Marie Frassinelli 72 Schnecksville dies after cancer battle
Marie Rose Macaluso Frassinelli 72 of Schnecksville Pa wife of Bruce Frassinelli former Palladium Times publisher died Jan 5 2015 after ovarian cancer diagnosis in 2012. Surviving with husband are sons brothers step sons and nine grandchildren with services led by local clergy and burial at Gate of Heaven Nesquehoning. Donations urged to American Cancer Society.
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Schnecksville
Marie Rose (Macaluso) Frassinelli
Palladium Times
Bruce Frassinelli
Frassinellis
Coaldale
Joseph L
Anna (Cellucci) Macaluso
Marie
Bright’s
Lansford
Express-Times
Easton
Janice Snyder Realty Co
Oswego
County of Oswego
Fulton
Monkiewicz
Kim
Joseph L. Macaluso
Rosemary
Whitehall
Larry J. Macaluso
Stephen Frassinelli
Kristine
Exeter Township
Michael Frassinelli
Melanie
East Stroudsburg
Paul Frassinelli
Caroleen
Anderson
S.C
Michael
Kaitlyn
Joey
Andrea
Ashlyn
Fiona
Nick
Felicia
Ciara
St. Terese
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church
E. Garibaldi Ave
Nesquehoning
Francis P. Schoenauer
Msgr
Daniel J. Yenushosky
Gate of Heaven
American Cancer Society
P.O
Oklahoma City
Joseph S. Blazosky
E. Catawissa St
Obituary for AJ Jasewicz of Little Falls and Oswego area
AJ Jasewicz 43 longtime Little Falls resident died January 5 2015 at St Josephs Hospital Syracuse surrounded by family. He was born October 27 1971, son of Albert D and Lillian Jasewicz. He lived 18 years in the Oswego area and worked for Sherwin Williams as a sales rep in the floor coverings division. He enjoyed cooking, golf and basketball and was a Boston Red Sox and Dallas Cowboys fan. He is survived by his mother, his children Joshua Christian Cortney and two others, girlfriend Shannon Spath, siblings and many relatives. Calling hours January 8 at Enea Funeral Home with funeral January 8 7 pm officiated by Pastor Joseph Famulare. Contributions to a fund for his children are requested. Online condolences at eneafamily.com.
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Oswego
AJ Jasewicz
Little Falls
St Joseph’s Hospital
Syracuse
Albert D
Lillian
Porter) Jasewicz
Little Falls High School
Sherwin Williams Company
Boston Red Sox
Dallas
Joshua
Christian
Tracey Jasewicz
Cortney Brienza
Tyler
Isabella
Shannon Spath
Kevin Jasewicz
Patricia Talaba
David
Linda Bennett
Glenville
Brenda Chrisman
Robert
Laurie Tinkler
Andy
Sharon Mumford
Greg
Dolgeville
David Jasewicz
Albert D. Jasewicz
Enea Family Funeral
W. Monroe St
Joseph Famulare
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Eneafamily.com
White House vows veto of Keystone XL pipeline bill
The White House threatened to veto the first Republican Senate bill approving the Keystone XL pipeline. Sponsors said they had enough votes to overcome a filibuster, while Obama critics argue the review process must proceed. The House planned a Friday vote to pass its version of the $5.4 billion project amid debates over route viability and environmental impact.
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Washington
White House
Senate
Barack Obama
Congress
Josh Earnest
State Department
Nebraska
Joe Manchin
D-W.va
John Hoeven
R-N.d
Mitch McConnell
House
Manchin
West Virginia
American Petroleum Institute
Jack Gerrard
U.S. Energy
Capitol Hill
Gerrard
Mary Landrieu
Louisiana
Bill Cassidy
Hoeven
Chuck Schumer
New York
Debbie Stabenow
Michigan
Obama
TransCanada Corp
South Dakota
Public Utilities Commission
Canada
Gulf Coast
Middle East
America
U.S
Mary E Bond 1940s Oswego native
Mary E Bond died Saturday January 3 2015 at St Luke Health Services Oswego born in Oswego daughter of Harold and Marie Bond retired from Oswego City Savings Bank worked Fay s Drug Co in Oswego lifelong West Baptist Church member known for humor generosity and kindness survived by brother John Bond five nieces two nephews two sisters in law predeceased by brother funeral private burial Riverside Cemetery spring graveside service arrangements by Dain Cullinan Funeral Home
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Oswego
Harold and
Marie Doran Bond
Miss Bond
Oswego City
Sharon Bonacorsi
Man
Montgomery
Robert Bond
Marc Bond
Elaine Bond
Mary Bond
Robert
Ethel Wells
Riverside Cemetery
Dain-Cullinan Funeral Home
Fulton Oswego County police blotter reports multiple arrests
Fulton and Oswego area police report a series of charges. Timothy J. Zaryski, 35, Fulton, faced forcible touching. Ryan P. McDougall, 22, Oswego, charged with second degree aggravated harassment. Joshua A. Carvey, 24, Oswego, charged with grand larceny and trespassing. Sarah A. Meyers, 38, Oswego, charged with petit larceny. Lawrence Carr, 42, Oswego, charged with petit larceny second degree reckless endangerment and resisting arrest. Rickie M. Spicer Jr., 32, Oswego, charged with disorderly conduct. Jake A. West, 23, Oswego, charged with public urination. Stacey A. Glazier, 42, Syracuse, charged with driving while intoxicated. Tanya L. Collins, 34, Fulton, arrested on a warrant from Minetto Town Court.
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Fulton-based
Timothy J. Zaryski
Fulton
Granby
Oswego
Ryan P. McDougall
Fourth St
Joshua A. Carvey
Sarah A. Meyers
Lawrence Carr
Oswego City
Rickie M. Spicer Jr
Ridge Road
Jake A. West
Middle Road
Stacey A. Glazier
Vertex Path Apt
Syracuse
Tanya L. Collins
Minetto Town Court
Strong currents slow search for wreckage of AirAsia plane
Indonesia expanded the hunt for Flight 8501 as rough seas impeded debris retrieval and divers reaching fuselage fragments. Two more bodies were found for 39 total, with the search area increasing by about 185 square kilometers. An American ship, USS Fort Worth, detected two large seabed objects at 28 meters while seven large fuselage pieces were located but remain inaccessible due to currents and silt.
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Pangkalan Bun
Indonesia
AirAsia
Cue Agency
Suryadi B. Supriyadi
Henry Bambang Soelistyo
Soelistyo
USS
Fort Worth
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Children's Center of
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National Association For the Education of Young Children
Oswego.edu
Sausay
ScribaMeats
Mary E. Bond
St. Luke Health Services Inc
Www
Daincullinan.com
Achmad Ibrahim
Associated Press
Myers Rd
Scriba
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