Bennigan s wins permit for Erie Blvd restaurant
S&A Restaurant Corp of Dallas gains city planning commission approval to build a Bennigan s on Erie Blvd East near Denny s with 185 seats and 160 parking spaces. The plan, first blocked by a health facility covenant, was revised to move east of the original site and now goes to the Common Council Aug 1 for final action.
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Pillsbury Corp
Aennigan’s
Erie Boulevard
Denny's
Erie Blvd
S&a Restaurant Corp
Dallas
City Planning Commission
Beverly Bennigan
Common Council
Barry Hill
Bennigan
New York State
PHP
Timothy E. Gorman
Planning Commission
S&a
Hennigan's
Valle’s
Eres
Rey
Pelnik
Erie Boulevard Realty Inc
Health Services Medical Corp
The
Vale
Gorman
Hill
State Supreme Court
Peln
Syracuse Neighborhood Watch faces uncertain grant fate
State grants for Neighborhood Watch Groups of Syracuse hinge on individual applications rather than a single city-wide submission. Assemblyman Melvin N. Zimmer plans to urge Codes Committee chair Melvin Miller to release funds from the Neighborhood Preservation Crime Prevention Act, part of up to 1 million dollars, with grants up to 100000 awarded competitively. Meanwhile the city opens a street resurfacing phase in Madison and East Onondaga streets under its 800000 program, milling and paving with potential rough road conditions and temporary signs.
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Syracuse
Melvin N. Zimmer
Albany
Melvin Miller
Codes Committee
State Office of Crime Prevention
Zimmer
Miller
Madison
East Onondaga
Department of Public Works
Montgomery
South State
Jefferson
Public Works
Senior Drivers Offer 10 Percent Insurance Discount
The Syracuse Northeast Community Center hosts a 55 Alive driving retraining program running 5 p.m. July 28 and 29 at 716 Hawley Ave. The two night, eight hour course costs 10 dollars, limited to 21 participants aged 55 plus. Participants earn a certificate reducing liability costs for three years and removing three points, with insurance agencies required to honor it. Contact Brenda Drago at 472-... for details.
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Syracuse Northeast Community Center
Library of the Northeast Community Center
Hawley Ave
Nunzio Spiridigliozzi
Brenda Drago
Free crime prevention program for seniors in Syracuse
The Onondaga County area hosts a free program for senior citizens and handicapped residents on crime prevention. Deputy Dan Ptak will screen safety films at Plaza Health and Rehabilitation Center at 614 S Crouse Ave at 7 p.m. The event is sponsored by the Upstate New York Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. call Barbara at 422 1447 to attend. Kenneth Bush Jr. is reelected to a third term as president of the Republican Citizens' Committee of Onondaga County with officers Norma Coburn Paul Norman Susan Tormey Donella Piper Patricia McNabb Michael Schiavone Hugh Greggremaining.
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Sheriff's Department
Dan Ptak
Plaza Health and Rehabilitation Center
S. Crouse Ave
National
Kenneth Bush Jr
Jordan
Republican Citizens’ Committee
Onondaga County
Norma Coburn
Paul C. Norman
Susan Tormey
Donella Piper
Patricia McNabb
Michael Schiavone
Hugh Gregg
SUN group wins partial victory in city assessment protest
Syracuse United Neighbors held an orderly protest in City Hall where acting assessment commissioner Joseph Lancaster handed out 150 grievance forms and a copy of assessment regulations. SUN claimed two of four demands were met, keeping two unresolved on filing hours and telephone access to 1984 assessment figures. The group plans workshops to aid taxpayers, with the next 7:30 p.m. session at Sterne Anthony's Church on Midland Avenue.
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SUN
Assessment Department
Syracuse Unitedeighbors
Joseph Lancaster
Syracuse
Richard Puchalski
Joseph Nicoletti
James Walsh
Puchalski
Lancaster
Sterne Anthony's Catholic Church
Midland Avenue
waeerald-Journal
John Gerry
Joe Lancaster
Caroline Blakely
Fearful Salina residents push to curb disruptive youth
Salina residents along Pitcher Hill fear retaliation if they name the areas with disturbances as they push to expand police powers. The town already adopted a loitering ordinance and considers an open container law to curb gatherings of 10 to 40 youths who drink, swear, and harass neighbors.
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Pitcher Hill
Salina
Burns
Sheriff
Sheriff's Department
Kedenburg
City to pave two small South Side parks for housing
The Syracuse Housing Authority plans low income housing on two unused parks at Grate and Massena streets and the 100 block of Blaine Street. The two lots will fund an 18 unit owl house and a federally funded 90 unit scattered site project totaling 5.3 million dollars. Parks will salvage usable equipment from the Blaine Street site before demolition.
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Syracuse
Fix
Blaine
Parks Department
Blaug Street
Pit
Murphy
Blaine Street
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Darrell Weston
Onondaga County Sheriff’s Department
T.F. Kedenburg
Sheriff Department
Bob Burns
Redenburg
Syracuse Housing Authority