Fulton soup kitchen to stay open three days a week
The Fulton Council of Churches will continue the citys only soup kitchen at State Street United Methodist Church through September and decide then on permanency. Since early June more than 320 meals have been served. the program runs 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. with a five-person staff.
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Fulton
State Street United Methodist Church
Muriel Allerton
Allerton
Neta Turk
Salvation Army
Fulton Council of Churches
Soup Kitchen
Gordon Chesbro
State Street
Chesbro
Pollard Drive
Fulton Soup Kitchen
4-H Summer Special Teaches Craft and Kitchen Skills
At Andrews Memorial United Methodist Church in North Syracuse, Onondaga County 4-H runs a two hour daily summer program for 8 to 11 year olds teaching kitchen and woodworking skills. Leaders aged 14 to 19 gain teaching and leadership experience as the final 4-H summer special of the year unfolds with stools made from wood and apples turned into sauce.
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Onondaga County Cooperative Extension
Andrews Memorial United Methodist Church
Syracuse
Eigh
Barbara Schwarzing
Right
Pam Griswold
Sherry Howard
Stan Linhorst City Editor August 13 1985 Page B3
Local news notes credit Stan Linhorst city editor as page B3 header lists August 13 1985 edition details. Mentions staff roles and desk assignment information for the day.
Job satisfaction needed says Shanker at Syracuse conference
Albert Shanker, president of the American Federation of Teachers, told principals at a Syracuse University conference that the classroom crisis will end with teachers gaining leadership roles and greater job satisfaction. He urged radical school reform, a professional certification system, and higher salaries to keep top teachers.
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American Federation of Teachers
Albert Shanker
Syracuse University
Upstate
Shanker
State Education Department
DEC removes sixteen potential hazardous waste sites statewide
The state DEC says sixteen locations previously listed as potential hazardous waste sites are not carrying hazardous wastes. One site is Skaneateles at Coon Hill Road, tied to Brillo's Sewerage Disposal, but operator Joseph Brillo does not store or dispose of wastes there. The remaining locations span twelve counties, with no Central New York sites. DEC aims to refine the list through a systematic review, while noting many sites still likely contain wastes and would join a registry.
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State Department of Environmental Conservation
DEC
Coon Hill Road
Skaneateles
Brillo
Joseph P. Brillo
Cayuga County
Victory
New York
Onondaga County
Henry G. Williams
Division of
Williams
Mario Cuomo
Mother of victim files claim over East Syracuse stabbing
Fleurette Hamill of East Syracuse filed a notice of claim against the village county and town of DeWitt alleging negligence by sheriff's deputies and police led to the death of her 23 year old son Shawn Hamill. Jay Konseck, 23, is charged with second degree murder and third degree assault in the May 18 fatal stabbing at Konseck's estranged wife's apartment where Hamill was visiting Nanette Hogle. Konseck's defense says he acted in self defense. police search failures are cited in the claim.
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Mani
East Syracuse
DeWitt
Fleurette L. Hamill
Shawn
Jay Konseck
Minoa
Haseen
Hamill
Konseck
Tina
East First Street
Nanette Hogle
Robert Wildridge
Volney board blocks six acre truck terminal zone change
Volney Town Board unanimously rejected Earl and Harold Longley’s bid to rezone 12 acres from residential to industrial to allow a six acre truck terminal near Route 57 and Crescent Drive. Council members noted zoning not yet determined, while Longley vows to keep fighting as Banko Trucking remains interested.
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Volney
Miller Brewing Co
Langley Brothers Dodge
Crescent Drive
Marie Austin
Earl
Harold Longley
Earl Longley
Longley
James Ridgeway
Paul Kimball
Banko Trucking
Fulton Speedway
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Turk
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Stan Linhorst
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