Salina Water District merger with OCWA urged
The Salina Town Board is set to approve merging the town water district with Onondaga County Water Authority OCWA and allow a 30 day window for referendum petitions if opposed. OCWA will pay 700000 for a 40 year lease and assume 13 million debt while serving 60 percent of Salina residents.
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Salina
Onondaga County Water Authority
OCWA
Town Water District
Salina’s
Salina Water District
Woods Retires After 32 Years In Syracuse Education
Dr. Woods, 57, principal at Beard Alternative Evening School, retires in August under the district's early retirement plan. After 14 years at Beard and a 1963 start in education, he plans consulting work, travel with his wife, and time with his 6 year old granddaughter, leaving a strong legacy and memories of a dedicated educator.
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Syracse City
Joe Woodses
Dr. Woods
Beard Alternative Evening School
Beard
Woods
Haseen
Syracuse
Thistnet
Tum
Syracuse University
Rousi
Cultural tapestry of Afrocentric businesses grows in Syracuse
Syracuse welcomes diverse Afrocentric ventures as Jamaican Caribbean restaurants art galleries and shops from Peru and Jamaica open across Hanover Square Armory Square and Shoppingtown Mall. New stores like Marcias Up Rising and J C L Frame reflect community roots while several shops have closed, yet more Afrocentric venues emerge enriching the city.
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Marcia’s
Hanover Square
Uprising
Armory Square
J.C.L. Frame and Art Gallery
Baby Alpaca International
Shoppingtown
DeWitt
Latin America
Peru
Walsh Defends Clean Water Act Amendments in Syracuse Letter
James T Walsh of Syracuse defends 1995 Clean Water Act amendments in a Herald-Journal letter. He argues the changes preserve water quality standards, offer balance for cities and states, curb overreach, protect coastal zones, and avoid costly mandates while maintaining environmental safeguards. He cites his committee work and stance against excessive regulation.
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Rea
Herald- Journal
Walsh
Bruce Carpenter
New York Rivers United
Rome
New York
America
Congress
James T. Walsh
Syracuse
West Genesee colorguard jacket costs stir up charges
The Herald Journal letter cites West Genesee color guard members paying 25 for jackets 30 for unitards 17 for shoes 10 for gloves plus dry cleaning and trip costs. Students may offset by fund raising while opposing claims of a free ride are dismissed as misinformed.
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Mabel A. Lake
Herald-Journal
West Genesee
Cutting social programs for kids mislabels love in faith debate
Ro Vincent F A Golphin rails at using the Bible to justify cutting social programs. The column argues tough love harms the vulnerable while tender love upholds aid, urging readers to reflect honestly on biblical interpretations and policy.
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Ro Vincent F.A. Golphin
Herald-Journal
Golphin
Memorial honors Korean War veterans in overdue recognition
A veteran reflects on the dedication of the Korean War Memorial in Washington D C this July and urges the American people to recognize the sacrifices of all veterans from 1950 to 1953 and beyond. The message emphasizes honoring living and dead veterans and preserving freedom.
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Washington, D.C
Readers invited to submit letters to the Herald Journal
Readers may send unsigned letters with verified authorship. include daytime phone. Submissions may be edited. Email address is Letters to the Editor, Herald Journal, P O Box 4915, Syracuse NY 13221. Call 315 470 2027 to email, Fax 470 3019 to fax. For questions call NewsLine 472 2111 category 3346 EDIT.
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Syracuse
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Jeffrey A. Barber
Delvery
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Majorie Lisson
Korea
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