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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1994

Page

11

Harold Angel Gets His Wings at ZOre Center Stage

The Clay Recreation Department and Royal Fairy Tale Theater present Harold Angel Gets His Wings, a comedy about a good deed. Performances at 6 45 p.m. Monday Tuesday and Dec 14 at ZOre Center Auditorium 809 Fourth St Liverpool. Tickets at door 2 adults 1 child or senior. Zone change deliberations on Immaculate Heart of Mary Church property at town hall 201 School St 7 p.m. Monday with 6 p.m. preliminary in supervisor’s office. Also Salina Republican Committee elects new officers Ruth Sick chair Bill Rapp vice chair Ann Marie Piranio secretary Bill Corcoran treasurer and appoints ward chairs. Enrollment open for Onondaga Community College December defensive driving courses $40 fee. Courses listed with times and locations in Clay Baldwinsville Salina North Syracuse and Cicero areas.

Clay Recreation Department Royal Fairy Tale Theater Harold Angel Zore. Center Fourth St Liverpool Immaculate Heart of Mary Church Seventh North Street David Utt School St Salina Onondaga Community College Clay Town Hall Baldwinsville Village Hall W. W. Genesee St Salina Town Hall School Road St. Rose of Lima Church S. Main St North Syracuse Cicero Town Hall

Taxpayers urged to vote on North Syracuse Liverpool school bonds

A columnist argues December referendums in North Syracuse and Liverpool totalling 20 million dollars will not raise taxes but will unlock over 32 million in state funds. The piece highlights benefits like improved facilities boosting home values and attracting families, while stressing job creation and economic impact for Central New York.

North Syracuse Liverpool North Syracuse New York

Veteran Budds aging 73 recalls WWII pilot days and meeting icons

Edwin Assenheimer of Baldwinsville and Brooklyn, retired since 1986, reflects on six children, 50th wedding anniversary, hockey coaching, fishing, travel, and a life filled with service. He piloted a B-17 in World War II and once dined with Babe Ruth and spoke with the British royal family. He lives by doing the best he can and helping others.

Baldwinsville Brooklyn Evelyn Babe Ruth Queen of England

Liverpool voters consider 31 million school modernization plan

Liverpool district residents will vote on a 31.1 million referendum to modernize Liverpool High School and the Morgan Road Annex. The plan adds 57,000 square feet for 30 classrooms and upgrades 119 instructional spaces to meet future technology needs and move 750 ninth graders from the Annex to the High School.

Morgan Road

Voters consider district wide school renovation measures

Liverpool residents vote on 31.1 million to modernize high school and Morgan Road annex with space for computers and all day kindergarten while North Syracuse voters face two propositions totaling 31.1 million to renovate junior high Cicero Elementary and twelve school roofs in a six year plan. Polls in Liverpool open noon to 9 pm and in North Syracuse 8 am to 9 pm.

Liverpool Morgan Road Liverpool Public Library North Syracuse Cicero Central Administration District Tall Road Citizens Renovation Committee Michael Wilson Elmcrest Neighbors Salina Sli Cicero Blemen David Smith Cicero Elementary School Smith Road

Oswego State graduates listed by hometown and majors

Local residents earning bachelor degrees at State University College Oswego include numerous names across Baldwinsville, Cicero, Clay, Liverpool, Mattydale, Memphis and North Syracuse. Majors span accounting, business administration, computer science, elementary and secondary education, psychology, political science, biology, English writing, theatre, communications and more.

State University College Jason B. Rowe Restmoor Drive Cicero Elliot T. Bo Sr Emi D. House of Joseph F. Smith Thompson Road David A. Weir N Country Drive Clay Patricia A. Gr Evesborough Drive Derek S. McAllister Horseshoe Island Road Patricia L. Petricelli Casali Drive Stephen M. Sevelar Sophia Drive Liverpool William Brisson Drexler Avenue Diane E. Brown Norstar Boulevard Alice Charale Silver Ashen Mills Leepard Street Brian T. Stapnitta Plymouth Avenue Memphis Michele R. Bozeat Guyder Road Mary R. White Whiting North Syracuse Michael A. Arcuri Hyland Dina Jarn Coffee Tree Lane James J.lovell Eastman Road James D. McMahan Wadsworth Road Jennifer L. Rubi Patricia Drive Julie 4Harp Michael B. Thompson Crestview Drive

Public meetings listed for Cicero Clay Salina Baldwinsville area

Local boards and commissions set public sessions this week across Cicero Clay Salina and Baldwinsville. Notices include planning boards zoning boards of appeals and town boards with times and addresses. State law guarantees public access and invites reporting concerns to the Herald Journal desk.

Herald-Journal City Desk

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Edwin Assenheimer Atuneduu Pirat Todd Dischinger Liverpool High Liverpool High School Terry Piper Piper John Cataldo Y. J. Trout Lowen Cicero Planning Board Hall S. Main SL South Bay Road Baldwinsville Board of Education Durgee Junio High School Zoning Board of Appeals Town Hall Zoning Board of Appasis W. Genesee St Cicero Parks and Recreation Commission P.m. Town Hall
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