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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1990
Page
10
The Sylvan Beach village board approved a noise ordinance effective now, penalizing violators with up to 30 days in jail and a 250 fine. It bans yelling shouting hooting whistling and singing that disturbs residents and tourists along Oneida Lake with limited exceptions for church bells celebrations and emergencies.
Onondaga County must disclose portions of a draft consultant report to PURE, a residents group opposing a Van Buren landfill, per a State Supreme Court decision. The ruling allows access to factual parts while denying legal fee recovery to PURE. county plans to release the document by month’s end.
Onondaga County launches a 25 minute foster parent recruitment video running through May 31 aimed at certifying 100 new homes. The effort features diverse foster parents describing care for children and the county projects 5,665 neglect and abuse reports in 1990.
Deputies and Cicero-North Syracuse High School students played a charity basketball game that ended in a 46-46 tie. About 300 people attended. $600 was raised for CNS students toward the all-night alcohol-free post prom party in June. Deputy Dana Drisko and Stop DWI coordinator Liz Morgan spoke about the event.
Six people arrested in Cincinnatus for blocking the opening of a low level radioactive waste information office may not be prosecuted. Cortland County DA Richard J. Shay says he will consider the new arrests on their merits. The protesters face trespass charges and up to 15 days in jail or a $250 fine if convicted.
Cicero North Syracuse students reacted to Wednesday’s defeat of two school tax propositions totaling 90 million dollars to renovate and expand buildings district wide. Voter turnout exceeded expectations with over 7,000 ballots, while CNS Student Senate backed the renovation plan and debated a swimming pool proposal.
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