Weather forecast card for upcoming week
Today brings sunshine then clouds with rain at night. Monday starts with morning rain likely and a high around 60s. Tuesday looks cloudy with limited sun and a shower chance, highs near 66. Wednesday remains cloudy with partly sunny breaks and cooler highs around 60. Thursday mixes clouds and sun with highs about 62.
Football's fury a haven for SA's Antwayne Ponds
Antwayne Ponds, a Syracuse University football player in his final year, faces a past of abuse and hardship from scars on his stomach to a Florida trailer life, while pursuing NFL dreams. He defended himself after a Tulane coach incident and seeks forgiveness and happiness amid sports headlines.
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Messianic Jews in Syracuse Clash With Rabbis on Judaism
In Syracuse area Messianic Jews assert their belief in Jesus does not erase their Jewish identity while mainstream rabbis dispute the claim asserting differences in belief and practice between Messianic Judaism and traditional Judaism.
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Jesus
Race relations workshop series to run in Central New York
A six week program of workshops and dialogues will address race relations in Central New York. The initiative gathers community leaders and residents to explore racial harmony, discuss sensitive issues, and foster understanding across local groups.
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New York
Attica Prison Wrongful Actions Damages Debate
The document discusses state compensation for damages to inmates following the 1971 Attica uprising, highlighting calls for accountability by state authorities for harm caused by prison employees. It emphasizes the demand for redress and systemic responsibility.
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Raffle rules fail charity fundraisers in Syracuse area
Area charities struggle with unenforced raffle laws as state efforts to regulate fundraisers stagnate. Vera House faced action years ago for raffling cars. Christian Brothers Academy used a limited DeWitt license for a Corvette raffle, while unlicensed events continue, risking illegality.
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Women's Shelter
Hacngad
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Italy battles to guard world art treasures after quake
Rome faced a twin quake sequence that damaged Assisi’s Basilica of St Francis collapsing ceilings and killing four, with six more dead and 12 injured. Two thousand five hundred residents were displaced as Italy weighs protecting cultural wealth and urges space for Pompeii’s visitors to prevent a second death.
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Shuttle Atlantis docks with Mir in smooth mission relief
The space shuttle Atlantis docked with the space station Mir at 3:38 p.m. EDT, delivering 5000 pounds of supplies and a new American crew member. Hatches opened as U.S. and Russian officials applauded, signaling renewed confidence in the program in Korolyov.
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Debate over facilitated communication sparks autistic rights clash
An autistic man and his facilitator repeatedly type via joined hands to address whether Marcus authored the messages or the linguistics PhD. Douglas Biklen sparked a national controversy by promoting facilitated communication. The new book Contested Words argues the method’s effectiveness remains contested.
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Mayer Shevin
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Syracuse University Education
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Clinton to convene White House conference on hate crimes
President Clinton announced a November White House Conference on Hate Crimes to unite victims, law enforcement, educators, and community and religious leaders. He stressed America’s diversity and urged action to combat bigotry across the nation.
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Diana's mother says Diana at peace at memorial
Frances Shand Kydd spoke at a memorial in Oban Scotland saying she felt Diana was at peace. She described drawing strength from mourners, and recounts rowing to the lake island grave at the family estate after initially declining to visit.
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Frances Shand Kydd
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