City man found guilty in North Side killing
A state Supreme Court Jury deliberated about four hours Thursday before finding Burnt Warren guilty of first degree manslaughter and misdemeanor criminal possession of a weapon for the attack on Richard Covich on North Side Street last year. Covich died the next day at St. John’s Hospital. The jury also heard an accomplice testify about the beating and a 14 year old tied to the incident, with related family court handling for the younger participant. Warren faces up to 25 years in prison at sentencing.
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St. Jh's Hospital
Warren
Tho
Covich
Thomas
John Crandall
Eurnt Warren
Lodi Street
Covid
Dougherty
Thomas Warren
John Brunetti
FM school group funds Erie Canal project with private foundation support
Teachers at Mott Road join Bells and Mowes to stage a three day Erie Canal program next spring funded by $750 from the Payetteville Manlius foundation after a $750 grant request and $1,800 for a world premiere music commission. The group has raised about $40,000 to date for projects and endowment efforts.
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Molt Road
Hir Bells and Mowes
Formda
New York Foundation For the Arts
Kathy Southwell
Mott Road
Erie Canal
Southwell
Payetteville-Manlius Foundation
Wellwood Middle School
Paul Robesonerforming Arts Company
Hagle Tall Middle School
Dennis Baldwin
Foundation
Gun sweeps target guns and outside sources in community
Police chief Tim Foody and DA Bill Fitzpatrick push beyond gun seizures to trace weapon suppliers. They cite nine guns and hundreds of rounds seized on Gifford Otisco streets and Richmond Avenue and 487 guns last year, 288 so far in 1996. Community leaders urge practical action and youth programs to curb gun violence.
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Tim Foody
Bill Fitzpatrick
Gifford
Otisco
Richmond Avenue
Tim
Auevouny Akamner
Rich
Jim Walsh
Washington
Otisco Street
Remember 1696 a history lesson on the Frontenac invasion
Ethel Fine organizes a 1696 commemorative program marking the August 3 and 4 events when Count Frontenac led a French force to Onondaga. Supported by Alice Papineau, the event features a veteran walk, elder words, a caravan to the 1698 village site, a noon powwow and picnic with singing dancing and crafts at Onondaga Lake inner harbor park.
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Ethel Fine
Count de Frontenac
Montreal
Onondaga
Pine
Syracuse University
Fine
Mohawk Valley Community College
Alice Papineau
Jamesville Reservoir
Inner-Harbor Park
Onondaga Lake
Route 91
Irnkindl Onondaga
Jamesville
County plans to reduce sewage odor near Inner Harbor
Onondaga County and Lakefront Development Corp officials met to review a $7.7 million plan to curb foul odors from the West Hiawatha Boulevard sewage plant. The plan covers covering raw sewage tanks and replacing mixing with direct air injection to reduce hydrogen sulfide emissions and odor, while noting some odor will remain. The county legislature must approve the proposal before progress.
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Syracuse
Inner Harbor
Onondaga County
West Hiawatha Boulevard
Stephen Suhowatsky
Lakefront Development Corp
Randy Ott
Wil Wien O
Ott
Joseph Mastriano
West Genesee Street widening to begin near Camillus
A delayed project to widen West Genesee Street near Fairmount Fair in Camillus starts today. It adds three left turn lanes for Sunnybrook Drive Office Max and West End Road, easing traffic jams near Sunnybrook but may cause brief delays. The plan, constrained by Geddes Brook protected trout, must run between July 1 and October 1 per the DEC, with construction lasting about a month.
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Genesee Street
Fairmount Fair
Camillus
Sunnybrook Drive
West End
Jeffrey Lynch
County Degment of Transportation
Sunnybrook
Ah Ie
Fairmountairs Cranston
State Department of Environmental Conservation
DEC
DeWitt Supervisor Faces Heart Surgery Choice
DeWitt Town Supervisor James Guyette 61, with degenerative heart disease, weighs options including high risk bypass surgery in Milwaukee, laser surgery at Cleveland Clinic, or joining the national heart transplant waiting list. He has suffered several heart attacks and remains active while seeking treatment decisions.
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DeWitt
James Guyette
Guyette
St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center
Chuck
Milwaukee
General Electric Co
Cleveland Clinic
DeWitt Canal Day Features Kids Activities and Free Shows
DeWitt celebrates Canal Day at Ryder Park with a 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. lineup focused on children. Clowns, storytellers including Tom Knight and Produee 9, and songwriter io West perform, followed by Playground Pop and a 9 p.m. fireworks display. Nik and the Nice Guys headline the evening crowd.
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DeWitt
John Rathbun
DeWitt Parks and Recreation Department
Ryder Park
Tom Knight
Rochester
Childran'e
Produee
Norwich
Io West
Worcester
Playground Pop
Ard Oates
Nik
Nice Guys
Rescue Mission may get 780000 in bankruptcy settlement
In a 350 million case in Syracuse a World Concern lawyer said donors in the Foundation for New Era Philanthropy Ponzi scheme won’t recover fully. Rescue Mission Syracuse seeks at least 780000, about 60 percent of its loss, with objections from seven people and support from trustees and advocates urging broader recoveries.
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Philadelphia
Dean Waldt
World Concern
Syracuse
Winch Helps
Foundation For New Era Philanthropy
Radnor
Waldt
John Benjamin Carroll
Rescue Mission
Thurs- NY
Fira
Andrew Schwartz
Philadelpha
Carroll
U.S
Bruce Fox
Iwo
Atet
Questiorrall
William Lynch
Philadelphia College of Bible
Lynch
Richard Hill
Evangelical Council For Financial Accountability
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Richard Covich
Senor
Stephen Dougherty
North Sile
Foody
Fitzpatrick
Jakewise
Rich Puchalski
Ursday
DE Son Pasice Ara Pemcind
Midland Avenue
Ella Mae Potter
Ella Mae
Takingfp
Huddies
Japan
United States
Canada
Australia
Fayetteville
A Tay
Camillus Road
Heart
Robert. Seman
Prudential Securiies Inc
Rollin van Broekhoven
The
Evangelical Council For Financial Accountabilty
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