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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1990
Page
13
A lightly detailed scene on Bridge Street captures two tone cars and a sunny day. A 24 year old Chittenango resident recalls a near mishap involving white paint on the road during a lunch hour by McDonald’s.
Motorist Scott reports a large white paint spill covering the northbound Bridge Street lane near the I-690 interchange. He suspects a state DOT road crew, though DOT and town officials offered no confirmation, noting contractors do much work locally. The dried paint raised concerns about rain wash and future mess.
East Syracuse Minoa junior Lara Philip highlighted at SUNY Binghamton recital on May 20 singing Handel to Weill. Philip won first place April 7 at the Midstate Private Music Teachers Association solo contest. Darren Wilsey of Oneonta placed second with classical guitar works by Villa-Lobos and Tarrega. Multiple graduates and scholars noted include Eric D. Baldwin earning a Charles A. Dana Scholarship at St. Lawrence University, Mark Endries heading to Price Waterhouse after Geneseo, Joy M. Murray with a Bradford College degree, and Sandra Tars receiving the 1990 NYS Psychological Association Distinguished Service Award. Hamilton College graduates Michael Adornato, Scott Rayder, Todd Bristol, and Kim Chmielewicz. Len Sharp honored as Educator of the Year. Druids induct David Wittenburg at Hobart College. Jeffrey Van Buren graduates from Hamilton. John A. Taddeo named to Who's Who in the East.
Richard Kimber, 38, of East Syracuse, near blind from retinitis pigmentosa, left Carrier Corp after 14 years and pursued data processing at Onondaga Community College. He relied on cassette texts and special test accommodations while maintaining a positive attitude that won faculty admiration.
State law guarantees public access to government meetings. The public may attend listen and watch debates and decisions. If a public body meets in secret or excludes the public notify Herald Journal city desk at 470 2265.
Background checks wrap on two candidates to join DeWitt police as officials aim to finish investigations of two more by mid June. After the Town Board increased the force from 30 to 33, Chief James DeLapp moves to fill three new slots plus one vacancy before the June 11 academy start. delays push academy to June 25 to allow uniforms, orientation, and more thorough checks.
The East Syracuse Minoa School District will publish a calendar of events in July for community members, parents, and staff. Send event details such as meetings, athletics, band concerts, plays, field trips, and community events to Andrew Woninski at the district office on Fremont Road by June.
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