Bicyclists protest reception and route through Skaneateles
Cyclists angered by a reception in Ithaca and Sunday ride to Owasco Lake raised 63000 dollars. Zarcone recalls a police officer urging a route change to Skaneateles, while McNeil proposed an outside villa route for safety. No tickets were issued as riders selected the village path and Anne Tindall faced arrest threats directing traffic. The village board would need police approval to assist with traffic control.
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Ithaca
Owasco Lake
Zarcone
Skaneateles
McNeil
Villa
Anne Tindall
Tindall
Dwi charges filed against several Syracuse area residents
Onondaga County sheriff's deputies and Syracuse police charged Kim Kalenak 24 of Clay with driving while intoxicated and failure to keep right after 2:47 a.m. on South Bay Road Cicero. James Nickola 44 of Court Street Road faced Dwi at 9:45 p.m. in the 500 block of North State Street. Other defendants Ji ly William Dunn Jr. 35 of Canastota faced Dwi third degree aggravated unlicensed operation and unsafe passing after an East Taft Road Cicero crash. Maizie Brown 24 of W Corning Ave was charged at 2:34 a.m. on East Fayette Street with Dwi and related offenses.
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Onondaga County
Kim Kalenak
Williams St
Clay
South Bay Road
Cicero
Kalenak
Jily
William RA. Dunn Jr
Route 31
Canastota
East Taft Road
Dunn
Maizie Brown
W. Corning Ave
East Fayette Street
Brown
James Nickola
Court Street Road
North State Street
Burglaries Reported in Syracuse Areas
Laura NM Jacobs told police a break in at 30 Ackerman Avenue yielded a camcorder two video tapes a Sony battery pack a camera lens and bag and an electronic flash. Thanh Phan’s apartment at 1 North Salina Street was pried open and police found a VCR two cigarette lighters $600 in cash and two rings and four bracelets taken.
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Syracuse
Ackerman Avenue
Laura NM
Jacobs
North
Salina Street
Thanh Phan
Karen D. Stroud
Brother seeks closure after Syracuse murder trial
Eiven Watanabe traveled from Japan to Syracuse to watch the verdict and honor Sayuri Watanabe. He spoke of shared human emotions across cultures, said the case will not end with the verdict, and noted his sister’s dream to master many languages and work in the United States. A shrine, a memorial plaque, a scholarship, and a tree in Arizona memorialize Sayuri. The family plans civil action and continues investigations after the criminal case.
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Watanabe
Syracuse
Eiven
Sayuri Watanabe
Japan
Mozart
Amadeus
Sayuri
America
Arizona
Syracuse University
School of Management
United States
Harneet Watanabe
Haruhiko Watanabe
Thomas
William Lynn
Patricia Lynn-Ford
Tenant Guilty Of Murdering Landlady In Courtroom Verdict
The jury convicted Powell of murdering landlady Thomas after earlier defense comments claiming extreme emotional disturbance. Prosecutors argued Powell killed with intent, noting inconsistent stories and using PTSD or battered wife syndrome as excuses. Relatives reacted with tears as Powell was led away in cuffs.
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Richard Plochocki
Powell
Thomas
Plachocki
Plochucki
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Yegen Equity Loan Corp
Wood Office
Liverpool
N.Y
Nys
Manning
Appaanton
Omri Wymemts
Ellen
Travel Center
W. Taft RD
Auto Club
E Cruise
Camden Upholstering & Carpet CO
William Dann
Mayfair Circle
Dino Dicerbo
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Timothy Rogers
Bann
Cathy
Stephanie Zerrillo
Dicerbo
Hibiscus Drive
Soule Road
Page
Lynn-Ford
James McGinty
McGinty
Teleral
Wolf ST
Genesee ST
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