Firefighter Revives Puppy After Onondaga Hill Blaze
Onondaga Hill volunteer firefighter David Okoniewski entered a burning home at 3787 Griffin Road Sunday night and resuscitated a seven month old mixed breed puppy named Boomer with mouth to mouth until medics arrived. A squirrel in a cage did not survive. Sheriff’s investigators probe the fire. owner Shirley Winters has prior arson charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Okoniewski
Onondaga Hill
Sie
Okomowski
Boomer
Griffin Road
Okonmiewski
Beth
Bradford St
Valley
Syracuse
Onondaga Hill Fire Department
Cellular One
Shadow
Okoniewski
Onondaga County Sheriff's Department
Shirley Winters
Winters
Marilyn Oscher Baron
Obituary notices pile up in Auburn and Interlaken region
Obituaries list several local residents including former athletes and church members. Services are scheduled at Sanborn McDaniels LaRobar in Camden for a Redfield era player, with survivors across Canastota West Amboy and Auburn. Others include a 97 year old Auburn resident and a 59 year old Interlaken man with multiple family members and veteran status. Funeral home arrangements are noted with private graveside rites and memorial donations requested to local funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark McClellan
Gates Road
Manlius
Grand Rapids
Mich
New York City
Mr. McClellan
Manhius
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
American Federation of Musicians
McClellan
DeWitt
Marion
Catherine M. Rice
Chittenango
John C. Jr
Brockport
George
Michigan
Newell-Fay Funeral Home
Pleasant St
Mantius
Central
New York
Elizabeth “Liddy” Wilson
Indian Town Road
Vernon
Wilson
Sherrill
American Legion Auxiliary
William Russell Post
Marble Hill
Kirtland
Campbell-Dean Funeral Home
Oneida
Ronald L. Foland
McGuire St
Oneida Healthcare Center
Foland
Oneida High School
Oneida Ltd
Verona Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Community Associated Clubs
Canastota Saints
Zeba
Ron Foland
Alice Catarino
Patricia Stephens
Dayton
Ohio
Veronica Kelsey
Westchester
Penny Schmidt
Cato
Kurt Johnson
Oneida Castle
Funeral Home
Main St
American Diabetes Associaon
Anna Ryan Danehy
Genesee St
Erieville
Danehy
Perryville
Chittenango Central
Clockville
Cazenovia Seminary
Cortland Normal School
Michael J
James F
Canton
Patricia Hagen
Cazenovia
Mary Ellen Danehy
Fairport
Jane Goldacker
Margaret Fieldler
Kathryn la Fave
Birmingham
Redfield
Kasoag
Illiamstown
Weatdale Federated Church
Edna Wilson
Dorothy Wickham
Karen Boyce
Canastota
Shirley Metott
Westdale
Walter L. Kinney
Ernest Bennett
Lillian Kennedy
West Amboy
Marion Dunn
Lakeport
Carrie Evans
Pulaski
Onondaga County Veterans Cemetery
Finger Lakes
Williams St
Auburn
Farrell
Catherine “Kit
Kenna McGinn
Sherman St
Fleming
St. Alphonsus
Lewis St. Farrell Funeral Home
South St
Interlaken
Thomas N. Cartner
Cayuga Medical Center
Ithaca
Mr. Cartner
Ausburn
Borg- Warner Automotive
Cartner
Lake Country Horsemen's Association of
Interlake
Alan
Way-Out Saddle Club
Newark
South Seneca Sportsmen
John D. Covert
Teachers' union faces first challenger since 1985
The Syracuse Teachers Association president seeks re-election against Kate McKenna of Nottingham High School. Ballots mailed May 14 and counted May 28. McKenna runs with Professionals Partnerships. Pietrantoni leads The Alliance slate. Union aims broader community engagement and school decision involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Teachers Association
Nottingham High School
Kate McKenna
Jeanette Pietrantoni
McKenna
Donlon
Paula Drake
Roberts
STA
Robert Gentile
Alliance
Pietrantoni
Ailsta
Pietrantani
Appeals court orders GOP repay Barrett loans in 1989 1996
An Appellate Division ruling 5-0 upheld dismissal of the GOP committee appeal and required repayment of two no interest loans Barrett made to fund headquarters and operations. Barrett, once GOP chairman, said the ruling reflects current tensions with party leadership and emphasized his wider political involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Republican Committee
J. Patrick Barrett
Manlius
Appellate Division
State Supreme Court
Barrett
William Powers
U.S
Alfonso D'Amato
GOP
Court of Appeals
State
Pierre Rinfret
Mario
City to train landlords on handling crime nuisances
City approves an 18000 contract with John Campbell to run a free landlord training program funded by federal grants. The program, used in about 300 cities, covers tenant screening inspections and reporting to police, aiming to curb crime and nuisances at properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Campbell
U.S. Department of Justice
Voluntary Service
Portland
Ore
Campbell
Maria Clavadetscher
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Kenneth Terrell
George J. LaBelle Sr
McCaw Road
A.L. Lee
Fulton
Mr. LaBelle
Williamson
Waterloo
Rochester Carpenters Loca
LaBelle
Wateron
LaSelle
American Legion
Williamstown
Thomas
Romulus
Terrance
Timothy
Gertrude Tunley
Ted”, Jr
Cue-Genung Funeral Home
Elizabeth Wilson
Lillian Gajewski
Lilian Gajewski
Pattison Street
James Square Health and Rehabilitation Centre
Pennsylvania
Transfiguration Church
The
Rosary Society
Adam Sr
Adam Jr
Oave
Gary Uf
Spokane
Wash
Paul
Gulfport
Miss
Carol Armelino
Giminski-Wysocki Funeral Home
Woodlawn
W. Genesee St
Anna R. Danehy
Walter C. Kinney
Ravine Street
Albany Medical Center
Apri i
Florence
Mr. Kinney
I.A. Rapasadi & Sons
Thomas J. Quinn Jr
South Street Road
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Mr. Quinn
Buffalo
Eileen Maloney
Patrcia Missal
Homosassa
Fla
Catherine
Kit’ McGinn
Davidle
Vaysbeach
Nioerey
Eric Clere
Onondaga County
Kevin Moore
Michael Nord
Timothy Quinn
Cicero
Walter Zuk
Apante
Brittany
Teachers’ Union
Maureen Nolan
Loretta
By Erik Kriss
Albany
Harrett
New York Post
D'Amato
City
Sue Welbezahl
Vito Sciscioli
City Community Development
Portland Metropolitan Area
Clavadetscher
Seiseroli
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