City teen strip search case draws village response
A city teen recounts a police strip search lasting about ten minutes, followed by a three hour wait in tears as officers released him. Police filed charges, no evidence was seized, and officials from Lyons Village declined to comment or provide a version of events.
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Edwards
EdeWards
Herald-Journal
Lyons
Cabriel Varda
Casialis
Flock
Richard Wunder
Lyons blacks report ongoing police discrimination in Lyons
African-Americans in Lyons say police routinely discriminate and village officials treat blacks as second class. A Mount Zion Church trustee notes white youths can stay on streets but black youths are told to disperse or face arrest. No African-Americans hold office. income gaps and poverty rates are high among blacks. Civil liberties groups report multiple harassment complaints unresolved. Edwards, visiting Lyons, is portrayed as a well behaved student with counseling for fear and embarrassment.
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Lyons
Edwards
Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church
Wayne County
Syracuse
Diane Marro
Rochester Police
Lyons Town Board
Wayne County Board of Supervisors
Genesee Valley
American Civil Liberties Union
Rochester
Don Zwick
Zack
Wayne
Robert Lee Jackson
Bufala
Ala
Jackson
John Gibbon
Gibbon
Nottingham High School
Glauncas
Ventre
Incinerator ash testing begins amid local concerns
Residents in Seneca County press for test results as ash from the incinerator at Seneca Meadows is dumped there since November. Regulators note the plant lacks proper licensing to receive hazardous materials while awaiting ash testing under new federal rules.
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Seneca County
Seneca Meadows
Boudreau
Onondaga County
U.S. Supreme Court
David Carleo
Resource Recovery Agency
Carleo
Car- Jee
Neil Driscoll
Department of Environmental Conservation
Syracuse
Ansonwe
Signs of congenital and acquired deafness in children
The text outlines rare congenital deafness affecting about 1 in 1,000 newborns and common, treatable conductive deafness from middle ear infections. It lists developmental signs from birth to age two, including lack of reaction to noises, failure to babble, not pointing to familiar people, and not using speech nor listening at normal volumes.
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American Medical Association
Encyclopedia of Medicine
American Academy of Otolaryngology
Alexandria
Hearing Tests Using Ear Emission Technique Studied
Grimes promotes evoked otoacoustic emissions a fast baby hearing test. A plug in the ear emits sounds while a microphone records ear responses. Most babies pass early screenings, with 5 percent needing further testing and 90 percent of those passing later. Rhode Island reports $25 to $30 per child screening plus staff time. Early detection leads to normal speech and language development.
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Luisullig
Grimes
Solié
Rhode Island
Peter Simon
Simon
Health Science Center
Syracuse
Health Department
Division of Family Health
Obituaries of Nellie Carolene Cook Andrick and Philamens Thomas
Nellie Carolene Cook Andrick 80 of 2819 Holler Road died Sunday after a long illness at Cortland Memorial Hospital. Survived by husband Earnest E a daughter Jean nine Cook Livermore and Annita Arlene Andrick, sister Laura Catlin, three grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Services Thursday 2 pm Wright Beard Funeral Home burial Willow Glen Cemetery Dryden. Calling hours 7 to 9 pm today at the funeral home. Philamens Thomas 80 of 92 N Fulton Street died Monday at Auburn Memorial Hospital. Survived by daughters Anne Rossi and Barbara J. Thomas, sisters Elizabeth Walsh and Mary Ann Peach, and two grandchildren. Services will be at a later date. burial St Joseph's Cemetery. No calling hours. Donations to charity. Farrell Funeral Service in charge.
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Virgil
Nellie Carolene Cook Andrick
Holler Road
Cortland Memorial Hospital
Earnest E
Jeannine Cook Livermore
Cortland
Annita Arlene Andrick
Erie
Laura Catlin
Pitcher
Wright-Beard Funeral Home
Willow Glen
Dryden
Lincoln Ave
Obituary: Philomena Cullen Danbury Drive DeWitt dies
Philomena Cullen Danbury Drive DeWitt died Tuesday at St. Josephs Hospital after a brief illness. Native of Syracuse, she graduated in 1959 from Nottingham High School. A master licensed electrician, she belonged to the DeWitt Volunteer Fire Department. Survived by wife Sharilyn Port, a son Scott, two daughters Michele Miller and Melissa Miller, a grandson, and nieces and nephews. Shiva observed 7 to 9 p.m. today and Thursday at 6324 Danbury Drive. No calling hours.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
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Syracuse
Nottingham High School
DeWitt
Danbury Drive
School boss fired amid base-related district shakeup
Grand's departure from the North Syracuse district follows years of service including a national model preschool program. The firing leaves the district budgeting with no permanent leader as Plattsburgh Air Force Base closes and student enrollment may drop by about one third.
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Stanley
Plattsburgh Air Force Base
Grund
North Syracuse
Main Street
Thomas O'Rourke
O'Rourke
Alaska
Hele North Syracuse
Eru
Felon receives life term for brutal home invasion
In Onondaga County, Melvin R. Johnson, a parolee with prior burglary and assault convictions, was sentenced to 25 years to life after a jury found him guilty of burglary, sodomy, assault, and unlawful imprisonment in the Sept. 30, 1993 attack on a Liver Pool woman. Judge J Kevin Mulroy labeled him a persistent felon, calling the crime vile and vicious as the victim recounted the ordeal and heart attack during treatment.
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Onondaga County
J. Kevin Mulroy
Melvin R. Johnson
Johnson
Mulroy
Mulray
Liverpool
Hamilton
Rick Trunfic
New York State
Monroe County
Genesee County
Trunfic
Tranfic
Dennis Claus
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