Schumer to discuss air service at Syracuse airport
U S Senator Charles Schumer will speak at 11 15 a m today at Syracuse Hancock International Airport about how the US Airways United Airlines merger could affect Central New York air service.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 2000
Page
8
U S Senator Charles Schumer will speak at 11 15 a m today at Syracuse Hancock International Airport about how the US Airways United Airlines merger could affect Central New York air service.
The Liverpool High School Marching Band holds a car wash from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 15 at Sam's Club on Route 3 in Clay. The event is free. donations are accepted to support the band's December trip to the 2000 Fiesta Bowl Field Band Championship and Parade in Arizona.
CSX withdrew a stop work order and jacked up its bridge clearing the way for a $3 million OnTrack bridge linking to the Regional Transportation Center, P&C Stadium and Central New York Regional Market. A lingering liability issue and potential summer resumption remain unresolved.
A Senegal native and 10 Africans from eight French speaking countries tour the United States to study how Americans mobilize for community improvements. They attend a Syracuse forum on partnerships in local governance and visit City Hall to learn how funds for youth, housing and economic development are allocated.
Honeywell proposes 12.4 million to finish cleaning the 26 acre former LCP Chemicals plant along Onondaga Lake in Solvay. After prior demolition of 31 buildings, cleanup aims to remove contaminated soil sediment and groundwater with a waterproof cap. A state DEC review and public meeting are planned.
In a West J Taylor house, an elderly woman in period dress was seen by the owner and a bookkeeper, prompting speculation whether the specter was Harriet Mills or her mother. Mills, ally of Susan B. Anthony, lived there until 1935 before the property became Taylor’s. A Preservation Association marker notes the Mills legacy.
Loretto Management Corp warns a cleanup delay at the Malta Manor site in North Syracuse could cost a $2.8 million HUD grant. Village trustees balked at funding a cleanup, risking the Aug. 31 deadline and the plan to add a 40 unit low income senior building alongside Malta House and local services.
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