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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2000
Page
6
City police charged 27 year old David Silverto-Diaz of Boyden Street with two counts each of menacing and criminal possession of a weapon after arrest at 141 Midland Avenue. He allegedly used a knife to threaten two acquaintances Sunday.
City planners unanimously denied Mark Lacciarinello and Club Hell a permit for a nightclub at the former Club At tapuis site 223 Pulaski St. Oswego operator Lacciarinello may appeal the decision.
The Re-Leaf Syracuse Committee will host a town meeting January 18 in the Huntingbereee cafeteria, 400 Sunny Street. The event will share updates on Arbor Day plans and city owned trees with forest service information. Call 448 8020 or visit Syracuse city page for details.
Five newly elected common councilors will be guests at the Syracuse United Neighbors meeting at 7 p.m. Monday at St Anthony's Church 1515 Midland Ave. Invited are Mike Atkins Joanne Mahoney Kate OConnell Joe OHara and Van Robinson. Topics include drugs vacant housing and the city's tax auction program.
The Syracuse Commission for Women seeks nominees for the Woman of Courage Award honoring women who overcome obstacles and achieve progress. Nominations must be postmarked by Jan. 20. Winners will be honored at a March 14 dinner at the Hotel Syracuse. Call Maria Fallace or Rose Marie Banilla at 448-8620 for details.
35 deputies in Onondaga County retire early under a 1998 police division contract. Retirees include sergeants like Dunseath, who now works as a security officer at Le Moyne College. Sheriff Walsh says overtime will rise as vacancies grow, with 17 hires funded partly by COPS grants. Health insurance increases pushed many to retire, sparking union pressure ahead of contract renewal.
J J Coyne, senior deputy, ends a 38 year patrol run with the Department, noting 43 000 tickets issued. He faced frequent excuses and recalls long service, from motorcycle days to traffic enforcement, while sheriff and undersheriff call the badge retirement unusual amid union and health-insurance cost changes. Coyne, 64, plans to stay until forced out and blanks policy on his retirement category.
Syracuse police seek a white 1995 Pontiac Grand Prix after a hit-and-run on West Kennedy Street left 27-year-old Lorie Scott dead. Celeste Cornelius, Scott’s mother, questions why the driver did not stop or call for help as witnesses described a brief stop by the white car before it sped away.
A Syracuse man cherishes a Parker fountain pen given by his father in 1941. The column recalls Jim Dugan’s pen given by the Old Newsboys Toy Fund, his capture in the Philippines, and presumed loss at sea in 1944, with details shared by his nephew Jim Dugan of Cortland.
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