Syracuse University break-in ends with injuries and thefts
Idris A McFadden, 21, of 21 Centennial Drive Apartment 1B, charged with trespass breaking and entering petit larceny and criminal mischief after a man cut his hand breaking into the Hoople Building on Comstock Avenue. Police found blood at the scene and a stolen cash bag from a Skippy Ice Cream truck driver missing $450 after a crowd dispersed in Rolling Green Estates parking lot.
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Syracuse
Idris A McFadden
Centennial Drive
Comstock Avenue
Hoople
Robert Mike
West Genesee Street
Rolling Green Estates
East Fayette Street
Bridge work closes feeder to Erie Canal Trail
The Fayetteville Feeder Trail Footbridge will be reconstructed by the New York State Canal Corp starting Monday and could take up to two weeks depending on weather. Access to the Erie Canal Trail will be via the Butternut Cedar Bay or Kirkville trails and the Brooklea Drive trail should be avoided. Syracuse's North High School Class of 1940 reunion set for 1 pm in August at the Knights of Columbus Hall Taft Road North Syracuse invites all graduates with $20 per person and RSVP by August 1. For information call 662-7480 or 454-3718.
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Fayetteville
New York State Canal Corp
Butternut
Cedar Bay
Kirkville
Brooklea Drive
Syracuse
Knights of Columbus
Taft Road
North
Everson Museum offers August summer art camp for youths
The Everson Museum of Art will run a summer art camp for children up to 9 from Aug 14 to 25, 9am to noon on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Members pay 76 dollars and nonmembers 95 dollars. Register by calling 474-6064.
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Everson Museum of Art
Deaths at Hutchings Center Trigger State Probe
Two patients died at Hutchings Psychiatric Center this week prompting investigations into supervision. A 48 year old hanged himself in his room. a 49 year old choked on a grilled cheese sandwich in a dining area. Medical examiner Dr Mary Jumbe said the hang death was by own action and the choking death was accidental but related to safety concerns. State review and internal investigations follow a 1998 petition by workers calling for stronger security and staffing.
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Hutchings Psychiatric Center
Hutchings
Mary Jumbell
Richard Bush
Jumbehe
David Glover
Glover
Jumbellc
Bryan Rudes
Madison Street
Rudes
State Commission On
Michael Bragman
D-Cicero
Joseph Evans
Coun
Refugee seeks safe haven for mixed faith family
Kovac, a 25 year old Muslim, seeks US asylum for her mother Dika Hrastov and stepsister Lidija, both Muslims in danger due to Bosnian wartime ethnicity. Threats, displacement, and lack of citizenship complicate their stay in Croatia and Bosnia as Kovac advances immigration help through Representative Walsh's office.
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Kovac
Dika Hrastov
Seyfudin Kovac
Former
Yugoslavia
United States
Bosnia
Zenica
Ivan Hrastov
Germany
Syracuse
Onondaga Community College
Croatia
Lidya
US Immigration and Naturalization Service
James Walsh
Onondaga
Alisa Kovac
Local teens compete in ACT SO national event in Baltimore
Baltimore hosts ACT SO at the Civic Center with Syracuse area teens like 16 year old Rodney Mason and nine other locals advancing to the national competition. Mason’s read entry Girl Talk, a coming of age piece about a teen girl and tough choices, drew nerves from the writer and judges. Competition today runs 9 am to 11 pm with awards Sunday.
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Baltimore
Sarah Layden
Rodney Mason
Mason
Fowler High School
Baltimore Civic Center
Syracuse-area
Hamifa Abdy Sabur
Nottingham
Shove Uri Ee
Esiraag
Tapi
Jordan Rose
Fayetteville-Manlius
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