Jury convicts ex-owner in Terra Domus deposit case
A Morrisville jury convicts Lynn Elliott, 39, former owner of the Terra Domus complex, of failing to return security deposits to about 200 tenants after foreclosure. The case cites a $13,900 held rightfully or $31,125 owed per bankruptcy records. Sentencing set for September 14 with pre sentence investigation ordered.
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Morrisville
Lynn Elliott
Charlotte Clark
Eliott
Fav
Elliott
Hartwick
Terra Domus
State Supreme Court
Amsterdam Savings Bank
Morrisville Agricultural and Technical College
Biagio DiStefano
Thomas Atkinson
Utica
DiStefano
Doherty
Steven Richer
Clay
Susan Wilgus
Oneida Castle
Atkinson
Drought grips Canastota area crops as rain delays harm onions and corn
Drought and unfulfilled weather promises leave Canastota area growers desperate. Barrett notes ongoing dryness while muckland farmers report severely stunted onion stands and potential 40 percent losses at the region’s largest wholesale buyer. Officials consider water restrictions if rain fails this week.
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Oneida
Roger Barrett
Canastota
Barrett
Nelson Road
Barratt
Jim Sgroi
Tom
Gee Road
Madison County
Cooperative Extension
Dale Young
Young
John Musacchio
I Iadore Rapasadi & Sons
Canastola
Lincoln Eyes Oxbow Park Transfer to Lincoln Town
Lincoln officials and Madison County consider moving ownership of the 60 acre Oxbow Park from the county to the town of Lincoln. Town Supervisor Holdridge says the park would be named in Clock’s honor and funded from the Clock bequest. Legislation would be required, with a May or June 1984 vote unlikely without mutual agreement.
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Clockville
Lincoln
Madison County
Harrison Holdridge
Oxbow Road
Holdridge
Martha Clock
Clock
Robert McDermott
McDermott
County Board of Supervisors
Willie Brickner
John McCann
Brickner
Board of Supervisors
Donald Callahan
Callahan
Town of Lincoln
Norman Greutt
Greutt
Greatt
Amylon Named Interim City Manager in Watertown
Tonight the Watertown City Council appointed Karl R. Amylon as interim city manager with a $32,000 salary. The move follows Douglas W. Lowe’s resignation after 197 days and seeks a permanent successor to Ronald G. Forbes, who retired after 25 years. Amylon returns to caretaker duties while the search begins. Lowe cited disagreements with council directions and behavior.
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Watertown
Karl R. Amylon
Amylon
May Coleman
Ronald G. Forbes
Coleman
Douglas W. Lowe
Lowe
Forbes
Amylon Salary, Burns Resigns as Mayor in City Actions
Karl R Amylon earns about $24000 salary while the council accepts the resignation of Mayor Karl R Burns after his confirmation to the state Labor Relations Board. Brett acts as mayor as council adopts a local law to designate the senior member as mayor pro tem and acting city manager until filled. A public hearing on the law is set for 7:45 p.m. next Monday.
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Amylon
Karl R. Burns
State Labor Relations Board
James Charberson Jr
Brett
Burns
Cable firm to try again for Stockbridge rate hike
Oneida Cablesystems may blackout four channels in Stockbridge to pressure officials into approving a 50 cent monthly rate hike from nine dollars. ERNIE Young said the town board previously rejected the raise. eleven other communities approved it amid new federal copyright fees. distant stations including WOR WTRS CKWS and WPIX are involved.
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Stockbridge
Oneida Cablesystems
Ernie Young
CATV
Ven
Federal
Copyright Royal Tribunal
Oneida Cablevision
WOR
WTRS
CKWS
WPIX
Mar
Little Red Hen Teaches Self Esteem At New South Side School
At South Side Preparatory Academy Gloria Scott helps middle schoolers build pride and self esteem using the Little Red Hen tale alongside basics of reading writing and math. Students discuss work ethics and cooperation as they learn.
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Little Red Hen
New South Side School
A.M.E. Zion
Red Hen
Gloria Scott
New South Side Preparatory Academy
Gloria
Red
Academy sprouts to aid inner city youths at Weeks School
Gloria Whitted and Delores Whitted launch a neighborhood academy in a church space on South Salina Street to help elementary and intermediate students. With 42 enrolled, the program operates in two three hour sessions daily, funded by about a dozen local businesses. They plan a six week summer run with possible fall tutoring, aided by two certified teachers and three student teachers, while seeking equipment and materials.
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Gloria
Delores Whitted
Weeks
Delores
Syracuse
South
Salina Street
Rev. Bar
Academy
Elgertha Ratle
Franklin School
Phil Delores
Simone
Andrea
Nottingham
Iceland
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Musacchio
Steehen UN
Bob Relyea
Tom Sgroi
Herald-Journal
Stephen D. Canneretti
Dick Case
Phe Acadeny
Lianot Mena
Frankie
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