Downtown trees require more aid to survive
Syracuse's Downtown Committee volunteers an annual water bill up to 3000 dollars for about 1300 trees to curb losses. Since watering began, downtown tree losses dropped from 5 percent to 2 percent yearly. city plans to replace 200 to 400 trees annually cost about 50000 dollars, far below the Tree City USA budget standard of 2 dollars per resident.
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Harborfest in Oswego ends with ship battle and crowds
Harborfest wraps up in Oswego with a simulated tall ship battle on Lake Ontario. Five ships fired volleys at Fort Ontario as thousands watched from the harbor and Breitbeck Park. Spectators described enjoying history demos, food, and sun while a water balloon arc caused surprised laughter among attendees.
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Oswego District Rejects Coca-Cola Exclusive Plan
Oswego City School District rejects Coca-Cola exclusive vending as a potential revenue boost. While current Coke sales fund meals and clubs, the district fears a large up front and long-term gain may not justify commercialism and prefers to keep options open for future proposals from other districts.
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Manlius day care plan to go before board
The Manlius Village Board votes Tuesday on a special-use permit for Korporate Kids nursery school at Clinton and East Seneca streets. Neighbors fear unsafe pedestrian traffic. some trustees want a proven traffic plan before the planning board meeting at 7 30 p m at the Village Centre.
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Plank Road Festival Celebrates Local History in Syracuse
North Syracuse residents will enjoy a third annual Plank Road Festival on Saturday at Lonergan Park from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The event honors the 152nd anniversary of the plank road to Central Square with Eddie Fagan, Cicero senior singers, and local clowns. Admission is free, parking at North Syracuse Junior High, rain or shine.
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School board tensions over legal counsel and arts project
The board debates a second law firm to review personnel issues while capping a $30 million Avenue of the Arts plan. Cappa defends relationships with legislators and school aid, as budget cuts loom and trustees push for a rewritten admin job descriptions. Residents criticize board trust and focus on education as spending targets rise.
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