Obituary for Stanley W. Lyttle Jr. of Hannibal
Stanley W. Lyttle Jr., 65, of Hannibal died July 28, 2016 after a cancer battle. Born in Wayland, he lived much of his life here, graduated G. Ray Bodley High School in 1969, retired from Huh Tamaki Fulton in 2014. Survived by wife Terry, son Randy, daughter Dana, grandchildren Kayden and Hunter, sister Paige Adams, stepfamily. No services per his wishes. Donations to Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital or University Hospital, Syracuse. Foster Funeral Home, Hannibal, in charge.
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Hannibal
Stanley W. Lyttle Jr
Wayland
Stanley Lyttle Sr
Lucille Reigelsperger
G. Ray Bodley High School
Huhtamaki
Fulton
Stan
Ruth Todd
Jane Reitschky
Terry
Randy
Amanda) Lyttle
Dana
Tom) McIntyre
Kayden
Hunter McIntyre
Paige Adams
Mike
Evan
Eric Todd
Shelly Sachel
Adele Seubert
Upstate
Golisano Children’s Hospital
Children’s Circle
Syracuse
University Hospital
East Adams St
Foster Funeral Home
Funeral services set for Sandra M. Hough of Fulton
Sandra M. Hough 71 of Fulton died July 26 2016 after a brief illness at St Joseph Hospital Syracuse She lived in Cato most of life moved to Fulton five years ago She worked at Nestles Fulton Golden Corral and Strupplers Survived by husband Gerald 43 years and children Byron Kim Size more Keith Allen Sizemore Gerald Scott Tammy Hough Shaun Neil Bethany Hough brother Larry Goodwin nine grandchildren Predeceased by Glenn and Sharon Goodwin Arrangements Sugar Funeral Home Fulton
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Fulton
Sandra M. Hough
St. Joseph Hospital
Syracuse
Fair Haven
Glenn
Sharon Goodwin
Sugar Funeral Home
Funeral services for Thelma M. Borden held at Nelson Funeral Home
Thelma M. Borden died July 24 2016. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. Thursday at Nelson Funeral Home with Rev Yohang Chun officiating. Remembrances were by her niece Bobbie Jean Carson. Interment followed at Riverside Cemetery with the minister presiding.
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Thelma
T” M. Borden
Nelson Funeral
Yohang Chun
Bobbie Jean (Borden) Carson
Riverside Cemetery
Chun
NY prisoners with disabilities in unit abused and neglected
Advocacy group says inmates in Sullivan Correctional Unit 64, created to provide therapy and out of cell time, faced beatings, racial slurs, drunken staff, and ignored mental health needs. Officials dispute claims while investigations continue and praise actions to address concerns.
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NEW York
Lawyers For Disability Rights
Sullivan Correctional Facility
New York Civil Liberties Union
Dany
Department of Corrections and Community Supervision
Bryan Hilton
State Office of Mental Health
Hilton
Jimmy Miller
Edible balloons and sprinkles lift New York ice cream museum
New York's Museum of Ice Cream offers an edible balloon room a Chocolate Chamber and a pool of 11 000 pounds of confetti sprinkles. Co founder Maryellis Bunn with Manish Vora leads a six room tour featuring custom flavors by Irwin Adam and weekly treats from local shops. Admission ranges from free early hours to 18 dollars for individuals, 30 for two, and the attraction runs until August 31.
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NEW York
Maryellis Bunn
Irwin Adam
Future Food Network
Ublis
Bunn
Willy Wonka
Vera
Adam
Peaceful restraint marks Philadelphia convention scene
Police and protesters showed restraint at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia. Officers issued $50 disorderly conduct tickets and released demonstrators with water, while about 11 arrests occurred over four days and roughly 100 ticketed protesters were processed.
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Philadelphia
Bernie Sanders
City Hall
Broad Street
Richard Ross
Mary Catherine Roper
Pennsylvania
American Civil Liberties Union
Cleveland
Berners
Wells Fargo Center
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Eric Ferrero
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