Fulton Faces Prison Term After Burglary Conviction
Larry Fulton 27 of 715 W Castle St could receive up to 15 years in state prison at his Dec 15 sentencing after a County Court jury found him guilty of second degree burglary of a home at 1210 E Fayette St along with petty Larceny and possession of stolen property. The jury acquitted him of first degree burglary and weapon possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Fulton
W. Castle St
Fulton
E. Fayette St
John F. Laidlaw
James Meggesto
Christmas Bureau Party Gathers Gifts For Needful Souls
Volunteers from the Christ mas Bureau and the Volunteer Center organize an annual drive to collect new toys gifts money and time for disadvantaged children the elderly and nursing home patients. Donors at a plant division share gifts for distribution at the War Memorial Exhibit Hall with partners including Toys for Tots Salvation Army Marines and the Police Benevolent Association.
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Christmas Bureau
Volunteer Center, Inc
Santa Claus
Onondaga County War Memorial
Montgomery
Madison Streets
Old Newsboys
Salvation Army
United States Marines
Police Benevolent Association
Epolito Secures Release On 1000 Dollar Bail Bond
Joseph Epolito 21 of 126 Jasper St. has been released from Onondaga County Correctional Facility on a $1000 bail after a six month term issued by Baldwinsville Village Justice Walter Farpholtz. He faces a DWI case tied to an Oct 23 Onondaga Lake Parkway crash that killed a 23 year old medical student. A show cause order for release pending appeal was granted by attorney John R. Rinaldi on claims the admissions were not knowingly made. The DWI case was transferred to County Court for possible harsher charges.
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Joseph Epolito
Jasper St
Onondaga County
Baldwinsville Village
Walter Farpholtz
John R. Rinaldi
Epolito
Baldwinsville
Rinaldi
Coffee Day fund drive for disabled adults and children
The Association of Crippled Children and Adults of New York State Inc known as the Easter Seal Society launches a two week Coffee Day fundraiser. Participating restaurants will collect a $1 donation from patrons Friday through December 16. On December 16 anyone wearing a Coffee Day button receives free coffee at participating locations.
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Association of Crippled Children and Adults of
New York State Inc
The
Easter Seal Society
Stan Colella to offer Yale concert slate
Stan Colella leads the Syracuse Department of Parks and Recreation All-Star Band in a holiday concert series. Performances run noon to 1 30 p m over three weekends at Loew s Theater and Sibley s Mall with the Bernie Schmidt Singers. Free to the public.
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Syracuse Department of Parks and Recreation
Stan Colella
Loew’s
SALT
Syracuse
Landmark Theater
Sibley's
Woman Hurt in Night Crash Near Lysander
Fulton resident Sandra MacFarland 34 was listed in fair condition at Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital after being ejected from a car on Route 48 in Lysander. The driver David F. LaRock Jr. 36 and Mrs MacFarland’s husband Harry a deputy with Oswego County Sheriff’s Department were uninjured. Troopers said icy road conditions caused the 2 a.m. crash and no tickets were issued.
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Fulton
Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital
Lysander
Sandra MacFarland
East 10Th St
South 5Th St
Route 48
Oswego County
MacFarland
Moyers Corners
Norman Mattice
D. G. Donnelly
Two youths charged in Tops Market purse snatching
North Syracuse police arrested two 17 year old white males after a purse snatching at Tops Market. The victims Mrs Martha Pfeffer and Mrs Leona Schucker identified the suspects, who were charged with robbery and jailed on $1,000 bail posted by their parents.
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North
Syracuse
Tops
Martha Pfeffer
Melrose St
Wallace to speak at ASHRAE meeting in New York state
Attorney and businessman Neil Wallace will discuss The Business Environment in New York State at the ASHRAE meeting at LeMoyne Manor December 14. The program includes a 5:45 p.m. technical forum on refuse incineration and a 7:45 p.m. speech. Gene Angus of Minneapolis will discuss using garbage as a fuel replacement for coal oil and gas. Contact Don Fenti or Ed Hirsch for attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Wallace
New York State
American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers, Inc
LeMoyne Manor
Gene Angus
Minneapolis
Minn
Wallace
Don Fenti
Ed Hirsch
Schneeweiss to speak on small firms at Syracuse meeting
Dr. Stephen M. Schneeweiss president of Cazenovia College will describe his experience with small companies at Thursday's Small Business Council meeting in the Holiday Inn Downtown. He operates a Niagra Falls firm and has helped several ill firms regain financial health as a council spokesman notes. Kenn Peters of the Herald Journal will cover Albany news affecting the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen M. Schneeweiss
Cazenovia College
Small Business Council
Holiday Inn
Schneeweiss
Niagara Falls
Greater
Albany
Kenn Peters
Herald-Journal
American Albany
Old-fashioned ham supper at LaFayette Ave UMC
An old-fashioned ham supper with homemade bread and pies will be served Wednesday from 5 to 6 30 p.m. at LaFayette Avenue United Methodist Church located at 2026 Midland Ave adjacent to Roosevelt Junior High School.
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LaFayette Avenue United Methodist Church
Midland Ave
Roosevelt Junior High School
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Carellis
Frank Carelli
Lodi St
Our Lady of Pompei
Filomino Geremia
Carelli
Tillie Gaetana Barrone
Thomas Kwasiniewski
Mrs
Mise Canter
War Memorial Auditorum
Mony Plaza
Syracuse Square
First Gospel Church
E. Onondaga St
Gunnar Gunderson
William Billy
Steven
St. Lewis Ave
World Vision International
Yale
Loew's
Bernie Schmidt Singers
Downtown Committee of
SEIKO
Seiko Quartz
Albert's
al Groboske
Bnd Elliott
Vanderbilt Garage
VOU Jewelers
South Salina
Perm
Ada Sandrine
Deke
McGraws Door
Davisrd
North Syr
Su? Giran Ltd
Boardman
Crockmaster
Camillus Plaza
N. Syracuse Dewitt
Brewerton RD
E. Genesee
Boardman, Ltd
Stimbeam
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