HUD official to visit on Tuesday examines vacant HUD houses
HUD official will tour Syracuse vacant homes with Cityside Management Corp to highlight maintenance gaps and pressure the federal agency to turn over more properties to SUN. McCloskey will identify the worst conditioned houses and push for regular city oversight while HUD weighs selling homes to private companies.
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McCloskey
Prehn
HUD
Cityside Management Corp
Camillus
Cityside
Syracuse
Chris Dole
Doiloff
George Napolitano
Uumbo
Napolitano
Victor Lambert
Lambert
Andrew Cuomo
Central New York Firemen's Associa tion convention heads to Utica
Volunteer firefighters from New York travel to Utica for the 105th Central New York Firemen's Association convention Thursday through Saturday. The event updates volunteers on training fire prevention and proposed legislation. Fire hose races golf tournament and local speakers mark the weekend with coordination to a Waterville gathering.
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New York
Utica
Central New York
Ian Brian McQueen
McQueen
Uttca
Doug Sardina
Ut Ca
Oneida County Firemen’s Association
Waterville
Innathan J Todd
Youth court offers summer training sessions
Onondaga County Youth Court will hold two summer training sessions for teens seeking hands on experience in the criminal justice system. The Baldwinsville session runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 27 at Van Buren Town Hall. The second session runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 15 at De Witt Town Hall. Applications available at Van Buren Town Court. Call Judy Wolfe or Vince Kuss at 435-5707 or 435-5708 for details.
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Spa
van Buren Town Hall
van Buren Road
Baldwins‘ville
van Buren Town Court
De“Witt
Judy Wolfe
Vince Kuss
Ran O Mare
Small Racers Take To The Track At Mall Parking Lot
Five year old Kyle Wilcox races at Syracuse mall event hosted by the Syracuse Geddes Microd and Quarter Midget Club and the New York State Microd Association to raise money for Muscular Dystrophy Association. About 50 entrants from the Southern Tier and Western New York competed in safety equipped microds. Organizers emphasized fun over strict competition as drivers received trophies and encouragement in a lighthearted, family friendly setting.
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Syracuse Geddes
New York State
Southern Tier
New York
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Robert Garno
Young sailors lead crew in coastal regatta triumph
Leah Romano, 10, daughter of race coordinator Mike Romano, sailed with a six member team that included three sisters Oriel nine Jill eight Abbey six and friend Jessica Hayes. Her father joined as observer and Leah noted needing one person for the mainsheet and one for the tiller as she captained her Point Jude class boat. Jerry Rosen
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Leah Romano
Mike Romano
Oriel
Jill
Abbey
Jessica Hayes
Leah
Buttercup shines at DeWitt Kiwanis Klassics car show
Frank Rudy of North Syracuse showed his 1931 Model A Sportsman Coupe Buttercup at the 12th annual DeWitt Kiwanis Klassics on a Lyndon Corners field. About 50 car owners drew 400 spectators as judges awarded best of show to Dan Delluomo and Pat Murphy for a 1961 Chevrolet Corvette. The event, led by club president Joseph Scala, aims to raise about $5,000 for Children’s Miracle Network, Meals on Wheels, and Special Olympics.
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Haines City
Fla
Lyndon Corners
Jackman
Ed Stebbins
North Syracuse
Jenny Best
Manlius
Nytires
de- Witt Kiwanis Club
Rudy
DeWitt Kiwanis Cub
Children’s Miracle Network
Joseph A. Scala
Scala
Dan Delluomo
DeWitt
Pat Murphy
Marcellus
Delluomo
Maxine J. Tearney
Onondaga Yacht Club Invites Sail Regatta At Lake Inlet
The Onondaga Lake Invitational Regatta drew about a dozen crews from beginners to seniors for a sunlit day of friendly rivalry on the lake. Morning winds were light, but racers kept spirits high on the tiiangu lar course, while a brisk afternoon breeze tested novices and seasoned sailors alike.
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Onondaga Yacht Club
Lions delay plan as village questions grant application
The Lions paused the project after village officials questioned the timing and sufficiency of information for the grant application. Lion president John Osinski said drawings and specifications would be developed with the village, with plans to resubmit for the next funding round.
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LIONS
Rage Bi Mg
John Osinski
Fur Therr
By Stander Wrongly Cast In Street Shooting
A 9 mm gunman fired at a van on Baker Avenue around 3 am injuring no one. Witnesses describe a cyclist firing as the van moved from Winslock’s house toward the Baker Woodland corner. Anthony Harvey, 25, of Bennington Vermont, was in town for a visit with his mother when bullets struck poles and two unoccupied cars. Whitlock, who lives nearby, says she is an innocent bystander and fears retaliation while her children hide indoors. Police recovered 9 mm shells near the scene.
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Winslock
Baker and
Woodland Avenue
Anthony Harvey
Bennington
Harvey
Whitlock
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