Sunoco Warehouse Fire Traced to Cutting Torch Renovation
Sunoco Ethanol Plant fire started when a construction worker used a cutting torch to renovate an aging warehouse on site. Fire crews from multiple departments battled the blaze for 30 to 45 minutes and cleared debris after ensuring the fire was extinguished. no serious injuries reported.
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Sunoco
Fulton
Sunoco Ethanol Plant
Donald Forbes
Jeffrey Shields
Forbes
Volney
Cody
Phoenix
Granby
Palermo
Pennellville
Central Square
State Police and Center Ambulance
Moyers Corner
Stony Brook Overpaid Tuition Aid, Audit Finds
Auditors say New York state university on Long Island overpaid nearly 4.2 million dollars in tuition aid for ineligible students over three years. 175 students were reviewed, 21 payments disallowed, with many not meeting credit requirements or duplicating earned credits. Higher Education Services Corp. should recover the funds. Stony Brook spokeswoman says staff and training have been added and students won’t be charged.
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Albany
N.Y
Long Island
Stony Brook University
New York
Higher Education Services Corp
University
Lauren Sheprow
Stony Brook
Rise of the Revenue Cutter Service in Early America
A three paragraph summary traces the creation of the Revenue Marine later the Revenue Cutter Service as the first federal law enforcement and armed maritime force. It covers Hamilton’s push for cutters, local construction and appointment, wartime naval control, and early uses on the Great Lakes including Oswego and Sackets Harbor during the War of 1812.
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Continental Navy
United States
Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton
Collectors of Customs
Congress
Bath
Maine
The
Revenue Marine
Revenue Cutter Service
Revenue-Marine
U.S. Navy
France
U. S. Navy
Great Lakes
Lake Champlain
Caribbean
Detroit
Rochester
Oswego
Sackets Harbor
Plattsburg
U.S
Vermont
Champlain
Lake Ontario
William R. Walsh
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Daniel Alloa
Oswego and
Oneida
Jackpot
Aaa
PLC
Lame Welt
Turningstone.com
Lees
Turningstone
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