Syracuse marks its 150th birthday with citywide celebration
The Herald-Journal highlights Syracuse's sesquicentennial and a special section examining the town's history, economy, and community spirit. It notes the Erie Canal's role in growth, past industries, and the cooperative ethos of founders. The weekend features music, food, a video show, and fireworks in Clinton Square.
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Community urged to protect children amid abuse crisis
A regional editorial condemns child abuse after 19 month old Isaac Robinson fights for life in University Hospital following a beating by his father Isaac Robinson Jr. It stresses that neglect crosses all backgrounds and lists hotlines 422-9701 in Onondaga County and 1-800-342-3720 statewide, urging reporting and community support to prevent harm.
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Tussie over tourism sparks Onondaga Finger Lakes clash
John Francis McCarthy of Cayuga County directs a Finger Lakes Association letter arguing Onondaga County’s tourism identity and regional alignment. He contends state law and regional designations hinder a county focused on independent promotion and suggests partnerships rather than a new single county region.
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Walsh vote praised by Syracuse Stage supporters
Syracuse Stage thanks Rep James T Walsh for supporting continued NEA funding. Seifter, chairman of the Syracuse Stage board, states his vote shows arts support remains nonpartisan.
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Fire Expo FIRE 98 shines in Syracuse hosted success
Area led a successful FIRE 98 convention in the greater Syracuse area with over twenty thousand delegates and visitors at the New York State Fairgrounds. Officials from the Chamber of Commerce and New York State Fair, Syracuse Fire Department, and local business groups earned special recognition for drawing $18 million in economic impact. Syracuse will assist again for 1999 aims and beyond as the conference may return.
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Water Woes at Assumption Cemetery Ignite Local Plea
Residents complain of persistent drought at Assumption Cemetery where gravesites lack reliable water. Visitors haul in gallons and watering cans to tend plots as pipes and spigots fail to deliver. Community hopes local pipe-fitters and plumbers union will fix the water problem.
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