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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2001
Page
10
Lincoln Middle School hosts its annual lawn concert at 6 30 p m on Wednesday featuring the school bands and the Salem Hyde Elementary School band. If rain, performance moves indoors to 1613 James St Lincoln.
Bob Metzner plans to move after selling his 1104 East Adams Street home to Syracuse University next month. The 1878 house near Walnut Park is the last private residence on the block as SU expands with a School of Management and parking lots. Bob reflects on decades of change from family ownership to university control and landmark debates.
Syracuse politics heats as Council President Matt Driscoll announces plans to run in a September Democratic primary for mayor. The field grows to four with Mahoney and Daniels also seeking designation or independent petitions. Driscoll, 43, has led the city council since 1998 and owns Rosie O’Grady’s Tavern. The mayor vacancy will be filled by the interim mayor until January.
Ex-candidate Paul DeBernardis, the last to run without party backing in 1961, tells Dr Jennifer Daniels to make decisions for Syracuse rather than follow major party interests. He says independence could revitalize the city and notes no independent has made the ballot in four decades.
1964 mayoral candidate Saul DeBernardis outlined a tax and budget plan aimed at enforcing city tax laws to raise funds, trimming non essential payroll, eliminating padding in the budget, revamping purchasing, spurring industrial growth, and urging county taxpayers to share metropolitan project costs.
The New York OMRDD will shift up to 100 Consolidated Industries sheltered workers to Arc onondaga in a bid to continue job training while nonprofit leaders protest moves toward community employment. The agency seeks proposals from nonprofits to serve the 250 clients affected, amid an ongoing audit.
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