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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2001
Page
10
Open Arms organizer Merrie Swift of Syracuse hugs Eter Clark of Pompey at a Saturday fundraiser at Eagle Hill Middle School to aid Clark and his family. Clark, 45, has been unable to work since brain tumor surgery last November.
The 4832 Women's Rights Convention in Syracuse featured Lucretia Mott, an abolitionist and women's rights advocate. Though hesitant to lead, she agreed to speak, writing that she would attend with her husband and do all she can to advance the cause. Mott collaborated with Elizabeth Cady Stanton to organize the 1948 Seneca Falls convention.
Clay man Hayward L. Alfred, 53, was charged with felony assault and weapon possession after a stab blaze on a Syracuse teen. Richard Phillips, 16, sustained arm and abdomen wounds and remained in serious condition at University Hospital. Fire caused by children with lighters damaged the second floor of 912 Hawley Ave. no injuries. Red Cross assisting the family.
Jenna Grieshaber Honis, a 22 year old Albany woman killed in 1997, was not divorced from husband David. The couple had been separated nine months. legal separation papers were prepared but not filed. Her parents, Janice and Bruce Grieshaber, campaigned for Jenna's Law in 1998 to curb violent felon parole and now run a foundation in her memory.
In Onondaga County seven villages held contests with mixed results. Baldwinsville saw only 3 percent turnout as all candidates ran unopposed. Manlius set a record with 1,180 voters as Ed Lowenstein defeated 23-year incumbent Mayor Arkie Albanese. Other villages also saw higher than last year turnout.
Winners of Saturday's ACT-SO competition will be announced at noon Saturday in the Empire Room at the New York State Fairgrounds. Brunch tickets cost 15 dollars and must be purchased in advance. call 478-0480 for more information. Jayslyn Stewart, an 18 year old Liverpool High School senior, described the moment as awkward.
About 70 ninth to twelfth grade students compete in 25 categories at Clary Middle School in a Syracuse Onondaga NAACP ACT-SO regional. Winners travel to New Orleans July 8 for the national competition.
About 450 parents teachers and others attended at the Oncenter to brainstorm how parents and the community can partner with schools. Sponsored by the Rosamond Gifford Charitable Foundation and Syracuse University School of Social Work, the forum yielded many ideas on coordinating agencies and resources to bolster public schools with a goal of about 3000000 in support.
Peter Coleman, veteran saloonkeeper on Syracuse’s Tipperary Hill, speaks of neighborhood preservation after St Patrick’s Day. He honors late friend Jerry Wilson, a Jewish jeweler who helped sustain the Irish Catholic enclave, as photos on the wall show revitalization of the area.
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