Thibodeau hearing details informant status and lost card
The testimony covered Allen as an informant whose status remained unclear and who dropped out of contact. Van Patten confirmed discovering a pedigree card in January 1992 and that no one informed Allen or her family. Duell testified she found the card and did not share it with Allen. The judge ruled against recalling Bohrer for related 1981 false imprisonment evidence, with ongoing questions on prior records and transcripts.
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van Patten
Allen
Sgt
John Cox
Michael Montgomery
D&w
Kristine Duell
Sheriff’s Office
Lisa Peebles
Peebles
Mark Moody
Michael Anderson
Brett Law
Anderson
Duell
Michael Bohrer
Spinners
Bohrer
Daniel King
Rees
Ohrer
Catherine Schmitt
Wisconsin
Schmitt
King
Oswego County
Thibodeans
James Steen
Roger Breckenridge
Manslaughter case in child's death moves to county court
The Monroe County Medical Examiner’s office ruled the child’s death a homicide from multiple blunt force injuries. State police said an investigation into Amanda Jones, the boy’s mother, was pending in February. Investigator Benjamin Miller stated no charges have been filed and the probe is in a holding pattern until Lewis’ case concludes.
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Monroe County Medical Examiner’s
Amanda Jones
Benjamin Miller
Lewis
Oswego District Eyes Buying Nine Buses in Bond Vote
Oswego City School District plans to borrow to buy nine buses if voters approve a bond proposition. Bonds would be sold about 30 days after approval, with funds placed in the capital fund to cover the buses arriving July 1. The debt would be paid in the next fiscal year. buses have a five year use period. Principal options for replaced buses include adding to the spare fleet or selling at auction with trade potential for good-condition units.
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Squairs
Benjamin Halsey
Halsey
Fulton schools delay budget amid uncertain state aid figures
Fulton district battles a projected 1.5 million funding gap as officials wrestle with state aid timing, local tax limits, and potential cuts that avoid layoffs. Trustees weigh a 2 percent levy while seeking reserves recovery and consolidation to trim costs.
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Lynch
Fulton
Christine Plath
Judge rejects challenge to Oneidas land trust ruling
A federal judge dismissed all challenges to the Interior Department decision to place more than 13 000 acres in trust for the Oneida Indian Nation in Madison and Oneida counties and tax exemptions. The court found the department acted within its authority and rejected claims that the Oneidas ceased to exist as a tribe. Upstate Citizens for Equality said it plans to review the ruling.
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Albany
N.Y
U.S. Interior Department
Madison
Oneida
Lawrence Kahn
Oneidas
Upstate Citizens For Equality
Department’s
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Kahn
Department
Budget talks in New York linger over wage and schools
Albany debates continue as Gov. Cuomo and lawmakers negotiate a $142 billion budget. Ethics reform and school funding dominate the talks with disagreements over teacher evaluations and outside income disclosure. Conferees seek a June report but want timely funding decisions. minimum wage gaps persist with Democrats backing NYC areas to $15 and $12.60 elsewhere by 2018.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
Andrew Cuomo
Cuomo
State Board of Regents
Commission
Joe Lentol
Brooklyn
Capitol
Senate
Dean Skelos
Long Island
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Rochester
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Nancy
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Oswego
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Oswego, Co. Rt
Oswego, NY
Uven
Rudyshot
Rudis Hothess
Ysis
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