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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 2000
Page
9
Spellbound children from Central New York gathered at the Carousel Center Skydeck for a written exam. Of 200 competitors, 35 advanced to an oral spelling bee next month.
Rosamond Gifford lived a quiet life in Syracuse and left a $5 million estate to establish a charitable corporation. Since 1955 the Rosamond Gifford Charitable Corp. has donated over $24 million to support education science religious and general causes benefiting local non profits.
Sister Meghan Rice, formerly of Syracuse, among nine found guilty of trespassing at the Army’s School of the Americas in Fort Benning Georgia on November 21. Rice, 70, of Baltimore, faces up to six months in federal prison and a fine. she previously served six months in 1998 for trespassing at the fort.
The Onondaga Historical Association will unveil at noon Tuesday a display of 19th century face carvings removed from the basement wall of the former Wesleyan Church on Columbus Circle. The faces at the OHA museum on Montgomery Street may have been carved by fugitive slaves.
Two downtown justice facilities will be renamed Friday to honor long serving county sheriffs. The dedication at 2 30 p m at the Public Safety Building will name it for John C Dillon the county s longest serving sheriff. The Onondaga County Justice Center will be named for former Sheriff Patrick Corbett who served from the 1960s to 1977.
A Syracuse man Juan Davila 25 of 354 Seymour Street was arrested Saturday on felony assault charges after hitting his girlfriend Christina Simmons in the head with a wrench during an argument on Grand Avenue Syracuse police said Simmons refused treatment and declined prosecution New York domestic violence laws require arrests in such cases
Census 2000 enters final countdown as the first mailings head to every U S household with 98 million forms to be delivered and 65 percent completion risk noted from 1990. Officials emphasize multilingual notices and language access to boost response.
High school seniors face rising private college costs while SUNY prices stay comparatively low. Oswego and Cortland report enrollment boosts and hundreds more applications as students negotiate aid packages and consider out of state public options.
Onondaga County District Attorney William Fitzpatrick seeks to undo a sentencing agreement for Heath Brooks charged with second degree assault for injuring Officer David Armstrong amid a December 2 family disturbance on Glenwood Avenue. Brooks admitted resisting arrest and faces five years probation with up to four months weekends in jail. the DA questions the deal and a visiting judge plans to reconsider.
Florence, a Brooklyn native, lives as the hotel’s only full time resident on the fifth floor at 500 S Warren St. She turned 100 and will mark 25 years in place since the hotel’s first guest in 1924. She tours her two-room suite amid birthday flowers, plants, and family photos, reflecting on a century of memories.
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