Canal future World conference in Rochester focuses on waterfront development
Rochester hosts a World conference on waterfront development with participants discussing urban waterways and economic plans. The event highlights collaboration among city officials and business leaders to revitalize harbor areas and attract investment.
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Canal Future World
Rochester
Sydney 2000 Games Open With Multicultural Pageant
The 2000 Summer Games begin in Sydney highlighting a multicultural journey of sights and sounds from the land Down Under. Community caption notes Ontara and Onondaga County Parks as hosts or sponsors.
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Sydney
Weather outlook 5 days with mixed showers and temps
The forecast covers Friday night through Tuesday with showers possible on Friday and Saturday, cooler breezy conditions, and warm sun by Sunday. Highs range from mid 60s to around 70 degrees and lows from the mid 40s to the lower 50s across the period.
Parks for Tomorrow. Onondaga County plans $14.2M upgrades
County Executive Nicholas Pirro unveils the Parks for Tomorrow plan as part of the 2001 budget, detailing renovations at Onondaga Lake Park Highland Forest and Rosamond Gifford Zoo. Projects include penguin and seal exhibit funding, a new education building, expanded gift shop, revamped Griffin Field, upgraded stonework, more parking, a skate park, bocce, volleyball, shuffleboard, two softball fields, a relocated baseball field, improved Salt Museum stairs, a renovated field house, and shifted traffic access at Highland Forest. Property taxes could fall for the fifth consecutive year.
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Onondaga County
Onondaga Lake Park
Nicholas Pirro
Pirro
Highland Forest
Rosamond Gifford Zoo
Griffin Field
Hopkins Road
Salt Museum
High school athletes tend toward healthier behaviors
A survey of more than 14 000 teenagers found team sport participants less likely to use drugs smoke have sex carry weapons or have unhealthy eating habits. Researchers credit team rules and parental influence while noting no proven causation.
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Chicago
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine
American Medical Association
Russell R. Pate
University of South Carolina School of Public Health
Columbia
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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Robert DuRant
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Regents invite retirees back to classrooms to ease shortage
The state Board of Regents proposed retirees return to teaching while drawing full pensions, plus state funding for mentoring programs to keep new teachers, and grants for colleges to expand training in math and science. In Central New York districts such as Syracuse, qualified math science and language teachers remain scarce with openings and no certified candidates.
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New York
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Syracuse
Randolph Williams
Carl Hayden
Education
Richard Mills
Albany
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