Two Syracuse men shot on South Side. minor injuries reported
Police said Michael Edwards and Karl Broome, both in their 20s and 30s, were in a eastbound car on Belte Avenue at about 9:30 p.m. when a man approached and fired. Edwards and Broome were treated at Community General Hospital for non life threatening upper body wounds.
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Syracuse
Michael Edwards
Karl Broome
Belte Avenue
Joe Sweeny
Raeh
Sweeny
Commmunity General Hospital
Hope Avenue
Battrill
Thenn Mpineariag
Ken Mokrzycki
Mother Faces Drug Count After Police Raid
Syracuse woman Lucila Jimenez, 36, of 685 W Onondaga St, was charged with a drug felony and endangering the welfare of her children after officers found crack cocaine on a kitchen table. Social Services took custody of her two kids and officers seized 1699 dollars.
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Perry Boyking
N. Salina St
Talisha Brawner
Panty
Syracuse
Lucila Jimenez
W. Onondaga St
Arredo County
Loretto Faces Severe Sanction Over Nursing Home Tragedies
State charges Loretto Cunningham/Fahey Residential Health Care Facility with an immediate jeopardy nursing home violation after two residents suffocated in February. The 520 bed Utica campus has since complied with reforms and faces possible fines or admission restrictions while other homes, including James Square and the Utica center, also report serious deficiencies amid federal scrutiny of enforcement.
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Loretto
Cunningham/Fahey
State Health Department
Brighton Ave
Loretta
New York
Rob Kenny
Cunningham
Kenny
Loretto Utica Center
Utica
James Square Nursing Home
Syracuse
U.S. Health Care Financing Administration
Medicare
Cunningham Facility
Dunes on Lake Ontario in Jefferson County Face Habitat Strain
Barbara, a Syracuse retiree, spends months in a remote summer neighborhood of about 40 homes north of Sandy Pond. The barrier dune system runs 16.5 miles from the Salmon River to Black Pond near Henderson Harbor, seen as a blessed yet troubled Garden of Eden by locals as wind water and visitors threaten the shore.
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Lake Ontario
Jefferson County
Barbara
Syracuse
Sandy Pond
Montanio
Kilby
Fred Montayne
Salmon River
Black Pond
Henderson Harbor
Nellie
Albert Kilby
Panchelle Gad
Cheryl Gressani
Randal Karman
Montario Point
Alexander
Faithful trip to Atlanta strengthens local women
A Syracuse group of 31 women traveled to a Georgia Dome revival, faced a lost route and a bus breakdown, and endured hotel woes. A California doctor and her fiancé funded a new charter bus, with Anchor and fiancé donating 1,000, leaving each member $103 footing. The ordeal tested faith but deepened resolve as they returned home blessed.
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Atlanta
Trina McNeal
Syracuse
Georgia Dome
California
Julie Trotman
McNeal
Mello-Dears Charters
Weep
Fred Ford
Centro Bis
Frank Pringle
Ence
Pringle
Georgia
Ford
Havas
Tosi
Greyhound
Dio
Trotman
Tanda Sullivan
Pit bull ban urged in Syracuse city council
Syracuse councilor Miles Bottrill urged a citywide pit bull ban and a special expensive license to keep the breed, citing public health concerns from attacks and a drug subculture using dogs for protection or fighting. He noted past failed attempts and comparisons to Detroit.
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Syracuse
Miles Bottrill
Bottrill
Detroit
Parks Commission
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City Man
Deshawn E. Welch
W. Borden Ave
St. Joseph's Hospital
Welch
Midland Avenue
Paul Webb
W. Ostrander Ave
Patrick L. Hammond
Hammond
Community General Hospital
Lyncourt
Syracuse Sky- Chiefs
James Smith
Noble Ave
Smith
Nicole Artuso
Snyder Ave
Syracuse Opera
Armory
Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science & Technology
Armory Square
South Franklin
West Jefferson Streets
Public Safety
S. State St
P & C Foods
North Side
Melanie Gleaves-Hirsch
Fighborhoy
Ondarte
Mitar
Alphacatta Co
Narram McNeal
Frederic Pierce
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