Cops, Students Clash at Baha Wess Club Fight Details Emerge
Reports detail a Sunday morning brawl at the Baha Wess Club involving Morrisville State College students aged 18 and 19. Police say underage drinking was suspected. charter buses from Paine Bus Co. were used. management disputes and supervision questions arose.
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Suny College
Morrisville
Brighton Ave
Syracuse
Ron
Eric Krug
Hodge
Brian McDowell
Paine Bus Co
Rome
Douglas Paine
Mike Janisch
Ron Skalko
Mike Kerwin
Syracuse Police
State Liquor Authority
John Farge
Public Safety Department
Colgate
Kvndle Mongeon
Brian Galati
Central New York highway workers learn winter prep tips
About 30 field crews attended the first winter readiness session held for Central New York highway department operators. The workshop covered snow removal methods, equipment handling, and safety guidelines to improve response during severe weather.
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New York Highway Department
Syracuse Republicans revive Eagle Republican Club effort
Syracuse Republicans seek to broaden outreach by reviving the Eagle Republican Club as part of efforts to attract minority participation in politics. The move aims to expand engagement, organize events, and bolster representation within the party and local government efforts.
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Syracuse
Eagle Republican Club
Mark Stanczyk
Stanczyk
Vicki Baker
DeWitt
Sam Laguzza
Sam Roberts
Edward Ryan
Ryan
Feneral
New Head Start Opens in Syracuse for Families
A new Head Start program in Syracuse serves babies and toddlers while parents join GED classes and training.
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Syracuse
School chief's pay cut after benefits trimmed in Syracuse
Syracuse School District superintendent Stephen W. Dil DiFlorio will earn 90000 annually with a package $2000 less than his predecessor Henry Williams once benefits are added. The board cut fringe benefits and eliminated the sick and vacation payout clause, though Dil DiFlorio will receive 112105 for 350 unused sick days and agreed to cash 250 days for 80075 in installments. DiFlorio, 55, resides at 440 Brattle Road.
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Williams
DiFlorio
Brattle Road
Robert DiFlorio
Henry Willams
DiFlorido
Syracuse
Body found in DeWitt woods behind housing
A student discovered a dead man in a sleeping bag in dense woods behind a DeWitt housing development near Christian Brothers Academy. The deceased was Michael R. Good, 45, of DeWitt. Police said no foul play is suspected and an autopsy will determine the death cause.
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DeWitt Woods
Christian Brothers Academy
DeWitt
Michael R. Good
Kimber Road
William Ferguson
Ferguson
Onondaga County Medical Examiner's
Fergnson
Vera House cancels car raffle under state law
Vera House Inc a shelter for domestic violence victims cancels its major fundraiser a car raffle after state attorney general officials say lotteries are illegal. About 2000 tickets at 30 each were sold before the drawing planned for Thursday refunds offered to ticket buyers.
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Vera House Inc
Michael Hungerford
Syracuse
Hungerford
United Way
Harry Honan
Honan
Vera House
Sally Berry
Barry
Charles Shatakin
Shatzkin
Dlams Court
DeWitt Considers Cat Limit Law At Town Hall
DeWitt officials weigh a cat limit similar to dog rules amid neighbor complaints about a home with 64 cats at 4 Pickwick Road. Planning board meets Thursday at 7:30 p.m. to discuss a recommended ordinance and public hearing.
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DeWitt
James D. Fisher
Town Planning Board
Elayne S. O'Brien
Planning Board
Syracuse
Mast Syracuse
Jerry Gentz
T Haven Haan
Gentz
City Planning Commission
USA Today
New York Times
de Witt
Mae
Francrine
Crokett
McDonald
Coume
Pickwick Road
McDonalds
Town Hall
Butternut Drive
Cataal
Lawty
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Dick Case
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Robert E. DiFlorio
Henry Williams
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Chittanongo
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Veterans Administration Medical
American Legion
Spina
Manlius
Randall Road
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
Brent
Wero
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