Seminarian Paul Koshinski Missing After Poland Visit
Family in Binghamton awaits word as 20-year-old seminarian Paul Koshinski, studying at Krakow Jagiellonian University, fails to reach Broome County Airport from Poland. He reportedly left Poland for Vienna and the American Embassy, and officials say he is in embassy protection amid martial law. The Kosciuszko Foundation scholar finished his sophomore year at St. Mary Seminary College and planned a year of Polish studies.
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Poland
Broome County
Paul Koshinski
U.S
Anthony Koshinski
Krakow
Jagiellonian University
Vienna
City and county to share $31,067 settlement
Syracuse and Onondaga County will split a $31,067 cost to settle a 10 year case against the City-County Human Rights Commission by former employee Stephanie Carey. Carey filed many complaints claiming sex discrimination and alleged retaliation after losing a 1972 job. The settlement follows rulings that Pinkard retaliated, not discriminated, with the court ordered back pay.
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Onondaga County
Human Rights Commission
Stephanie Carey
Mornday
Carey
State Division of Human Rights
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Norman Pinkard
County Commission
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Worr
State Appellate Division
Devi
Jeffrey Gosch
Human Rights Division
Court of Appeals
Two City Men Rescued After Route 690 Ramp Crash
Two city men, William H. Smith and Clayton Baker, escaped serious injury when a flatbed truck flipped on the Route 690 to Bridge Street exit. Both were hospitalized. Smith released, Baker with unclear records. The crash, around 5:00 a.m., ruptured the gas tank. no fire occurred. Authorities said Smith was ticketed for imprudent speed and unlicensed operation after a third passenger was reported but not found.
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Bridge Street
William H. Smith
Seely Road
Clayton Baker
Ballard Ave
St. Joseph’s Hospital
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Baker
DeWitt
Minoa
Syracuse
Fayetteville
James Sullivan
Armand Scipione
Park recreation building to get $125,000 refurbish funds
The Wilson Park recreation building in Syracuse will receive $125,000 in rehabilitation funds. Mayor Lee Alexander will authorize Community Development sixth-year funds. The bid passes unanimously, led by Councilor Joseph Nicoletti, with upgrades including roof, windows, interior remodeling, energy efficiency, restrooms, kitchen, ramps, and accessible facilities.
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Lee Alexander
Joseph Nicoletti
Parks, Recreation and Environment Committee
Syracuse
Adja
Suspect charged in fatal shooting at city club
Lorenzo Brook 23 was arraigned in City Court on second degree murder and weapon charges after a Christmas morning shooting at the Silver Star Helping Hand Club on Oswego Street left Brian Kondrosky dead. Brook fought a 15 minute siege before surrendering. another man sought for questioning. Kondrosky, 26, may have been intoxicated and did not realize he had been shot, dying later at St. Joseph’s Hospital from internal injuries.
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Oswego Street
Lorenzo Brook
Midland Ave
Brook
Brian Kondrosky
Brighton Ave
Silver Star Helping Hand
Oswego
Seymour Streets
Richard Haumann
Kondrosky
Haumann
West Brighton Avenue
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Polite
Midland Avenue
Syracuse
Leonce Mendez
Merriman Ave
Mendez
Thruway to Serve Free Coffee on New Year Holiday
The New York Thruway Authority will offer free coffee for motorists on the 599 mile route for the 23rd year. Chairman Gerald Cummins said gasoline stations and restaurants along the highway will provide the coffee from 11 p.m. Thursday to 7 a.m. New Year’s Day, with operators sharing the cost to promote highway safety.
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