Lyncourt Bowling Alley Damaged By Early Morning Fire
An early morning blaze at the Lyncourt Bowling Alley on Court Street injured Liverpool firefighter Jeremy Anacchino and damaged lanes and pin machines. Fire officials say a cigarette may have started the fire, which began in a back-room trash can and was contained after about an hour. arson ruled out.
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Lyncourt
Liverpool
Mark Kimber
Lyncourt Bowling Alley
Court St
Kimber
Tony Guinta
John Albino
Albino
Lucian Ali
Jeremy Anacchino
St. Joseph's Hospital
Anacchino
le Datta
Sullivan eyes resignation from state Democratic post
Former Oswego Mayor John Sullivan Jr. is likely to resign as chairman of New York's Democratic Party executive committee. Marty Mack, former Cortland mayor and 1996 Walsh challenger, is expected to succeed. Sullivan cites wife Charlotte's liver cancer and his need to focus on family and livelihood. Mack declined to comment.
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Oswego
John Sullivan Jr
Democratic Party
Cortland
Marty Mack
James Walsh
Sullivan
Charlotte
Mack
Syracusan accused of punching man and stealing $24
Officers Theodore Kiefer and James Renna of the Direct Deployment Team arrested 27-year-old Michael A. Hathorn of 1115 S. Geddes St. for robbery criminal possession of stolen property and grand larceny after he punched Gerald P. Cooper and took his wallet in the 700 block of James Street. Cooper, 48, was left bleeding as Hathorn fled.
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Theodore Kiefer
James Renna
James Street
Michael A. Hathorn
S. Geddes St
Syracuse
Hathorn
Gerald P. Cooper
Highland Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Siaga
Drug Trends of the 00s talk at Fayetteville-Manlius HS
Experts Gary Meiz and David Monk will present Drug Trends of the 00s What Parents Don’t Know at 7 30 p m in the Fayetteville Manlius High School auditorium 8201 E Seneca Turnpike Manlius Students Teachers and Parents Association sponsors call 682 1239 for details Ashley Ryan Gadus
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Fayetteville-Manlius High School
E. Seneca Turnpike
Manlius
Gary Meiz
David Monk
Call
School board to discuss space shortage at LaFayette High
LaFayette school board schedules 7:30 p.m. meeting at C Grant Grimshaw Elementary cafeteria to consider crowding relief plans for the junior senior high school. Principal Karen Markoff will present a proposal for building additions or renovations pending voter approval. For information call 877 9728.
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LaFayette
Karen Markoff
C. Grant Grimshaw
DeFrancisco Warns Salina Bypass Funds May Be Lost
State Sen. John DeFrancisco urges that $1 million in state money set for a Liverpool Salina bypass through Electronics Park be spent soon or risk lapsing. Plans stalled since 1996 with no route chosen and no ownership agreed, despite Liverpool and Onondaga County backing action to ease traffic at Heid's Corners.
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Salina
John DeFrancisco
DeFrancisco
Syracuse
State Senate
Governor’s Office
Liverpool
Commerce Boulevard
Onondaga County
Heid’s Corners
Neighbors discuss Harbor Brook taming in Skunk City
Residents of Skunk City gathered at Mundy Library to hear plans to enlarge the Harbor Brook detention basin, deepen the stream, and install new culverts. The $2.13 million project, funded largely by city taxes, aims to reduce floods and debris in the once flood-prone West End neighborhood near Geddes Street and Geddes Avenue.
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Molly Timmons
Startson Street
Harbor Brook
Burnet Park
Syracuse
Onondaga Lake
Geddes Pier
Hiawatha
Erie
Two Springs
Timmons
Harris Road
Loomis Hill
Skunk City
Brook
Timmonses
Molly
Jim
Skunk
Geddes
Geddes Street
Grand and
Bellevue Avenues
Velaska Road
Mundy Library
Steve
Onondaga County
West End
Crane boom topples on Syracuse street crushing car
Laura Foster Cuthbert recalls a construction crane collapse on Harris Street in Syracuse on October 1. The 300-foot steel boom knocked I beams and traffic signals, crushed her Dodge Citation, and left her shaken but unhurt aside from bruises. Her strong Catholic faith is noted.
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Laura Cuthbert
Cuthbert
Syracuse
Laura Foster Cuthbert
Matt Klicker
Auburn
Harrison Street
Warners residents weigh two bridge plans over Conrail
About 180 people attended a Warners Fire Department meeting to review two bridge designs for relocating the aging span over Conrail tracks on Canton Street. One option costs 3.7 million and requires seven home acquisitions. the other 4.4 million with eight homes. The latter supports two way traffic during construction and drew some support, while concerns about emergency access and a third, cheaper plan were raised.
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Warners Fire Department
Conrail
Canton Street
State Department of Transportation Engineers
Edward Wilday
Newport Road
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Southern Ute
Evan
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Stephen D. Cannerelli
Siat
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Bellevue Country Club
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