Syracuse police seize betting records and marijuana during home search
Officers found marijuana and betting records at a home in Syracuse as part of an investigation. A man injured in a shooting near Park and John Streets is released from hospital. Two teens, Raheem Dunaway and Randy Williams, face charges related to weapons and attempted murder. In other news, Northern Onondaga Public Library System plans children readings at Brewerton and North Syracuse branches on April 18 with free events.
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Larry McCraney
Fayett
Park and
John Streets
Pol
Ranegers
Raheem Dunaway
Thurgood Terrace
Randy Williams
Lilac
Northern
Onontaga Public Library System
Friday Workshop on Mental Retardation
A daylong workshop on mental retardation is scheduled Friday. Wolf Wolfensberger of Syracuse University's Training Institute will lead the event, which runs 8 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. in Room 201 at the Goldstein Student Center South Campus.
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Wolf Wolfensberger
Syracuse University
Training Institute For Human Service Planning, Leadership and Change Agentry
Goldstein
South Campus
Seven face charges after hospital disturbance
Seven Syracuse residents were arrested Sunday after a disturbance at University Hospital. Charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest were Erick Jackson 21 Leann Jackson 18 Keristen Williams 21 Jacqueline Scott 30 Robert Jackson I 27 Oneta Marks 26 Yara Williams 24.
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University Hospital
Erick Jackson
Oakland St
Leann Jackson
Hawley Ave
Keristen Williams
McLennan Aves
Jacqueline Scott
Gifford St
Robert Jackson I
Thurber St
Oneta Marks
Yara Williams
Bishop Ave
Baldwinsville School Board Eyes 46.7 Million Budget
The Baldwinsville school board is set to vote on a 46.7 million dollar budget for the 2000 2001 year. The plan funds building improvements, computer upgrades, and several new teachers to meet state standards. Meeting at Durgee Junior High School begins 7 30 p.m.
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Baldwinsville
Durgee Junior High School
Zen Center to Offer Six Week Meditation Course
The Zen Center of Syracuse begins a six week meditation course on Tuesday led by Roko Sherry Chavat. The program teaches mindfulness and present moment awareness at 266 W Seneca Turnpike with sessions at 7 30 p m. Cost is 75 dollars, 65 for students and seniors, information by calling 4929773.
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Zen Center
Zen Center of
Syracuse
Roko
Chavat
W. Seneca Turnpike
North Syracuse eyes soft drink contract deals
North Syracuse considers exclusive beverage vending partnerships to tap potential funds for schools and municipalities. Consultant Victoria Swanson coordinates the efforts while connections with Coca Cola and Pepsi intensify across Central New York, Buffalo and Chicago venues.
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North Syracuse
Cola Kings
Victoria A. Swanson
Salina
Coxe
Pepsi
Comiskey Park
Chicago White Sox
United Center
Chicago Bulls
Reuters
Buffalo-area
Amherst
Buffalo News
Baldwinsville
Syracuse
1 Pou
North
New York
Swanson
Laison
Vicky
Comedy Cure
Vision In Motion Enterprises
Solvay to Read Meters Remotely First in Central NY
Solvay Electric Department plans remote meter reading for 5,300 plus customers in Solvay Lakeland and parts of Westvale. Superintendent John Montone said proposals will be requested in three weeks and installation aimed for early October with a $290,000 project funded by Energy Efficiency Program money. Officials from Niagara Mohawk and New York State Electric & Gas will observe as Ameren in St. Louis reports success with over 1 million meters outfitted since 1997.
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Solvay
Central New York
Solvay Electric Department
John Montone
Montone
Lakeland
Westvate
Niagara Mohawk
New York State Electric & Gas
St. Louis
Ameren Corp
Timothy Fox
Community's Voices Sing Together at Messiah Sing In
Civic Morning Musicals staged a Messiah sing in at the Cathedral of the Im maculate Conception in Syracuse led by Grant Cooper of the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra. Four soloists joined the choir and orchestra in Handel’s work dedicated to the memory of Howard Boatwright of Fayetteville, who died last year.
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Civic Morning
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Syracuse
Grant Cooper
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
Howard Boatwright
Fayetteville
Epee Lannea
Liaisonaregre
Carol Ansell Spradling
Civic Morning Musicals
Schulz’s Peanuts and a Syracuse bat maker
The Cooperstown exhibit may include an old Johnny Pasek bat from the Kren bat company of Syracuse as part of a Peanuts era display. Jeannie Schulz recalls her husband Sparky’s humble roots and belief Pasek symbolizes a journeyman hero who inspired Charlie Brown. Pasek later ran a Niagara Falls tavern serving early morning beer to chemical plant workers.
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Schulz
Syracuse
Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
Johnny Pasek
Kren Bat Company
St. Paul
Minn
Sparky
Charlie Brown
Pasek
Joe Shlabotnik
Jeannie Schulz
Sunday
Niagara Falls
Novelattempt changes lives in Syracuse book club
A probation officer, a judge, a Syracuse University professor and 12 men meet weekly at the Rescue Mission to read Toni Morrison and discuss The Bluest Eye. The Changing Lives Through Literature program, started in 1991, aims to help participants gain insight, build inner strength, and avoid incarceration, now offered in Syracuse with local judges and volunteers guiding discussions.
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Syracuse University
Toni Morrison
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Brian Mayock
New York City
University of Massachusetts
Robert Waxier
Mayock
Cultural Resources Council
SA English
Liselle Gibson-Diaz
Joseph Fahey
Baldwinsville
Elijjah Huling Jr
Tim Deegan
Liverpool
Deegan
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Colorado
Jerome Melvin
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Hotchkiss
Popsi
Coke
Larry Jabbons
Istoonsky
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Ete Nesses
phowDoTaDnEt
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Charles Schulz
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Sean Hirst
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