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Arena Sale Shocks Syracuse as New Owners Take Over
The arena on South Salina Street in Syracuse has been sold to new owners who plan a major remodel to suit commercial use and relocate Detachment 7 Battery with a temporary guard site. The deal, announced by Ches ter King and the Coly Brs Trust, involves the former owners and Frederick R. Hazard’s estate. The arena, built in 1908 with 56,000 square feet, has hosted boxing, wrestling, swimming, and political events, and will be renovated for business use while preserving its historic role. Emerson Homan of Ripley Hill was elected president at the 40th Ripley family reunion held at 116 Boley Avenue, Mattydale, with officers named from Spafford and Cortland areas.
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