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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2000
Page
9
The Northside Catholic Youth Organization in Syracuse bought a game table and other equipment with 1000 from Youth in Philanthropy. The grant supports student projects allowing high school classes to select grant recipients. See A LESSOR, PASE 8-2.
Augustus Freeman born 1839 in Baldwinsville moved to Fobes Island after the Civil War with state approval to live tax free, an unusual case of squatters rights. He died at 96 in 1935 and is buried in Riverside Cemetery Baldwinsville. Local historian notes uncertainty about how he gained permission. Learn more by calling Newsline category 4837.
Jose Correa, 25, reports a gunpoint robbery by Paul Manzi, 38, who forced him into a cab with accomplice Paul Simone, 39. The pair fled before police stopped the taxi on James Street. Both men face felony robbery and unlawful imprisonment charges, with Manzi also charged with weapon possession.
Dozens of women queue for the restrooms while men shortcut into the opposite facilities. Onondaga County plans a 1.8 million theater restroom upgrade to add women's facilities, amid ongoing complaints about longer female waits despite a 1989 potty parity law.
More than 200 people gathered Saturday at the Southeast Asian Center in Syracuse to celebrate the Year of the Dragon with drums hymns and firecrackers. Elders led a ceremonial tribute while families wore ao dai and casual attire blending cultures.
A Syracuse ancestor tale traces Merrell-Soule Co founders G Lewis Merrell and Oscar F Soule who started a Fayette Street canning shop in 1868. None Such Mincemeat became a world leading product, with Miss None Such gracing early labels. by 1997 operations left Syracuse and moved to Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Georgetown University science dean Timothy Snyder warns schools spend too little on computers and that chalk is like cave drawings while technology becomes normal. Others urge caution, citing insufficient evidence for the millions spent, as districts explore laptop programs and potential Gates Foundation funding.
The Liverpool School District and the Board of Education will meet Monday at 7 p.m in Liverpool High School's auditorium to discuss a proposal requiring next year's 10th graders to have portable laptop computers. The meeting to be held at 4338 Wetzel Road.
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