Fulton former power worker Hawksley leaves long illness end
Clarence Hawksley 71 of State Route 3 East died at home after a long illness. A Utica native, he lived in Fulton and Volney area since 1951, retiring in 1986 after 41 years with Niagara Mohawk Power in Lycoming. He served in many church and fraternal roles, was a WWII Navy veteran, D-Day participant, and held leadership in Masonic and VFW groups. Survived by wife Melba Ruth and four sons plus two daughters, services Thursday at First Presbyterian Church of Fulton with burial at Crown Hill Memorial Park. Cailing hours today at Foster Funeral Home with Masonic services. Contributions suggested to American Heart Association or the church memorial fund.
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Bud” Hawksley
Utica
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BPOE
Hiram Lodge 144
F&am
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Normandy
Oswego District 48
Masonic War Veterans
State of New York
Post 569
VFW
Volney Volunteer Fire Department
Melba Ruth
Frederick A
Mark F
Richard L
Kent
Ohvo
Todd W
Parish
Carol A. Faso
Rochester
Susan R. Merrifield
St. Peers
Long Beach
N.C
Alma Krum
Vero Beach
Fla
Dorothy Rice
Williamsport
Crown Hill Memorial Park
New Hartford
Foster Funeral Home
Fay St
Funeral
American Heart Association
Memorial Fund
Elizabeth Wiegand
Ithaca
Elizabeth
Betsy" Wiegand
Upland Road
Reconstruction
Wiegand
Cornell University
The
University
College of
Lakeland
Consumer Economics
Office of Public Affairs
College of Human Ecology
Karl McKay Wiegand
Katie Noonan
Brown Road
Bangs Funeral Home
Margaret Y Lange 88 of Syracuse area dies at 420 N Franklin
Margaret Y Lange 88 formerly of Watertown and Syracuse area died Tuesday at St Josephs Hospital. She wrote Transformations a 1981 book on personal growth. She attended Boston University and graduated Cazenovia College. Survived by husband J Andrew two daughters Margery Lange Keskin Rhoda Lange Breithaupt a brother two sisters four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Services will be private.
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N. Franklin St
St. Joseph's Hospital
Watertown
Margery Lange-Keskin
Jamesville
Rhoda Lange-Breithaupt
De‘Witt
George A. Bonadio
Virginia Bock
Plattsburgh
Arlene Straka
Phoenix
Ariz
Drivers uncertain on new 65 mph interstate limits
State police report the 65 mph speed limit on portions of interstates went into effect Tuesday. Motorists near Cortland slowed to 55 mph as officers noted lingering confusion. Officials warn against resuming higher speeds, citing safety and lower fatalities, while radar tech and detectors complicate enforcement.
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Spt
Terry Sullivan
Cortland Barracks
Sullivan
Mai Gregory Sitler
Sitler
Siller
Dave Murray
Ra-Lin Discount
Burnet Avenue
Murray
Brother of dead boys testifies against mom in 1988 case
Leonard Hare testified about his decade long search into the deaths of two brothers from the 1960s era. He linked his findings to the 1995 arrest of Dorrothy MacKing, 48, of Auburn, who is charged with murdering her sons Thomas and William in the 1960s. The Onondaga County hearing will determine if she stands trial and whether the long delay in filing charges violated rights to a fair trial.
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Anthor Dorrothy MacKing
Auburn
Thomas
Willram
Onondaga County
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Leonard Hare
King
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Hare Hat
Botton
Aliegatiung
Firzpatrick
James Maxwell
Faheys
William Alsever
William Hare
Byephem
D. Carhemela Rota
Dorothy King
Syracuse
Suburban residents confront burglaries in shared fear
Neighbors on Griffins Lane report a home break in while the homeowner’s mother was away for about an hour. Mrs Griffin suspects intruders will break in if they want. Barbara Barnett recalls $10,000 in stolen electronics, replacing doors with steel and deadbolts. The Martins say the incident shook the street, yet residents vow to watch out for each other and remain vigilant.
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Mrsffin
Mrs. Griffin
Barbara Barnett
Richard Road
Skaneateles
Ranchestyle
Ince
Eastwood Neighborhood Watch Aims to Keep Crime Low
Eastwood residents feel safe yet wary amid tree lined streets and small businesses along James Street. Syracuse Police data show Eastwood ranks mid among 20 beats with low homicide in five years and modest crime overall. a new 164 Neighborhood Watch group led by Jum Crosby aims to bolster safety.
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Allampi
Eastwood
Syracuse
Syracuse Police Department
Hastwood
Allamor
Jum Crosby
Syracuse Orange Mascot History and Logo Debate
An oral history traces Syracuse University mascots from Bill Orange and the Saltine Warrior to modern logo debates in 1996. It notes early attempts, campus shows, and a committee weighing lion, wolf, and other icons while keeping the orange color identity.
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Syracuse
Salt City
Sam
Fero Quois
Soeone
Nookeo
Bill Orange
Wil Orange
Sam Darby
Forest Democracy
Consu
Buzz Shaw
Althoug
Syracuse Bucks
An Identity Reexamination After Five Years
A local court considers a request for a renewed identity review five years after initial proceedings. Officials weigh updated documents and testimonies to determine eligibility for restoration of status. The case centers on the implications for residency and rights moving forward.
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