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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 2001
Page
8
Rob Sachs recalls a Syracuse landmark business that began modestly and grew to nine staff with eye care specialists. Despite fewer miles-long clients and parking woes, the mom and pop shop remains loyal to local customers, offering frames from 89 to 350 dollars and a long family history dating to 1989.
Interim East Syracuse Police Chief Joseph Snell urged a larger, more service oriented village police force during the first of three hearings on local protection. He cited census shifts and state crime data showing population decline and rising nonfamily households while noting East Syracuse had 508 crimes per 1,000 residents in 1998 and 6,788 calls in fiscal year 2000, higher than county department averages.
At the Arthur Butler American Legion Post residents heard Onondaga County Sheriff Kevin Walsh address services the village could receive. Snell outlined a plan replacing part time staff with a full time chief and investigators plus more patrol officers and civil dispatchers. The village will study, video tapes available, and a public vote by residents is planned after hearings and a committee report.
The Bernardi family visits Washington as he starts a new office. Harold and Carmela praise their son Dante and Bianca while Alice chose the Alexandria home. Bernardi honors predecessors and promises hard work in the next chapter of his career.
Jurors describe heated deliberations over Mitzi Badger murder trial. Prosecutors argue Timothy Badger drank antifreeze after she pressed for separation papers. Defense notes conflicting toxicology testimony and juror influence to weigh whether poisoning occurred March 2 1999.
Buffalo comptroller Anthony Nanula, a 35 year old businessman and former state senator, visited Syracuse for a fundraiser as Democratic leaders weigh him as a candidate for the state comptroller job in 2002. Attendees included about 50 people at Traditions of Beaches, with Nanula described as a strong upstate advocate.
Police said Koja Sapon aged 29 of 119 W Ostrander Ave was shot in the abdomen and lower back while Clarence Scott aged 42 of 1903 D Fayette St was hit in the right knee. Witnesses heard an argument on Greenwood Place about 1130 pm and three shots. No arrests had been made.
The Dwyer family of Onondaga Hill presented an automated external defibrillator to Onondaga County 911 Center in honor of their son James J Dwyer Jr who died of cardiac arrest at 31 in 1998 The donation follows prior defibrillator gifts to county businesses and trains sixteen 911 workers to use the device with six more set for training.
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