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By Chenelle Terry SYRACUSE (NCC NEWS) President Barack Obama stopped in
Syracuse to promote his plan to make college more affordable for the middle
class. The stop is a part of his 2-day bus tour across New York and
Pennsylvania to tell the community, how he plans to make a difference.
A cheering crowd greeted President Barack Obama inside Henninger High School’
s gymnasium, but it was hard for those attendees and the President to miss
the hundreds of anti-fracking protesters like Renee Vogelsang, lining the
streets.
“We know fracking cannot be done safely. We want the president to embrace a
renewable energy economy right now, not tomorrow, one that isn’t going to
make people sick, that isn’t going to harm our drinking water, our food
shed, our air, and provide good safe jobs with solar power wind, geothermal
hydro, we can do it right now,” said Vogelsang.
Peaceful commotion
(c) 2013 Chenelle Terry
Although protesters made their passion to fight against fracking known, some
believe they did it in a non-combative way. Margaret Wristoff attended the
presidential speech with her kids, and said things were actually peaceful.
“I thought it was kind of neat for my kids to see that there’s two sides
and that everyone could say what they wanted to say without it turning
violent,” said Wristoff.
A motivational message
Although some people headed to the area that President Obama would be with
other motives in mind, those that attended the speech were touched by his
words. Marissa Jones, sang the National Anthem at the event. As a recent
graduate of Nottingham High School, and soon heading off to college, she says
the president’s words gave her extra motivation to continue towards a higher
education.
“I felt very encouraged to just go to school and finish and graduate. Very
overwhelming, I’m very humbled to be here and to just be a part of this, I’
m speechless,” said Jones.
Hillside & Upward Bound, programs in Syracuse that focus on higher education
preparation, were at the event. Some students said that it means a lot to
them that President Obama chose their city and is working hard to make sure
they can attend college.
Crowd awaiting President Obama at Henninger High School
Listen to the story here:
Vm P
d
Watch Syracuse welcome President Obama here:
Clip from President Obama’s speech on education:
Anti-fracking protesters outside near Henninger High School:
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By Chenelle Terry SYRACUSE (NCC NEWS) President Barack Obama stopped in
Syracuse to promote his plan to make college more affordable for the middle
class. The stop is a part of his 2-day bus tour across New York and
Pennsylvania to tell the community, how he plans to make a difference.
A cheering crowd greeted President Barack Obama inside Henninger High School’
s gymnasium, but it was hard for those attendees and the President to miss
the hundreds of anti-fracking protesters like Renee Vogelsang, lining the
streets.
“We know fracking cannot be done safely. We want the president to embrace a
renewable energy economy right now, not tomorrow, one that isn’t going to
make people sick, that isn’t going to harm our drinking water, our food
shed, our air, and provide good safe jobs with solar power wind, geothermal
hydro, we can do it right now,” said Vogelsang.
Peaceful commotion
(c) 2013 Chenelle Terry
Although protesters made their passion to fight against fracking known, some
believe they did it in a non-combative way. Margaret Wristoff attended the
presidential speech with her kids, and said things were actually peaceful.
“I thought it was kind of neat for my kids to see that there’s two sides
and that everyone could say what they wanted to say without it turning
violent,” said Wristoff.
A motivational message
Although some people headed to the area that President Obama would be with
other motives in mind, those that attended the speech were touched by his
words. Marissa Jones, sang the National Anthem at the event. As a recent
graduate of Nottingham High School, and soon heading off to college, she says
the president’s words gave her extra motivation to continue towards a higher
education.
“I felt very encouraged to just go to school and finish and graduate. Very
overwhelming, I’m very humbled to be here and to just be a part of this, I’
m speechless,” said Jones.
Hillside & Upward Bound, programs in Syracuse that focus on higher education
preparation, were at the event. Some students said that it means a lot to
them that President Obama chose their city and is working hard to make sure
they can attend college.
Crowd awaiting President Obama at Henninger High School
Listen to the story here:
Vm P
d
Watch Syracuse welcome President Obama here:
Clip from President Obama’s speech on education:
Anti-fracking protesters outside near Henninger High School:
This entry was posted in BDJ 663.01 and tagged Chenelle Terry, Henninger High
School, ncc news, news, Obama, President Obama, Syracuse, visit. Bookmark the
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Syracuse Hancock International Airport, NY
Last Updated on Sep 6 2013, 9:54 am EDT
By Chenelle Terry SYRACUSE (NCC NEWS) President Barack Obama stopped in
Syracuse to promote his plan to make college more affordable for the middle
class. The stop is a part of his 2-day bus tour across New York and
Pennsylvania to tell the community, how he plans to make a difference.
A cheering crowd greeted President Barack Obama inside Henninger High School’
s gymnasium, but it was hard for those attendees and the President to miss
the hundreds of anti-fracking protesters like Renee Vogelsang, lining the
streets.
“We know fracking cannot be done safely. We want the president to embrace a
renewable energy economy right now, not tomorrow, one that isn’t going to
make people sick, that isn’t going to harm our drinking water, our food
shed, our air, and provide good safe jobs with solar power wind, geothermal
hydro, we can do it right now,” said Vogelsang.
Peaceful commotion
(c) 2013 Chenelle Terry
Although protesters made their passion to fight against fracking known, some
believe they did it in a non-combative way. Margaret Wristoff attended the
presidential speech with her kids, and said things were actually peaceful.
“I thought it was kind of neat for my kids to see that there’s two sides
and that everyone could say what they wanted to say without it turning
violent,” said Wristoff.
A motivational message
Although some people headed to the area that President Obama would be with
other motives in mind, those that attended the speech were touched by his
words. Marissa Jones, sang the National Anthem at the event. As a recent
graduate of Nottingham High School, and soon heading off to college, she says
the president’s words gave her extra motivation to continue towards a higher
education.
“I felt very encouraged to just go to school and finish and graduate. Very
overwhelming, I’m very humbled to be here and to just be a part of this, I’
m speechless,” said Jones.
Hillside & Upward Bound, programs in Syracuse that focus on higher education
preparation, were at the event. Some students said that it means a lot to
them that President Obama chose their city and is working hard to make sure
they can attend college.
Crowd awaiting President Obama at Henninger High School
Listen to the story here:
Vm P
d
Watch Syracuse welcome President Obama here:
Clip from President Obama’s speech on education:
Anti-fracking protesters outside near Henninger High School:
This entry was posted in BDJ 663.01 and tagged Chenelle Terry, Henninger High
School, ncc news, news, Obama, President Obama, Syracuse, visit. Bookmark the
permalink.
← CNY Residents React to Presidential StopThe Great New York State Fair →
Weather
Syracuse Hancock International Airport, NY
Last Updated on Sep 6 2013, 9:54 am EDT
By Chenelle Terry SYRACUSE (NCC NEWS) President Barack Obama stopped in
Syracuse to promote his plan to make college more affordable for the middle
class. The stop is a part of his 2-day bus tour across New York and
Pennsylvania to tell the community, how he plans to make a difference.
A cheering crowd greeted President Barack Obama inside Henninger High School’
s gymnasium, but it was hard for those attendees and the President to miss
the hundreds of anti-fracking protesters like Renee Vogelsang, lining the
streets.
“We know fracking cannot be done safely. We want the president to embrace a
renewable energy economy right now, not tomorrow, one that isn’t going to
make people sick, that isn’t going to harm our drinking water, our food
shed, our air, and provide good safe jobs with solar power wind, geothermal
hydro, we can do it right now,” said Vogelsang.
Peaceful commotion
(c) 2013 Chenelle Terry
Although protesters made their passion to fight against fracking known, some
believe they did it in a non-combative way. Margaret Wristoff attended the
presidential speech with her kids, and said things were actually peaceful.
“I thought it was kind of neat for my kids to see that there’s two sides
and that everyone could say what they wanted to say without it turning
violent,” said Wristoff.
A motivational message
Although some people headed to the area that President Obama would be with
other motives in mind, those that attended the speech were touched by his
words. Marissa Jones, sang the National Anthem at the event. As a recent
graduate of Nottingham High School, and soon heading off to college, she says
the president’s words gave her extra motivation to continue towards a higher
education.
“I felt very encouraged to just go to school and finish and graduate. Very
overwhelming, I’m very humbled to be here and to just be a part of this, I’
m speechless,” said Jones.
Hillside & Upward Bound, programs in Syracuse that focus on higher education
preparation, were at the event. Some students said that it means a lot to
them that President Obama chose their city and is working hard to make sure
they can attend college.
Crowd awaiting President Obama at Henninger High School
Listen to the story here:
Vm P
d
Watch Syracuse welcome President Obama here:
Clip from President Obama’s speech on education:
Anti-fracking protesters outside near Henninger High School:
This entry was posted in BDJ 663.01 and tagged Chenelle Terry, Henninger High
School, ncc news, news, Obama, President Obama, Syracuse, visit. Bookmark the
permalink.
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