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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1998
Page
7
Police report nine youths accused of felony criminal mischief after graffiti damage linked to taggers. The group faced serious charges due to scale, with youths expected to receive youthful offender status sealing records if they avoid further trouble.
A neighborhood endures repeated water woes as families rely on springs and bottled water, with Ochsner and Belinda Hill sharing shower arrangements at her mother’s home. Hill reports failing pumps, costly treatment systems, and extensive repairs totaling thousands, attributing ongoing appliance damage to hard sulfur-laden water.
The schedule lists high school graduations in Syracuse area venues including the War Memorial and OnCenter. Notable times include Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the War Memorial for Nottingham and Thursday at 7 p.m. for Corcoran at OnCenter, with several other districts following through Friday through Saturday.
The Fabius Pompey Class of 1998 marked its graduation Sunday with 45 diplomas and cap messages of farewell. Salutatorian Michelle Saunders urged gratitude to helpers, while valedictorian Rita Massa emphasized keeping school friendships. County District Attorney William Fitzpatrick spoke on life’s pace and patience, ending with a groovy lyric.
LaFayette High School students clad in green caps and gowns carry yellow roses during a ceremonial event. The scene captures graduates in formal attire, highlighting tradition and school pride as they prepare for commencement activities.
A sequence of start times and venues for community activities across multiple towns. Fowler at 9 a.m. Civic Center Henninget 10 a.m. Onondaga Living Ward Academy noon 5963 Court Street Road Solvay 17 a.m. high school Westhill 2 p.m. Civic Center Sunday CW Baker Baldwinsville 1 p.m. Onondaga County War Memorial Jamesville-DeWitt 1:30 p.m. Civic Center Jordan-Elbridge 1:30 p.m. high school auditorium Marcellus 2 p.m. high school auditorium Onondaga 1 p.m. high school Skaneateles 1 p.m. Cliff Park Ska neateles rain backup Allyn Arena
Susan Snavlin fought back tears as Tara, 18, took the stage at Tully Central High School. About 600 attended the graduation as Anthony S. Ballonardo Jr., 18, was among 86 graduates. Superintendent Gary J. Heymann urged perseverance and self-worth. A family celebration followed at Travis Perrine’s home.
About 300 residents gathered at Spirit of Jubilee Park for the debut Southwest Showcase Sundays concert series. Local bands Soft Spoken and U.A.D. performed, funded by a $13,000 M&T Bank grant, with community leaders urging pride, safety, and parent involvement as part of neighborhood revitalization efforts.
A Youth Summit on Violence will follow WCNY-TV Street Talk at 7 p.m. Thursday at South Presbyterian Church. Coalition for the Common Good sponsors the event to mobilize youth and adults for summer action. In Solvay, the Village Board and Zoning Board of Appeals meet Tuesday to consider Learn As You Grow day care center's request to rezone 4.5 acres at Milton Avenue and Orchard Road from R-1 to R-3 after May denial of a full commercial change. Learn As You Grow seeks relocation due to lease expiration August 30 at St Cecilia's Church. A jet session is 6 p.m. at Geddes Town Hall.
Syracuse Metropolitan Transportation Council will hold the first of three public meetings Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Salina Town Hall to review a study due early 1999. The effort seeks ways to ease evening traffic in Liverpool village, focusing on the business district and potential changes to Onondaga Lake Parkway.
Jamesville residents Tuesday night can hear the state plan to replace the Butter nut Creek bridge on Route 173. The Department of Transportation will host two public information meetings at the Jamesville Volunteer Fire Department with a 7 p.m. Q and A and 7:30 p.m. presentation. Engineers outline replacement of the 87 year old bridge at Routes 173 and 91, estimated cost 1.5 million dollars and a projection to consume much of the 1999 construction season.
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