Five tips for a healthier lifestyle and week
The Orondtage County Healthy Department promotes a healthier lifestyle through diet exercise and prevention. Barbara Laws public health education supervisor emphasizes moving more eating well smoking cessation and regular health screenings. The piece highlights actives like walking with family enhancing physical activity and reducing sedentary behavior, plus guidance on smoking risks and car seat safety for children. Volunteers are sought for health week outreach with a four hour weekly commitment, training, and interviews.
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Orondtage County
Barbara Laws
Endety
Lumia Asterisk Run for City Council Amid Nomination Talk
Vince Lumia announces candidacy for the 1st District Common Council seat while Republican Steve DeRegis weighs a mayoral bid. DeRegis may withdraw if not nominated. Lumia hints at an at large run if DeRegis goes mayor. Lumia stressed education and family, courting voters with campaign gear in a University Tower Hotel gathering.
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DeRegis
Noider Aba
Luna
Luma
Steve DeRegis
Lumaa
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Botel Arcong L Fa
Bernard Mahoney
Lisa Poula Haber
Mahon
Mahoney
Council
Vince
Peerie
Syracuse police warn of pair scam targeting business owners
Syracuse police describe a street fraud where two suspects pose as relatives of prominent local businesspeople to request about $80 for a supposedly towed car. Victims include owners of Hafner’s Restaurant and other nearby businesses who were pressured to thank Tassone’s name, while authorities urge calling police and avoiding cash payments.
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Syra Bhe
Case
Joe Sweeny
Sweeny
Joan
Jake Hafner
Tom
Hafner
Dominick Tassone I
Dominick
Burnet Avenue
Las Vegas
Tassone
Peron
Family and friends join in on MS fundraising walk
Beth Farrell, diagnosed with multiple sclerosis seven years ago, led by example as she and more than 20 Fayetteville Manlius district colleagues joined the 12th annual Upstate New York MS Society walk at Nottingham High School. Nearly 500 participants pledged funds toward a cure, aiming for $600,000 district wide, with Syracuse contributing about $345,000. Volunteers lined the 8 mile routes, supporting participants and promoting awareness of this family disease.
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Beth Farrell
Farrell
Fayetteville-Manlius
Upstate New York
National
Nottingham High School
Sue Leahey
Syracuse
Leahey
Elds
Bob Fulier
Cen Square
Linda
Fuller
Youth to Youth Conference promotes drug free partying
Cammi Clark Seat writer Megan Silsby urges peers to enjoy fun without drugs or alcohol at the 2001 Youth to Youth Conference in Jordan Elbridge. About 200 teens from Central and Western New York attended a weekend of skits dances and workshops led by Jordan Elbridge staffer Sue DePauw and Syracuse Parks Commissioner Ronald Otis Jennings who encouraged teens to invest in others and pursue their fullest potential.
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Megan Silsby
Jordan-Elbridge
Jordan
Silsby
Central
New York
Sue DePauw
Obituaries Highlight Died in New Jersey and Arizona
Lament Stone 88 of Hardsburg Pa died Friday at home after a career as beautician and newsstand owner in Jersey City. Survivors include daughter Joyce Cordliss and siblings Rite Shaughnessy and Jack Lamont. Services at Long Island National Cemetery. Hoover Funeral Home arranging. Bernice K Doull 92 formerly Fulton died in Chandler Arizona after years as Avon representative. Survivors include daughter Lind K Howard and sons Gerald N Jr. services and burial planned in Fulton.
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Auphin Manor
Hardsburg
Jersey City
Charles N
Joyce Cordliss
Camillus
Rite Shaughnessy
Jack Lamont
Florida
Cehildren
Long Island National Cemetery
Hoover Funeral Home
Hartisburg
Bernice K. Doull
Fulton
Chandler, Ariz
Stone Mills
Anzona
Avon
State Stree United Methodist Church
Garden Club of
Gerald N
Lind. K. Howard
Chandler
Ariz
Gerald N. Jr
Englewood
Colo
Foster Funeral Home
Mount Adnah Cemetery
Fay St. Fulop
Demonstration at Finish 2t Carousel Center on sweatshop issue
NYPIRG members protested Nike sweatshop concerns in front of The Finish 2t Carousel Center. Mall security reported the peaceful demonstration was dispersed. Separately, Clay Recreation Department offers a Spring Break Boys Camp from April 16 to 20 at Gillette Road Middle School with a $60 fee and bring your lunch. Jazz workshop planned at Mantius Pebble Hill School in DeWitt. The 315 All Stars qualified for the Jazz at Lincoln Center festival in New York City in May.
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New York
Eredt
Carousel Center
Nike
Mall Securiy
Clay Recreaton Department
Gillette Road Middle School
Bear Road
Mantius Pebble Hill School
DeWitt
All Stars
Lincoln Center
New York City
Bus Replacement Plan On May Ballot For Liverpool district
Bob Peters transportation director asked the Liverpool school board for 673,144 to replace seven buses including a wheelchair accessible unit, four smaller vehicles, and 11 two way radios. The state large bus contract was renegotiated but orders can proceed under the old contract for a 14 percent saving. Voters will decide on May 15 alongside the budget.
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Bob Peters
Liverpool
Peters
Lawmakers debate raises as term nears re elections
Dale Sweetland urges compensation for office holders as all legislative seats face re election. The legislature redraws districts using census data, reducing seats from 24 to 19. Sanford earns 82623, Sid Ogiesby 22545, Kraft 18301, with 2 percent raises approved earlier.
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Dale Sweetland
Rabius
Sanford
Democratic
Sid Ogiesby
Kraft
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