County adopts revamped purchasing rules under city procurement plan
Onondaga County moves to centralize purchasing and require at least three providers for professional services. The changes, pushed by Purchasing Director Rich ard G. Sheeran, stem from a Legislative Commission on Procurement Policy proposal. An oversight committee and advisory panel will guide bids and proposals.
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Onondaga County
Richard G. Sheeran
Sheeran
Legislative Commission On
Edward J Ryan
17Th Dist
John C. Kanaley
Birth Dist
Ryan
Frank J. Spina
Calocerinos & Spina
John R. Loveland
O’brien & Gere
Donald B. Roe
Niagara Mohawk Power
Arp
Department of Law
County Central Services
Jack Priest
Sheriff
Art Antique Auction to Aid Landmark Fund
A fund raising auction by the Association of Cen Yar to support landmark restoration and adaptive reuse in Onondaga County. The sale features salvaged architectural items and period pieces including a Hall Great painting Trains a 1845 Hox Grand Piano two carved duck decoys by Ken Harris and more with a weekend in the Thousand Islands and a Victorian dinner for 10. Proceeds benefit LACNY a non profit organization.
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Landmarks Association of Central New York
Michael F. Fallon
Landmark Theater
Association of Cen- Yar
Alurday
Ken Harris
N. Currier
Molly Cowgill
Thousand Islands
LACNY
Classmates mourn death of Tammy Adams
Adams Elementary School mourns 11 year old Tammy Sue Marcellus who died after a playground accident at the Watertown area school. A memorial service is being considered by her mother with services set for Gouverneur at St James Church.
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Adams
Adams Elementary School
Tammy Sue Marcellus
Watertown
Elaine Marcellus
N. Main St. Adams
Bovee
Gouverneur
Bargaining Agent Election Set For East Syracuse Minoa Staff
East Syracuse Minoa district clerical workers and teacher aides may vote on May 11 from 3 to 9 p.m. in the high school cafeteria to choose a bargaining agent under the Taylor Law. PERB will supervise a secret ballot with options including the non-institutional personnel council, the clerical association, or neither. The existing council represents the employees.
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East Syracuse Mines
New York State Public Employment Relations Board
PERB
East Syracuse-Minoa Council of
East Syracuse-Minoa Clerical Association
New York State United Teachers
Episcopal coadjutor Whitaker chosen for Central New York
The Diocese of Central New York will consecrate Very Rev. O Kelley Whitaker as bishop coadjutor at 11 a.m. Saturday May 16 in the War Memorial. Whitaker, elected last November, comes from Oriando Florida where he led St Luke Cathedral until 1973 and has served in Syracuse since March. He will become the eighth bishop of the diocese which now has 116 parishes.
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Central New York
War Memorial
O'’Kelley Whitaker
Ned Cole
Father Whitaker
Syracuse
Orianto
Fla
St. Luke
North Carolina
Orlando
Duke University
Seabury-Western Theological Seminary
Seabury-Western
Betty Frances Abernethy
William
Margaret
Andrew
Duke
Cole
Walter Highley
Frederick Dan Huntington
New York State
Duck blamed for accident in Oswego County roads
An early morning crash in Palermo involved a duck crossing County Route 36, causing a single vehicle rollover that injured a 20-year-old Fulton man and 17-year-old passenger. The driver Frederick Crimmins and Darlene Jones were treated and released from Oswego Hospital. No tickets issued. The duck survived.
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Oswego
Palermo
Fulton
Oswego Hospital
Oswego County
Frederick Crimmins
Sundown Road
Crimmins
Darlene Jones
Seriba
North Road
Michael J Green Named Dual Director At St Camillus Center
Michael J Green is appointed to a dual role at St Camillus Health and Rehabilitation Center directing both personnel management and the pulmonary rehabilitation program. He fills the vacancy created by the death of John F Case, who also served as assistant administrator. James F Spencer will succeed Case as assistant administrator, while Green comes from St Joseph's Hospital Health Center where he led the respiratory therapy department.
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Michael J. Green
St. Cam~ulus Health and Rehabilitation Center
John F. Case
St. Camillus
James F. Spencer
Case
Green
St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center
Central New York Baseball Memorabilia Association Meeting
Baseball card collectors plan a 7 p.m. Monday gathering at Twin Trees Restaurant for the Central New York Baseball Memorabilia Association. The newly formed group offers a forum to swap collectibles and share information. Ten Journalism Explorer Post 932 members spent a day with Herald-Journal staff during Easter break.
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Twin Trees
Central New York Baseball Memorabilia Association
Journalism Explorer Post 932
Herald-Journal
Christopher Bernard
Patricia Buerschig
Jim O'Hara
Joseph Pittman
Larry Richardson
Laura Mills
Mike Fish
Sandra Saunders
Mark Gagnon
Fred David
Paula Miner
Seth Resnick
Robin Gleason
Becky Shultz
Hope Lafferty
Mary Beth Irving
Gail Mayo
John Dowling
Explorer Post
Syracuse
Richardson
The
Post
Herald-Junior
ES M Band Members Perform at Rome New York School
East Syracuse Minoa Spartan Band and Circuit Guard played at the New York State School for the Deaf in Rome. The ES M Band conducted by Jeffrey H Patchen performed Incantation and Dance Overture in Pop Style and Moving Right Along. The Circuit Guard demonstrated marching maneuvers and a full routine. The Rome school offers a weekly general music program for pre school to 11th grade using hearing aids and residual hearing. The deaf school band also played Tenderfoot March and Old Tom Dooley with help from ES M musicians. The ES M group has toured extensively in Onondaga County New York State Virginia Massachusetts Connecticut Florida and Canada.
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East Syracuse-Minoa Spartan
Circuit Guard
New York State School For the Deaf
Rome
Es-M
Jeffrey H. Patchen
Tenderfoot
Tom Dooley
ESM
Onondaga County
New York State
Virginia
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Florida
Canada
Baldwinsville Adviser Appointed to NY Conservative Panel
Party adviser Paul T. Weiss of Baldwinsville is named to the New York Conservative Party State Advisory Committee. Weiss, an insurance agent, has been a Conservative since 1964, was Van Buren town chairman in 1974 and continues in that post, and has served on the Onondaga County Republican Executive Committee.
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Paul T. Weiss
Baldwinsville
New York Conservative Party
Weiss
van Buren
Onondaga County
Cicero sponsors open slow pitch tourney June 6 7
The town of Cicero Parks and Recreation Commission along with the Greater North Syracuse Chamber of Commerce sponsors a men and women open slow pitch tournament on June 6 and 7 with locations across Clay Central Tritowne Park Cicero Central Gateway North Syracuse Lonergan and Cicero Skyway Park. First place prizes are 2000 for men and 700 for women and winners qualify for USSSA events in Dundalk Maryland and Cincinnati Ohio. Entry is 100 before May 22 and 125 from May 22 to June 4. Each team may have up to 20 players in a double elimination format. Contact Jon Cooley at 699-5233 or 452-0754 for details.
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Town of
Cicero
USSSA
Dundalk
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jon Cooley
Cicero Parks and
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