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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2000
Page
4
Arthur Jenkins founder states Herald will pursue independent course, discuss public questions, and back men and measures advancing public interests. Stephen Rogers serves as president and editor with Michael J Connor and Stan Linhorst in senior editorial roles.
The Syracuse Onondaga Cycling Coalition conducts a survey to measure support for designated safe bike routes to downtown Syracuse. The article notes a history of bike and pedestrian projects, mentions Onondaga Lake trail plans, and cites potential federal funding if a master plan is developed by the Syracuse Metropolitan Transportation Council. 150000 cars enter I 81 daily and 110000 on Route 690.
After a seven year, 10 million effort to synchronize signals in Syracuse, drivers report ongoing stop go delays. The state DOT collects data while noting the system’s programmable flexibility may help rush hours and future Clinton Square detours, but anecdotal evidence shows persistent complaints on Clinton Street Almond Fayette Erie Boulevard and other corridors.
The 2000 Sydney Olympics is used to spotlight Australia’s treatment of Aboriginal peoples. Advocates cite lost land rights, discriminatory laws, forced removals, and ongoing neglect while calling for apology and reparations. Despite indigenous inclusion, systemic injustices persist across central desert, Darwin, and Sydney communities. The government faces pressure as protests mount on the world stage.
Millie Hubbard of Volney urges a two year dog and cat breeding moratorium and harsher penalties for animal abusers to curb overpopulation. She thanks shelter workers and calls for stronger judges and fees for breeders.
Richard Long of Auburn thanks Betty Angyl for stopping her husband John Angyl’s jokes about Hillary Clinton. He notes local offense and urges portraying Angus and Clark as right wing Republicans rather than independents, citing past primary defeat and broader Republican disapproval.
A letter argues Syracuse should keep urban density and reject a ruralized city. It critiques a planned Carousal Center mall, calls for water-facing design and canal restoration to boost tourism, and urges bold urban preservation to reclaim downtown charm and amenities.
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