Open school plan draws criticism across Croton district
Superintendent Franklyn Barry faced sharp objections from two Creston mothers over an open school proposal that would keep Croton Sahoat students in place while transfers possible. They argued the plan is unworkable and favors certain children, leaving vacancies at multiple schools in the fall and labeling the policy inadequate for Creston’s needs.
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Symphony boosts youth music programs in Syracuse region
The Syracuse Symphony prioritizes young listeners with a broad youth concert schedule. It partners with school districts and colleges to stage open rehearsals and youth performances, reaching thousands of children and teens to cultivate appreciation for classical music and potential future careers.
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Ends course at Maxwell Air Force Base in aerospace operations
The report notes the Rockefeller Panel considerations on civic responsibility toward the arts and mentions Jo vean Mary Lad and John A Butterfield, son of Mr and Mrs Norman A Butterfield of 4 East Mare Saw Cellus, who recently completed an aerospace operations course at Maxwell.
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School Fire Officers Cited for Service Recognition
Charles Andrews School fire galrals officers honored by the Syracuse Fire Department for a year of service. Students watched a demonstration from the department's snorkel truck. Lt James O Connell and Principal Frank Liss presented participation certificates as the 20th anniversary of the school safety program was noted for city public and special schools.
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Nightstick Theft And Varied Burglaries Reported
Police report thefts and burglaries across the city. Officer Riley Harrison recalls a nightstick stolen from his patrol car while issuing parking tickets on Lowell Avenue. Burglary reports include cash and valuables from Albert's Service Stallion on Fayette Street and a residence on Merriman Avenue, plus a Reynolds Ford Body Shop incident with license plates and tools stolen.
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New Plastic Cream Revolutionizes Denture Wearing
A revolutionary product called Fixonent promises firmer dentures and improved handling for daily use. Marketed as a home remedy, it claims to hold old teeth securely, resist heat like coffee, and extend denture comfort, with cautions to see a dentist regularly.
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