Clinton Square to gain bronze sculpture project
The city plans a bronze sculpture funded by about 1 million in corporate gifts plus roughly 1 million in private and government grants. The 250,000 bronze piece won’t be in counted costs as it won’t be ready for the June square reopening. A fundraising drive will start after reopening. A block of Ene Boulevard will close and traffic rerouted around the square. Plans include a symbolic towpath with horseshoe print paving. Clinton Square was made a park in 1899 at Mayor McGuire’s urging. heavy traffic currently hinders pedestrians and gatherings. The square honors Gov. DeWitt Clinton, a canalbuilder.
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Nicoletti
James McGuire
Clinton Square
Erie Boulevard
DeWitt Clinton
Program Draws 350 Families to Participate
A program attracts 350 families with a waiting list, while advocates like MacNabb praise its college readiness focus led by Daniel, a tenth grader, and push for partnerships. Skeptics adopt a wait and see stance as they watch early results and potential expansion.
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MacNabb
Syracuse area launches new school year coverage
Syracuse Newspapers outline a full week of school focused articles. Topics include enrollment highs and lows, school transportation, bans in local schools, and Neighbors district news. Reports preview charter school openings, teacher advice, new tests, graduation requirements, and opening day outcomes.
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Syracuse
Central New York
Births in Onondaga County June listing includes multiple couples
The Onondaga County Bureau of Vital Statistics records several births on June 23 to June 27. Daughters and sons are listed for Olivia H Matthews and Maurite L Sumter. Sonya L Hancock and Des mond A Sewell. Debra McCarthy and Donald Conannil Atona. Debra Riley and William Kolberg. Karen L Vantten and David Mayer. Kelly Collyer and Michael Molnet. Laura Blood and Kenneth Annacch ing. Susan D LaMendola and CHEW F SCHTNE. Susan M Barnes and Jay Tor elson. Wendy Voorhies and Dereck O Brgford. Ann t Howard. Chestine M Martynsk and Arthur E Sophia II. Jenifer L Bertrand and Brent Cassaido. Jill D Mead and Richard M Rilts. Lisa Fannone and Daniel Cioplensk. Shannon Archer and Bran Memrtow.
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Onondaga County Bureau of Vital Statesites
Mathers
Olivia H Matthews
Maurite L Sumter
Sonya L. Hancock
Desmond A Sewell Ason
Debra! McCarthy
Donald
Conannil Atona
Debra Riley
Wiliam
Kolberg
Ason
Karen L. Vantten
David P. Mayer
Kelly Collyer
Michael Molnet
Laura
Kenneth Annacching
Wendy Voorhies
Dereck O
Coroner details Burns and misidentification in 1998 murder case
Coroner testified that Was a badly burned body found in the Freitag home could not be identified by fingerprints dental records or facial features. DNA matched the mother but the body was too damaged to confirm the deceased. The case centers on Lawrence Tutt who used Freitag's identity to post bond in New Mexico and now faces murder and related charges.
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Willam Freitag
Skaneaeles
Onondaga County
Mary Jumbele
Lawrence Tutt
Freitag
New Mexico
Tutt
Jumbelic
Freiag
Richard Hunt
Torrance County
N.M
Vitar
Hunt
Frettag
Kate Rosenthal
Syracuse Newspapers
John O’brien
O'Brien
O’brien
Tate
State Supreme Court
John Brunetti
Louis Orbach
Wool Center founder returns to Progress Building dream
The Wool Center's founder, Bigelow, returns to the fair to promote a facility for teaching wool to visitors especially children. In 1974 Bigelow and Barnett presented the idea to Bernie Potter, the fair director, who loved the plan and helped establish the center in a busy fair location with a wool ribbon cutting. The piece details Bigelow's life on her Camillus farm, her advocacy creating the Call-N-Ride program in Oswego County, and concerns about the Wool Center's potential closure or relocation.
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Bigelow
Barnett
Bernie Potter
Potter
Jillson
Wool Center
Daniel
Camillus
Lyncourt
Oswego
Oswego County
Cappuccilli
Nancy Morey
Sleeping Beauty
Sean Kirst
Syracuse
Salina to hold second hearing on wildlife site plan
Town officials say the wildlife site will cause increased traffic noise and lights but provide jobs and tax gains. The report notes $11,000 in town property taxes, $8,000 in fire fees, $153,000 in school taxes, and $1.2 million in sales taxes split between Onondaga County and New York state. A 45 day review follows after a month of further studies, with potential for a final public hearing and possible approval by December or early next year.
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Onondaga County
New York State
Salina
Bernard English
Frank Mento
Mento
Clinton campaign profits from upstate visits amid Lazio challenge
Clinton and the president spent summers in upstate New York, drawing voter attention and boosting fundraisers. Lazio's campaign counters that the presidential vacation frame could backfire, while polls show Clinton strong in cities and Lazio leading upstate. Campaign aides emphasize the upstate focus as key to narrowing the gap.
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Skaneateles
Lee Michaels
Hillary Clinton
McNeil
Clinton
Rick Lazio
Lazio
New York
Upstate
New York City
Hillary
Terry McAuliffe
Exchange student to attend John C. Birdlehough High School
Brazilian exchange student Julia Mono, 17, will attend John C. Birdlehough High School in Phoenix after the Baldwinsville district disqualified the original host family. The Green family agreed to sponsor Mono, converting an office into a bedroom to accommodate her for a year. Mono joins two other exchange students at the Phoenix school while international program officials note the district-wide policy difference.
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Pennellville
Baldwinsville
Julia Mono
John C. Birdlehough
Phoenix
John Green
Kim
Mono
Green
Mona
Mannings
Gunbarrel Road
New York State Air National Guard
Griffiss Air Force Base
Rome
Greater Syracuse Moving and Storage
Greens
Sweden
France
Michael Maroun
Maroun
Vitoria
Rio de Janeiro
Suc Reaume
Reaume
Phoenix High School
Chris Iven
Mara Weisman
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