Two Youngsters Die In Route 11 Mexico Crash
On a Saturday night in Oswego County two teens Amanda Hutchinson and Jeremy Spencer perished when their car on Route 11 in Mexico struck by a vehicle driven by Mark Eastman. Eastman faces DWI charges amid a history of offenses. The community grieves as questions linger about road safety and accountability, while families face permanent loss.
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Central Square
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Dunbar Center Anniversary Marks 80 Years of Service
The Dunbar Center in Syracuse celebrates 80 years of growth from a church supported boys club to a half million dollar budget social services agency. Executive Director Mernette Pollard highlights programs for after school study and youth violence prevention, adoption services, foster care mentoring, and family support. Volunteers and donations are sought to sustain education, library needs, and building improvements. Call 476-4269 to help or participate in the anniversary observance.
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Mernette Pollard
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Liberty Partnership
Syracuse University
Abandoning Syracuse Schools in the Brown Era Debate
A passionate critique argues that federal court rulings and school funding cuts have eroded Syracuse city schools. It links Brown v. Board to ongoing integration gains and warns that funding shortfalls, tax politics, and later policies threaten unequal access, urging defense of public education and city communities.
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Syracuse Budget Cuts Spark Student Concern At Corcoran High
A Corcoran High School graduate voices alarm about district budget reductions harming city students and programs. The letter urges preserving teachers and services to avoid harming future prospects and community welfare.
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Kathryn Brodfuehrer
Guiding TV viewers needs clearer guidelines for all
Elizabeth Vanderhoff from DeWitt urges stronger TV content guidance in newspapers. She argues many families misunderstand ratings and homes need brief, child friendly definitions. She calls for consistent theater style movie ratings and explanations of why shows receive certain ratings to help parents plan.
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Elizabeth Vanderhoff DeWitt
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