Independent Course Stresses Public Questions in Herald Start
Arthur Jenkins, founder, launches the Herald on January 15, 1877, declaring independent pursuit of public questions and support for measures advancing people’s best interests. Stephen Rogers serves as President, Stephen A. Rogers as Editor and Publisher, with Michael J. Connor executive editor and Stan Linhorst senior managing editor.
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Right to be Different in Wartime Debate
A reader railing at a two paragraph excerpt from a syndicated column argues for treason charges and firing the editor. The piece defends free speech amid post attack anger, urging Americans to tolerate dissent and oppose forced unity while upholding diverse views and civil debate.
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Dying fear, faith bind Central New York in healing services
Across Central New York, packed churches mosques and synagogues reflected a war mindset while clergy sought to comfort mourners after Tuesday's attacks. Leaders urged unity faith and communal healing as they grappled with terror and grief. People of all faiths affirmed their bonds and sought solace in shared prayer and moral resolve.
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Flags Rise Across DeWitt After Tragic Attacks
Community leaders in DeWitt urge residents to display U S flags along East Genesee Street and Butternut Drive to honor victims, boost morale, and support armed forces amid the September 11 attacks. Local families Carl and Patricia Masten coordinate the effort with the flag committee.
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