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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1998
Page
14
Longtime Syracuse University spokesman Robert Hill announces retirement effective Tuesday. He will stay as a consultant on development and public relations through June 30 2000 after serving as vice president for public relations since 1988. Hill joined SU in 1977 as vice president and special assistant to the chancellor for affirmative action.
A fire began in an attached garage at 6833 Crystalwood Drive in Liverpool damaging a home. Deputy Fire Chief Steve Smith said investigators were determining the cause while residents were outside as firefighters arrived at 5:58 a.m. and had the fire under control within 11 minutes with damage to the garage kitchen two cars and widespread smoke and water damage inside the house.
The Baldwinsville Village Board will hold a hearing Thursday on amending the B-1 commercial zone to allow hotels and motels, potentially enabling Donald Cole Sr and Donald Cole Jr to build a 60 unit Microtel next to Tri County Mall. The hearing starts 7:15 p.m. at the fire station, 1 Denio St.
Dorothy Rose steps down after 21 years as CEO of the InterReligious Council. She plans a post retirement fund raiser for a Center for Community Dialogue focused on race relations and community dialogue, linking diversity to peace and refugee resettlement legacy.
Onondaga County Sheriff Kevin Walsh removed campaign fliers for challenger Steven Thompson from sheriff department sub station boards citing a state ban on soliciting contributions in public buildings. Deputies photographed and bagged the items, while Thompson blamed the move on political sensitivity and endorsement. The road patrol union recently endorsed Thompson, a political newcomer, over Walsh.
A 76-year-old Lysander woman tracked a burglar after he knocked on her door, followed him as he carried two handlebars on a bicycle, and alerted police. John S. Woods, 32, of Wetzel Road, Clay, was charged with burglary, resisting arrest, and unlawful possession of marijuana, with ties to five regional burglaries totaling about $16,000 in jewelry, electronics, and cash. Authorities credit the tip and quick action for capturing the suspect.
State police say stolen power tools and other goods were recovered after a two week Clay area burglary. A woman who saw a man on a yellow ten speed bicycle followed him to a neighbor’s home and later to an apartment building where he disappeared. A $5,000 diamond ring later turned up at a north side pawn shop, and troopers linked the suspect to a Syracuse address after searches and interviews. Investigators ask anyone with information to call 638 9426 or 699 9661 and ask for Investigator George Mercado.
Darlene Hicks reports a confrontation with Scott Miller in Camillus Mall parking lot escalated when Miller 19 of Marietta allegedly shouted a racial threat referencing a Texas incident. He followed Hicks through the mall and insulted her calling her a black bitch. He faces harassment charges to be upgraded to two misdemeanors at 3 p.m. in Camillus Town Court.
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