Weather snapshot shows variable snow showers and chilly weekend
Tomorrow's high 36 and tonight's variable clouds with snow showers. Saturday cloudy with a chance of snow, low 28. Sunday windy and cold with periods of snow, high 43 and low 21. Monday brisk and cold with occasional snow, high 32 and low 18. Tuesday clouds with some sun, high 34 and low 27.
Church of Freedom for 155 Years in Syracuse
The People's AME Zion Church on South Salina Street marks 155 years of worship led by Rev. Sherman Dunmore, who frames the congregation's history within enduring racial prejudice and economic injustice. The church also honors the AME Zion denomination’s 200th birthday with recent travels to New York City for a celebratory event. Rev. Loguen, an early pastor, aided in the 1851 Jerry Rescue, underscoring the church’s long role in abolitionist history.
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Walton Heads to Fresno State
Former SU recruit Walton transfers to Fresno State to play under coach Jerry Tarkanian with the Bulldogs. He joins a program looking to bolster its backcourt depth and add experience for the upcoming season.
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Landmark Theatre chief ousted after 64 hour board meeting
Landmark Theatre executive director Frank Malfitano won’t be renewed after his contract ends December 31. The 22 member board met 64 hours at Le Moyne Manor and voted not to extend, citing leadership tensions and a shift toward downtown focus. Malfitano, who began in June 1990, called the decision a poor business move.
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Clinton's Cabinet picks draw praise from foes and friends
Clinton names Madeleine Albright as secretary of state and William Cohen as defense secretary, marking first female top diplomat and a Republican in the Pentagon. Anthony Lake becomes national security adviser and Sandy Berger moves to Clinton's former post. Republicans and Democrats welcome the capable slate and bipartisan potential.
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Pope John Paul I and Archbishop seek unity despite women ordination clash
Religious leaders from the Vatican and Canterbury differ over ordaining women. They deem it an obstacle to unity yet pledge to continue collaborative efforts. Serbia sees fresh protests with critics dismissing government concessions as window dressing. Tokyo stocks plunge with Nikkei down 667.20 points 3.19 percent. local pieces note Alzheimer’s home issue, Parade contest winners, a cookbook fundraiser, and health screening reminders.
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