Unknown Bactas seb de soar over struggling Orangemen
In a decisive game the Bactas team defeated the Orangemen 75 to 58 with strong defense and early run, improving their standings as the Orangemen faced a tough matchup and mounted comeback efforts fell short.
Fayetteville man charged in $500000 investment scheme
Dr. Shane Sopp, who met Richard Lambert in Manlius, says Lambert promised 24 percent returns from buying rights to 800 and 900 phone lines. Lambert, his wife Ann Marie, face multiple counts of grand larceny and scheming to defraud as victims consider losses possibly exceeding one million. Elderly investors and bereaved families were among those affected as DA warns of broader impact.
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New York
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Ex-student accuses Auburn High coach of affair prompt resignation
Anthony J. Schiavitti, 37, of Auburn agreed to resign and surrender his teaching certificate after a former student alleged a sexual relationship years ago. No criminal charges filed. Education officials plan to notify the state as investigations continue by the Cayuga Quondaga County BOCES and state Education Department.
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Quilt remembers AIDS victims with personal memorials in Syracuse
Linda DeGeuff began volunteering with the AIDS Task Force after losing her brother-in-law Dale to AIDS. She helps honor those affected by AIDS through community memorial efforts, sharing intimate histories of the people lost and the families affected.
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Welfare plan links teen births to home living
A White House draft proposal proposes barred welfare for teenage mothers who move out of their parents homes to curb out of wedlock births. The welfare task force considers keeping pregnant teens with parents and adjusting aid for two parent families, drawing sharp criticism from Heritage Foundation analyst Robert Rector.
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Acting director resigns from Austin MacCormick Center
Susan A. Yeres, acting director of the Division for Youths Aus tin MacCormick Center near Ithaca, resigns to take an out-of-state job in California. The notice cites pursuing other career opportunities with resignation effective December 22. This marks a second MacCormick leadership exit since July amid investigative articles on resident abuse.
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Tmon Springs
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