Proposal to settle sales tax dispute in Syracuse area
Syracuse 20/20 proposes restoring a 2 percent city growth guarantee or removing the cap to balance tax revenues among city suburbs and schools. County legislators face a critical Wednesday vote. Mayor Bernardi and Legislator Sanford weigh compromise paths amid concerns over regional financial health and past revenue losses.
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Obese Generation Presses for More School PE Programs
A trend of rising youth obesity and sedentary lifestyles prompts calls for stronger school physical education and nutrition education. Experts note only 21.3 percent of teens participate in PE weekly and obesity has risen over decades. Parents, teachers, and officials urged to implement regular exercise and healthier eating to curb health risks.
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Find Your Purpose Graduation Message From Syracuse Editor
Saundra Smokes shares reflections on her goddaughter Kena now 22, an actress and makeup artist, emphasizing personal destiny over traditional schooling. The piece urges high school graduates to seek their true calling, citing Jeremiah 29 11 and Kena’s nontraditional path as proof that purpose guides success.
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Changing family voices and a tense Supreme Court scene
Stephanie Salter notes shifting family roles amid a 6 3 Supreme Court ruling on grandparents rights while lawmakers in Congress and state legislatures debate anti ballistic missiles and defense. The piece cites John Paul Stevens and Vladimir Lukin in a broad view of global and domestic tensions as social cohesion frays.
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Gore imitates Clinton without the charm
Paul Greenberg critiques Al Gore as a stiff, wind up candidate mimicking Bill Clinton without charm. The column argues Gore’s speeches feel rehearsed, distanced, and out of step with modern voters while Bush offers a more direct foreign policy stance amid Cold War echoes.
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