United Way cuts hit local agencies in allocation shift
Agencies endured large reductions after United Way of Central New York restructured its funding. American Red Cross faced 263,537 dollars, Urban League 123,879, Child & Family Service 70,577, Consolidated Industries 57,640, Aurora of Central New York 92,251, Camp Fire Boys & Girls 32,731 in adjusted grants.
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United Way of
Central New York
American Red Cross
Urban League
Hild & Family Service
Aurora of
Central News York
Camp Fire Boys & Girls
Arthritis Foundation
United Way
Jalling Community Health Charities
Combined Health Appeal
Margaret Henderson
George Mango
Consolidated Industries
Mango
Red Cross programs to cost more
Red Cross programs face higher costs as core safety and caregiving services lose funding. United Way restructures shifted hundreds of thousands of dollars over three years, leaving several agencies with reduced or no allocations, while others expand fundraising efforts.
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Red Cross
Wishes granted for a future by Jonathan J Todd
Seventeen year old Tyler Donegan receives a Pentium II computer from Seneca Data and Make A Wish in Cicero after kidney donation and a life saving transplant. The teen, who lives in Ty lerville, Jefferson County, hopes to pursue computer oriented work while starting a weekend computer programming course at University.
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Seneca Data Distributors
Donegan
Beacon North
Cicero
Make
Central New York
Seneca Data
Kevin Conley
Conley
Tylerville
Jefferson County
Tyler Donegan
Copenhagen Central School
Linda Donegan
Burst pipe floods Syracuse Opera and Symphony offices
A frozen water pipe burst at the John H. Mulray Civic Center over the weekend flooding Syracuse Opera and Syracuse Symphony Orchestra offices and storage rooms. Firefighters shut off the flow after alarms sounded. archives, ledgers and programs were damaged while staff assess salvageable items and dry affected areas ahead of the 40th season.
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John H. Mulray
Syracuse Opera
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
Syracuse
Civic Center
Catherine Wolff
Oanograt
Beth Wroblewski
Two men charged in purse snatching at Great Northern Mall
Clay police arrested Ronnie Davis aged 19 of Oswego and Wesley Ellis aged 22 of Solvay for a December 29 purse snatching at Great Northern Mall. Ellis faces falsifying records for using the victim’s ATM card at Carousel Center. Both men arraigned and held, with Clay police assisted by Syracuse and Oswego authorities.
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Clay
Great Northern Mall
Ronnie Jerome Davis
Rocher Road
Oswego
Wesley William Ellis
Charles Ave
Solvay
Ellis
Carousel Center Mall
Great Northern
Sears
Thomas Bottar
Charles Day
Martin Nerber
John Seeber
Carousel Center
Syracuse
Davis
Bottar
Oswege
Cicero
Justice Center
Senior housing planned in Clay near Pine Hollow Drive
Christopher Community proposes a $13 million senior housing complex on five acres east of Route 57 near The Shops at Seneca. The project would include 30 one bedroom units in phase one with 20 to 30 more later, targeting rents around 350 dollars, about 175 under market rate, and aims to win state aid with possible opening next year pending approvals.
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Christopher
Christopher Communit
Five Acres
Seneca
Peter Ware
1A Organization
Catholic Chaistie
White
Onondaga Boulevard
Nea Western Lights
Christophe
Central
Ney
Pine Hollow Drive
Clay
Patrick di Domenico
Pine Hollow
Clay Town Board
Ackley Road
Henry Clay Boulevard
DiDomenico
New York State Housing Trust Fund
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United Ways
Melissa Hall
Arise Child & Family Service
Mac
Vate
Jonathan J. Todd
Wanda Kitching
Rick
Rick Donegan
Linda
Tyler
Rick Doot
Dhet Bere
Will Marade
Ffeft
Opera
Symphony Orchestra
Mary Knepper
Jim Cerio
Onondaga County
Cerio
Clay Town Court
Jerry Rosen
Communit Development Agency
57 Pine Hollow Corp
South Carolina
Senior Citizen