Residents protest take home cars in Syracuse
Residents accuse lack of oversight as city officials review take-home cars for employees. Ken Mokrzycki inventories assignments while Councilor Atkins leads a Residency Requirement Task Force. Neighbors urge money to fix roads, schools, parks, or hire more police instead of pricey employee cars.
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Bernardi
Matt Driscoll
Kenneth Mokrzycki
Common Council
City Hall
Mike Atkins
Jim Mahaney
White
Decker Wins DIRT Modified Feature at Brewerton Speedway
Correction notice from Herald Journal states Billy Decker won Friday night’s DIRT modified feature at Brewerton Speedway. An earlier Sunday report misattributed the victory to Alan Johnson.
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Herald-Journal
Tim Bunn
Billy Decker
Brewerton Speedway
Alan Johnson
Delivery Guarantee for Herald Journal Service
Syracuse Herald Journal announces delivery by 5 p.m. with customer service at 470-0050. Representatives are available 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. weekdays, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, and 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sunday. Address and publication details follow.
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
the Herald Co
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West Nile virus risk peaks in August across Central New York
A health department crew of 22 spread larvicide through thousands of storm sewer catch basins in Syracuse and nearby towns, treating over 5,000 basins where larvae were found. Officials warn August and September pose the greatest human risk as the virus cycles through mosquitoes and birds.
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Gary R. Lauda
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Chenango
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Washington, D.C
Florida
Public help sought to report dead birds for West Nile testing
Onondaga County officials urge residents to report dead birds especially crows to the Health Department at 435-1649 for West Nile testing. Health officials advise not to touch dead birds and note mosquitoes tested negative in many samples. Public outreach began July 9 with 40 health educators delivering brochures and posters to raise awareness and show simple ways to reduce mosquito habitats.
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Florida Panhandle
Florida
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
New York
State Health Department
Lauda
Onondaga County Health Department
Linda Markell
Markell
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