Neighbors weekly tabloid to debut next Thursday
Herald-Journal announces a new weekly Neighbors section in the print edition. The extra space will cover schools crime and safety local government and community events with a bigger events calendar a police blotter and features on local people and places. Readers are invited to share feedback.
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Neighbors
John Lammers
Metro
Fowler High School Reopens After Storm Damage
Fowler High School in Syracuse will reopen Monday after a Labor Day storm damaged the roof and caused water damage. Students began the year on September 16 at Grant Middle School, but district officials say repairs are sufficient to resume regular classes. In unrelated legal news, jury selection begins today in the murder trial of Terrence Evans, charged with second degree murder in the May 24, 1996 death of April Gregory.
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Fowler High School
Syracuse
City
Neil Driscoll
Fowler
Grant Middle School
Terrence Evans
Evans
McKinley Ave
April Gregory
Din O'Hara
Burnet Park fields reopen after Labor Day storm cleanup
City officials reopen athletic fields at Burnet Park after weeks of storm cleanup. The Avery Avenue picnic area stays closed until debris and brush are cleared. The golf course remains closed for the season.
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Burnet Park
Avery Avenue
Otis Jennings
Daniel Gonzal
United Way hosts block party for 1500 volunteers
The United Way of Central New York plans a 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday block party at the State Fairgrounds International Building. It honors about 1,500 Days of Caring volunteers and storm cleanup workers with food music and prizes including an air conditioner and Billy Joel concert tickets. Frank Brieaddy.
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State Fairgrounds
International Building
Days of
Billy Joel
Frank Brieaddy
St Therese Lecture Tonight by Theresians of Syracuse
The Theresians of Syracuse and Liverpool present a slide show and lecture on St. Therese at 7 30 p m today at the Central New York Marian Center 5180 W Taft Road North Syracuse The group will gift priests Rev James Fukes and Rev Brian Lang ordained in June for their religious life service
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Syracuse
Liverpool
Central New York Marian Center
Taft Road
North
James Fukes
Brian Lang
Jamesville church to hold annual fall rummage sale
Jamesville Community Church at 6n E. Seneca Turnpike plans its annual fall rummage sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday and Saturday, offering items to the Jamesville area in a church event.
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Jamesville Church
Jamesville Community
Seneca Turnpike
Jamesa
Errors in STAR tax relief plan raise local corrections
Taxpayers face clerical mistakes in STAR school tax relief updates as assessors logged about 17 000 exemptions countywide this year. Corrections range from one to 27 across towns like Cicero and Salina, with adjustments needed before October 31 to finalize school tax rolls.
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Zens
Cicero
LaFayette
Spafford
Carney
Salina
Brad Brennan
Liverpool
Avard
Town Hall
Family, Stevens Place, housing plan stirs Syracuse tension
Cosimo Zavaglia seeks city Planning Commission consent to 72 apartments on the old sand lot at Stevens Place north end off Thurber Street near Vincent Apartments. About 500 neighbors sign against permit. Stevens-Giangobbi family members recall rich local history as Outer Comstock residents oppose more apartments amid 2,000 units built nearby over 20 years. Commission decision expected next meeting.
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Stevens Place
University Hill
Develor
Cosimo Zavaglia
City Planning Commission
Thurber Street
Vincent Apartments
Stevens-Giangobbi
Stevens
Barney Stevens
Inlaw
Carmen Giangobbi
Jean Stevens
Nellie Warre
Nellie
Louis
Comstock
Oakwood Cemetery
Ainsley Drive
Emily Herbst
Outer
Planning Commission
Syracuse University
Emily
Zavaglia
Jean Jevens
Sand Hill
Colvin Street
Pa” Stevens
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rail
Show Will Go On Despite Shortened Syracuse Symphony Season
A tentative pact ends a two day strike by Syracuse Symphony Orchestra management and musicians. The 550 will perform Classics Concerts Friday and Saturday at the Civic Center Crouse-Hinds Theater as musicians report at 10 a.m. today. The dispute arose over a season shortened from 38 to 35 weeks and an expected pay cut.
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Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
Civic Center
Crouse-Hinds
Church plans shelter to weather power outages
Delaware Street Baptist Church and West Side Ministries aim to build a church based community shelter to feed and house neighbors during disasters. Rev. David Movsovich says plans include a $20,000 target to buy a natural gas generator to light and heat the building and operate a large kitchen after a power failure, with initial $4,000 from American Baptist Churches of New York State.
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Delaware Street Baptist Church
West Side Ministries
David Movsovich
Movsovich
American Baptist Churches of
New York State
Delaware Baptist
Movsevich
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