Lawrence M Wolfe Sr longtime Martville resident dies aged 82
Lawrence M Wolfe Sr known as Larry or Moose, 82, of Martville, died Wednesday Oct 28 at LaFayette. He worked 50 years as an operating engineer with Local 545 Syracuse. Survived by wife Rita Hartnett Wolfe and many children, siblings, grandchildren. Calling 4-7 pm Nov 2 at Foster Funeral Home Hannibal. service 10 am Nov 3 with burial Hannibal Center Cemetery. Memorials to Arthritis Foundation or American Heart Association.
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Paul
Florence Wolfe
Larry
Syracuse
Irene Moore Wolfe
Lawrence Wolfe
Irene Alexander
Stephen Wolfe
William
Carl Wolfe
Dorothy Reis
Rita Hartnett Wolfe
Martville
John Wolfe
Sterling
Maureen) Wolfe
Rochester
Rita
Vincent) Stanley
Auburn
Thomas Wolfe
Utica
Robert
Tina) Wolfe
North Syracuse
Beverly
Joseph) Harmon
South Carolina
Alan Wolfe
Missouri
Andrew Wolfe
Pennsylvania
Joseph Wolfe
Ralph
Dorothy) Wolfe
Florence Dann
Baldwinsville
Foster Funeral Home
Cayuga Street
Hannibal
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Arthritis Foundation
Upstate NY
Monroe Ave
American Heart Association
P.O
Boston
Cautious Approach Urged for Great Lakes Net-Pen Fish Farms
Experts urge careful study of rainbow trout net-pen farming in Lake Michigan and Lake Huron noting no permit requests have been filed. Public comment in November planned. supporters cite environmental protection with proper management, while opponents push a ban. Aimed at regulators evaluating future permits, pilots would require tight waste, disease, and location controls.
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Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
Lake Huron
Tammy Newcombe
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Michigan Sea Grant
Michigan Environmental Council
Rick Jones
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DelConte advocates creative problem solving for Oswego County
DelConte outlines a plan combining fiscal conservatism with value-added county programs. She highlights her background with the Bone Diggers 4-H Club and First United Church of Oswego, ownership of Black Creek Farms, and service on the OCSD School Board. Her priorities include leveraging land and water assets to spur economic growth, promoting a distinct county identity for tourism and business, and shifting from property to sales tax for essential services. Election Day is Nov. 3.
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Oswego County
Kio outlines Volney style efficiency for 18th District
Kio, an early county sheriff deputy turned plant union leader, touts fiscal restraint and intergovernmental sharing. He cites Volney’s budget practices, promising line by line scrutiny and minimal tax increases to benefit taxpayers. He emphasizes representing residents’ interests and applying private and public sector experience to county governance.
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Dredging enters second year on Neatahwanta project in Granby
The Granby Reclamation Committee completes its second year of dredging on Neatahwanta Lake. Volunteers purchased equipment and run two shifts to clear sediment in the lake center and west. Nine springs opened, and operations pause for winter. Officials aim to resume mid July spawning season. The effort relies on community volunteers and contributions.
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Ober
Peration
Pete
Williamson
Reclamation Committee
John de Hollander
Oswego
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