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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2000
Page
7
DeWitt Planning Board schedules hearings Thursday at 7 pm in Town Hall for proposals to rework property at 16 Mand Road and behind Evergreen Mart gardening center on Thompson Road. Each hearing outlines subdivision changes and site details.
The Tully Rotary Club invites nominations for its annual Citizen of the Year honoring a local resident who has improved the area. Nominations with reasons are due February 19 to Ed Wortley Box 136 Tully 23199 or by email to eleanor dreamscape.com.
The Onondaga County Bureau of Vital Statistics records several births with names as listed. Entries show newborn daughters to multiple couples including Samanitia Sawyer with Benny Lundernae and Jesita Ona with Garr D. Owens, among others, across dates in October and November.
North Syracuse school district will launch an optional year round drug testing program for varsity and junior varsity athletes. An $8,000 grant funds Be Free Be Proud with peer support and incentives for students who join and submit urine samples. Industrial Medical Associates will conduct tests for marijuana and other substances, with results stored securely for access by a district physician.
U S Sen Charles Schumer met with about 50 Central New York residents in Syracuse to discuss dozens of topics including the Onondaga County trash incinerator and potential garbage imports from New York City. The session covered Social Security Third World debt Indian land claims and the Jonny Gammage case. a tense moment arose over asbestos legislation.
Baldwinsville School District plans a $28 million renovation across most schools, with no local tax increase. Superintendent Ted Gilkey and business manager Mike Shusha say details are being refined and a Feb board meeting will set specifics with architects and consultants. The Baker High School project focuses on classrooms and labs to expand space for STEM and special education.
Wayne Gallagher, longtime director of the New York and Texas state fairs and Harborfest in Salamanca, died Saturday at Buffalo General Hospital at age 69. He led the New York fair to self sufficiency, oversaw major renovations, and earned Hall of Fame honors from the International Fair Association. An event in his memory will be held at the Fairgrounds on January 21.
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