Schumer Secures 75000 for Firearms Education Project
Senator Schumer announced a $75,000 allocation for a county program focusing on public education about firearms. He stressed the effort aims to address community safety and training for local owners, with plans for public outreach and education activities slated to begin this year.
Alliance forms to unite faith groups for Syracuse solutions
Reverend Sherman Dunmore leads ACTS the Alliance of Communities Transforming Syracuse a faith based group uniting clergy and lay people to train leaders coordinate workshops and pursue shared causes. The initiative backed by East Side Neighbors in Partnership and a 33000 Catholic Campaign grant aims to empower communities to meet basic needs and dream plan act together.
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Unniversity United Methodist Church
Cherylene “Twisgy” Billue
East Side Neighbors
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ACTS Alliance Meetings Adjust for Easter Month
Facts on ACTS Alliance of Communities Transforming Syracuse members meet at 1 p.m. on the second Thursday each month, but will gather the fourth Thursday in April due to Easter. For meeting sites call Last Side Neighbors in Partnership at 423-7911 ext. 227.
Probation group in Massachusetts shows reduced recidivism
A 12 week Waxter program for offenders cut recidivism from 45 percent to about 18 percent versus a control group. The initiative, funded by the state, operates in 11 Massachusetts districts and aims to build self reflection and nonviolent negotiation skills through literature and discussion. Participants gain confidence network backing and intellectual growth beyond rehab.
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Robert McCarthy
Rescue Mission
McCarthy
Rivas case haunted by accusations of evidence suppression
Six years after Valerie Hill was found dead in Syracuse, Onondaga DA William Fitzpatrick faced claims by defense lawyers that prosecutors hid material undermining the theory that Hill’s former boyfriend Hector Rivas stalked her. A hearing on a bid for a new trial is set as the district attorney’s office denies the charges.
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Eastwood
Onondaga County
William Fitzpatrick
Hector Rivas
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Fitzpatrick
Hill
Rivas
State Supreme Court
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Fitzick
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Erik Mitchell
Mitchell
J. Kevin Mulroy
Hickok Avenue
Syracuse
St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center
Rochester
Court of Appeals
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District Attorn Office
Schulz and Pasek bat hope for Hall of Fame display
The article recounts Schulz’s baseball hero story, including desire for the Pasek bat to be shown at the Hall of Fame and his exchanges with Kren, Morris, and Joe Kren. Schulz expresses love for baseball and hints at a Peanuts cartoon to accompany the bat, with references to Charlie Brown and Mondrian-like columns.
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Obituary: Adie, Oneida resident, dies at 31
Kelly A Adie 31 of Like Road Oneida died Friday at Oneida Healthcare Center Extended Care Facility Born in Oneida she graduated from Oneida High School and SUNY Potsdam She was program director for ARC of Onondaga County Survivors include her parents Jackquiline and James J Adie of Oneida a sister Amanda Adie of East Rutherford NJ Services at 11 am Wednesday Campbell Dean Funeral Home burial Oneida Castle Cemetery calling hours to 4 and 7 to 9 pm Tuesday at the funeral home Contributions: Extended Care Patients Activities Fund 321 Genesee St Oneida NY 13471
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Onondaga County
Jackquyline
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Amanda Adie
East Rutherford
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Oneida Castle
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St. Agnes Church
St. Agnes Cemetery
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St. Yuica
Community partners: parks and programs funded by soda deals
Municipal leaders seek funds for parks and youth programs through collaborations with Coca Cola and Pepsi. Officials note brokers may be involved, but prefer direct funding to communities. Spokesmen say such partnerships help towns provide services they could not fund alone, while scrutiny grows over operating terms and local impact.
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Bob Lanz
Coca-Cola
Lanz
Local drink deals shape schools and village contracts
Baldwinsville in 1939 sealed a 250000 dollar deal with Peps making the village official soft drink. East Syracuse Minoa district earlier signed a 10 year Coca Cola contract yielding about 707000 and widespread Coke consumption for students and staff. Liverpool and North Syracuse in 1998 inked Coxe deals offering over 1 million in commissions over 10 years to fund new athletic complexes.
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