LaFayette Councilor Fitzpatrick resigns from town board
Councilor Diane Fitzpatrick resigned from the LaFayette Town Board citing conflict of interest concerns with a future appointment to the Court of Claims. If confirmed she must give up her private law practice and relocate to Albany to begin a nine year term beginning May 18.
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Tiane Fitzpatrick
LaFayette Town Board
George Pataky
JWU
Hubdted
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State Court of Clams
Senate
Fitzpatrick
Albany
Court of Claims
LaFayette
Diane Fitzpatrick
Housing plan advances in Manlius town projects face scrutiny
Manlius planning board advanced two housing schemes on Route 92 and Route 9 amid resident opposition over traffic and property values. Oot’s Brinnan Fields was trimmed to a lighter density 56 apartments and 74 town houses, while Muraco's 21 acre site awaits a three‑section split plan before any vote.
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Town Planning Board
Brinnan Fields
Tom Ot
David Muraco
Suburban Park Amusement Park
Route 9
Manlius
Oot
Route 92
Market Place
Flannery S Dairy Store
Robert Schhichting
Joseph Lupin
Donald W Lake Jr
Anne Kellys
Brunnan Fields
Tom
Brnnan Fields
Muraco
Budgets Adopted by Fayetteville and Minoa Villages
Fayetteville approves a 2 million dollar 1998 99 budget cutting the tax rate to 587 per 1000 with a third straight year of tax cuts. Mayor to 12000 and trustees to 4920. Minoa approves a 154 million general fund budget keeping taxes flat while raising mayoral pay to 11700 and trustees to 5520. raises take effect June 1.
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Fayetteville
Minoa
Spouses unite through life saving kidney transplant
Mary Margaret Earl profiles Carol and Lew Troast of Manlius Center who benefited from a March kidney transplant. Lew, the donor, matched his wife’s blood type and lacked antibodies that would reject the organ. Carol’s renewed health follows years of organ failure and dialysis avoidance, marked by gratitude to her husband and a successful operation at University Hospital.
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Carol Troast
Lere Troast
Lew Troast
Carol Troasts
Troast
Elizabeth Squiers
University Hospital
Sqmers
Squiers
Life of Carol Troast and her late husband Lew Troast
The account covers Carol Troast and her husband Lew Troast, describing their farm life, a 1958 marriage proposal, and Carol's long battle with kidney disease. It details her difficult pregnancy, dialysis avoidance, dietary restrictions, and ongoing health struggles while maintaining daily activities with family and husband.
Kidney gift helps couple plan a renewed life
Lew Troast retired in 1995 after 33 years as a state transportation operator and donated a kidney to his wife Carol after their frail health and failed life. She faces immunosuppression while both recover, walk together, and dream of travel in spring.
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Lewell
Carol Troast
Manhus Center
Lew
Carol
Lew Troast
State Department of Transportation
Manus village spring cleanup reminder from DPW
The village of Manus asks residents to place leaves at the curb or in containers, not in the road, to avoid traffic hazards. Leaves should be loose at the curb or in containers. no plastic bags or cardboard boxes. Brush must be cut to six feet or less. wood over six inches diameter not collected. Construction or demolition material will not be collected.
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DPW
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