Syracuse man arrested after parolees find drugs in motel
Police say Karl Broome and girlfriend Genevieve Lugo were found in Room 129 at Motel 6 on Carrier Circle. Officers reported cocaine residue and Brooke cutting crack cocaine into $50 bags for resale. Broome charged with felony possession and sale. arraigned without bail. Lugo charged misdemeanor possession with appearance ticket for April 7.
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Syracuse
State Department of Parole
DeWitt
Carrier Circle
Karl Broome
Onondaga Ave
Genevieve Lugo
East First St
Plain View
Glenn Miner
State Police
Lugo
Broome
DeWitt Town Court
Joan Centra
Justice Center
Jungo
Onondaga County
Court rules Landis workers can return to jobs in Solvay
A federal appeals court in New York City ruled that Landis Plastics must reinstate Kathy Laulier and Clara Sullivan at its Solvay plant while the company appeals. The 26th Circuit denied Landis request to keep them out during the appeal, citing prior judge Rosemary Pooler's finding their firings were illegal.
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Landis
Landis Plastics
Solvay
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New York City
Kathy Laulier
Clara Sullivan
Rosemary Pooler
Saumier and
Sullivan
United Steelworkers of America
Saulier
Gregory Landis
Saulier and
Rene
Syracuse toddler survives 20 foot fall from home window
A two year old boy Kalto Young of 147 Grace St fell twenty feet from a second story window after pushing through a screen while on his brother's bed. He was treated at University Hospital and released. Police call the fall accidental and note parents were nearby.
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Syracuse
Kalto Young
Grace St
Young
University Hospital
D.J. Pauldine
Pauldine
House approves storm relief funding for Upstate New York
The House backed a 2.9 billion emergency bill with tens of millions for ice storm recovery in Upstate New York and New England. A $20 million provision would aid utilities facing about 285 million in damages, with Niagara Mohawk cited as facing substantial storm losses. Senate talks may raise total aid, while negotiators draft a final package. New York representatives led by Rep. James Walsh pushed House leaders to approve the aid.
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House
Upstate
New York
New England
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Senate
New York Representatives
James Walsh
Onondaga
Nine Mile Creek trout fishing opens in New York
The 1998 trout season opened as fishermen cast along Nine Mile Creek near Marcellus. A cold front was forecast amid 28 showers and thunderstorms, while Central New York endured a string of 85 degree days with record warmth at Syracuse. Warm spell to end with low 50s by Thursday, after a wet snowstorm in early April.
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Nine Mile Creek
Marcellus
New York
Syracuse Hancock International
Syracuse
Towns seek flood risk cuts after near miss on Oneida Lake
Experts say a repeat of the 1993 flood along Oneida Lake is unlikely though communities remain wary. Cicero saw thousands of properties damaged in two days of spring flooding, with Beach Road hardest hit. residents recall boats, mud, and hotel stays as crews and volunteers aided victims. Officials stress ongoing monitoring and flood-prevention measures, noting Mother Nature still controls risk and that perceptions of inundation may reflect engineered drainage aims.
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Aong Chieida Lake
Itsibutaries
Cicero
Beach Road
Oneida Lake
Skaneateles Eyes Beach Land Deal Over Denied Grant
Skaneateles weighs using eminent domain to seize 61 acres of Sandy Beach risking an $833,400 state grant issued under the 1986 Environmental Quality Bond Act. A referendum will be held between May 3 and May 15 after petition verification. a quick move could secure or forfeit the funds as residents decide.
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Skaneateles
Sandy Beach
Brian Vattimo
State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation
Bessmas Activities Co
Rob
Four men charged in gun thefts from Dick's store
Four men are charged with conspiring to steal firearms from Dick's Sporting Goods stores between 1993 and 1997 with aid from Martin Wise a former salesman. The scheme involved guiding each thief past the cash register without payment and reselling through the Syracuse Gun Show. The thefts totaled 56 rifles over four years with at least one gun taken per defendant. Authorities say more arrests are possible and Wise awaits possible charges.
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Dick’s Clothing and Sporting Goods
Dick’s
Martin J. Wise
DeWitt
Cicero
U.S
Elizabeth Riker
Wise
Sne
Christian M. Kolmsee
Morgan Road
Memphis
Andrew J. Casey
Creekview Drive
Bridgeport
Stephen C. Young
Westminster Ave
Syracuse
Richard C. Murray
Coldbrook Road
Homer
Riker
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
ATF
Harold Maxwell
Maxwell
Murray
Dick's
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Turtle Road
Keith Thompson
By Montanette
Rocket
Ses Lake
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