Premature Infant Passes Milestone In Critical Condition
Amber Smith reports on Nathan Charles Syrd Bray a baby born June 29 at 23 to 24 weeks gestation who remains alive but worsens. At 18 ounces at birth he now weighs 30 ounces, with lung cysts and infection hindering steroids. Parents seek state aid and possible benefit to cover up to $800,000 needed through October.
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Nathan Charles Syrd Bray
Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital
Bonita Voiland
Nathan
Samantha Sgroi
Seng
Syroi
Bruce Bray
Sgroi
Bray
Samantha Sgori
Saral
Legion disease linked to hospital water system at CoOlNY towers
Health officials investigate University Hospital for Legionnaires disease linked to hot water and two cooling towers atop the building. Three patients including kidney transplant recipients are infected. two in serious condition. Authorities monitor the ward for additional cases and stress no water-use restrictions.
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University Hospital
Legionaire
State Health Department
Vicky Zeldin
Din
E. Adams St
Health Department
Ex-GOP director to take Bush's seat
Jerry Hayes was named interim 13th District county legislator by County Executive Nicholas Pirro to fill the late Kenneth Bush’s term through December 31. Hayes resigns as county Republican Party executive director to avoid conflict and will run for a full two-year term in November.
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Jerry Hayes
Nicholas Pirro
Hayes
Kenneth Bush
Bush
Elbridge
van Buren
Camillus
Dolores Reed
Meays Road
Mark Michalet
Joseph Neugent
SUN loses top official in Syracuse United Neighbors
Robert Tompkins, 35, quit after more than nine years with Syracuse United Neighbors a group pressing city assessment practices in the mayoral race. He will stay active with SUN while working as office manager at Crane Laboratories Inc. Puchalski says SUN will continue its push noting Tompkins left amid unspecified reasons. The February SUN study accused Mayor Thomas Young of overassessing poor neighborhoods.
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Dan McGuire
Syracuse United Neighbors
Robert Tompkins
Tompkins
W. Matson Ave
Crane Laboratories Inc
Richard Puchalski
Puchalski
SUN
Thomas Young
Fireworks and Symphony Rescheduled at Green Lakes Park
The Syracuse Symphony Orchestra concert and the Green Lakes State Park fireworks display were postponed Friday due to bad weather. The concert is rescheduled for 7:30 p.m. tonight at the park off Route 92 east of Fayetteville. the fireworks remain free and will follow the performance.
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Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
Green Lakes State Park
Route 92
Fayetteville
Robbery charge against ex AIDS chief dropped in Syracuse
Noah Mitchell, former director of human sexuality at the Syracuse Model Neighborhood Facility, had all charges dismissed by Judge Patrick Cunningham citing insufficient grand jury evidence. Mitchell, 49, of West Beard Avenue, was arrested in a store robbery case and had been on leave since January, with a prior parole question linked to a 1983 Bronx bank robbery.
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Noah Mitchell
Patrick J. Cunninenane
Itchell
Paul Carey
Syracuse
Mitchell
Beard Ave
Southwest Community Center
Onondaga
West Onon
State Supreme Court
Carey
Cunningham
Bronx
86-year-old rape victim identifies Grainger in court
An 86-year-old woman testified she was assaulted in her South Side home nine months ago. She described being terrorized for 30 minutes and identified Shel ton Grainger as the intruder. DNA evidence and a conditional examination were noted as key factors in the case ongoing toward trial.
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South Side
Shelton Grainger
Patrick J. Cunningham
Grange
Mary Felasco
Felasco
Oneirc
Grainger
Hope Ave
Chittenango Man Dies After Truck Hits Car
A head on collision killed motorist Sai Leonard Fineberg 57 of Chittenango. A concrete truck from Ampex driven by Kevin Haynes was treated and released for neck injuries at St Josephs. Police said no tickets issued yet while investigators continue.
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Chittenango
Manlius
Sai
Leonard Fineberg
Hawthorne Way
St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center
Mark Buzzard
Samuel Cimilluca
Mexico
Clemens Road
Route 257
A.C. Legnetto Construction Corp
Kevin Haynes
Winchester Road
Syracuse
Buzzard
Fineberg
Haynes
St. Joseph's
Buses Begin in Syracuse as Trolleys Felt Pressure
The Syracuse Journal notes the first bus ran on Sept 24 1924 from Water to Warren streets and James Street to Shotwell Park replacing one trolley route. By 1933 trolleys began to be replaced, with the Burnet Avenue lines shifted in Jan 1933 and by 1938 buses gained momentum amid ongoing trolley reductions.
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City Streets
Water
Warren Streets
James Street
Shotwell Park
Syracuse
Elmwood Valley
Valley Drive
Morris Avenue
Nedrow
Syracuse Journal
Burnet Avenue
Slaps
Bounds
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GOP
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Bane
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Cazenovia Lake
Fie
Ture
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