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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1998

Page

14

Pataki to Sign Jenna's Law Thursday

Gov. George Pataki plans a 11:30 a.m. ceremony at the state Capitol to sign Jenna’s Law named for Jenna Grieshaber Honis of Camillus. The bill tightens sentencing for violent felons by eliminating parole, mandating set sentences, serving six-sevenths, and 18 months post-release supervision, backed by the Grieshaber family and political allies.

George Pataki State Capitol New York Pataki Jenna Grieshaber Honis Camillus Jenna Bruce Janice Grieshaber Erica Albany Nicholas Pryor Assembly Sheldon Silver Manhattan Assembly Democrats Silver Grieshabers

Noxious spray used in Hollyhock Florist robbery attempt

A Syracuse florist at Hollyhock Florist on 400 W Seneca Turnpike was sprayed in the face with a noxious liquid by a man who tried to rob her around noon Tuesday. The assailant fled after attempting to open the cash register. the victim received treatment at Community General Hospital.

Syracuse Hollyhock Seneca Turnpike

Officials seek delay of parkway closing plan

County officials ask the state DOT to delay any Onondaga Lake Parkway closure and instead create a bike trail. Legislator Thomas Smith of Liverpool cites the road as a main access route to the northern suburbs and warns against reducing capacity, predicting more congestion. Committee discussion set for later this month.

State Department of Transportation Onondaga Lake Parkway Thomas Smith Rliverpool

Legislators Seek Expanded Parental Responsibility Act In Bomb Threats

Onondaga County lawmakers move to amend the state Parental Responsibility Act to cover false reports of bomb threats. They broaden liability from threats to schools to all public buildings, amid a spring wave of threats.

Onondaga County Ean Eshanin

Aspiring Aviators Visit Syracuse Airport on STEM Tour

Eleven fourth and fifth graders from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Elementary School joined Galaxy Program pupils to tour Syracuse Hancock International, climb a jet, view the control tower, and learn about aviation and STEM careers. the trip also included a tour of the Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science and Technology.

Rayquawn Sparks James Goleman Syracuse Hancock International Airport Galaxy Martin Luther King Jr Shamaya Hawkins Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science and Technology

Coleman closes waterfront property deal in Oswego

Oswego officials finalize a $600000 HUD loan backed project when Peter Coleman closes on the former Cahill’s Fisheries property to build a twin to his Sop Syracuse restaurant Coleman’s Authentic Irish Pub. City council approves closing Water Street to extend Linear Park as part of a broader waterfront revitalization plan.

Oswego Peter Coleman Cahill’s Fisheries Syracuse Coleman Restaurateur Linear Park Water Street West Schuyler West Seneca Cahill Eugene Saloga U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Saloga

Three men charged in fatal Syracuse beating

A Syracuse man linked to the brawl outside Denny’s faces manslaughter charges in the death of Douglas Foster after a fight near Atlantis nightclub. John Patané and Michael Bozinski are also charged with manslaughter. Foster died from head trauma after the incident in Jefferson County.

Syracuse Denny's Douglas Foster Christopher Warnock Nichols Ave Timothy Churn Foster Atlantis Pulaski Bear Streets John Patane Pond St Michael Bozinski Thornwood Drive Salina Chura Theresa Jefferson County Dean Foster Pamelia

Teacher charged with sex abuse at ES-M high school

East Syracuse Minoa High School dismissed social studies teacher Christopher J. Calhoun after his arrest on charges of sexual abuse and four counts of endangering the welfare of a child. Police say the 27-year-old manipulated a 12-year-old and compelled her to touch him during the 1997 98 LaFargeville school year.

East Syracuse- Minoa Jefferson County Christopher J. Calhoun Bally Shannon Road Brewerton Watertown Calhoun Es-M High School LaFangeville Es-M East Syracuse Minon Thomas Neveldine RSM Dieteiot

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