Native People Denounce Indian Mascots at Southern Cayuga
A column urges the Southern Cayuga school district to retire native team names such as Chiefs and Red Raiders. It cites state and federal actions, including Wisconsin and Los Angeles bans, and argues mascots dehumanize Indigenous people, calling for immediate change.
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Board of Education
Chandell Matzen
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Los Angeles
State Education Department
New York
U.S. Department of Justice
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Fulton
Red Raiders
Onondaga County Recycling Efforts Face Gaps at Public Venues
A long form column reviews OCRRA's success in curbside recycling with a 62 percent rate, while criticizing gaps at public venues such as P and C Stadium and the New York State Fair. It urges tougher enforcement, broader blue-bin capture, and expansion of recycling to public spaces, noting costs and market volatility.
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Tom Rhoads
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Vicki Baker
Djamesville
Letter writers rail against Rick Guy and gay rights
Readers respond to a controversial letter condemning homosexuality. They defend gay rights, condemn homophobia, and urge freedom and equality for all, noting religious views, prejudice, and the impact of hate speech on real people. The exchange highlights personal stories and calls for compassion.
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Matthew Shepard
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LaFayette
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Mr. Gay
Dealers Join Gun Buyback Plan With Police Involvement
Willis Cook argues for dealer participation in a gun buyback linked to P&C supermarkets. He calls buybacks almost criminal when paying $50 for any firearm and proposes dealers bid at a police station to assess, verify, and reinstate legitimate firearms into inventory.
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Death and Punishment Debate on Deterrence and Policy
The piece argues death penalty does not deter murder and calls for studying effective deterrents. It notes changing public opinion from 70 to 64 percent in favor under certain conditions and critiques political leaders for shifting stances when polls shift. It cautions only strong leadership will tackle the complex issue.
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Readers invited to submit letters to the editor
The Herald Journal invites readers to submit letters for publication. Include name, address, and daytime phone. Submissions become property of the publisher and may be edited or published in other formats.
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