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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 2001
Page
3
The United Way of Central New York announces a campaign to grow donations and use creative marketing to reach more contributors dubbed customers by leaders. While maintaining employer giving, the drive aims to raise per person gifts, narrow the gap between funds raised and requests, and boost community support amid economic fluctuations.
As summer wanes fear rises over shark threats along East Coast waters. Reports of fatal attacks near North Carolina and Virginia Beach prompt warnings while experts urge respect for oceans and adherence to safety rules.
Jeff Piedmonth and Rick Kuhl praise Mayor Matt Driscoll for appointing Chief DuVal Chief Thompson Chief Cowin and Chief Plumpton as heads of Syracuse police and fire departments. They cite improved labor relations, higher morale and better service, pledging cooperation to boost City of Syracuse as a top place to live and work.
Syracuse Democrats face four candidates in the Mayoral primary on September 11 with Minch Lewis touted as the most qualified to lead. Backers cite his plan for schools, neighborhoods, and finances, plus his work on regional cooperation. Critics warn against a self serving choice and urge support for Lewis rival Matt Driscoll.
Ellen Giroux urges Syracuse voters to back Matt Driscoll for the Common Council seat, arguing his past large victory and potential to become mayor, urging support amid multiple Democratic contenders and a September 11 election. He is praised as young and energetic, capable of leading Syracuse with collaboration with the school district and county leadership.
Marian M. Luebs of Camillus writes of hosting 11-year-old Christopher through Project Children from Northern Ireland for six weeks. She recalls shared activities, family bonding, and gratitude toward neighbors and local programs, praising the arson of kindness across cultures and borders.
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