ES-M Boundaries Redrawn To Ease Elementary Crowding
Officials in the Syracuse Minoa School District propose next fall re zoning to relieve crowding without new construction. About 845 housing units approved, elementary enrollment rising from 1,727 to 1,848. plan routes students to Heman, Kinne, Woodland, Fremont, and Minoa. Some residents object to shifts. board action expected in December.
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Suburban plan would turn warehouse into giant billboard
Ra-Lin Inc owners Bernie Radin and Jne Bonn propose painting two large signs on the Erie Boulevard East warehouse to fund renovations. The 55 and 66 foot signs would face I-690 and Walnut Street, attracting advertisers like Kodak and Fujifilm, but city officials say the scale is excessive and would require zoning approval.
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Landlords seek OK to add units in Manlius
Owners of a 48 unit Willowbrook Lane complex in Manlius seek to add a two story building with 16 one bedroom apartments. The plan would block Willowbrook Lane to become a dead end parking area and require a new street from Pleasant Street. On site parking would be 90 spaces, below local rules. Village officials raised concerns about parking, setbacks, and density, and asked for a revised plan before action.
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Growth of Conservatism Flares At American Baptist Meeting
Waterbury area resident Jo Ann Vredenberg discusses the American Baptist Churches semiannual meeting in Valley Forge Pennsylvania where delegates and staff face abortion and AIDS resolutions and tensions between moderates and conservatives. The 1.6 million member denomination seeks to soften its 1981 abortion stance and push for AIDS education and treatment while choosing a new general secretary.
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City Man Dies in One Vehicle Crash
A 79 year old city man Leo Rivers of 505 Marcellus Street died after his car struck a utility pole. The collision occurred near Fayette and Niagara Streets just before 1 PM. Police say heart attack or seizure may have caused loss of control. investigators have not yet determined the cause.
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DeWitt Intersection Traffic Problems Prompt Planning
DeWitt planners warn that the Bridge Street and Enterprise Parkway intersection is a dangerous choke point as southbound Budge Street drivers must make a 120 degree left turn. Officials from town, county, and state transportation agencies plan to address the soon to be intensified traffic with Whidewaters Parkway development, Carmella's Restaurant opening, and future Enterprise Parkway growth.
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