SBA Urges Claims Filing By Jan 25 In Central NY Flood
Eight counties in central New York hit by the Oct 26 28 flood totaling 4 475 000 must file SBA low interest flood disaster loan applications by January 25 regional spokesman J Wilson Harrison said demand has been light so far 82 homeowners and 23 businessmen provided applications but only 14 returned 11 homes 71 000 and 3 businesses 167 000 reported. The flood damaged 632 homes totaling 2 735 000 and 55 businesses 1 740 000. Applicants must show damaged property invoices and flood insurance. If other loans exist SBA can offer 18 percent business or 16 percent homeowner loans. Counties include Onondaga Cortland Broome Tompkins Madison Cayuga Tioga Ch anango.
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Small Business Administration
SBA
J. Wilson Harrison
Harrison
Onondaga
Cortland
Broome
Tompkins
Madison
Cayuga
Tioga
Chenango
Educators meet on pupil discipline in Central New York
Educators from Central New York meet at East Syracuse-Minoa High School for a six hour workshop on student discipline sponsored by the New York State Council of School Administrators. Dr. Fritz Hess leads efforts toward a tougher discipline policy as 175 educators from numerous districts plan future sessions across the state.
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New York State Council of
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Chittenango
Cortland
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Steuben-Alleghany
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Syracue Catholic Diocese
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Westhill
Army Sgt Charles H Cook Jr Decorated in Italy
Army Sgt Charles H Cook Jr electrical technician supervisor with the 509th Signal Battalion earned the Meritorious Service Medal at Camp Darby Italy for outstanding non combat meritorious achievement or service to the U S He is son of Howard Cook of 1005 Kinne St East Syracuse.
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Howard Cook
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Cook
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Clay wins foul shot contest in county event
The town of Clay led the county with top shooting percentage and captured the team trophy in the county foul shooting contest sponsored by Onondaga County Parks and Recreation. Individual winners were decided in a halftime shoot-off at the Syracuse University Connecticut game in the Carrier Dome on January 6, with John Tappen and Ben Jarmon among age 14 16 top finishers, Mike Vrabel and Bob Wilsch in 11 13, and Andrae Jarmon winning 8 10. Six top finishers came from semifinals featuring 36 youths from 12 parks and recreation agencies.
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Clay
Onondaga County Department of Parks and Recreation
Syracuse University-Connecticut
Carrier Dome
John Tappen
van Buren
Ben Jarmon
Mike Vrabel
Geddes
Bob Wilsch
Manlius
Andrae Jarmon
Bill Kellish
Parks Open for Winter Activities Across Onondaga County
County recreation director Gary MacLachlan says ten parks offer winter fun from ice skating to archery. Sites include Beaver Lake Nature Center Burnet Park Zoo Highland Forest Marcellus Park Onondaga Lake Park Spafford Forest Carpenter's Brook Fish Hatchery Pratt's Falls Park Jamesville Beach and Oneida Shores. Ice skating is possible at Onondaga Lake Park marina Oneida Shores and Pratt's Falls. Long Branch area at Onondaga Lake Park allows supervised sledding. Cross country skiing and snowshoeing trails are marked at several parks including Beaver Lake Highland Forest Jamesville Beach Marcellus Park Oneida Shores Onondaga Lake Park Pratt's Falls and Spafford Forest.
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Gary MacLachlan
Beaver Lake Nature Center
Burnet Park Zoo
Highland Forest
Marcellus Park
Onondaga Lake Park
Spafford Forest
Carpenter’s Brook Fish Hatchery
Pratt’s Falls Park
Jamesville Beach
Oneida Shores
Pratt’s
Elbridge OKs firehouse and ES M bus purchase approved
Elbridge residents approve a new firehouse at up to 400000 dollars with site costs and possible tax increase. East Syracuse Minoa voters authorize buying six school buses for up to 206000 dollars. West Genesee rejects selling Fairmount Elementary to a condo developer for 225000. ES M also approves five 60 passenger buses and one 16 passenger vehicle. Tax impacts vary by district.
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Elbridge
Syracuse-Minoa
West Genesee Central
Fairmount
Onondaga
Sandbank Road
Route 5
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