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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1998
Page
10
Vicky Swanson of Liverpool marks one year since breast cancer diagnosis with a comedy performance on the anniversary. Swanson has used humor to cope with the illness and the event is highlighted in The Post-Standard.
Gregory Beyer, closing Hooseys Bar on Williams Street, faced a masked man outside. Beyer pulled off the ski mask and was stabbed in the abdomen, leaving a one inch gash. He was listed in fair condition at University Hospital.
South Salina Street business owner Carol Perry of South Side Newsstand urges African American shops to join a community cleanup at 11am Monday. The effort ties to the Kuumba principle of leaving the community more beautiful and beneficial, inviting others to participate and calling for questions at 472-0756.
Police charged four men with felony grand larceny auto stripping and conspiracy after stopping two pickup trucks near ST Foreign Auto on Brighton Avenue at 3am. A stolen blue 1980 Mercedes hood was found in one truck. Named suspects include Gregory T Taylor Sr and Jr, Ronald Reynolds, and Aaron Judd. Authorities say additional parts from the shop were recovered.
A would-be thief tried to crawl through a ceiling into Royal Jewelers at Hotel Syracuse on 465 S Salina St around 6 30 a m Friday. He entered via a banquet hall, displaced ceiling tiles, and appeared to escape through a rear door after an alarm sounded. Police said tiles on the floor suggested the attempt triggered the alert.
Thompson Park Zoo in Watertown endured an early January ice storm that collapsed trees, damaged fences, and disrupted operations. Director Glenn Dobrogosz reported no animal escapes and only one fatality, a duck struck by ice, while restoration crews plan a delayed reopening and a FEMA appraisal. Damages estimated at 100000 to 125000.
The fifth anniversary Frag ile Wilderness expo at Dulles State Office Building Watertown runs 17 a.m. to 5 p.m. Feb Unknown with Kids on Conservation theme. Thompson Park Conservancy backs the event with hands on displays, three talks including Turtle Tracks Frog Calls Why Am I Endangered, and live wildlife. Admission four dollars, three for members. children four and under free. Birds, cats and elk enclosures damaged by ice, leaving shadeless enclosures. aviary for native songbirds remains.
Albert P Colonna says he is sorry for a Jan letter that mocked Central New York weather and sparked backlash. He defends the piece as satire though friends and readers felt hurt and asked anonymity to avoid further conflict.
A new history titled Syracuse China by Syracuse University Press celebrates 128 years of Onondaga Pottery and Syracuse China. The 256 page volume, with archival photos, honors workers and the Pass family, and features authors Stan Skoczen Ruth Pass Hancock and historian Cleota Reed.
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