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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2000
Page
5
Local spelling bee winner Sara Jaffe prepares for the national competition in Washington D C. She hopes to spell words from popular books and rely on support from her family and friends while juggling activities like visiting News.com and the Holocaust Memorial Museum.
A heartfelt tribute to a patriarch known for herb gathering nature walks and teaching grandchildren. He shared skills from planting trees to harvest tricks and deer stories, pairing patience with playful lessons. Relatives, including Shari, Rose Stone, and Dick Case, honor his memory and keep family crafts alive.
Parade crowds near 7000 witness Camillus Memorial Day events. Audrey Miller, 15, jokes about nearly being hit by a fellow musician Eric Lind. Tina Hadlich notes Miller’s first bass drum debut as West Genesee High School Wildcat band performs. Veterans, flyover, and the day’s tribute stand out as memories for families and residents.
Veterans saluted as marching bands played and crowds along Route 1 to Route 80 in North Syracuse Cicero and Fabius celebrated sunlit Memorial Day with more than 3 000 participants. Scouts collected for the local food bank while families called the day a homecoming as several thousand watched, cheered and remembered those who served. A butterfly garden memorial and a flag ceremony at Manlius Post 241 capped the day with Navy honors and a Pearl Harbor flag tribute.
The Post-Standard calendar offers a three day preview of events and highlights across entertainment public affairs business sports and community life. It surveys forthcoming activities and notable happenings to inform readers.
Best selling author Amie Lamottis to headline the Lamond Gifford Lecture third edition at Crouse-Hinds Theatre John Mulroy Civic Center Syracuse. Event features travel notes and faith reflections. Tickets are 20 dollars and call numbers 435-2121 or 472-0700 for details.
A schedule of Syracuse area exhibits and screenings runs noon to five today through Thursday. Gustav Stickley furniture and American Arts and Crafts works are shown at Everson Museum, plus Stay Tuned to the Magic Toy Shop at Onondaga Historical Association. Erie Canal history and interactive displays are at Erie Canal Museum. Milton Rubenstein Museum presents robotic dinosaurs and Cinomaniaz. Automotive Fine Arts at Museum of Automobile History features 18 international artists. Adam and Surviving Sabu screen gay identity films at Everson. Information lines provided.
Dunkin Donuts and Subway are opening this week in a refurbished Third Avenue building between Route 104 and Washington Boulevard. A Toby store will follow in fall, all sharing a common seating area with a Dunkin Donuts drive through. The $1.2 million venture is led by Steven Thomas and Chris Batchelor with space for a Sherwin Williams store nearby.
Contemporary Film Series spotlights Love Stones with a glimpse into a French collaborative team’s world. Mixed media works explore religion sexuality and culture for a dreamlike synthesis. Also listed are Dolphins exhibit at Bristol Omnitheater IMAX, pianist Dane Waterman, Prison City Rockers event, and First Thursday After Hours at Everson Museum. Details and contact numbers provided.
Recent entries list multiple births with mothers by maiden names and fathers. Names include Jodi Witams ane, Teresa E Herndon, Yatanda R. Trice, Roberta A. Feigel, Stephanie D. Miller, Brendes Williams, Penelope J. Honey, Kesine ret, Venus S, Annabell R. Averitt, Michasl J Gardner, Laurie A five, Deans A Dakey, Jeremi F. Jones, Mickey Shenandoah, Toya L Nelson, Mary Mf. Fudhardzon, Patrick J. Cewbur, Kathy M. Brarittey, and others, dated March through April with various child genders noted.
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