Crime and policing rise at Central New York parks
State park crime is up in Central New York with high arrest totals. Lt Donald Murray notes that rising crime mirrors police staffing increases as officials expand seasonal work and a broader force across the Finger Lakes region. Through Friday, 570 arrests occurred in the Central Region.
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New York
Cayuga Lake State Park
Seneca Falls
Donald Murray
Finger Lakes Region Park
Jack Anson
Central Region State Park Police
Selkirk
Lake Ontario
Binghamton
Anson
Finper Lakes
Fair Haven
Elmira
Thousand Islands
Lake Champlain
Joseph Batterson
Thousand Islands Park
Finger Lakes
Murray
Fi Lakes
State Department of Parks and Recreation
Caraisal Regi
Sophie Centrion
Tool Onlers
Usand Islands
Central Region
Nore
Carol] Lester
Parks and Recreation Department
Albany
Tony Acrests
Seanal Pa Cout
H Si Fo Soto
Ride through yesteryear at Erie Canal Village exhibit
A steam locomotive designed by Edward Nolan and a scale model train attract visitors to the Erie Canal Village. The display reflects the period 1890 to 1915 with a locomotive, tender, four passenger cars, and caboose. Locomotive crew members Nelson Husted and Norm Kistner are shown inspecting and surveying the train.
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Edward Nolan
Erie Canal Village
Nelson Husted
Sandy Creek
Norm Kistner
Pulaski
Kistner
August 9 Depot Opens and Firemen’s Field Days Ends
Calendar notes Depot Opens at Rew Woodstock 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Firemen’s Field Days ends with talent show at 8 p.m. Nelson Sportsman’s Club hosts barbecues and trap shoot at noon. Guest speaker David Craig at Fenner Church. Keuka College president Elizabeth Woods Shaw delivers commencement address at Colgate Chapel with reception at 2 p.m.
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Rew
Woodstock
Ae DeRuyter
Nelson Sportsman's Club
David Craig
Fenner Church
Elizabeth Woods Shaw
Keuka College
Colgate University
Farmers fret over their futures price support drop to hurt dairymen
CAZENOVIA Farmers fear lower dairy price supports will tighten margins and force bigger herds. Harlan Jones, Eugene Carhart and sons run 75 and 180 milking cows respectively, warning that a drop from 80 to 70 percent of parity risks rising costs, tighter cash flow, and a need to add cows. They blame oversupply and mixed USDA actions, favoring quotas to curb production.
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Congress
U.S. Tment
Uncle Sam
Jones
Eugene Carhart
Carharts
Hamilton
Carhart
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Farmers Home Administration
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Pater Finger
Yesteryear
Whitelaw Presbyterian Church
Clockville Town Hall
Madison County Office For the Aging
Canastota
Oneida Bocce Club
Liberty Park
Oneida
Bailey
Morrisville Agriculture and Technology College
Cazenovia
Kenneth Carman
William Barrett
Chittenango
Madison Properties
O!ice
Genesee Street
Sullivan Pop Warner
To & P.m
Herald-Journal
Post-Standard
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