Clayman charged in city shooting in Onondaga Park
Syracuse police charged Demetrious Coleman 27 of 5607 Bear Road with first degree assault second degree weapon possession and second degree criminal use of a weapon after a fight in Onondaga Park during which he allegedly shot Prince Yeboah 21 in the neck Yeboah drove to Community General Hospital and improved to fair condition Coleman allegedly discarded the 38 caliber revolver in a trash bin then checked into Crest Hill Suites at Carrier Circle
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Syracuse
Clayman
Onondaga Park
Demetrious Coleman
Bear Road
Carrier Circle
Coleman
Prince Yeboah
West Pleasant Avenue
Yeboah
Community General Hospital
Centennial Gardens
Crest Hill Suites
Manlius teen hurt after deer collision at night
A Manlius teenager riding west on Salt Spring Road near North Eagle Village Road hit a deer around 10 45 pm Tuesday, was thrown from the motorcycle, and transported to University Hospital with minor injuries. The deer died in the crash.
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Manlius
Salt Spring Road
North Eagle Village Road
Ken Wenck
University Hospital
Wenck
Syracuse
Near West Side
Niagara St
Ed Kurtz
Kurtz
Media Uni Presents Premiere at Cannon Street Youth Center
To celebrate the reopening of Cannon Street Youth Center the production From the Back of the Bus will be performed at 10am today at Cannon Street and West Brnghton Avenue. The show aims to recruit new members for next year’s season.
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Cannon Street
Niagara Mohawk's July 4th Spectacular at State Fairgrounds
More than 30,000 people packed the state Fairgrounds on Tuesday night with another 10,000 watching fireworks from vehicles along Interstate 690. Patrons described the scene as chaotic yet thrilling as traffic moved slowly and crowds gathered for the display that sponsors said ran smoothly.
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State Fairgrounds
Interstate 690
Patrick Hogan
Syracuse
Fairgrounds
Hogan
Niagara Mohawk
Marilyn Egegins
Randi Angin
Trauma survivors get volunteer network to aid processing
Mary Lawrence, a trauma survivor from Maryland, founded an Onondaga County program after her brother’s homicide case. The Victim Advocate Program trains teams to assist in processing emotions after critical incidents like sudden deaths, homicide, car accidents or drownings, coordinated by Jeanne Elmer of the county mental health department.
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Mary Lawrence
Maryland
Lawrence
Law
Rence
Syracuse
Onondaga County District Attorney
Jeanne Elmer
Onondaga County Mental Health Department
Ehmer
Victim Resource Center Seeks Donations and Support
A volunteer group with no budget runs a Victim Advocate Program and asks for cellular phones, pagers, or money to assist trauma survivors. Jeanne Elmer can be reached at 435 3255 to discuss donations or resources. The program notes normal stress responses after traumatic events and urges awareness of heightened fear and agitation.
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Victim Resource Center
Jeanne Elmer
McDonald’s Plan Hits ZBA Hurdles in Clay NY
Developers seek a use variance to build a McDonald’s at the Northeast corner of AR Route 57 and John Glenn Boulevard in Clay. The project, first proposed January 1999, has drawn neighborhood anger over traffic and faced a harsh reception from the Clay Town Board. The Vitos own the land with Do mainic and Rose Vito, and the team includes Joseph Scugen Plymouth Development Corp and Widewaters Group. The plan seeks to rezone two lots from residential office and agricultural to restaurant, bypassing a hostile town board.
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AR Route 57
John Glenn Boulevard
I Clay
Bayberry
Clay Town Board
Joseph Scugen
Plymouth Development Corp
Widewaters Group
Mainic
Rose Vito
Zoning Board of Appeals
Clay Planning
David Tessier
Grand stopper needed to plug our talent drain
Syracuse residents describe a regional brain drain as many skilled workers relocate to the South or West. Joan Bennett, 35, who moved to North Syracuse in 1989, notes housing costs and family life as stabilizing factors while many wedding party friends left after 1990. The Zogby poll for The Syracuse Newspapers ties the exodus to the Senate race dynamics and economic conditions.
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Joan Bennett
Syracuse
Bennett
New York City
New York
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New York State Fairgrounds
Ronald McDonald House
Diane Osbert
Rick Warner
Hancock Field
DeWitt Town Court
Neil Golder
Ithaca
Frank Carver
Trumansburg
Michael DeWaele
Lacona
U.S
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Town Hall
Butternut Drive
Media Uni
METRO
Randi Anglin
Grant Cooper
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
McDonald’s
ZBA
Vitos
Lhey
Mirst
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