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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 2000
Page
14
Julia Roberts dominates the weekend box office with a drama about a legal clerk who leads a pollution lawsuit and Erin Brockovich rises to the top as the nation's top film. Mission to Mars slips from No 1 to No 2 as the top 10 list appears on Page C5.
Kenny Wayne Shepherd headlines at the Landmark Theatre at 7:30 p.m. on April 25. The Shreveport guitarist, a rising blues rock star, tickets priced at 23.50 go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. at the Landmark box office Ticket Master outlets www.ticketmaster.com and by phone at 472-0700.
A Day of Neurology to explore collaboration among patients neurologists and community groups is scheduled from 8 30 a m to 3 30 p m Thursday at the Suizle Auditorium Marley Education Center 736 Irving Ave Syracuse Admission is 10 for the public 25 for health professionals with lunch included Call 800 879 1960 to register The program is sponsored by the Auxiliary to the American Academy of Neurology.
Cynthia Brown of Mattydale shares her son Taylor 43 who played Pop Warner last fall. He struggled with play sequences and being offside, joking about spinach before the hike. Parents are invited to share more child quotes via Syracuse features.
A correction clarifies that the Emily Howland historical marker is on Route 348 in Shenwood Cayuga County, not Route 90 as previously listed. The error also appears in the state publication The Legacy of New York Women. Howland was a suffragist abolitionist and philanthropist.
Kansas City native Evan Mahogany, praised by Newsweek as a standout jazz vocalist, headlines as featured soloist with the Central New York Jazz Orchestra on Friday night. He will be backed by 18 pieces in a big band program showcasing his silky voice.
The singer Mahogany discusses upcoming big band night, noting a shift from R B and gospel to a jazzier ensemble with different material. He recalls performing in Syracuse in June 1995 at the M T Jazz Fest on Clinton Square, just after a Herald Journal review noted the event.
Mahogany delivers a versatile set spanning ballads to upbeat scat and charms fans with friendly rapport. He recalls a festival moment fondly and anticipates strong crowds this weekend. Collaborations include Jeff Jarvis and the CNJO team as a key factor in ongoing success.
Baby boomers lose parents and confront mortality, altering spending and habits. Suzanne Curley links personal stories from Newsday to broader trend, noting increased obituaries reading, budget shifts, and impulse shopping as awareness of life’s fragility grows. Two recent books examine the phenomenon.
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