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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 2001

Page

8

Pioneering woman surgeon and crime report mix

An assistant professor of surgery, a trailblazing medical leader, and founder of the Association of Women Surgeons are noted. Separate crime items report a 29-year-old shot in the penis during a robbery in Syracuse, plus a West Monroe case involving explicit photos of a minor. A commemorative diabetes stamp debuts, and gun safety demos are offered at a local Home Show.

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County still ranks 10th in decline, 2000 Census

County executive Nicholo Pirro notes Onondaga County remains 10th in the state population ranking as Syracuse falls 10.1 percent since 1990. He cites a 16,000 drop in Syracuse and a 6,000 increase elsewhere, illustrating city-to-suburban shifts. Census figures appear on Page B2.

Onondaga County Syracuse New York

By the numbers Census extremes and population data

A snapshot of population figures lists Syracuse as the most populated place with 147,306 residents and Fabius village as the least populous with 355. It notes Syracuse’s largest numerical gain of 16,554, Gnondagamalion’s 51.7 percent highest percentage gain, Baldwinsville as the most populous village with 7,053, and Clay as the most populous town with 38,805. Race data are referenced on Page B-5.

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Fourth graders boost science as state tests show gaps

At Fremont Elementary in East Syracuse a strong science focus helped 95 percent of fourth graders meet the state standard on last year’s science test. Across Cayuga, Madison, Onondaga and Oswego counties results varied, with Frazer and Seymour Elementary well below and Ed Smith, H. W. Smith achieving about 70 percent. State Education Commissioner Mills released the school report cards, noting future Regents exams for graduation and extra instruction for those below standard.

Steve Conner Inds Conner Fremont Elementary Syracuse Fremont Cayuga Madison Onondaga Oswego Mott Road Fayetteville Liverpool Frazer Elementary Seymour Ed Smith H.W. Smith Richard Mills Tom Dunn State Education Department

Harmonious agreement at Syracuse Symphony reaches five year contract

Musicians and Syracuse Symphony Orchestra management reach a five year labor contract six months before the old deal expires. The agreement includes staged raises totaling 12.3 percent over four seasons, enhanced health insurance, a 39 week season, and a new charity disc release benefiting musicians.

Syracuse Symphony Orchestra SSO

Mahoney Makes Education Centerpiece of Mayoral Bid

Berne Mahoney, campaigning in Syracuse City, frames education as his top plank citing his own schooling tale and a desire to lift local youth from streets to classrooms. He spoke amid a crowd of supporters as Census figures offered coincidental context to his message.

Mahoney Syracuse City U.S. Census Bureau

Bragman weighs leaving New York Assembly for county post

Longtime Albany figure Michael Bragman eyes a 2008 Onondaga County executive bid while weighing midterm Assembly exit. He cites reduced influence after the failed bid to topple Speaker Sheldon Silver and plans to decide after the state budget. Supporters are forming an exploratory committee as Bragman, who would cap a 21-year tenure, weighs futures in Central New York politics.

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