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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2001
Page
5
The campus administrator Kenneth Shaw declined to host the Boy Power Dinner on campus citing diversity goals. Critics argue the move punishes Scout volunteers and clashing with the community’s service role. The column questions fairness and urges compromise.
A flawed plan to securitize tobacco settlement payments offers Onondaga County a $644 million upfront boost by borrowing against future revenues. The scheme would force funds to debt reduction and capital projects, sidelining prevention and education programs amid concerns over future tobacco sales and rising legal costs.
Community leaders including educators and local agencies push a multifaceted plan to curb youth violence by fostering respectful environments. The piece links verbal aggression to later threats and cites North Syracuse Junior High School’s "Respect and Protect" as part of a broader effort to reduce harm. It also notes tensions around remarks by Rep Jim Whittingham and Belfast councilor Gerry Kelly amid ongoing peace talks in Ireland.
J Gallagher of Cortland argues that New Urbanism is not new and questions its fit for small towns. He describes Cortland’s streets and aging facades, contrasts local life with New Urbanist ideals, and urges models grounded in regional realities. The piece cites CONTACT School Violence Network and local supporters.
Lee Davis executive director of New York Indoor Environmental Quality Center Inc lauds an editorial urging Central New York to lead in IEQ research and development. He notes one percent of the IEQ market could create thousands of high paying jobs by decade’s end and credits Vision 2010 for regional growth.
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