Village budget talks and town contracts under review
The board discussed a 3.9 percent water utility rate increase and other refinements while noting SEG members will receive a $40,120 state reimbursement for last year’s updates to assessment rolls. A public hearing tonight in North Syracuse covers Cicero and Clay tax changes, with Solvay Library adding new computers through a Gates Foundation grant.
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Syracuse dropout program stays open under study
The state Labor Education Department denies shutting the Syracuse alternative school for dropouts as it studies legality. Alternatives Unlimited, a Maryland firm, will run the program for now under a district contract while plans to solicit proposals for future operators are developed. The Syracuse Teachers Association argues the district lacks authority to contract with a private firm, while district officials say the private program provides cost-effective support and the district must fund its own alternatives if needed.
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Zoo imposes disease controls over visitors
At Ro samond Gifford Zoo Burnet Park officials urge visitors with recent overseas farm exposure to avoid entry or disinfect footwear after a five day waiting period. The policy aims to curb foot and mouth spread to hoofed animals while noting no human risk and no US cases yet. Officials said the measure is precautionary and the sign remains in place reflecting Britain’s outbreak concerns.
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Youth in custody after death threat email to CBA students
A 13-year-old student from Christian Brothers Academy was held at Hillbrook Detention Facility after being ordered to undergo a psychological evaluation to assess danger to self or others. He faces possible aggravated harassment and false reporting charges. county prosecutors plan to file a juvenile delinquency petition.
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Teens describe beating and stabbing on Avery Avenue
Syracuse police say a revenge driven street assault left 16 year old Patrick Diotte stabbed five to six times after an ongoing feud with 18 year old William Yager and associates. Two suspects were charged with felony gang assault as up to seven youths joined the attack near 1219 Avery Avenue. Diotte remained in fair condition at University Hospital Wednesday.
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Avery Avenue
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Wolcott St
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