Brothers beaten in church to force confession, two die
In New Hartford New York, Lucas Leonard 19 and his 17 year old brother Christopher were beaten for hours during religious “counseling” at Word of Life church. Lucas died. Christopher remains hospitalized. Parents Bruce and Deborah Leonard face manslaughter charges. four adults charged with assault. Neighbors describe a cult atmosphere surrounding the church and home.
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New Hartford
N.Y
Word of Life
Upstate New York
Lucas Leonard
Christopher
Lucas
Michael Inserra
Bruce
Deborah Leonard
Sarah Ferguson
Syracuse
Eva Monaghan
Deaths Conzone and Warren funeral notices
Jean Conzone died Oct 13 2015. Funeral at 9 a.m. Saturday St Joseph Church. Burial in St Peter's Cemetery. Calling hours 4-6 p.m. Friday at Sugar and Scanlon Funeral Home Oswego. Karen Warren died Aug 22 2015. Celebration of life at 2 p.m. Sunday Oct 18 Seventh Day Adventist Church Fulton. Arrangements by Sugar and Scanlon Funeral Home.
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Conzone — Jean
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Sugar & Scanlon Funeral Home
Fourth St
Oswego
Warren
Karen
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Fulton
Police Blotter Details multiple warrants and local charges
Hastings officers arrest Leshem Escoffery on a Hastings warrant. Syracuse man Nicholas Richards faces third degree criminal mischief and petit larceny in Granby. A 17-year-old in Cleveland faces a fourth degree misdemeanor. Brian Barrett of Allentown charged with DWI. Shakeeme Townes of Oswego cited for noise. Joseph Mannino Jr. of Mexico faces second degree aggravated unlicensed operation and marijuana possession. Unnamed male in Pennellville faces sexual abuse and endangering the welfare of a child. Jeffrey Sherman of Mexico charged with aggravated DWI with a child and unlicensed operation. Walter Brand of Constantia faces two counts of second degree criminal contempt. Wesley Lewis of Fulton charged with second degree aggravated harassment. Calyx Estep of Cleveland charged with unauthorized use of a vehicle. Cheyenne Carvey of Schroeppel charged with petit larceny in Fulton.
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Fulton-based
Nicholas J. Richards
Syracuse
Granby
Cleveland
Central Square
Auo
Joseph C. Mannino Jr
Albright Road
Mexico
Pennellville
Schroeppel
Jeffrey L. Sherman
Academy St
New Haven
Walter J. Brand
Knapp Road
Constantia
West Monroe
Pulaski-based
Wesley D. Lewis
Fulton
Palermo
Hastings
Cheyenne W. Carvey
City of
Sanders cash haul after debate shows strong support
Bernie Sanders raised over 1.3 million dollars in the four hours after the debate while social media tracked him as the top searched candidate on Google and most discussed on Facebook and Twitter. Hillary Clinton backers celebrated a strong night as Biden faces tougher odds.
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Washington
Bernie Sanders
Google
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Michigan
Jennifer Granholm
Clinton
Las Vegas
Granholm
MSNBC
Sanders
Joe Biden
Biden
Facebook
Twitter
FBI
Barack Obama
CNN
Granby highway superintendents race pits three candidates
In Granby a three way November ballot contest for highway superintendent features Jefferson Richards Conservative Independ ence lines Robert Collins Republican and incumbent Robert Phillips Democrat Richards plans to restore pre Moyer department leadership and relies on daily road observations while Collins emphasizes maintenance costs and staffing expertise Phillips cites savings from a used snow plow purchase and his long Granby tenure election day is November 3.
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Jeffrey Richards
Robert Collins
Robert Phillips
Collins
Richards
Granby
Lynn Moyer
Moyer
Highway Department
Syracuse
Oswego County
Cornell Cooperative Extension
Phillips
Schroeppel
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Brian Barrett
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Allentown
Shakeeme J. Townes
W. Bridge St
Minette United Methodist Church Corner
Empire Avenue
White House
Nevada
Ellen Degeneres
Fox News
Obama
ABC
Maryland
Martin O'Malley
David Axelrod
Donald Triffitp
Trump
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W. Bridge ST. Oswego
Central
New York
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