City salary hikes win board approval
The Syracuse Board of Estimate approved a new executive pay plan boosting Mayor Lee Alexander from 39312 to 45000 annually making him the highest paid city employee. Other raises include Corporation Counsel Garber to 39500 and several department heads to 30000 plus 588 more employees receiving increases.
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Lee Alexander
Center
Board of Estimate
Carl Spencer
Frank Canino
David Garber
Mortimer P. Gallivan
Neal P. McCain
David Michel
Syracuse Board of Estimate
Alexander
Common Council
Police and Fire
Canino
Roy A. Bernardi
Aviation
Parks and Recreation
Housing Authority
Transportation
Purchase
County parcels land for possible future downtown parking garage
The Syracuse Board of Estimate voted to deed a parcel on South State Street to Onondaga County for potential use in a downtown parking garage. The land lies between the Public Safety Building and the county steam plant, near the County Courthouse and Everson Museum within the city recreation complex area.
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Syracuse Board of Estimate
Onondaga County
South State Street
Public Safety
Onondaga County Steamn
Everson Museum
County Civic Center
Mathers to Illinois Airman at Chanute AFB
Brian D. Mathers son of Mr and Mrs Howard C Mathers of 8487 Smokey Hollow Rd was assigned to Chanute Air Force Base In Illinois During basic training at Lackland AFB Texas he studied the Air Force A 1977 graduate of C W Baker High School Baldwinsville he will receive specialized training in aircraft equipment maintenance field
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Brian D. Mathers
Howard C. Mathers
Smokey Hollow Rd
Chanute Air Force Base
Lackland Afb
Texas
Mathers
Air Force
C.W. Baker High School
Baldwinsville
Mars B. Hewes
Southview Rd
St. Camillus Health and Rehabilitation Center
Hewes
Robert Newfang
Phil Klein
Byron
Apartment dispute threatens nine units on Tallman Street
City inspectors found serious repairs needed at 82 Tallman St building housing nine families. Landlord Carl MacDonald must fix defects within 30 days or the city will close the structure and relocate eight welfare recipients and possibly others. Tenants protest, hot water scarce, with relocation and stay-or-fix questions looming.
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David Young
Department of Building and Property Conservation
Tallman St
Carl MacDonald
MacDonald
Syracuse
Ithaca
Young
Lucinda Barker
Trail grants aid Onondaga Lake path and Burnet Park rink
Congressmen Walsh and Hanley announced two federal grants from the Interior Department totaling 730000 for Onondaga County and Syracuse. An 380000 grant funds trail building a bike bridge shelters and landscaping in Onondaga Lake system. A 350000 grant supports a new skating rink at Burnet Park by Syracuse Parks and Recreation.
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Washington
William F. Walsh
Dist
James M. Hanley
Department of the Interior
Onondaga County
Syracuse
Onondaga Lake
Walsh
Syracuse Parks and Recreation Department
Burnet Park
Post Offices Closed Monday in Observance of New Year
All city post offices and branches will be closed Monday due to New Year’s Day. There will be no window services or mail delivery. Express mail special delivery perishables and General Mail Facility box services on Taft Road in North Syracuse continue. Collections will occur from front boxes, Clinton Square, Valley Plaza, Fairmount Fair, and Camillus Plaza units. Postal cards envelopes and insurance up to 15 dollars available at self service centers open 24 hours. Mail will move to airplanes and star routes as scheduled.
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Syracuse
A.J. Sarno
General Mail
Taft Road
Clinton Square
Valley Plaza
Fairmount Fair
Camillus Plaza
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