School boards form coalition in Central New York
Four county school boards associations unite to form a coalition aimed at strengthening their legislative influence on education policy, labor relations, and related concerns. Syracuse attorney John Benjamin Carroll elected president, with a board of directors from Onondaga Madison Cortland and Tompkins Seneca Tioga groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Lavine
Cayuga School Boards Association
Cortland-Madison School Boards Association
Onondaga-Madison School Boards Association
Tompkins-Seneca-Tioga School Boards Association
Syracuse
John Benjamin Carroll
Cazenovia
Onondaga-Madison Association
Carroll
New York
Assembly
Senate
Lavine
Carroll and
Christa Talbot
Moravia
Ruth Sholes
Auburn
Richard Watros
Marathon
William Devine
Cortland
Mary Rust
Jamesville
William Deming
Dryden
Kenneth Tillapaugh
Ithaca
Teen Struck by Car in North Syracuse Neighborhood
A North Syracuse teen escaped serious injury after being struck by a neighbor's vehicle near his home. Timothy Ramsey, 16, of 109 Dormar Place, was found on the ground and treated for minor cuts and bruises. no tickets were issued. Ann Smithson, 28, of 133 Dormar Place, reported hearing a thump at about 6:30 p.m. and aiding the youth.
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Syracuse
Town of Clay
Ann Smithson
Dormar Place
Vincent Marano
Marano
Timothy Ramsey
North Syracuse board approves 12,000 settlement in Cicero High fires case
The North Syracuse school board approved a plan allowing attorneys to settle a seven year dispute over two fires at Cicero High School. The offer rows to 12,000 in general damages and removes a 26,000 bill from Rapdall Electric. The case involves Randall Electric Westinghouse and the firm Sargent Webster Crenshaw Folley with no effect on the architectural firm claim. Board failed by 4 to 3 to seek free access to the old Marine barracks from the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Syracuse
Cicero High School
Randall Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric Supply Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Sargent, Webster, Crenshaw and Folley
James Martin
Excursion for Cicero Seniors to Trinkaus Manor
The Town of Cicero plans an outing for senior citizens to Trinka us Manor Restaurant in Rome on January 4. Bus departs Faith Lutheran Church Route 31 at 5 p.m. Cost is $6 for bus and dinner, due by January 3. Call 699-2756 for reservations.
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Town of Cicero
Trinkaus Manor
Rome
Faith Lutheran Church
Town of Cicero Parks and Recreation Department
Woman Struck and Purse Stolen on Crescent Avenue
A 29 year old Crescent Avenue woman was injured when a youth knocked her to the ground and escaped with her handbag. The purse was recovered on Rich Street but $8 cash was missing. Esther Bloss refused hospital treatment.
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Crescent Avenue
Rich Street
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
Association
Elmira College
Grady
Margaret Davies
Nickerson Street
W.Y
James Brady
Eckel Science Building
ENG
J. Rispoli
EDU
H. Price
D. Plumer
Jumbra College
Lincoln
Lincoln First
Kowan Hawkeye Pocket
Shriatme Club
Xing Vant Ua
Lincoln First Bank
Stephen Herzog
Corcoran High School
Pupil Services Committee
American Legion Boys State
Corcoran
Syracuse Chargers
Stephen
Edgar Her
St. Michael's College
Vermont
Esther Bloss
Crescent Ave
David Barrette
Barrette
Roger Coat Bemelee
Rothschild’s Drugs
E. Genesee Street
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Seagraw’s
Canada
Seagram Distillers Gompant
Seagram & Sons
Ontario
Carimda's Dibtielers
Waene
Seagram
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