Violence symposium tackles teen violence in schools
Educators, police, and emergency personnel attend a three hour Violence Symposium in Syracuse on a state threat to students amid school shooting concerns. Speakers discuss shooter profiles, warning signs, and proposed safety measures, including hot lines and random locker searches.
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Himmelsbach
Onondaga County
William Fitzpatrick
FBI
Michael Mason
Syracuse
Fitzpatrick
Rally Planned At Court Over Racism Allegations In Syracuse
Woman's supporters planned a rally at Camillus Court amid new charges of first degree harassment and second degree aggravated harassment. District Attorney staff cited alleged racist remarks and witnesses backing the accuser. The case involves Terri Bright and Hicks, with community concern over safety and prejudice.
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Terri Bright
Miller
Dan Welch
Bright
Syracuse
Ant Woany
Refugee aid to food bank history at IRC in Syracuse
Rose recalls founding stages of the International Rescue Committee in Syracuse from 1975. The refugee resettlement program and the Food Bank of Central New York grew to handle boat people and 10 million pounds of food annually. The IRC now runs with 26 staff, three locations, and a $1.3 million budget. A national director search begins with interim leader Stonter taking post today.
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IRC
Syracuse
Food Bank of
Central New York
Tve
Food Bank
Temple Society of Concord
E. Genesee St
Baldwinsville
Howard Rose
Teg
Stonter
Schhcompaice
Patriadt
Cazenovia College
Foe's campaign fliers posted in public building bags
Public facilities were used for campaign fliers that violated an established posting contract. District Attorney Fitzpatrick notes Civil Service Law prohibits campus notices in public buildings, a misdemeanor. Thompson says the incident could have been handled better, while Greg Duck calls it much ado about nothing. The pig roast fundraiser raised about $3,000 at Kart Track Lounge in Lafayette.
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Walsh
Sheriff's Department
OCSPA
Greg Duck
Duck
Ofice
William Fitzpatrick
Civil Service
Fitzpatrick
Thompson
LaFayette
Judge rules mom insane in scalding of son
County Judge J Kevin Mulroy found 33 year old Donna Martin not responsible by reason of mental disease or defect for scalding her 3 year old son Jonathan Wright. He ordered a psychiatric evaluation within 30 days and potential further hearings.
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Donna Martin
J. Kevin Mulroy
Mulroy
Martin
Jonathan Wright
Richardson Avenue
Commissioner of Mental Health
Trooper testifies as assault case centers on bear hug
New York State Trooper Kevin Buttenschon testified he could not breathe amid a scuffle with Kenneth Kappelmeier during a protest on the Onondaga Nation Interstate 81 demonstration. A second officer said Kappelmeier punched him, as charges of second and third degree assault proceed against the 31-year-old.
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Kappelmeier
New York State
Kevin Buttenschon
Kenneth Kappelmeier
Buttenschon
Daryl Free
Buttonschon
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