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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 2000
Page
9
STEP LIVELY Dev' Bender of Eastwood danced a polka with Stephen Dreher of Baldwinsville at the Great Syracuse Oktoberfest. She said I just wanted to dance. The Oktoberfest was among Saturday events around Central New York.
Madison County sheriff's deputies spent Saturday investigating two accidents Friday night. Richard Hartman, 39, of Chittenango died on Route 5 in Lenox. Christy Lawton, 28, of Sherrill was airlifted to University Hospital. Schulze named chairman of county conservatives. Otto Schulze was elected county chairman by a large majority.
Jury selection starts Monday in the arson case of Mark Furgal accused of killing 12 horses by torching a barn at Quarry Ridge Stables on South Onondaga Road. Assistant District Attorney Timothy Hennigan says 10 to 15 witnesses may testify. State Supreme Court Justice John Brunetti asked courthouse security to monitor for animal rights protesters to prevent prejudice.
Antiwar activist Rev. Daniel J. Berrigan will speak on A Peace-Making Poet in the War-Making State: 2000 and Beyond at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 2 in Panasci Family Chapel. His lecture opens a series named in his honor and highlights his ties to Le Moyne College.
Zebra mussels show a population boom in Oneida Lake and Central New York waterways, aided by a wet spring and cool summer. Biologists report record larval counts and predict a larger adult population next year, with potential impacts on water intakes and shorelines.
Kezia Procita will turn 21 as her family in Syracuse letters draft a quilt based on Seven Sisters pattern. The quilt honors Kezee with 175 hand sewn stars, 1,710 pieces, and personal fabric memories from relatives ages seven to 82.
Alice Papineau, longtime Onondaga Nation clan mother and community treasure, died Sept 14 at a nursing residence in Onondaga Valley. Ethel Fine, her friend of 40 years, recalls her as a teacher and companion who believed in the spirit world beyond death.
Salt City Center for the Performing Arts faces eviction from its 601 S. Crouse Ave. home after a city order to repair or vacate by Nov. 30. The venue, operating since 1973 in Temple Adath Yeshurun, must raise funds by September 2001 to fix structural and fire code issues amid roof concerns and insurance risk.
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