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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2000
Page
10
Registered nurse Leste Holmberg of St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center questions the impact of Ca millus' new policy on health and costs for public workers. She notes smoking links to heart disease and urges government workers to model healthful behavior, while acknowledging policy limits on legal changes.
Deputies accuse two of felonies in a case tied to Sitting Pretty lingerie store. Salina and Leslie Wood face one count each while Kelly Dzence Lowez and Melissa Hamel face two counts apiece. Sheriff says search warrants recovered cash and records. Suspects released on own recognizance. awaited arraignment.
Van Buren negotiates with a local company to relocate to Interstate Island, seeking a 16 member staff and a 1,500 square foot facility expansion. The deal hinges on site plan approvals, environmental issues, and access to I 690 and the New York Thruway. The company plans a modern building with 20 foot ceilings and space for future technicians.
Cortland's centennial effort energizes the community with a $25,000 city pledge and business gifts while Buckbee Mears Cortland expands to $85 million. Cortland County posts a $1.5 million rise in retail sales and higher sales tax receipts as the college district readies SSL million for campus improvements including a new stadium. Photon Vision debuts locally and Vicky Delaney leads fundraising, envisioning annual celebrations with events from a New Year blowout to a Syracuse Symphony Orchestra pops concert.
Agencies test water supplies and compensate property owners whose values drop from tainted water. MTBE, highly soluble in water, moves quickly in groundwater. Tests near Skeanetele Lake found no MTBE. a marina expansion spurred testing. Metropolitan Water Board plans broader monitoring for MTBE in 2001. State and county health officials consider testing for small systems like Baldwinsville.
Republican incumbent James Walsh of Onondaga County holds a strong edge in New York's 25th Congressional District as no formal challenger emerges. Despite Democratic hopes, Walsh has built a large cash on hand advantage, with $329,000 available, and plans to seek a seventh term. Democrats anticipate a possible freshman candidate aided by national races, but Paquette notes Walsh's high name recognition and fundraising pace make a bid from opponents difficult.
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