Local Graduates Receive Dean's Awards and Honors
Melinda R Adams daughter of Ruth Adams of Apricot Lane Liverpool earned Colgate University's Dean's Award for academic excellence in spring term. Anne Marie Hutt magna cum laude from Nazareth College in nursing. Kimberly Beth Hazard magna cum laude from Boston University's College of Liberal Arts in history and teaching certification. Ronald E Kavanagh class of 1982 SUNY Buffalo School of Pharmacy recipient of Renee A Dederich Award. Debora M Morezak named to Dean's List Oswego and President's List at Oswego in spring 1983. Summer fitness program offered by YWCA with preregistration at 445-2200.
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Melinda R. Adams
Ruth Adams
Apricot Lane
Liverpool
Colgate University
Liverpool High School
Melinda
Colgate
Anne Marie Hutt
Thomas Hutt
Woodstream Terrace
North
Syracuse
Nazareth College
Kimberly Beth Hazard
Robert Hazard Sr
Vesper
Boston University
College of Liberal Arts
Ronald E. Kavanagh
Arthur L. Kavanagh
State University of New York At Buffalo
Renee A
Debora M. Morezak
State University of New York At
Mother accused of leaving baby unattended
Pamela M. Vescio, a 20-year-old resident of Cazenovia, was charged with endangering the welfare of a child after authorities say she left her 10 month old baby unattended for more than 15 hours. She was arraigned before Village Justice G. Robert McAllister and released on $100 bail, per Cazenovia Police Chief Ralph Lamaitis.
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Cazenovia
Pamela M. Vescio
Fennaway Green Apartments
Agas
G. Robert McAllister
Ralph Lamaitis
Kids find self-worth at camp
West Eaton Madison County Children's Camp, also Camp Lookout, sits on 150 acres along Bradley Brook and serves about 100 children ages 8 to 13 each week for seven weeks. The program shifts from tuberculosis era to a broad focus on youths with emotional, financial, or health needs, emphasizing self-worth and personal growth over competition through Cabin Time and counseling.
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West Eaton
Madison County
Bradley Brook
Cazenovia
Leo Matzke
Matzke
Camp Lookout
North Brookfield Man Paralyzed in Route 26 Crash
Michael D. Holmes 22 of North Brookfield was listed in fair condition with a broken back at State University Hospital Syracuse after a one car crash on Route 26 in Georgetown. Holmes faced charges of driving while intoxicated failure to reduce speed and suspended license. Two passengers Mary Brown 18 and Pricilla Brown 14 received minor cuts and bruises at Hamilton Hospital.
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Georgetown
North Brookfield
State University Hospital
Syracuse
Michael D. Holmes
Main Street
Madison County Sheriff's Department
Mary Brown
Pricilla Brown
Hamilton Hospital
Holmes
Fee table outlines HBO style and local TV cable sections
The notice lists two sections on movie fees. One targets viewers of HBO style pay stations, the other for those who watch local TV or basic cable. It defines pricing categories and eligibility, signaling a split in film access and charges.
Salina and Clay clash over Emerald Drive decision
Salina and Clay officials dispute keeping Emerald Drive a dead end as a housing project in Jewell Manor moves ahead. Salina seeks a modified site plan to prevent extending the street into Clay, citing drainage concerns and 400 resident petitions. Clay favors extending the road for traffic flow and school bus access.
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Salina
Clay
Ald
Emerald Drive
Clay Planning Board
Jewell Manor
Darrell Weston
Patrick DiDomenico
Sa Ina
Frank Malvasi
Marian Developers, Inc
Richard Ward
Malvasi
Malasi
Jewell Mannor
Weston
DiDomenico
Clay Town Board
Ite
Town of
Teachers gather for Project Legal workshop at Quality Inn
Teachers from La Fayette Liverpool Marcellus North Syracuse Syracuse and surrounding areas attend a four speaker program sponsored by Project Legal. Speakers include William Fitzpatrick Syracuse DA Rod Carr Syracuse Police Donna Supper Onondaga Bar Assoc and John J. Brunetti Syracuse University Law professor.
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Quality Inn
Project Legal
la Fayette
Liverpool
Marcellus
North Syracuse
Syracuse
William Fitzpatrick
Onondaga County District Attorney's Office
Rod Carr
Syracuse City Police Department
Donna Supper
Onondaga County Bar Association
John J. Brunetti
Syracuse University
Nottingham Firm
Printing Press Aids Child Finder Operation in Syracuse
Officer Dolan conducts fingerprinting of children Jon Carr Christopher Baechle and Joe Given ages 11 10 and 12 with parental permission as part of Operation Child Finder to help identify lost or missing kids. The program runs weekly through August 3 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Schiller Burnet McKinley and Thordon Park pools on Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
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William Dolan
Syracuse Police Department
Jon Carr
Christopher Baechle
Joe Given
Seth Rusny
Schiller Park Pool
Burnet Park
McKinley Park
Thordon Park Pool
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Dederich
Kavanagh
Syaacase
Tri County
Casual Estates
Grace Episcopal Church
First United Methodist Church
Marguerite BD. Carroll
Julie Colvin
grand-Journal
Stephen DB. Canneretti
Central N.Y
Jefferson St. Aski
Rewall Schell
Mountain Valley
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Hot Springs, Ark
Mountain Valley Water CO
Catrager
Overpool
Greater
Ark
China Towne Furniture Barn
N. State ST
Tors
UCLA
Bunk Bettse
Mattre
Liam Peytit
New York
Detroit
Wright
Wright Air Lines
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