Forger Kimberly Adsit Sentenced to Probation With Prison Risk
Kimberly Adsit, 25, of Baldwinsville, dubbed a one woman crime wave by police, was sentenced Friday to 142 to three years of parole supervision to address a drug problem. Judge DeJoseph warned she would serve that term in state prison if she fails rehabilitation through the Willard program. Adsit pleaded guilty to attempted second degree forgery after writing a larger refund check to obtain extra cash at B&B Auto Body, where she worked. Prosecutors said the checks funded a drug habit and many cases involved customers paying in advance for work never done. She faces restitution of 3000 to 4000 dollars to victims.
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Baldwinsville
Brian DeJoseph
Kimberly Adsit
State Correction Department
Willard
Adsit
B&b
Baldwinsville Man Charged With DWI Twice In One Night
Baldwinsville police say Hugh F. Grome 37 was stopped at 10 56 pm on Syracuse Street after swerving between lanes. He failed sobriety tests and was charged with DWI and a failure to keep right. A second stop at 11 56 pm on East Genesee Street led to a second DWI arrest. Grome posted $4 000 bond and is due back in court next Wednesday.
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Baldwinsville
Hugh F. Grome
Mar-garet St
Syracuse Street
Grome
Genesee Street
Union seeks halt to charter school renovations over wages
A labor union filed at the state Supreme Court in Onondaga County to stop renovations on Reid and Peck halls for the Central New York Charter School for Math and Science. The United Brotherhood of Carpenters Local 747 seeks a temporary restraining order against HER Project Associates and Contegra Services to enforce prevailing wage rules and require public bid openings.
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Central New York Charter School For
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
State Supreme Court
Onondaga County
HER Project Associates Inc
Contegra Services Td
Carpenters Union
David Davis
H&r and
Contegra
Ross Whaley
State University College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Reid and Peck
Onondaga County Industrial Development Agency
State Education Department
Syracuse City
State Comptroller’s Office
Eliot Spitzer
Crowd helps free suspect after police chase on East Fayette Street
Police stopped a 1991 Dodge Stealth for fireworks in Syracuse. While Officer James Lioto handcuffed a passenger, a crowd gathered and the driver fled. The rear door to the cruiser was later found open with the prisoner gone, possibly released by someone in the crowd. Two suspects remain at large as investigators review the incident.
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James Lioto
Lioto
Syracuse
East Fayette Street
Set
Joe Sweeny
Foto
E. Fayette Treet
Sweeny
Westcott Street
Birth notices from Onondaga County Bureau of Vital Statistics
A sequence of birth announcements dated March to May records daughters and sons born to numerous couples, listing mothers by maiden names and detailing the urban area registration. Names include Greta Totani, Gana Patterson, Michelle Mallory, Edward Lake, Nastasia English, Ruth Bartle, Marcy White, Quentin My, Cole, Juanita Crouch, Beth & Monroe, Malinda Ets, Tamara Alvarez,armaine Williy, Ana Pellicier-Canada, Quincy Golden, Patricia Del Rio, Henry Vereille, Barbara Curtis, Roger Collins, Lisa Weiss, Jamete Carey, Debra Will, Michael Palien, Cheryl Hornsby, Kevin Sinsarco, Deanna Army, Kelly George, Brian Kingsley, Angela Drappo, Joanne Gray, Dawid Prusinowske, Patricia Jeschke, Carol Dyette, Brian Vor gelsang, Jennifer Post, Thomas Cittadine, Kareemak Waller, Willig Caldwell, Kristina Walter, Donald Brown Jr, Tara Kisicki, Valeria Ditermasse, Geri Jones, Sarah Bommertbach, Karen Proctor, Adam Messere, Misty Mone, Austin Richards IV, Leslie Gatley, Michael Streissmuth, Paula Mason, Victoria Smith, Catherine Liberatore, Mark Lembach, Amy Johnston, Bart Simmons, Mary Adams, Sharon Stroman, Derrick Barers.
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Axon
Carol L. Dyette
Brian K. Vorgelsang
Jennifer F Post
Thomas P Cittadine
Kareemak L. Waller
Willig C. Caldwell
Kristina M. Walter
Casey Brouse
Patrica J. Covich
Donald J. Brown Jr
Tara N. Kisicki
Valeriano M. Ditermasse
Ason
Geri L Jones
Matthew & Gener
Sarah
Conspiracy charge details conversations of cocaine trafficking
An indictment outlines Syracuse residents involved in transporting cocaine from New York to Syracuse. It names Alexander Terry Trevis Griffin and San chez Baker among carriers and lists Billy Applins Yusef Williams Israel Orr and unknowns as receivers storers and sellers. Cocaine amounts and numerous phone exchanges are detailed including payments and price per kilogram. Potent names include Giles Cockrell Manuel and others connected to Kirk Avenue distributions.
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Syracuse
Alexander Terry
Trevis Griffin
Sanchez Baker
New York City
Billy Applins
Yusef
Lo” Williams
Israel
Bam” Orr
Applins
Williams
Griffin
Giles
Gary Cockrell
Crawford
Dixon
Willie
Manuel
Cockrell
Kirk Ave
Terry
Orr
Apples
Gilles
Ccaine
Obituary notices for Considine Mustracco Oldstein and Smith
William L Considine 88 of Phoenix died Wednesday at Iroquois Nursing Home Jamesville born Ogdensburg retired 1977 Chrysler assembly line worker was a St Stephen s Phoenix communicant and VFW Post 5540 honorary member survivors include four daughters three sons and 18 grandchildren services Saturday Atkinson Glanville Tappa Funeral Home and St Stephen s Burial Phoenix Rural Cemetery also noted are services for Mario R Mustracco 68 of Rome and David S Oldstein 80 of Scranton Pa and Edward R Smith 45 of Syracuse with details of survivors and funeral arrangements
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William L. Considine
Oswego River Road
Phoenix
Iroquois Nursing Home
Jamesville
Ogdensburg
Chrysle Corp
St. Stephen’s Church, Phoenix
Veteras of
Foreign Wars
Suzanne Considine
Liverpool
Georgianna
Midge
Scott
Cheryl de Salis
Syracuse
Rita Sunty
Ceritos Calif
William O Chicago
Michael
Chico Calif
Thomas
Atkinson-Glanville-Tappa
Stephen's Church
Phoenix Rural Cemetery
Main St
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Forger
Paul Berry
Berry
Dedoseph
By Paige Akin
Grove Street
Bald- Winrvillé
Judith P. Burke
Union
State Labor Department
Steven Infanti
Robert Herz
HER Project Associates
Reid
Peek
George Pataki
Carpenter's Union
H&r
Reic and
Peck
the Union
Syracuse City Schoo District
Sarah Elmer
Cami Ius
Camillus
Genesee St
Camillus Police Benevolent Association
Tom Price
Swing Central
Abbey Road
The
Back Alley Boys
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Bureau
Greta M. Totani
Gana
Patterson
Michelle d. Mallory
Edward Lake
April S
Nastasia Mi English
Ruth A. Bartle
Marcy L. White
Quentin My
Cole
Juanita
Crouch
Beth & Monroe
Malinda
S Ets
Tamara A. Alvarez
Armaine Williy
Ana Pellicier
Patricia del Rio
Henry Vereille
Barbara A
Curtis and
Roger
Collins
Lisa R Carmen
Robert Weiss
April
Jamete
Carey May
Debra L Will
Michael Palien
Cheryl A Hornsby
Kevin I Sinsarco
May
Deanna J. Army
Kelly E. George
Jennifer L. Stour
Dawid G. Prusinowske
Patricia A. Joyce
Eric B. Jeschke Ason
Shamka ¥ Gurns
James A
Misty D. Mone
Austin C Richards IV
Leslie J Gatley
Michael J. Streissmuth
Paula M. Bonantro
Douglas M. Mason
Victoria Bullock
Peter £ ‘Smith
Catherine M Liberatore
Mark W Lembach
Amy M. Johnston
Bart J Simmons
Mary & Adams
Sharon D Stroman
Derrick M Barers
Kirk Avenue
Dorothy Dings
Mario R. Mastracco
Mario R. Maustracco
Garden St
Rome
Rome Free Academy
Rome Developmental Center
St Paul’s Church
Rome American Little League
Rome Free Academy Hockey
Fort Stanwix Hockey Association
Marie A. Keyes
Lisa M Mustracco
Pete
John J
Louis M
Nunn and Harper Funeral Home
St. Paul's Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Funeral
George St
Hospice Care Inc
Middle Settlement Road
New Hartford
David S. Oldstein
Scranton
Harrisburg, Pa
Audrey Marrson Simon
Gaithersburg
Janice Ed- Terreec
Harrisburg
Stanley
Providence, RL
Bimbaun’ Funeral
Edward R. Smith
Rosewoods Heights
Syracusa
University Hospital
Bor
Broadalbin
Amy Reserve
Tricia Smith
Qsweem
Matthew
Oswego
Dam-Cullinan Funeral Home
Riverside Cemetery
Funneral Home
E. Second St
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