Chant of the Martyrs memorial for Romero at Syracuse church
An ecumenical ceremony at First United Methodist Church Syracuse marks the second anniversary of Archbishop Oscar Romero’s assassination in El Salvador. The service features readings from his letters and sermons, honoring Romero as a defender of the poor and calling for U.S. policy reflection on El Salvador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Donovan
Ita Ford
Maura Clark
Dorothy Kazel
U.S
el Salvador
Jean
Ita
Maura
Dorothy
Syracuse
United Methodist Church
Oscar Romero
Friends of Central America United
Romero
San Salvador
Rutilio Grande
Yeakel
United Methodist
Viet Nam
United States of America
Carter
Church of God
Justice
The
Americas
Joseph Yeakel
United Methodist Church of New York
West Area
Future life themes in 21st century schools addressed
Peter Wagschal of the University of Massachusetts will present views on life in the 21st century and implications for public schools at the two day Statewide School Board BOCES Conference on the Future in Syracuse. The event is sponsored by NYSSBA with speakers including Arlene Penfield Richard Ornauer and Leo Soucy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Wagschal
University of Massachusetts
Hotel
Syracuse
Wagschall
New York State School Boards Association
Arlene R. Penfield
Nyssba
Richard L. Ornauer
Leo Soucy
State Education Department
Sierra Club disavows Paulnack funding in bottle bill push
Albany bureau reports Paulnack of Syracuse claimed to raise funds for the Sierra Club in support of the bottle bill. A Sierra official said he has no connection with the organization and ordered him to cease activity. The Atlantic Chapter president confirmed authorization of a letter from a regional contact.
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Albany Bureau
Albany
Dustin Paulnack
Syracuse
Sierra Club
Sheen
Paulnack
E. Genesee St
County ‘Board of Elections
Mr- Schael J. Bragman
Cicero
Charles Woriez
New York State
The
Orez
Vou
International Organization
Oriez
Bult
Sam Sage
Atlantic Chapter
New York
Austin
Sage
Paulack
North Syracuse lunch program funds itself despite aid cuts
The North Syracuse School District serves about 7,500 meals daily in 11 schools, reaching three fourths of students without local taxes. Sales rose slightly despite federal and state cuts, with more students choosing a la carte items. Prices rose 20 cents last September and elementary lunches were cut by 10 cents to boost full lunch uptake. The program employs 75, buys over $72,000 monthly in local food, and pays $26,000 in salaries, while staff assist in nutrition education and menu planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Syracuse
Food Service
Joan Pierce
Pierce
North Syracuse Food Service
Food Service Department
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Bart Loe
Stanley Rother
John Troyer
James Miller
United States
Guatemala
Sierra
U.S.A
America
Quality Children’s Wear
Charlestown USA
Utica
Sattin
Daiwa
Silvercast
Zebco
Garcia
Shakespeare
Stren
Rapala
Eagle Claw
Jcpenney
DeWitt
Camillus Plaza
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