Local firm lands $490K sewer contract in city project
The Istumate Board approved a $490,000 engineering contract with Calocemmos and Spiria for sewer rehabilitation design as part of a $5.6 million city project. The firm will also assist on 23 other locations while federal funds await final construction.
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Maurice W. Pomfrey & Associates Ltd
Kenneth Mokraycki
Department of Civil Service Insurance
Central New York Chapter
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Powlesland School
Faith Heritage School
Report on alternatives to prison for county plans
The county Legislature’s subcommittee on alternatives to incarceration will meet in February and issue an interim report by May or June. It backs alternatives programs while a new 128 bed prison proceeds to replace Jamesville Facility, with monthly meetings and a 50,000 dollar appropriation this year.
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Betty Christen
Jamesville
Public Safety Committee
Christen
West
Onondaga Vital Statistics Hours Curtailed by Budget Strain
The Onondaga County Health Department reviews curtailed public hours at the Vital Statistics office in Civic Center basement after state funding cuts and staff resignations. Since Jan 12 hours are 1 to 4 pm Mon Wed Thu and 8:30 am to noon Tue Fri. Funeral directors may still access any time. the public is urged to mail requests.
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Onondaga County Health Department
Health Department
William F. Coon
Coon
Department
Division of Budget
Caen
Syracuse Girl Wins Case For Coed Camp
Karen DeCrow won against New York state when Justice John O C Conway ruled the state cannot continue a boys only environmental education camp. The ruling calls the decision a victory in the war against sex discrimination. The case represented 12 year old Lorea Shepperd of Syracuse who was barred from attending. The court gave Rushford Environmental Camp for Boys until 1982 to admit girls, noting a prompt change.
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Syracuse
Karen DeCrow
New York State
State Supreme Court
John O'C. Conway
DeCrow
Lorea Shepperd
Miss Shepperd
Thomas Maroney
Burglaries Investigated Across City and County
Sheriff's deputies and city police investigated several burglaries reported Wednesday. A DeWitt home on Lynacres Boulevard lost items including a silver service and two gold necklaces valued at more than $10,000, with entry by rear porch door. In another case on Lodis Court a resident reported $1,955 in stereo and electronics stolen, with no forced entry. A Bridget Circle apartment was burglarized at about 9 30 p.m. four suits a cassette deck and a stereo receiver were taken, a stereo speaker recovered. Total missing value estimated at $800.
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DeWitt
Lynacres Boulevard
Bridget Circle
Dplitment
SU Opera to Perform Two Works February 8
Syracuse University Opera Workshop presents Il panello and Prince on February 8 at 4 p.m. in Crouse College Auditorium. Cast includes Cheryl Rice Serafina, Bero Eskelinen Pistacchio, Dennis Pucci Enrico, Barbara Griffin Rosa, Trent Zorn Spiridione, Kristine Bregenzer Prince, with Sandra Casamenito Bird, Louise Sweet Seamstress, Heather Spears Son, and others. David Ross conducts, Donald Miller directs.
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Serafina
Enrico
Cheryl Rice
Bero E’skelinen
Dennis Pucci
Madame Rosa
Barbara Griffin
Trent Zorn
Spiridione
Malcolm Williamson
Oscar Wilde
Kristine Bregenzer
Sandra Casamenito
Louise Sweet
Heather Spears
Melanie Brunet
Sheila Murphy-Land
Eva Franko
Cynthia Spencer
David Ross
Donald Miller
Stern joins American Quartet at Syracuse concert
Mitchell Stern named new first violin for the American String Quartet, joined this fall, to perform Beethovens Quartet in B Flat Op 180 and other works at Crouse College Auditorium. The program includes the Grosse Fuge, Haydn and Shostakovich. concert at 8 pm.
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American String Quartet
Syracuse University
Crouse College Auditorium
Haydn
Shostakovich
Syracuse Friends of Chamber Music
Stern
Cleveland Orchestra
Mendelssohn
Walton
Philadelphia Orchestra
Leventritt
Washington
United States
Marlboro
U.S.A
Magic by Maloney to headline Syracuse Stage cabaret show
Actor-director Peter Maloney unveils a table closeup magic act at Syracuse Stage Stagestruck Revue, following his dedication to Sutton Pavilion. He discusses continuing magic since youth, recent Academy of Magical Arts membership, and performances in New York.
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Syracuse
Sutton Pavilion
Maloney
Syracuse University Drama Department
Chicago
California
Academy of Magical Arts
New York
Chamber Magic
Frank Carso
Kafka
Robin Lyon
Landmark Theater Wing
Phoebe Dinsmore
SSO Salutes Copland At 10th Masterworks Concert
The Syracuse Symphony Orchestra pays tribute to Aaron Copland, marking his 80th birthday with Copland’s Symphony No. 3 featuring cellist Janos Starkey. The program runs Feb 19 to 21 at Crouse-Hinds Theater, Civic Center, under conductor Christopher Keene. Copland has enjoyed a global career as composer and promoter of American music.
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Crouse- Hinds
Civic Center
Aaron Copland
Copland
SSO
Syracuse Symphony
Martha Graham
Symphony
Janos Starkey
Christopher Keene Will
Bryn-Julson to solo with Choral Arts Society in D C
Former Syracuse soprano Phyllis Bryn-Julson will solo with the Choral Arts Society of Washington on February 15 at the Kennedy Center Concert Hall. A one time Syracuse University student and faculty member she returned this fall to perform with the Syracuse Symphony.
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Syracuse
Phyllis Bryn- Julson
Choral Arts Society of Washington
Washington
Kennedy Center
Syracuse University
Syracuse Symphony
Shah Film The Temptation of Power Debuts in Syracuse
The Syracuse Peace Council presents The Temptation of Power, an analysis of life under the late Shah of Iran, with The Cow, screening tonight at 7 and 9 30 at Euclid Community House Firebarn. The Power film by Gordon Troeller and Marie Claude Deffarge, a 1980 American Film Festival finalist, covers 1962 to 1978.
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Power
Shah of
Iran
Syracuse
Extended Dates for The Royal Family Add Third Weekend
The Royal Family theater run extends to a third weekend with added performances from March 6 to 8 at the Landmark Theater after an opening Peb 20. The schedule now includes March 6 7 and 8 to extend the production run.
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