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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 2000

Page

16

Frisbee Dogs Set to Compete at State Fair Weekend

At the Northeast Regional 2000 Friskies Alpo Canine Frisbee event the first weekend of Farr Aug 25 to 27 dogs and handlers from 75 entrants will converge on the Pour grounds in Utica for regional honors. Tiffany the Belgian sheepdog owned by Greg Karazas of Utica is among the entrants and the owner notes the dog’s lifelong love of the sport. The competition runs Aug 26 from 10:30 am to 3:30 pm and is free with fair admission, leading toward the world championship in Central Park New York on Oct 7. Tiffany’s late trainer Eleonor Young is recalled as a guiding influence for Karazas and his wife Patty.

Ogs Greg Karazas Utica Tiffany Karuzas Greg Karuzas Alpo

Alpo Frisbee event for dogs with clinics and prizes

The Alpo sponsored Canine Frisbee competition invites teams to register by August 22 with open and novice divisions. Top scorers win Alpo goods and trophies, with travel trips for open division champions. Training clinics run August 25 and 27 with world champions and media appearances.

Rules for Alpo Canine Frisbee Competition

The Alpo Canine Frisbee event limits entries to 75 teams with signup by August 22 at 5 p.m. Call 800 786 9240 or visit alpo.com. Rules specify 90 second freestyle with 60 seconds to score, 60 seconds per disc in distance/accuracy, leashed at all times unless competing, and rabies vaccination proof required.

Grant funds expand public transit for welfare to work

A $522,000 state grant to Erik Kriss Bang Bureau Centre and Onondaga County aims to extend public transportation to welfare recipients. The funds will boost routes on the Syracuse South Side and nearby areas, fund a guaranteed ride home program, van pools, and rider access plans, with long term costs and federal aid considerations noted by officials.

Centre Onondaga County George Pataki David Bistau Centro Syratte South Side Camillus Minna

Central New York Charter School Expands Enrollment

The Central New York Charter School for Mathematics and Science in East Fayette and South McBride streets will add 24 students and a fourth third-grade class, raising enrollment to 528 for September 9 opening. State aid and federal funds will push the first-year budget to over 3.0 million, with Beacon receiving 364,472 and a projected 100,000 surplus.

New York Unial Central New York Chareter School Qnather Jordorgarten Whit Diane Muller Edd Muller Jowancome Educibon Evear Mulloy Sal East Fayette South McBride Streets Keaton Education Management Westborough Mass Beacon

Death by own action forces closure in McComb case

McComb 34 of Baldwinsville died in his jail cell July 8 after being found guilty of assaulting his in laws in December. Judge Aloi dismissed all charges because sentences cannot be imposed when the defendant dies. The decision follows earlier legal rulings on similar cases and McComb had represented himself at trial claiming unfair treatment in a divorce and custody case.

Mark McComb Ife Baldwinsville McComb Justice Center Artillery Lane Rick Trunflo McComb 5 Alor Onondaga County James Matteson Matteson Aloi

State agency faults nursing home over wheelchair restraint use

The Cunningham facility faced charges for unsafe restraint practices after a resident died in a wheelchair and another suffocated. The state alleged inadequate monitoring and a deficient quality assurance program, while managers said they would stop using wheelchair belts for frail residents. O Connell noted improvements were made and blamed the incidents on tragic errors.

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