St Lucy’s Church Still Stands Strong After Labor Day Storm
After the Labor Day storm, St Lucy’s Church on Syracuse’s near West Side held worship in an auditorium with a damaged sanctuary. Parishioners emphasized community spirit over bricks, urging support for rebuilding, with focus on pantry needs, lighting, batteries, and cash donations.
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Sound fiscal strategy keeps Onondaga fund balance steady
The 1999 budget proposal by County Executive Nicholas Price sets a fund balance of 19.5 million dollars about 4.1 percent of projected revenues. The balance preserves the county’s credit rating, lowers borrowing costs for future projects like the Onondaga Lake plan and the new criminal courts building, and provides cash for storm damage cleanup until federal and state relief covers most costs.
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Let he who is without sin cast the first stone
The piece argues Clinton’s morality covers many actions beyond sex, urges understanding of private life scrutiny, cites misbehavior by Jefferson, criticizes the double standard, notes immoral acts in politics, and calls for reevaluating moral prerogatives and accountability. The Rev. D. Guy Sterling signs.
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Clinton Credibility Questioned Over Lewinsky Affair
Letters to the editor criticize President Clinton for alleged affair with Monica Lewinsky and for lying to the public. Citizens urge resignation, arguing the Oval Office affair occurred during White House hours and on taxpayer funds.
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East
Syracuse
Bereavement Support Amid Storm Recovery
Harsh weather worsens grief for those who are bereaved as they cope with loss and property damage. Family and friends should acknowledge intensified grief and talk it through. Hospice Center for Living With Loss offers professional therapy to the community in Liverpool under Director Paul A. Metzler.
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Storm fix-it team earns Syracuse thanks on Labor Day
A Syracuse resident thanks Niagara Mohawk Time Warner Cable Syracuse Department of Public Works out-of-town electric companies and the National Guard for restoring power after five days without electricity. The message praises crews and staff, noting long hours and a shared effort.
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Syracuse
Judy Lydon
The Tree Storm Claims a Family Landmark
A neighbor writes about the loss of a grand Norwegian Spruce nicknamed The Tree that stood for 30 years in a family yard. The tree shaded the pool and play area, was a favorite spot for their dog Chopper, and became a central memory as children and cousins grew up. Labor Day’s storm toppled it, leaving a void in daily life and memories.
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