Rochester store owner shoots alleged robber in near fatal condition
A Rochester man remains in critical condition after a store owner shot him during a robbery attempt Monday evening. Kenneth C. Pauene, 29, underwent surgery at University Hospital and faces attempted robbery charges per Syracuse police. DiMaria of DiMana's News and Variety, 325 Gifford St, reportedly shot Pauene but will not be charged, according to authorities.
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Rochester
Kenneth C. Pauene
University Hospital
Syracuse
Joe Sweeny
Sam DiMaria Jr
DiMana’s News
Vanety
Gifford St
Patane
DiMaria
Dogs Seized From Elbridge House After Hoarding Concerns
SPCA officers removed 26 dogs from a run down Elbridge area home owned by Thomas O’Keefe. The dogs, aged from weeks to years, were found neglected with urine and feces odor. Investigators consider possible charges for improper confinement as veterinarians assess health and care needs.
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SPCA
Elbridge-area
Elbridge
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Thomas O'Keefe
Larry Kinneths
Eves
Lot Mune
Ewrmler
Gemis
O'Keefe
Iine
Moon Skeths
Steve Kemp
Kinne
Ates
Betsy
Buller
Newsttan
SAAT
State groups split over Hutchings closing plan
Mental Health Association in New York State backs Pataki's plan to close Hutchings Psychiatric Center and Middletown center, while its Onondaga County chapter opposes. Statewide group argues for bed reallocation, with Utica Mohawk Center poised to take Hutchings patients, though local impact and bed availability remain debated.
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Mental Health Association
George Pataki
Hutchings Psychiatric Center
New York State
The
Mental Health Association of
Onondaga County
Syracuse
Glazer
Pataki
Hutchings
Mohawk Psychiatric Center
Utica
State Department of Mental Health
Roger Klingman
Mohawk Valley
Klingman
New York State Council For Community Behavioral Healthcare
Ter Weaver
County approves same mall deal amid tough talk
Syracuse council approved a property tax plan after Onondaga County Legislature backed the same deal. City and county will forgo property taxes on the spate and expanded malls for three years while Pyramid uses the funds to pay off 250 million in garages and road work for the project.
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Onondaga County Legislawre
Steve DeRegis
Pyramid
Syracuse official decries city’s image amid cleanup push
Spruce up this major destination. Syracuse University official arry Martin, an assistant vice president, laments that visitors and alumni perceive the city as old and dirty. He notes progress from spring and fall roadside pickups, new flowers downtown, and West Street cleaning, but says entrances still lag behind Rochester’s gateways as Carousel Center expansion looms.
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Arry Martin
Syracuse University
Syracuse Hancock Resas
Floyd Little
Dave Bing
Martin
Syracuse
State Department of Transportation
West Street
Rochester
Bob Conger
Pyramid Cos
Carousel Center
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Howard Munson
Moises Graceiano
State Supreme Court
John Bru- Retti
Gracciano
DeWitt School
Tecumseh Elementary
the Princial
Maureen Sheedy
Tecumseh
Jamesville-DeWitt
Alice Kendrick
DeWitt
Marz Petterelli
Anothee
Peat St
Rich & Gardner
Erie Blvd
Syracuse-Onondage
NAACP
Donna Reese
Breates Leven Christ
Midland Ave
Girl Scouts
American Association of University Women
Ahab's Food and Sut
Brie Blvd
Mindy Lu Gaffney
Girl Scout Council of
Central New York
Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science and Technology
Aate
Weibezahl
Case Road
Skaneasteles
Erik Kriss
Erin Duggan
Frederic Pier
Wilmorite
Sean Kirst
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