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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1998
Page
10
Village town and Conrail agencies collaborate to control a flooding problem on Jordan's Railroad Street. Reporter Robert W. Andrews notes local officials and rail authority coordinating to prevent water damage and safeguard nearby properties.
Elbridge and Jordan officials last week grappled with draining a flood prone Railroad Street where water rises to two feet. Conrail will repair on its property this summer while the town considers engineering a drainage ditch on its side. Officials called for culvert cleaning, ditch redug and ongoing maintenance, as residents urged action. Trash and recycling bids were consolidated to a single contractor.
Ukrainian First Pentecostal Church proposes a 9000 square foot one story sanctuary on Kasson Road in Onondaga adjacent to 5277 Kasson Road near Howlett Holt Road. The site in a residential zone requires a special use permit and town board site plan approval with a public hearing set for 7 30 pm. drainage plans include two retention ponds after past flooding concerns.
Jordan hosts Winterfest from 1 to 6 30 pm on February 28 along the Ene Canal near North Main Street. Organizers Naomi McIntyre Linda Boehm and Kenneth Bush plan snow activities, bonfires, a polar bear lab a water balloon contest snow sculpture snow castle snow bowling and a luge course. Various volunteers including Boy Scouts and local officials will run chili booths hot chocolate a supper and free admission with a possible small fee for the supper.
The Trust for Public Land transfers 8.5 acres on Tracy Lake in Tully to Save the County, a local Onondaga County land trust. The deal adds 72 acres of connected open space, expands trails, and safeguards a vital aquifer recharge area amid years of local preservation activism.
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