Leave It To Clergy Defending Public Morality
Opinion piece arguing officials should not regulate culture. Mayor Bernard cannot block Marilyn Manson at the Landmark Theatre due to First Amendment limits. Parents and clergy should guide children, not government, and offended individuals may avoid the concert. Free speech remains essential in a pluralistic society.
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Time to retire Red Raiders Indian mascots debate grows
A Fulton High School discusses retiring the Red Raiders name amid broader native imagery concerns. The piece cites native perspectives and notes similar moves by Los Angeles schools Syracuse and Onondaga Community College, urging local consultation with Haudenosaunee communities.
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Hearing on planning decisions after storm hits Syracuse Quter Com stock
Gloria Sage voices concern over a Syracuse Planning Commission hearing held at 6pm on Sept 8, amid a city emergency, curfew and power outages. She argues post storm cleanup allowed illegal truck traffic from East Colvin Street via Comstock and Jamesville Avenues to Rock Cut Road, endangering pedestrians.
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Jamesville
Rock Cut
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Public reflections condemn gossip and political corruption
Letters from Lucille Walker Brian Wrorel and Pat Bennett argue gossip about infidelity is harmful and unfair while criticizing government spending on planes and urging term limits. They condemn Clinton's actions and call for accountability in politics and leadership.
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Syracuse
Voters to Send GOP Message on Nov 3
In a WRVO interview Trust argues polls reflect thinking not action and cites rallying support for Democrat Yvonne Rothenberg over Republican Rep James Walsh. The Judiciary Committee moves to probe, House approves, while DeLay stresses staying the course ahead of Nov 3 showing voter power. Fayetteville report by Geri Chapman Aird.
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