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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 2001
Page
5
Arthur Jenkins, founder of Herald in January 1877, pledges independent course and protection of public interests. Stephen Rogers serves as president and editor, Michael J. Connor as executive editor, and Stan Unhorst as senior managing editor.
Mario Rossi a Syracuse journalist and editor honored for a long career at The Post Standard and Herald Journal. He mentored young reporters in the night shift known as Rossi's Raiders and continued writing weekly columns until his death. He covered presidents from FDR and engaged deeply in community service and ethics in journalism.
Buffalo Rochester and Albany airports show lower fares than Syracuse Hancock. A proposed regional authority could improve efficiency and save taxes, with potential direct flights to New York City and Washington, D.C. The move needs Albany and Washington approval and City Council support from Matt Driscoll.
A Syracuse reader recounts interviewing a grandparent who served in World War II and recalls family memories. The piece celebrates intergenerational sharing and notes a granddaughter’s assignment yielding a valued kept folder and insights into aging and education.
Leonard J. Ponte criticizes Mayor Roy Bernardi and the Syracuse Common Council after The New York Times outlines a 9 million dollar funding shortfall for city schools from 1993 to 1999. He argues suburban districts attract residents due to better funding and condemns local governance for harming children.
Columnist Ron Wright of Cazenovia argues against assigning collective guilt for historical wrongs. He questions demanding apologies from people born after events like Pearl Harbor or Rwanda massacres and criticizes contemporary liberal calls for collective accountability as racist.
Readers are urged to send succinct letters with writer name address and daytime phone. Submissions become property of The Herald Co publishers and may be edited and published in The Post Standard Herald American or Syracuse Online. Mailing address, email, fax, and inquiries are provided.
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