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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 2000

Page

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OCRRA Ley Creek Transfer Station closes for fire

A small fire forced the temporary closing of OCRRA s Ley Creek Transfer Station at Seventh North Street Salina. It will reopen to the public on Jan 8 with large commercial haulers barred until Jan 3 at the earliest. The fire was found Christmas Eve in debris and smoldered.

Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency Ley Creek Seventh North Street Salina OCRRA

Vandalism damages Lights on the Lake display total over 5000

County Parks Commissioner Robert Geraci reported more than 5000 dollars in damage to the Lights on the Lake display. The suspect search hinges on prints found in the snow from Liverpool streets to the damaged displays. A 500 reward from Wegmans Food Markets and Friends of Historic Onondaga Lake seeks information leading to those responsible.

Robert Geraci Geraci Rite Liverpool Wegmans Food Markets Onondaga Lake Yvette Hewitt Friends Organization

Vandalized Lights on the Lake Display Under Investigation

Onondaga County Sheriff's investigators seek tips after vandal blows damaged holiday displays at Lights on the Lake. Doves posts were ripped from posts and thrown into the lake, a menorah and Nativity scene were modified, and deer lights were bent. Light bulbs smashed, wires pulled, orange paint sprayed on a storage building and a bulldozer. Crews work to repair as the display runs its final four nights before season end. About 30,000 carloads visit annually.

Dreidel Geraci

Union contracts reach most of Onondaga County workers

More than 4 000 county employees or 92 percent of the workforce will begin working under union contracts Monday as seven of eight major unions their contracts expire Sunday. The road patrol deputies have operated without a contract for a year while talks continue with the Civil Service Employees Association Local 834 and other unions are only starting negotiations.

Onondaga County Road Patrol Sheriff's Department Civil Service Employees Association Local 834 Justice Center

Onondaga County union reps and payroll details 2000

A breakdown of unions representing county workers includes Civil Service Employees Association Local 834 with 3,284 members and a 2000 payroll of 100,121,531, Deputy Sheriffs Benevolent Association with 325 members and 71,833,857, and other units such as the Onondaga County Sheriffs Police Association, New York State Nurses Association, Licensed Practical Nurses and Technicians of New York, International Union of Operating Engineers Local 6325, and Greater Syracuse Area Building Trades Council with varying member counts and payrolls. Each entry lists last raise percentages and covered roles across county offices, the sheriff’s department, Van Duyn Home & Hospital, the Justice Center, and Jamesville penitentiary.

Onondaga County Civil Service Employees Association Onondaga County Sheriff's Police Association Deputy Sheriff's Benevolent Association North America Shariff's Department New York State Nurses Association van Duyn Home & Hospital The Justice Center Onondaga County Correctional Facility Jamesville New York van Duyn Jamesville Penitentiary International Union of Operating Engineers Greater Syracuse Area Building Trades Council

Motive eludes after temple arson in Syracuse

After more than two months since a fire at Temple Beth El in Syracuse investigators have not identified a suspect or motive. U S Attorney Daniel French notes leads are scarce and a $10,000 reward yielded little. FBI ATF Syracuse PD and state police have conducted many interviews and examined hundreds of evidence items while guarding synagogues during Hanukkah amid heightened Middle East tensions.

Syracuse U.S Daniel French Alexandria Bay Herkimer FBI Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Syracuse Police Department Syracuse Fire Department State Police Middle East

Former Syracuse police spokeswoman sues for discrimination

Therese Lore, a former Syracuse Police Department spokeswoman, sues the city and five supervisors for 4 million dollars in federal court claiming gender discrimination after being moved out of her public information role in May 1999. She alleges Mayor Bernard ordered the move to curb her power, while officials deny any bias or wrongdoing. Lore seeks injunctive relief and ongoing protections from unequal treatment amid the pending suit.

Syracuse Police Department Therese Lore Roy Bernard Tim Foody Bernardi City Corporation Rick Guy Lore Guy Fondy Police Department Set Joe Sweeny John Farge Farge U.S Howard Munson

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