Upstate Conference Proposed to Revive New York Region
Sean Kirst urges a Syracuse conference to spotlight upstate weaknesses and strengths inviting lawmakers and business leaders while excluding politicians. Aimed at rebuilding the region, a future debate between Rudy and Hillary could anchor a regional revival with Syracuse University involvement.
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Syracuse
Police blame shooting rise on weather and drug violence
Police linked a burst of shootings to weather and a pattern of violence at a Syracuse residence. A shooting damaged a bedroom, sending two pedestrians to hospitals. victims include Jamontae Wallace and Lacandra Allen, with multiple gunmen implicated and prior related incidents noted near West Side locations.
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Jah Haskins
Hawley Ave
Lacandra E. Allen
Plan aims to bolster police community ties
Syracuse officials discuss a plan to involve clergy and community leaders in police work to improve trust. Critics worry about roll call access and confidentiality while supporters view it as an innovative step. Clergy and gun violence reform groups would participate to build relationships and reduce shootings.
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Burglar ransacks Madison Li ving Medical Center
A burglar ransacked at least a dozen offices in the Madison Living Medical Center over the weekend, stealing about $1,460 in cash from medical offices and Mimi's Bakery in the basement. The intruder entered via a second floor window after climbing an air conditioner unit, breaking glass and holes in walls. A separate break-in at Crouse Irving Memorial occurred Friday night. Police have no suspects. concerns include access to patient records and potential equipment vandalism.
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Syracuse to host police community dialogues start April 26
Syracuse launches a pilot program bringing 127 to 140 police officials and community leaders together to share stories and build trust. The five two hour sessions aim to bridge gaps between police in neighborhoods and residents, including people of color, continuing a history of civic dialogues begun in 1997.
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