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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1994

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Syracuse mayor logo poll on old versus new designs

Roy Bernardi resurrects the city seal from history while ending the Young administration logo. Readers vote via NewsLine by calling 472-2111 and entering 5646 then 1 for smokestack or 2 to keep the other logo.

Syracuse Roy Bernardi Jeff Thomas Young NewsLine

Syracuse Abandons Modern Logo Returns Old City Seal

Syracuse Mayor Roy Bernardi will drop the 1986 modern smokestack design created under former Mayor Thomas Young and revert to the original city seal nearly 150 years old. He says nostalgia and a nod to the past guide the shift as residents recall the skyline and branding history.

Syracuse Roy Bernardi Bernardi Thomas Young New York Young

Ash Wednesday Lent Reflections Embrace Mortality and Hope

The article notes Ash Wednesday begins Lent with ash on the forehead as a sign of repentance. It explains 40 days of reflection and self denial, with Catholic Rev. James O'Brien urging balance of sorrow and Easter hope as faith centers on conversion and new life.

James O’brien Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Syracuse Jesus

Cuomo ties environment to bottle plan

Governor Mario Cuomo links environmental funding to a nickel deposits bill in budget legislation. The plan would trap unclaimed nickel deposits from beverage distributors to fund $50 million in environmental programs, chiefly in districts of GOP senators seen as bottling-industry allies. If passed, funds would be guaranteed annually.

Cuomo Environment Albany Mario Cuomo

Student expelled after kiss to teacher sparks $2 million claim

In Union Springs, a 17 year old, William Homick, allegedly kissed teacher Heather Nightengale after economics class on Nov 3. His parents seek $2 million in damages for suspension, while a harassment charge is pending. They deny sexual connotation.

Union Springs William Homick Gerald Judith Homick Elmhurst Circle Aurelius Homicks Heather Nightengale

Olympic update business case Ganley

A brief Olympic update notes a business case involving Ganley and DB Movies. The report references AIG NewsLine and a classified context, highlighting corporate aspects within the Olympic coverage.

Ganley

Spring baseball returns with veterans and Jordan in Sarasota

Spring training opens as Jeff Reardon signs a Yankees minor league deal likely worth up to 1 million, Frank Tanana returns to the Angels, Rich Gossage re-signs with Oakland, Geno Petralli signs with San Diego, and Michael Jordan begins outdoor workouts in Sarasota as he pursues a pro baseball career.

Green Diamonds Sunshine States Jeff Reardon Frank Tanana Rich Gossage Geno Petralli Reardon New York Yankees Tanana California Angels Gossage Oakland Athletics Petralli Texas Rangers San Diego Padres Michael Jordan NBA

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