Garlick to direct New York State Fair amid changes
James G. Garlick, 1st deputy commissioner, becomes acting director as Thomas Young takes a leave to run for Onondaga County executive. Garlick plans a balanced budget approach, warns of attendance risks, and aims to complete fair construction by August 26. He has deep experience in farming, local government, and state agriculture.
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New York
James G. Garlick
Sieger
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Garlick
Thomas
Garrick
Young
Far
Department of Agriculture and Markets
Kerr McGee ‘Chemical Corporation
Newark
New York Sugar Industries Inc
Parking Garage Deterioration Prompts City Suit
Syracuse faces a legal push as officials sue to compel Kinney Prim er building to abandon its 18 year old $50 car garage amid serious structural deterioration. The city cites cracks in concrete elevator shafts and overdue maintenance as risks, tracing broader notes from consultants about corrosion and cost of repairs.
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Pere
Wien
Hancock International Airport
Poll rejects state funded toxic cleanup results
Assemblyman Melvin Zimmer reported survey results from 700 plus respondents in the 120th Assembly District on toxic waste, gasoline rationing, and nuclear energy. Nearly 96 percent favored financing cleanups with private funds. two thirds rejected state bond help and 500 waste dumps were noted as hazardous.
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Melvin Zimmer
Dex
120Th Assembly
Zimmer
Jaromer
Ate
New York
Monarch Club to Hear Murray in Syracuse
County Executive John Murray will address the Syracuse Monarch Club at noon tomorrow at Hoters. He plans to discuss county government challenges over the next decade, ongoing cuts in operations, and the need to maintain the county’s financial rating.
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John Murray
Syracuse Monarch Club
Hoters
Mulray
House Fire on Cannon Street Investigated as Suspicious
Firefighters contained a blaze in a vacant three story wood frame house at 511 Cannon St by 1:45 PM after a 1:30 PM blaze in a first floor room. Deputy Fire Chief Paul Reeves called the fire suspicious in origin and said the investigation is ongoing.
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Cannon St
Paul Reeves
Reeves
Festa Di Ferragosta Opens Along North Salina Street
Italians and enthusiasts filled the 200 and 400 blocks of North Salina Street for the Festa Di Ferragosta fair featuring entertainment, exhibits, and Italian foods like meatball and sausage sandwiches pizza and pizza frites. Tony Cosen of Lyncourt moves through the crowd as the event continues today culminating in a Miss Ferrageste pageant at 7 20 p m.
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Angess
Salina Street
Tony Cosensing
Lyncourt
Scholarship fund established for inner city students
Bill Chiles, director of a prominent inner city golf invitational, announced an annual scholarship fund for inner city students facing disruption in their education. The effort, supported by Brewing Company and local tavern owners, raises endowments, trophies, and prizes for the fourth annual golf classic. Scholarships will be awarded early next year, based on area educators’ recommendations.
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Innercity
Bill
Aioe
Te Brewing Company
Onon Sore Cabexe
Bre
Syracuse
Chiles
Copamilice
Chester Whiteside
Fenry Ene
Adam
Area Edu Iaettenien
Judge reserves toxic suit ruling in village spraying case
State Supreme Court Judge Thomas Aloi delayed ruling in Andrew Marino's lawsuit against Elbridge over alleged improper exposure of his son to a toxic chemical during mosquito spraying. Marino seeks changes in spraying practice and an environmental impact statement, not monetary damages, amid claims that residents were contaminated and odors drifted beyond village lines.
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Robert Sperber
State Supreme Court
Elbridge
Thomas Aloi
Andrew Marino
Alexander Herdha
Marino
Marini
Sas
Aying
Donald Hatch
Waterloo
Tad Rat
Hatch
Lawrence
Bayter
Macine
City man charged in Baldwinsville DWL arrest
Police arrested Ricart Tobin, 59, of 205 North State Street, after his car wrecked on Gramzen Street. He faced driving while intoxicated charges and an alleged scuffle with an officer at police headquarters. Tobin was booked and to appear in Susquehanna Court on Wednesday.
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Poice
Fr Am
Benigg
Ricart Tobin
N_ State St
Frank Johnson
Tobin
Johnsom
Polce Head Quai
Vba
Aula Var
Totan
Old
Susbee Waller Farnholts
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