Perjury charge linked to midwest poisoning case
Fayetteville woman Schavvonne Craw, 43, was arraigned on one count of first degree perjury in connection with a grand jury investigation into the March 1999 antifreeze poisoning death of Timothy Badger. Craw released on her own recognizance. prosecutors sought 1500 bail.
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Fayetteville
Erand
Schavvonne Craw
Orchard St
George Raus
Jeffrey Merrill
Merrill
Craw
Fitzpatrick
Raus
James McGraw
Mitzi Badger
McGraw
Badger
Timothy Badger
Pitzpatrick
Badgers
Golden Snowball race tightens in Upstate cities
The winter contest for the Golden Snowball sees Buffalo and Syracuse tied for the lead at 111.2 inches after a fresh dusting on Thursday. Meteorologist David Sage of the National Weather Service in Buffalo backs his home team as the snow tally trend favors Syracuse. A separate report says a Syracuse man, Chadwick Stewart, 28, was charged with grand larceny and forgery after cashing counterfeit checks totaling over $1,000, arraigned in Geddes Town Court and held on bail. In Baldwinsville, four men were charged with felonies after a robbery at the Tanana Oil Co. on Downer Street, involving the attendant and the theft of money from pockets. Suspects are Marck Clarke, 19. Gregory Ramacus, 21. Robert Lee Ferens, 18. and Chuck S. Graham, 21.
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Polce
Chadwick Stewart
Days Inn
Kionday
Baldwinsville
Tanana Oil Co
Downer St
Marck Clarke
Gregory Ramacus
Kirkpatrick St
Robert Lee Ferens
Frawley Ive
Patton
Chuck S. Graham
Taber St
Local mall expansion sparks debate in Cheektowaga
Gabryszak, supervisor of Cheektowaga near Buffalo, discusses Pyramid Cos plan to add 600,000 to 650,000 sq ft to Walden Galleria with no five level parking decks and no PILOT. Onondaga officials decry tax concessions as Syracuse watchers compare regional growth and population trends.
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Pyramid Cos
Walden Galleria
Cheektowage
Pyramid
Gabryszak
Galleria
John DeFrancisco
Carousel Center
DeFrancisco
Cheekiowaga
Buffalo
Syracuse
Joe Mareane
Lawsuits Target NY School Equity Across State
The New York Civil Liberties Union pursues a federal civil rights suit against the state over education disparities, naming high minority schools including Syracuse Dr King, Elmwood, McKinley, and Seymour. It argues unequal facilities, staffing, and test scores persist, seeking school by school remedies.
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New York
Dr. Bing
Syracuse
New York Civil Liberties Union
NYCLU
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Campaign For
Fiscal Equity
New York City
NYCLA
Arthur Eisenberg
Kingator
Elmwood
McKinley
Seymour
Kim Robadfox-Ceaser
Dr. King
Close calls foil getaway ends with three suspects nabbed
Police say a district attorney investigator and a plainclothes city detective halted a bank robbery with a bulletin alert. DeWitt officers arrested Matthew B. Cheney Frank E. Herzog and James M. Tredo Jr after the getaway truck was spotted in the Eastwood area near 1:23 pm. Cheney allegedly entered the AmeriCredit Union on Thompson Road at 1:17 pm and demanded cash with a note claiming to be armed.
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Eastwood
DeWitt
Daniel D' Arrigo
I Cheney
L10
Cedar Circle
America Credit Union
Thompson Road
Date set for V A's 24 hour ER Syracuse opening
The Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Syracuse will reopen its emergency room to 24 hour service starting April 23. Congress member James T. Walsh praised the move, noting increased VA funding has allowed expanding the ER and hiring more doctors. The change aims to reduce non veteran ER crowding and improve access for insured and uninsured veterans alike.
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James T. Walsh
Harold E. Schultz
Schultz
Reval
Tam
Congress
Department of Veterans Affairs
Walsh
House
Veterans Affairs
Housing and Urban Development
Jackson Allion
University Hospital
J D grad Kara Hood killed in Johannesburg hit and run
Kara A. Hood 23, Onondaga County native and South Africa volunteer for a social justice group, was killed in a hit-and-run near Johannesburg after a car stalled on the highway. Her parents said details are unclear but expressed grief and faith.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Kara A. Hood
Hood
Bob Hood
Common Grounds Coffeehouse
Cazenovia
Jean Hood
Immaculate Conception Shhoo
Fitteville
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