Addie the dead pigeon haunts downtown Syracuse windows
A deceased pigeon named Addie lies in a storefront window at Addis & Dey's, 401 S. Salina St, in downtown Syracuse. The scene reflects neglected vacant shops since the store closed in 1992 and prompts community complaints about sanitation and city pride.
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Syracuse
Lenin
Moscow
Addie
Jefferson Street
Addis & Dey’s
S. Salina St
Jean Gilinsky
Jean
Addie & Dey's
Dey Bros
Jeannette Lambert
Edwards
Chappell’s
Sibley's
Dey's
Jeannette
South Salina Street
Old Sibley’s
Central New York
National Railway Historical Society
Dick Case
Uy Proneyia
Addis & Dey's
Bernardi Names First Four Cabinet Members
Mayor-elect Roy Bernardi announces his initial cabinet picks Kenneth Mokryzcki remains budget director with 1986 ties and a 57,634 salary Patrick Becher becomes administration director at 37,634 Felicia Hoover and Mary Kipfer join as assistant to the mayor with 39,312 and 0 salaries respectively James Parenti is named calulta stations director and press secretary roles outlined The transition team of seven has two weeks of meetings and aims to select twenty candidates by December 15.
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Roy Bernardi
Kenneth Mokryzcki
Office of Management and
Thomas Young
Mokryzcki
Lee Alexander
Patrick Becher
Tion
Becher
Frank Lazarski
Mary Kipfer
Bernardi
Felicia Hoover
December Begins With Mild Start Then Snow Follows
December opens with unseasonably mild weather as Ken Wallingford of the National Weather Service cautions of a colder pattern ahead. Forecasters expect highs in the 40s and lows in the 20s early, dropping to near freezing with snow by month’s end, while ski centers prepare for winter conditions and flu season looms with vaccination clinics for seniors amid Beijing flu concerns.
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Ken Wallingford
National Weather Service
Gins
Wallingford
Old Farmer’s Almanac
Beijing
China
Believers seek minister healing at Syracuse church
Jim Reilly reports on Dave Martin of Dave Martin Ministries visiting Faith By Love Church in Syracuse promising healings. Martin deflects credit, saying God is the healer and followers can lay hands on the sick, while he acts as an instrument.
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Dave Martin
Faith By Love Church
Syracuse
Jesus
Martin
Syracuse Drug Cartel Raid Nets 16 Arrests
Police say a heavily armed drug cartel was dismantled in a five hour raid at Shady Willow Estates with 12 vehicles nine guns including two assault rifles and crack cocaine worth $150,000. More than $56,000 in proceeds seized as over 100 officers and dogs closed the case. no injuries.
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Shady Willow Estates
Syracuse
Dennis DuVal
Syracuse Police Department
Onondaga County Sheriff's Department
State Police
Clay and
Manlius Paige
District Attorney's Office
Perole
Students kicked out after school brawl at Corcoran High
Thirteen students were expelled from Corcoran High School after two November lunch hour brawls outside the cafeteria. Six were moved to other city high schools or Beard School, five will study at home, and one was found innocent. Three faced police charges.
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Corcoran High School
Syracuse
Beard School
Robert DiFlorio
Thomas Allen
Anolther
DiFlorie
DiFlorio
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A —E Ev
Wrathcraht Navtor
Kipfer
Syracuse University
LeMoyne College
James V. Parenti
Caluita
Timothy Carroll
Walcott
Parenti
Radio
Illinois Senate
Aldo DeAngelis
Illinois
Journalient
Northwestern University
Baldwin-Wallace College
Ohio
Chic Wilson
Toggenburg
Fabius
Mother Nature
Long Mountain
Tully
Jim Chapman
Chapman
Onondaga County Health Department
Jim Reilly
Judy Daggett
Chittenango
The
DiFlario
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