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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1998

Page

9

Spadafora leaves Liverpool for Holland Central post

Annemarie Spadafora, the second largest Onondaga County school principal, will become Holland Central School District superintendent starting Sept. 1. The Liverpool High School executive principal, 45, will move with husband and two children after a 1994 start at Liverpool and a 1974 teaching career in Marcellus. The Holland district, about 1,450 students, offers a $92,000 base salary.

Onondaga County Erie County Liverpool High School Annemarie Spada Holland Central Buffalo Spadafora Holland Syracuse Lionel “Skip” Meno Board of Cooperative Educational Services Meno Fowler High School Pricipal Seymour Liverpool Marcellus Cicero-North Foster John Cataldo Ing Serald Lotierzo United Liverpool Faculty Association Lotierza Cataldo

Syracuse school board faces meetings law questions over consultant hire

In July the Syracuse board discussed hiring consultant Dominick DiSimone to appeal a state Education Department funding decision for Avenue of the Arts. Freeman warned meetings by phone may violate the Open Meetings Law while Ficchi acknowledged acting without prior poll and planned board member input. The board authorized the appeal, with Education Commissioner Johnson backing caution and McLaughlin suggesting a board poll.

Syracuse Freeman Ficchi Cappa Ring Dominck Disimone Avenue of the Arts DiSumone Paulette Johnson

Ex-ME Blames Inspector in Homicide Office Morale Clash

Former Onondaga County medical examiner Dr Sigmund Menchel accused forensic investigator Morris Lupin of colluding with his deputy to take over a high profile homicide case. He testified at a misconduct hearing against suspended operations director James Gray, who Menchel says created morale problems and tried to sideline him.

Onondaga County Sigmund Menchel Menchel Morris Lupin James Gray DuVal Gray Lupia Mary Jumbelic Gregory Jumbele Jumbelic

Bogus fax probes Watertown dialing firm TRI

A Business Journal feature about T.R.I. of Watertown touts its voice mail expansion as a big success but raises questions after a counterfeit press release claiming an $11 million state expansion. Officials from the attorney general and governor’s office say they are investigating the hoax and whether it had ulterior motives.

T-R.i Watertown T.R.I Irving T. Fuller George Pataki Mark Hadley The Business Journal Upstate T.R.J Free-Lance Andley Hadley Ayumi Sete Dididor Co Syracuse TRI DeFrancisco Onondaga Michael Cook Michael McKeon Pataki TV Channel 9 Wtvh-Tv Channel 5 Wstm-Tv3 George E. Pataki TPT 2 Sunphier County Jefferson New Aula Labs T.R.L New York State Fuller Ceeds Lulk Business Journal TRI It

Lakeland reminiscences recall ice, farms, and burned dairy

In Lakeland memories from the 1800s to mid 20th century, residents recall skating on the lake despite thinning ice blamed on pollution, the Hunters Club and Pleasant Beach resort, and the 1917 Gaworecki dairy near the fairgrounds. The dairy was burned by the state in 1695, a loss tied to a family’s livelihood.

Marlene Gosson Liverpool Steve Gaworeck Anna Schneider Ue Berlinskas Lakeland Hunter's Club Pleasant Beach Gaworeckis’ Fournew Dairy Mary Adolph Gaworecki Fairgrounds Joe Walter Wally Belvedere Restaurant Hitler Geddes Anne Gravine Knockett Smith and Powell Wing R. Smith Dick Case

County court weighs dismissal of perjury charges in Scott case

Onondaga County Judge J Kevin Mulroy will hold a hearing to decide if felony perjury counts against former lawyer Roger Scott should be dismissed. The decision follows questions about the judge's neutrality after Scott testified in 1994 during a dispute over free legal counsel for an appeal related to a demolition bid case.

Roger Scott Onondaga County J. Kevin Mulroy Mulroy Scott Julrey Assistans Wise Alsomney Paula Mallory Enge

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