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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1996

Page

6

In Our Opinion One Family's Story

The Grabosky family in Onondaga County fosters troubled youths, proving a tough but vital role. The county launches a therapeutic foster care program paying families 17000 dollars a year with counselors and aides, arguing long term savings and better outcomes for abused or neglected children.

Herald American Grabosky Gene Judy Grabosky Onondaga County SUNY Ald Lompelem Paivits

Mayor in Solvay fights neighbors over cut trees

Solvay mayor Monty DeSantis admitted a tree cutting mistake after a service removed dozens of trees on neighbor Gregory Giovanni and Anna Giovanni property to improve his lake view at 41 Heritage Circle. Giants say losses exceed 3000 dollars for removal and replanting. The dispute hinges on authorization and compensation, with residents seeking restitution.

Mario DeSantis Monty Pinchon Basa HaMesake Solvay DeSantis Osondaga Lake Hentage Circle Gregory Anna Giovanni Thei Herald-Journal Sors Wahu Giovaninis Donna Prince Ang Prince Giovanis de Santis Nina Kim

Summer road caution urged in Central New York

A nostalgic bumper sticker warning to drive safely all year is echoed as summer traffic increases. The piece notes sun glare, reckless driving, and the dangers of alcohol or drugs, urging vigilance for pedestrians and bicyclists and stressing that being right matters little if one ends up in the emergency room or cemetery.

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Park parkways and litter in Syracuse parks question

Readers weigh in on Syracuse and Onondaga County park cleanliness and maintenance. The letter cites cigarette debris at Onondaga Lake Park, asks how to fund and support parks, and notes broader national park maintenance challenges cited by Roger Kennedy. It emphasizes resources, safety, and community value of green spaces.

Syracuse Onondaga County Roger Kennedy National Parks Service Today Show Serius Onondaga Lake Park

Smokers Urged to Properly Dispose of Cigarette butts

A letter from residents in Onondaga Hill criticizes smokers for littering Onondaga Lake Park with cigarette butts. It notes filters take five to seven years to decompose and urges individuals to discard butts responsibly. Local drivers are praised for snow plow work, while contributors Hank Cargen and Niles Bell are named.

Patrick Lakamp Onondaga Lake Park Niles F. Bell Minoa Onondaga Hill Hank Cargen

Unitarian Universalist Assembly backs same-sex unions

The General Assembly overwhelmingly approves a resolution to sanction same-sex marriages, aligning with a human-rights tradition. The denomination cites decades of advocacy for gay rights and ordination, while respecting other faiths' choices. The message, by Pastor Blanchard Davis of Syracuse, stresses love as sacred ground.

Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations General Assembly

Death penalty costs spark debate on legal aid rates

M Catherine Richardson of the NYS Bar Association argues the state must fund adequate defense in death penalty cases. She notes current rates from 175 to 200 per hour, with proposals ranging to 90 and caps at 40, stressing that life hangs on fair counsel and proper resources.

New York Court of Appeals State Senate New York City Gov. Pataki M. Catherine Richardson NYS Bar Association Syracuse

Opinion on teen driving and age based license rules

Letter writer argues that 18 year olds with two years of driving are not better drivers than those with twenty years. Cites real world risks such as rush hours glare snow and unseen pedestrians. Supports mandatory license surrender at age 80 due to declining hearing and eyesight.

Letters to the Editor guidelines from Syracuse paper

Readers are invited to submit letters for publication in the Herald American. Letters should be succinct and legible and must include the writer’s address and daytime telephone number. Mail to Letters to the Editor Herald Journal Syracuse NY 13221. Fax number 470-3019.

Herald-Journal/Herald American P.O. Box Syracuse N.Y

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