Faith Leaders Gather for Millennium World Peace Summit
Faith leaders from Baha i Buddhism Christianity Confucianism Hinduism Islam Jainism Judaism Shinto Sikhism Taoism and Zoroastrianism gather in New York for a ten day summit at the United Nations. Chief Oren Lyons Onondaga Nation and Audrey Shenandoah speak at opening ceremonies as delegates from over 100 indigenous communities join 1000 plus religious figures to discuss peace poverty and the environment. Lyons cites alarming Arctic melt and Western fires alongside West Nile concerns as regional evidence of escalating global disaster.
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World Watch
Oren Lyons
United Nations
Lyons
Audrey Shenandoah
Sid Hu
Tadadaho
Greenland
United States
Syracuse
Neighbors recall man linked to gang violence shooting
Neighbors say a reckless young man tied to a gang called Freestyle provoked fear. Andina and Hall faced six month discharges after a violent incident that left Andine shot. relatives describe retaliation culture and attempts to remove him from the area.
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Shorters
Andina
Hall
Joea Shorter
Lee Shorter
Hillary dinner sign fizzles as gifts arrive
Skaneateles restaurateur John Angyal explains a caller prompted him to remove a Hillary Clinton chicken dinner sign after receiving White House gifts in a gesture of truce. He notes mixed reaction, with some praising the sign’s humor and others calling it tacky, while his wife urged removal.
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Skaneateles
Hillary
White House
Presidential Food Service
Air Force One
Angyal
Hillary Rodham Clinton
US Senate
New York
Betty
White House Food Service
M&m
Secret Service
Road markers show old views of Indian history along Route 20
State and arena markers along Route 20 reflect a Eurocentric past with 13 of 1,800 markers mentioning Indians. An Oneida Tuscarora history marker sits near Cazenovia, while a broader history push in the 1960s aimed to add context. Economic funding for further such updates appears limited.
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Cazenovia
Oneida
Tuscarora
Cherry Valley
Lord
Mohawk Valley
Seneca County
Waterloo
Route 20
Iroquois History and Culture Sites and Markers
Notes highlight the Iroquois Indian Museum in Howes Cave offering contemporary art and historic displays open after Labor Day with varied admission. In Waterloo Route 20 markers recall 1779 campaigns and 1879 obelisk, drawing criticism from Onondaga chief Irving Powless about lost villages and cultural memory.
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Howes Cave
Ifoquoismuse UT Ofg
Baby Damian Fuller Kidnapping Case Grips Oswego County
Oswego County holds baby Damian Fuller in foster care after his infant sitter Reanne Hanson was arrested on second degree kidnapping and endangering the welfare of a child. Damian was found Saturday evening in Oneida unharmed. Hanson faces North Carolina forgery charges. court date pending. The child’s custody rests with the Oswego County Department of Social Services until further order.
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Damon James Fuller
Oneida
Oswego County
Department of Social Services
Timothy Fuller
Hastings TL
Fuller
Reanne Leigh Hanson
North Carolina
Grannis Road
Darian
James Fuller
Amy
Damian
Hanson
Partridge Acres
Dave
Frances Langan
County Department of Social Services
Lanigan
Fowler runners plan Mexico trip in memory of slain co captain
Syracuse Fowler High School cross country and track athletes rally to honor slain co captain Rum enige by raising funds for an Easter break trip to Mexico City. Coach David Kirby and principal Tame Alicea lead efforts to visit San Andres and Rumenige’s grave while raising about ten thousand dollars for travel and a school supplies donation.
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Fowler
Syrat
Alicea
Mexico City
Ocean
Mexico
Rumenige
San Andres
Donald R Calhoun dies at 62 in Locke NY
Donald R. Calhoun aged 62 of 12086 state Route 90 Locke dies at home Friday after working over 20 years for Alnye Trucking of Moravia He was a former Kingberry fire department member Survived by wife of 40 years four children Cindy Addy Genoa Linda Flick Scipio Jamie Locke nine grandchildren Services Wednesday at Groton Assembly of God
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Locke
Ludlowville
Alnye Trucking of
Moravia
Kingberry Fire Department
Melons Bennett
Cindy Addy
Genoa
Linda Flick
Scipio
Jamie
Catherne St. Clair
Marie Genson
Charles B. Baser Dies at 78 in Camillus New York
Charles B. Baser, 78, of 14 Kinge Cauet Camillus, died Sunday at home. Born in Brooklyn, he was a Syracuse University graduate, a self employed certified public accountant, and worked for James Barr & Co, 1K Lasser Co and Touche Ross & Co. He was an Army veteran and member of Tuscarora Golf Club Marcellus. Calling hours 7 to 9 pm Tuesday at Shurtleff Funeral Home Genoa. Hospice of the Finger Lakes donations accepted.
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Moravia
Shurtleff Funeral Home
Main St
Genoa
Hospice of the
Bess Noble Obituary of Onondaga Hill Resident
Bess Noble, a daughter Christi Barber of Onondaga Hill, a sister Helene Greiner of San Diego, California, two grandchildren, survived by family. Private services, viewing 2 to 4 pm Tuesday at Ryan & Son Funeral Home, 1628 West Genesee Street, Syracuse.
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d+ ward
Ryan & Son Funeral Home
Genesee St
Syracuse
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