Fires spread through homes in Clay and North Syracuse
Officials blamed faulty wiring for fires that leveled a Clay home and forced residents from two senior complexes in North Syracuse. A fire at 8405 Gaskin Road left Sandra Fesko and her family homeless, while another at a North Syracuse senior complex caused injuries to Fire Coordinator Mike Twores and others. In nearby incidents, water from a burst hydrant flooded basements on West Newell Street, police investigated a Robbery on Otisco Valley Road, and a cafe break-in netted $40. New Life Adoption Agency will host a free adoption seminar January 15 at 430 West Genesee Street with advance registration.
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Clay
Syracuse
Sandra Fesko
Jeffery
Gaskin Road
Mike A Twores
Aatta Home Senor Apartments
X. Main St
Newell Street
Syracuse Fire Department
Walter Bialobreski
Water Department
New Life Adoption Agency
Genesee St
New Life
North Syracuse man loses control in tire blowover on I-81
A 53 year old North Syracuse man, Robert Manpin, escaped injury when a front wheel tire blew on a southbound stretch of I-81 near Brewerton, causing his white 1999 truck to roll over with no other vehicles involved. In other news, the Syracuse Metro League of Women Voters meets at Bellevue Country Club on January 20 for a 11:30 a.m. luncheon and discussion open to the public with reservations. Liverpool Public Library earns a 1600 grant to join Prime Time Family Reading Time, engaging 25 local families with storytelling and discussions this spring.
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North Syracuse
Brewerton
Robert Manpin
Augusta Drive
Syracuse
Syracuse Metro League of Women Voters
Bellevue Country Club
Glenwood Ave
Dot Montaine
Liverpool Public Library
National Endowment For the Humanities
Liverpool Area
Compromise Reached Over Care for Dying Syracuse Woman
A Thursday agreement in Syracuse allows nutrition to continue for Sheila Pouliot while avoiding intrusive procedures. The state will maintain morphine pain management and a sugar solution via a feeding line, addressing her comfort and dignity during her terminal illness.
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Syracuse
Martha Mulroy
Sheila Pouliot
Mulroy
Pouliot
Thurlow
Mulray
Retirement honors for Onondaga deputy Dave Wall after 25 years
Deputy Dave Wall retires from the Onondaga County Sheriff's Department after nearly 25 years, celebrated by 100 supporters and two dozen cruisers on South State Street. He championed victims of sexual abuse and domestic violence, helped found the Syracuse Area Domestic Violence Coalition, and worked with Vera House and the Rape Crisis Center to push reform and compassion in law enforcement.
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Ken Dave Wall
Onondaga County Sheriff's Department
Dennis Hayes
Wall
Sheriff's Department
South State Street
Sherif
Hat Ah
Cief
Sally Berry
Vera House
Kate O’connell
Dave Wall
DeWitt
James DeLapp
Dave
DeLapp
Vail
Berle
Syracuse Area
Polce
Berry
Onondaga County
Chris
Department
Lonley lion searches for lost mate at Burnet Park Zoo
Bud the elderly lion at Burnet Park Zoo paces the enclosure and roars at the glass as he mourns his mate Iseult euthanized in November. Keeper Adnenne Whiteley says Bud remains loner and hopes for two young females to comfort him. Regular visitors notice the lonesome animal and watch daily.
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Burnet Park Zoo
Bud
Iseult F
Izalt
Adnenneé Whiteley
Ager
Iseult
Syra~ Case
Whiteley
Jar Garr
F Stat
Burnet Park 700
Skaneateles hearing on recreation center delayed by fire code
Residents crowded a small meeting room at the Fennell Street fire hall as a public hearing on the proposed seven acre pool ice rink complex was postponed. Fire code limits to 81, forcing a repack and move to a larger venue. The meeting was rescheduled with counsel notice.
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Skaneateles
Fennell Street
Village Planning Board
David Huxford
Planning Board
Ed Clark
Autumntree Court
Rec. Center
Skanea~ Teles Recreational Charitable Trust
Skaneateles High School
Waterman School
St. Mary's of the Lake Parish
Recreation proposal for Skaneateles woods site
A private donor funded plan seeks a 110000 square foot ice rink pool complex near Austin Park in Skaneateles. Proponents say it would boost local quality of life and be self sustaining via user fees. Opponents warn it would clear seven acres of woods and harm nearby homes.
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Austin Park
Skaneateles
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Onondaga County Sheriffs
Otisco Valley Road
Grand Ave
METRO
League of Women Voters
Ubrary
University Hospital
State Supreme Court
James Tormey
Gerard Neri
Neri
Winthrop Thurlow
Pouliiot
Attorney General
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