Pataki Betrays Indian Leaders Over Tax Free Sales
The editorial condemns Gov George Pataki for reneging on tribal deals in New York, arguing his action harms Haudenosaunee sovereignty and commerce control. It cites arson at Tuscarora Chief Leo Henrys home, videotaped police clashes, and court blocks by retailers, warning the struggle is just beginning.
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George Pataki
Alson Gibson
Pataki
Tuscarora
Leo Henry
Warrior Society
New York
Albany
Memorial Day tribute recalls last full measure of devotion
Observances mark Memorial Day with wreaths and parades while honoring those who died in defense of the nation. The piece notes the origin of Decoration Day in 1868 and the shift to Memorial Day, stressing that the day honors sacrifice rather than glorifies war. It emphasizes the cost of freedom and the duty of the living to remember the fallen.
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Lincoln
Gettysburg
Finger Lakes
Waterloo
Columbus
Miss
John A. Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
America
Shape of CNY economy hinges on risks and pride
Michael K. Nanton of Syracuse commends a May 18 Herald American editorial responding to a New York Times piece claiming Upstate New York’s economy booms are a bust. He urges locals to embrace risk, invest in education, and attract talent to revitalize Central New York, noting weather and opportunity as motivators. He cites tax breaks or grants as possible state support.
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Herald American
New York Times
Upstate
N.Y
Times
New York City
Syracuse
New York
Michael K. Nanton
Kirk Johnson
Upstate New York
Central New York Information Services
Gallinger Real Estate
Better Homes & Gar
Local Upstate home prices see modest recovery in Syracuse area
Mark W. Re shares with Kirk Johnson data showing Syracuse area home prices flat to up by 4.5 percent in western suburbs and 0.5 percent in eastern suburbs, with rising sales after years of declines. He notes slow growth, low inflation, and a stabilizing economy signaling improvement for Upstate New York’s housing market.
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New York
Johnson
Syracuse
Northeast
Mark W
College models controversy at local club sparks debate
Gene and Shirley Beckeman of Manlius question Jeff Edgarton’s motives and argue the publicity around Cazenovia College models at a country club widens dissension. They note the club’s homogeneous membership and criticize reporter Trish Willingham for sensationalism and reputational damage.
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Cazenovia College
Jeff Edgarton
Coyle
Trish Willingham
Gene
Shirley Beckeman Manlius
Letter to Senator on utility flat-rate charges
A reader criticizes Niagara Mohawk for charging a monthly flat rate for gas and electric, regardless of usage. The letter urges Sen. D Amato to focus on utility pricing, labeling the fee as fraud or extortion and arguing the Nine Mile plant failed to save costs. The signer is Kenny J. Suressi Sr.
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U.S
al D'Amato
Niagara Mohawks
New York
Niagara Mohawk
Sen. D'Amato
Nine Mile
Kenny J. Suressi SR
Syracuse
Officer Kerwin’s Letter on CRB Cooperation in Syracuse
West Monroe columnist Bob Roop questions Officer Kerwin’s stance on cooperating with the Citizens Review Board in Syracuse. He asks if Kerwin’s work-and-pay contract and personal oath hinder his duty to uphold the law and protect citizens.
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Kerwin
Citizens Review Board
Syracuse
Bob Roop
West Monroe
Letters to the Editor Submissions Guidelines
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