Camillus Cop James Gibbes Jr Hearing Resumes Tuesday
The third session of a disciplinary hearing for Camillus Policeman James Gibbes Jr. is set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Camillus Town Annex Amboy. Testimony included Camillus Chief Robert Powers Sgt Larry Fleming and witnesses from Geddes and a Pennsylvania accident participant.
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James Gibbdes Jr
Amboy
John D. Kinsella
Robert Powers
Gibides
Larry Fleming
Geddes
Pennsylvania
Gibbes
William Fox
Melvin and Melvin Law
Fox
John Gates
John Kimball
Martin Michaels
Maple syrup pact signed at meeting in Syracuse
An international agreement to rejuvenate the United States and Canada maple syrup industry was signed at the International Maple Syrup Institute meeting in Hotel Syracuse. Participants included Dr. Brian Clark of the US Forest Service and Jean Desjardins of Quebec, with leaders Gilles Croteau and Adin Reynolds also signing. The pact sets grading standards and covers research, marketing, and information dissemination across Quebec Ontario and US regions, noting syrup production declines since 1860.
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United States
Canada
International Maple Syrup Institute
Hotel Syracuse
Brian Clark
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Jean Desjardins
Quebec Department of Agriculture
Gilles Croteau
Quebec Maple Sugar Producers Cooperative
Adin Reynolds
Wisconsin
Claude Tardif
Quebec
Ontario
West Indies
Visit the Land of Oz in our Magic Corridor
Follow the Yellow Brick Road through a wonderland of four fantasy figures. Join Dorothy and Toto on travels with the Tin Woodsman and the Cowardly Lion. Tour the Emerald City and relive the classic tale to its happy ending. Near the Toys, floors count on Sibley’s to know what she wants most.
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Toto
Tin Woodsman
Cowardly Lion
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