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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 2000
Page
7
Emergency crews will hear about service tips at a free 7:30 to 10 p.m. talk sponsored by Onondaga and other county groups. The speaker, a renowned fire chief, stresses aiding human needs alongside fire response. Church and civic leaders welcome the event as a milestone for local emergency services.
At Carpenter's Brook Fish Hatchery in Elbridge an open house drew residents from across the county to see trout stages and feeding, with 2,500 to 4,000 expected on sunny day. Visitors fed fish, watched examples of life stages, and learned fly-fishing basics from Trout Unlimited staff.
Elizabeth Pearl and Weries Gruzke, both named in a forgery fraud report, face charges in Broccoli town court. Gruzke, 45, allegedly used lost MasterCard and Visa cards to buy seven money orders totaling 1800 dollars on February 10, then withdrew cash at a Canandaigua bank leading to arrest. Police say similar cases span Canandiagua, CPhelps, Seneca Falls and Weedsport as investigators probe unauthorized charges. Pearl must repay only a portion of the charges to credit card companies.
Sean Kirst reflects on Albany style politics and regional renewal in Syracuse noting tax relief, long-term growth, and a call for a community cleanup. He imagines a regional Tea Party of the spirit and urges hometown action to save the city.
Ten high school seniors demonstrate advanced technology from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Poplar Ridge in a free public exhibit. Math science music and art teachers display classroom computer use and software from elementary grades. The event is sponsored by the PTA and the Technology Helping Individuals Nurture Knowledge committee.
Honoree Ann Muyskens of Fayetteville and her husband David helped start an after school tutoring and mentoring program at Syracuse's South Resbmerian Church and are active in Habitat for Humanity. They emphasize suburban responsibility to engage with inner city youth while others note the program's long history with SU students and Habitat projects such as aiding Hugo disaster recovery.
The Spirit of Lantern awards from Hendricks Chapel's Students Offering Service recognize ten individuals for 10th anniversary commemoration. Recipients include Rev. James K. Taylor, Richard Schwartz, Jeanne B. Riley, Eva D. Williams, Mary Drake Iversen, B Lettie and H Gillis Murray, Ann and David Muyskens, and Margie Clark. SOS projects span CROP Walk, quilt making for Ronald McDonald House, Oakwood Cemetery cleanup, and food drives. Taylor calls SOS students “incredibly good, superfine.”
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