DWI Charges Across Suburbs Include Multiple Suspects
Police agencies from Geddes Liverpool and surrounding areas filed DWI charges, along with aggravated unlicensed operation and other offenses. The list names individuals with ages and addresses, dates in late November to December, and notes additional charges such as speeding, failure to keep right, or operating a vehicle under influence. Regular patterns include University Hospital arrests and multiple felony aggravated unlicensed operation counts.
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Etta Dee
Patrick Staley
North St
Syracuse
Grant Boulevard
Teall Avenue
Raivo J. Kaseory
Forrest Way
Camillus
Jimmie Lee Reaves
South Ave
Rachel St
Bernhards Bay
Mattydale
Kathleen T. Lowry
le Marquix
LaFayette
LaFayette Dpw
Eugene F. Dinsmore
Meadow Brook Drive
Baldwinsv
Marcellus
University Hospital
Donald L. Kellogg
Kevin Scott Klein
Brogan Manor
Auburn
Seventh North Street
Sat
Gaskin Road
Clay
Cadillac St. Syscuse
Thompson Road
DeWrth
Katherine M. Clayton
Country View Terrace
Jane
Lewis Henry Alling
Vine St
Canonsburg
Broad Road
Onondaga
James Onoiio Calporico
Ruckhard Blvd
Salma
Dominick M. Simons
Darington Road
New Court Ave
Edward C. Manter
Mitton Ave
Carmi
Geddes. Ha
Couple pleads to stop amplified Christmas carols
In Antwerp, Vici and Stephen Diehl seek a court order to halt four hours daily Christmas carol music from the United Ministries church steeple, citing disturbance to their home photography business and peace. Neighbors largely support the tunes, while police and the district attorney review possible disorderly conduct claims. The church plans to continue the music as legal proceedings proceed.
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Vici
Stephen Diehl
Diehls
Antwerp
Vier Diehl
Watertown
United Ministries of
Spragueville
Kenneth R. Leamon
Faye Norton
Don
Don's Place
Main Street Church
Leamon
Andy Williams
Vici Diehl
Jefferson County
James King
King
Jeff Lewis
Bob Miletsky
State Supreme Court
Hugh Gilbert
Miletsky
Syracuse
Scout Earns Heroism Award For Life Saving Action
Scout William Scott Thomas earns the Heroism Award from the National Court of Honor after using first aid skills to help crash victims in Syracuse. At 17 he is a Bishop Grimes High School junior and among 135 nationwide to receive the honor this year.
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Bishop Grimes High School
Thomas
Huntington Elementary School
Syracuse
National Court of Honor of the
Boy Scouts
Kevin Ginffe
Sedgwick Neigh
William Scott Thomas
Habitat Builds New Pine Street Home With Community Volunteers
Habitat volunteers dedicate about 500 hours to construct a two story 1050 square foot house at 314 Pine St near three other Habitat homes on Ashworth Place. The project revitalizes a neglected neighborhood as Howard Crook and Kathy Whipple praise solid craftsmanship and hands on leadership.
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Pine St
Habitat
Ashworth Place
Howard Crook
Martin Manetta
Habitat Group
Pine Street
Crook
Kathy Whipple
Lewis
Students Create Holocaust Memorial Art at SU
Rabbi Yaakov Rapoport and the Syracuse Jewish Federation aim to keep Holocaust memory alive with SU students posters and kiosk models. Jerome Malinowski’s design class produced pieces for Holocaust remembrance week in November featuring images of Hitler and concentration camps, barbed wire, and the Hebrew word for remember.
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Yaakov Rapoport
Syracuse Jewish Federation
Syracuse University
Jerome Malinowski
Holocaust Memorial Museum
Washington, D.C
Hitler
I. Rapoport
Ex-college coach wins court decision
Oswego State President Stephen Weber puzzled by federal court jury verdict that found retaliation against Patricia Smouse in 1992 contract nonrenewal while jurors also found Weber had other reasons to oust her. Judge Scullin schedules Jan 4 hearing on dismissal and damages. Smouse has not worked since her Oswego State contract expired in mid 1993.
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Oswegg — State University College At
Oswego
Stephen Weber
Syracuse
Weber
Patricia Smouse
Frederck Scullin
Oswego State
Smouse
Scullin
Oimepe
Faith Seidenberg
Oswego State Women
Jo Ann Meadows
Insurer Rejects Monticello Man's Heart Transplant Bill
Michael Evans waited three years for a heart transplant at Columbia Presbyterian in Manhattan. After the operation a Wisconsin insurer refused to cover more than 300000 in medical bills, claiming the transplant was unauthorized. Evans faces bankruptcy amid ongoing medical costs and reduced benefits from Medicare and Workers' Compensation.
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Monticello
Michael Evans
Evans
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Manhattan
Wausau Insurance Co
Wausau
Syracuse
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Liverpool
Lucile V. Berman
Patrick U. Sokol
Tyler Road
Bridgeport
Jeffery D. Castleberry
Hylaea Road
Tucker
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Barry Road
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Watertree
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River St
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Gerdner
Parker Ave
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Masalonis
Biescis Park
Heather Harrington
Denise E. Enlandaon
Cumberstone Lane
Baldwingville
Vincent L. Pringle
Hope Ave
William F. Schramm
Ridge Road
Cazenovia
North Eagle Village Road
Mantius
Mary Jo Barwind
Aladdin Drive
Fayetteville
Ralph Anthony Principe
Red Pine Road
Medford
Washington Street
Maniius
Michael Jason Egott
S. “Geddes St
Genesee Street
Manlius
Teri Lynn Martin
Manlus
Duguid Road
Jackie Wayne Mytes
Margot Lane
Chittenango
Genesee Turnpike
Patricia Anne Davis
Seneca Turnpike
Jamesville
Highbridge Street
Janet Gramza
J. Trout Lowen
Hoy
Borhood
Keersey
Kline Street
Brattle Road
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Giuffe
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Hiawatha Council
Mott
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