Counterfeit checks spark theft charge in Syracuse man
A Syracuse man, 28, was arraigned in Geddes Town Court on grand larceny, scheme to defraud, and criminal possession of a forged instrument after three counterfeit checks totaling more than 2500 were used to cash at a Days Inn and a local grocery. Four men faced felony robbery charges at a Baldwinsville gas station. Others: a man shot, police search for a car, and local government actions on fire station bonding. Also, Reach Rainbow contest and NSF awards announced.
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Unsung Heroes to be honored at Syracuse MLK celebration
Five Unsung Heroes and Heroines will be recognized at Syracuse University’s MLK celebration at Carrier Dome, with free program starting 6 30 p m Corel West Harvard professor and author to deliver keynote. Winners include Shenea Hunt Adrea Jaehnig Aaron Kingson Inez Mack and Larry Williams for leadership diversity and community service.
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Lemp Jewelers a Syracuse downtown landmark since 1890
Walter Lemp keeps M. Lemp Jewelers in Syracuse's central business district a family business spanning three generations. The store offers jewelry watches and silverware, with roots dating to 1890 in multiple downtown locations and a philosophy that downtown commerce remains viable amid change.
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Fight vows over Hutchings Center closure in Syracuse
State senators representing Syracuse vow to block Pataki plans to close Hutchings Psychiatric Center within two years. Senator DeFrancisco urges keeping Hutchings separate from Mohawk Valley, noting 90 percent of patients come from Onondaga. Hoffmann commits to fighting to keep both centers open despite cost concerns.
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Task force to air ways to attract low fares
City leaders form a 124 member task force at Syracuse Hancock International Airport to study why fares are high and to propose incentives for airlines. Members include Aviation Commissioner Charles Everett and Matt Quitzau of the Syracuse Convention and Visitors Bureau. The group aims to finish by mid May and persuade new airlines to serve the airport.
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