Oswego loss: Michael V. Lynne longtime Oswego art teacher dies
Michael V. Lynne 70 of Oswego an Oswego High School art teacher for over forty years died Thursday May 5 2015 at home. Born Oct 2 1944 in Rochester he was an only child of Earl and Lorraine Lynne. He is survived by his wife Evelyn son Christopher daughter Elissa and granddaughter Anna. A devoted family man and lifelong educator he earned a BFA and an MS in Education from RIT and taught art in New York state for decades including 25 years at Oswego High. He held a captain’s license sailed teaching positions and studied at SUNY Oswego. The memorial is private donations to the Michael V. Lynne Memorial Scholarship for Fine Arts Oswego City School District.
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Death Pfaff Albert S Feb 10 2015 funeral services and hours
Albert S Pfaff died February 10 2015. Calling hours are 4 6 p m today at Dain Cullinan Funeral Home 112 E Second St. Funeral services are 11 a m Saturday at Minetto United Methodist Church with a reception to follow.
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Police Blotter Includes Multiple County Charges
Hastings state police charge Anandal Ritzgenald 27 West Monroe for criminal mischief. Keith Gauthier 32 West Monroe cited for second degree criminal contempt. Andrew Giannotti 34 Pulaski charged with multiple counts including first degree criminal contempt and resisting arrest. George Manford 38 Hannibal charged with fourth degree grand larceny. Angela Zaygz Oswego charged with driving while intoxicated. Jay Hendrickson 23 Oswego charged with third degree aggravated unlicensed operation. Jeffrey Bartlett Jr. 29 Fulton charged with second degree criminal contempt. Gregory Reis 41 Fulton charged with third degree aggravated unlicensed operation. Charges occurred between Wednesday and Thursday in towns Volney Richland Mexico Fulton Oswego.
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Power cut at Rotterdam Square Mall over unpaid bills
National Grid cut power to Rotterdam Square Mall in Schenectady County citing unpaid electric bills. The company would not disclose the amount owed and said a payment plan is being arranged. Mall owner Kohan Retail Investment Group previously valued the monthly bill around 000. The mall, which cost $8.5 million last year, has seen four retailers depart, including Macy’s.
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Utah mother pleads guilty to killing six newborns
Megan Huntsman 39 pleaded guilty to murdering six newborns over a decade in Pleasant Grove Utah. Prosecutors say the meth addicted mother hid the bodies in her garage, with seven infants found after their father Darren West discovered the remains. The plea could yield a life sentence, though a five year minimum is possible per the deal.
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FBI director says US at crossroads on race and policing
FBI Director James Comey warned the United States faces hard truths about race relations and law enforcement. He urged healthier dialogue, cited incidents from Ferguson and Garner, highlighted unconscious biases and divergent police responses, and called for better data to understand policing outcomes and community safety.
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US recalls hit near sixty four million vehicles in 2014
US government figures show automakers issued 803 recalls totaling almost 64 million vehicles in 2014, more than double the prior record. GM led with 84 recalls totaling nearly 27 million, including ignition-switch issues linked to crashes and 52 deaths. Air bag inflators from Takata caused the largest part of recalls, with about 21.8 million units recalled across 10 makers.
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