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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 2001
Page
10
Vieau age 4 of East Syracuse danced with cousin Ryan Delaney age 3 of Bridgeport as the Irish Festival began in Clinton Square Syracuse. Music and dancing continued into the festival's second day Saturday as crowds enjoyed the event.
Onondaga County sheriff's deputies charged two people Friday in a series of boat break-ins at marinas in a three county area. Jared Bell aged 16 and Roy Fens termaker aged 21, both of Syracuse, were charged with one count of felony burglary and one count of felony grand larceny. They allegedly stole stereo and electronic equipment in Onondaga, Oswego, and Oneida counties over the past few months.
An F-16 from the 74th Fighter Wing landed at Syracuse Hancock International Airport about 3:15 p.m. after a flight controls indicator light activated during routine training north of Syracuse. Officials said the landing was declared an emergency as standard procedure, with no reported damage to the jet.
Onondaga Community College begins a 40th anniversary with a campus barbecue for invited guests including current and former student delegates, faculty and staff as well as local political and economic leaders. The event marks the college's 1961 founding and 1962 classes.
Four Onondaga County towns reach decision day with primaries for town supervisor in DeWitt and Elbridge, town justice in Clay, and town board seats in Salina. Notable contests feature veteran incumbents vs party-backed challengers and cross party endorsement bids, as GOP voters weigh endorsements and party crossovers in a crowded ballot.
At Beaver Lake Nature Center the 24th annual Golden Harvest Festival showcased a Wild Critter Call contest with a coy rooster lion kitten elephant turkey and seven children staging animal imitations. Whitney Neuman Jr won blue for elephant impression while the festival continues through today. Also celebrating 18 years of marriage were Michael and Linda Gray of Clay who wed at Beaver Lake Nature Center in 1984.
Beaver Lake's biggest annual event draws visitors with a full day of stage and gazebo acts including Dan Duggan and Virgil the Magician, plus puppet shows, wildlife programs, a pie eating contest and a critter call. Naturalist Greg Smith says the festival attracts new visitors who might not normally come to Beaver Lake and keeps them returning.
In Syracuse, Nottingham High, oldest in the city, dates to 1924 as a junior high named for William Nottingham. Graduates from the class of 1926 plan an all class reunion and 75th anniversary Sept. 22 at Drumlins, with the historic Levy Middle School building cited.
A proposed 50 foot American flagpole at the Ene Boulevard East and East Genesee Street intersection in DeWitt draws fierce opinions from residents veterans and officials. Planning board members question height while proponents cite patriotism and a donor funded display awaiting Monday’s town board discussion.
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