Independent course promise marks Herald's first issue
Arthur Jenkins founded the Herald in January 1877 vowing to ignore party politics and pursue public questions. Stephen Rogers served as president with Stephen A. Rogers as editor and publisher and Michael J. Connor as executive editor, joined by Stan Inhurst as senior managing editor.
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Night of Remembrance Brings Central New York Together
Thousands gathered in Syracuse to remember the victims of the Sept 11 attacks. The candlelit Clinton Square ceremony featured prayers, music by the Syracuse Symphony, and a march by firefighters and police. A pair of F 16s flew overhead as President Bush addressed the nation later that night.
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Many Faces One Nation Toward Justice for All
A reflective piece honors those lost in recent terror attacks and all who shape America as a diverse nation. It cites 61 other nations among victims, names many individuals, and stresses the ongoing struggle to protect minority and individual rights within a democratic republic.
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Lynne Morris
Daniel Ilkanayer
Luis Jiminez
Joseph Tanelli Jr
Israel Pabon
Keithrey Maysnard
Sita Sewnarine
Michael Trinidad
Manika Naru
Safim
Stree Association
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Monroe
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Stephen Segal
Clint Eastwood
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Spoiled-brat generation faces grim reality in wake of tragedy
A reflective piece argues that the 80s cohort has been jolted from complacency by recent national disasters. It notes the shift from perceived safety to urgency, calling for trust in leaders, civic action like voting, and collective generosity shown by med students and volunteers.
Flags at Half Staff Deeply Felt Across The Nation
Readers express grief and resolve after a national tragedy U S flags at half staff symbolize protecting citizens and ideals. Debra Gargan urges kindness, unity, and American pride while calling for tribute to first responders victims and heroes.
Clearing skies praised as first aviation milestone
Tony Alesci of North Syracuse thanks EMTs and Rural Metro Medical Services staff for disaster response after Sept 11. He praises their sacrifice and unity, noting over 100 EMS personnel were injured or missing while aiding World Trade Center rescue efforts. Victor S. Oakes reflects on Colin Powell’s Secretary of State prospects and Middle East ties.
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Letters Policy Seeks Reader Submissions For The Herald
The Herald invites letters for publication and reminds readers to include pen name, address, and daytime telephone. Submissions become property of The Herald-Journal and may be edited or published in print or online. Contact details include mailing address, email, fax, and phone numbers for inquiries.
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