05 Sep 2001
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 2001
Page
1
Syracuse page B1 reports fierce fan chatter about the reality series, noting new episodes, cast hints, and online buzz driving anticipation for the next season. Local readers are urged to follow updates from official pages and entertainment outlets for spoilers and timings.
Buses were rolling again Tuesday for Liverpool Onondaga Nation School and the region s only charter school. Classes resume for the rest of the area today and Thursday Page as
The speaker vowed relief for higher than expected property tax bills caused by the state budget dispute. He said relief would come in the next year, promising to offset the burden on homeowners and taxpayers while area schools face funding uncertainties.
Serena Williams advances to face top seed Martina Hingis in the Friday quarterfinal rematch after beating Lindsay Davenport on Tuesday. The 1999 champion seeks another major win as Hingis leads the field in a high-stakes matchup.
Nicole Perez grew up amid instability and school changes but started college at Herkimer Community College with 113 other urban youths from Syracuse. On Point for College has guided 149 students to more than 30 colleges since 1999, with 84 percent remaining in higher education.
Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver said New Yorkers facing higher property tax bills due to the budget dispute may receive rebates as additional education aid is sought. He noted the baseline $382 million rise in education funding is insufficient and that more resources could reduce future tax burdens, with gains benefiting taxpayers this year and next.
A Oneida Indian Nation court judge ruled homeowners must allow nation inspectors into their homes on nation territory. The decision, aimed at housing safety, faces opposition from residents who claim the inspections target dissent and could lead to eviction.
New York Court TV filed a lawsuit in Manhattan seeking a declaratory judgment to strike down the state ban on cameras in trial courtrooms. The suit names Gov. Pataki, AG Spitzer, and DA Morgenthaler and notes precedents of limited camera use in several trials.
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