Evelyn Vanderhaden, Fulton resident, 76, dies at home
Evelyn G. Vanderhaden of Fulton, 76, longtime GE Syracuse and Carrier Corp. employee, and school crossing guard, died at home on March 21, 2018. Survived by two children, five grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, sister Mary Jane Lower, and nieces and nephews. Funeral 9 a.m. Monday at Holy Trinity Church with Mass, burial at St. Mary’s Cemetery, Fulton. calling hours 1-4 p.m. Sunday at Sugar Funeral Home.
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Carey) McCann
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Fulton
General Electric
Syracuse
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Fulton City
Holy Family
Holy Trinity
ALL. Lee Memorial Hospital
Evelyn G. Agers
Fulciety Ton
Donald
Morris McCann Jr
Carolyn
Morris McCann
Mary Ann
Robert Jr.) Kimball
Robert
Angie) Vanderhaden
Mary Jane
Richard) Lower
Oswego
Bobbiejo
Monica
Ron
Robert Kimball
Angelisa
Robert Vanderhaden
Holy Trinity Church
Joseph Scardella
St. Mary’s Cemetery
City privatizes softball amid facility upgrade plan
Oswego officials move to privatize city softball operations with Champions Events, targeting facility upgrades including bathrooms. Board members back the plan as a path to revive participation after years of uncertain sponsorship, with two men's slow pitch leagues, a men’s fast pitch, two women’s slow pitch leagues, and a coed league planned.
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Economic Activity Council
Rob Cortadino
Ruth Ward
Cortain
Corradino
Oswego
Bill Bosch
Bosch
Fulton
Baldwinsville
Champions Eventsvns
Oswego City
SUNY ESF President Quits Amid Criticism and Staff Pushback
Quentin Wheeler, president of the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry in Syracuse, announced his resignation effective June 30 amid faculty and staff criticism of his hiring practices, personnel moves, and finances. Interim leadership will begin July 1 as a search for a new president starts.
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N.Y
Suny College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Quentin Wheeler
Wheeler
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ESF
SUNY
Clinton to Attend Louise Slaughter Funeral in Rochester
Former President Bill Clinton will attend the Rochester funeral of longtime New York Congresswoman Louise Slaughter. Hillary Clinton Nancy Pelosi and Rep John Lewis will speak alongside others as more than 40 members of Congress are expected to attend. Slaughter, 88, died after a fall at home and had served 31 years representing western New York.
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Rochester
N.Y
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Congress
New York
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Easton Theatre
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Pelosi
Morgia
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Slaughter
Kodak Hall
Washington
Oswego board debates code of conduct and student support
Oswego school board discussed clarifying expectations for student conduct on property and at school events. They reviewed disciplinary options from warnings to suspension, tutoring requirements, and support services including Teen Intervention and a school resource officer, aiming to balance discipline with re teaching and parental involvement.
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Spaulding
Duffy
Board of Education
Oswego High School
Liberty
Parkland teens spark a global march for gun reform
Parkland students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High lead a worldwide movement after a Valentine’s Day shooting. They plan March for Our Lives events with nearly 1 million expected in Washington and 800 sister marches from California to Japan, backed by donations and celebrity support.
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Florida
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Amal Clooney
Modern Family
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Ben Platt
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Everytown For Gun Safety
Gabrielle Giffords
Arizona
Jordan Harb
Mountain View High School
Mesa
Atizonans
Gil Sifety
Harb
Marjory Stoneman Douglas
Casey Sherman
Parkland
Broward County
Marty Kiarie
Riley Helberg
Crescenza Valley High School
Los Angeles
Charlie Puth
New York
An Minisee
America
Minisee
Alex Wind
Stoneman Douglas
New York Senate OKs homicide charges in overdoses
The New York Senate approved Laree's Law naming opioid and heroin dealers as homicide suspects when their products cause fatal overdoses. The bill targets mid and high level dealers, not users who share drugs. It advances to the Assembly where opposition is anticipated.
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N.Y
New York State Senate
State Assembly
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Laree Lincoln
Albany County
Senate
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