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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2001
Page
7
Indy Perry, 15, of Syracuse shapes a sand sculpture at Oneida Shores County Park in Brewerton during Beach Days. The event is among numerous activities planned across Central New York this weekend.
The 2001 state budget delay has lawmakers’ salaries held in escrow by the state comptroller. About 45000 dollars in interest has accrued, with the interest going to the state treasury. Construction on I 36 in Salina begins Monday at 9 am to widen the southbound ramp, narrowing lanes and adding an E Z Pass lane. Traffic delays expected through mid August.
A Clay man, Rodrigo Canadas, 19, was stabbed once in the left side while in the Shopping Town Mall lot in DeWitt and remained in fair condition at University Hospital. Suspect Mantius, 20, Seth Marciniak of Barksdale Lane, faced charges of felony assault and weapon possession. Sheriff deputies note the Syracuse Partnership to Reduce Juvenile Gun Violence added lawn signs for Stop Zone. Call 448-8700 for a lawn sign or information.
SU graduate Maile Chapman plans a yearlong study in Finland funded by a Fulbright Scholarship. She will research the culture and lifestyle of Finnish women from the early 19th century while living in Finland during the long winter days.
Onondaga County invites the public to suggest a name for its new cleanup effort led by County Executive Nicholas Pirro. The program relies on volunteers county workers summer staff and prisoners. Submit via NewsLine at 472-2111 extension 4405 by August 10.
Matt Driscoll, the new Syracuse mayor, axed the leased Suburban, favors a Ford police car, and resists bodyguard demands. He portrays a plainspoken, businesslike governance style and vows swift action supported by a transition team’s findings for the next 18 months.
The seventh Seneca River Day sponsored by the Rotary Club of Baldwinsville at Mercer Park featured three races including Anything That Floats. Rob Comell of Baldwinsville built a prize winning entry from recycled materials in 10 to 20 hours, drawing cheers as over 1,000 attendees filled the event and food stands sold out.
Dunbar Association on South State Street faces a funding and time crunch as a dispute between preservation standards and owner needs stalls a longtime historic parcel. Don Radke, chair of the Landmarks Preservation Board, calls the situation highly frustrating. The 1880s house at 215 E Kennedy St tied to Dr Clement A Brown family and the Danforth neighborhood features in the debate as locals recall Browns long civic ties and Dr Browns 1954 move into practice.
In Oswego Madison Cayuga and Onondaga counties seasonal vacant recreational housing grew 3.1 percent to 9 852 units over the last decade, outpaced by the 4.8 percent rise in total housing. Census data reflects vacant recreational homes as of April 1 2000 and notes the category relies on local and postal information for its classification.
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