysitting to convince her ex boyfriend the child was his. The baby was found safe in Oneida and placed with Oswego County Social Services while Hanson faces second degree kidnapping and endangering the welfare of a child charges. Police disclosed few details on motive and timing.
Cornell astronomers Steve Squyres and Tim Bell discuss NASA funding and the high stakes of deploying two Mars rovers in 2004. Squyres calls the mission a spectacular chance to prove the project’s viability, while Bell emphasizes the team's readiness to deliver under pressure.
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