Deer sterilization study eyed for Cayuga Heights village
Cornell University wildlife specialist Paul Curtis says Cayuga Heights plans the nation s first community wide deer sterilization trial. A field hospital will operate this fall to sterilize 10 to 15 female deer as a pilot, with about 30 more in winter aiming to cut the herd from roughly 150 by two thirds.
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Weather Outlook With Brief Showers and Tempting Warmth
A nightly forecast notes tonight cloudy with showers likely. Sunday turns cloudy then sunny with an early shower and highs around 80. Monday offers sun and clouds with a high near 78 and a low around 60. Tuesday stays partly sunny and more humid with a high about 80. Wednesday mixes sun and clouds and a possible thunderstorm with a high near 78.
Crime debate follows Bernardi era on Syracuse streets
Residents on Syracuse s South Side say crime worsened despite a zero tolerance push by Mayor Roy Bernardi who boosted police staffing. Burglary, robbery and rape arrests fell 1993 to 2000 while locals cite ongoing fear, uncertain police response, and mixed crime trends amid broader national declines.
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Plan expands CHIP to cover unborn children
The Bush administration proposes allowing states to define an unborn child as eligible for CHIP, expanding prenatal and delivery coverage. Critics call it a backdoor move to grant personhood to fetuses, while supporters say it increases access to prenatal care and benefits for low income families. The plan, outlined in an undated draft letter by Dennis G. Smith, awaits notice of proposed rule making.
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National Association of State Medicaid Directors
Jenna Bush fined for underage drinking and license suspension
Jenna Bush, daughter of President Bush, was fined 600 dollars and had her driver’s license suspended for 30 days after no contest pleas to underage drinking and attempting to use someone else’s ID at a May 29 restaurant. The April incident will be recorded as a conviction. Her sister Barbara also faced related charges.
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