Liverpool activist Ed Robinson, long village critic, dies at 86
Ed Robinson, a fixture on the Liverpool Village Board and vocal critic, died at 86. He served as trustee after a career at General Electric and a sharp editoral correspondent mindset, earning both admirers and adversaries. His departure from the board and move to Greenpoint left a void for local governance supporters and rivals alike.
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Onondaga County Social Services Department
Illegal dangerous fireworks case shocks Clay residents
In Clay Heritage Park, two underage youths admitted lighting fireworks found with Roman candles and bottle rockets. A 16-year-old seller was charged with endangering welfare, while fireworks possession and sale carry misdemeanor and violation penalties in New York.
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Fireworks use and injuries cited in regional report
Nationwide injuries rose to 8273 in 1997 from 7558 the prior year yet remained below the 1994 peak. Local officials note illegal private use persists despite state laws, with incidents in North Syracuse and Ithaca cited and a case at Heritage Park under investigation. Local officer Diane Brand says children obtained fireworks without major harm. Public safety officials urge common sense as youths face charges.
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Baldwinsville
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Clay
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Meigs Road traffic study stalls Van Buren Estates plan
Engineers report Meigs Road can handle extra traffic from RAA Development Com. Van Buren Estates, a 13 acre low income housing project between Syracuse Home and Mercer's Mill, but drainage concerns delay approval. Planning board rejects contingent approval awaiting full drainage plan and hydrology study before seeking state financing.
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Sergei Yevich
Canton Street
Craig Desormeau
AAA
Alex Wisniewski
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J.C. Engelbrecht
Yevich
State Division of Housing and Community Renewal
Buren Estates
Rad Wu Neen
Liverpool to shift students for full day kindergarten
A Liverpool committee approves realignment of students among eight elementary schools to create space for a full day kindergarten program starting fall 1999. The plan explores swapping neighborhoods, using space efficiently, and minimizing disruption while addressing long term enrollment challenges.
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Liverpool
Thomas Pendergast
Elmcrest
Pendergast
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John Cataldo
Barbecue banner approved for Washington Park event
Liverpool village trustees approved hanging a banner and sign in Washington Park to advertise the Troop and Post Fathers Association chicken barbecue on September 12. They noted the permanent park sign is unavailable due to village use for September events.
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