Tonigat Weather Outlook Ends With Flurries
Weather summary shows Tonigat area with snow and cloudy days ahead. Wednesday brings mostly cloudy skies with flurries and a low around 25. The forecast calls for increasing clouds on Thursday with a high near 34 and a low near 24. Friday features a brisk day with a chance of rain or snow and a high near 40. Saturday remains brisk with possible snow showers and a high around 38.
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Legacy of a reading advocate lives in library rebirth
Cathy Chou honors her mother Fifi Chou by renovating the Skaneateles Library children’s room in memory after a fatal car crash at 63. The space features new murals and quotes from beloved books, aiming to keep her mother’s love of reading alive and inviting for children.
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TV ratings near agreement echo cinema system
Industry officials say a TV ratings plan akin to the movie rating scale is close but not final. Valenti cautions ongoing talks while insiders anticipate G, PG, PG-13, and NC-17 style labels with content focus, aiming for year end and a December 18 formal announcement.
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Police: SU student beaten because he is Jewish
A Syracuse University student Neal M. Goldstein was beaten by four men after a party at his apartment. Four suspects including SU students Kenneth Hoyt and John Kowalski were arrested and charged with robbery criminal mischief burglary assault and weapons possession.
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Elizabeth Taylor urges U S to lead AIDS vaccine effort
Elizabeth Taylor addressed World AIDS Day at the United Nations urging the United States to lead a global push for a safe, effective, and inexpensive AIDS vaccine. She cited a total global investment of under 130 million dollars annually and called for US moral leadership.
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