West Genesee School District faces land sale decision
The West Genesee School District weighs selling four acres across Route 5 from Camillus Plaza for commercial use or keeping it as open green space near the 59 acre campus. Board President Gerald Currier favors preserving the land. others favor sale to recoup costs for a new 112 acre campus. A referendum must approve any sale after discussions with the town board. The four acres lie north of Route 5 and near the high school, with zoning changes needed for commercial use. Residents vote March 29 on a separate junior high site plan.
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West Genesee
Route 5
Camillus Plaza
Gerald Currier
Currier
Rte. 5
Hinsdale Road
W. Genesee
Wegman
Ike Dixon
Prises Inc
Rochester
Cuesrer
West Genesee Senior High School
Ike Dixon Road
New York Stresses Pure Waters Program Ahead of 1972 Goal
Secretary John P. Lomenzo said New York will push its pure waters program to eliminate pollution by 1972 despite federal funding delays. He noted 361 major polluters under abatement and 136 sources with voluntary agreements, backed by a $1 billion bond issue to pre finance federal shares anticipated over 20 to 30 years.
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John P. Lomenzo
Lomenzo
American Water Works Association
New York
U.S
Association
New York State
Lions Club Luncheon Talks Map Boy Scout and Housing Topics
Lions Club luncheons next month will cover food recreation for boys scouting and housing problems. Speakers include Jared W. Stiles of Agway on foods today and tomorrow, Thomas Coulter of Syracuse Boys Club on club development, Onondaga Community College president Marvin A. Rapp on Boy Scouts, and Edgar L. Galson on urban renewal housing issues. Luncheons start at 12 15 p.m. at Hotel Syracuse.
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Lions Club
Jared W. Stiles
Agway, Inc
Thomas Coulter
Syracuse Boys Club
Onondaga Community College
Marvin A. Rapp
Boy Scouts
Dr. Rapp
Onondaga Council of
Boy Scouts of America
Edgar L. Galson
Citizens Council For Urban Renewal
Syracuse
Collection of Trees Nears End for City Cleanup
Public Works Commissioner Ray mond H. Dedce said about 18 000 Christmas trees have been collected and, barring bad weather, crews will finish pickups by week’s end. He notes fewer trees than last year, about 25 000, likely due to rising artificial tree use.
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Public Works
Raymond H. Dedce
Dedze
Dodge
DPW
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