Bennigan’s restaurant proposed for Erie Boulevard East
A Pillsbury subsidiary seeks a special permit and land subdivision for a Bennigan’s on Erie Blvd East near Denny’s. The plan envisions 185 seats, 160 parking spaces, 135 local workers, and five managers from Dallas. Planning commission approved. Common Council set for Aug 1.
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Pillsbury Corp
Bennigan's
Erie Boulevard
Denny's
Erie Blvd
S&a Restaurant Corp
Dallas
Bennigan
Common Council
Barry Hill
New York State
PHP
Timothy E. Gorman
Planning Commission
S&a
Syracuse Neighborhood Watch grants hinge on state approval
State grants for Neighborhood Watch Groups of Syracuse depend on individual group applications as Assemblyman Melvin N. Zimmer seeks to persuade Assemblyman Melvin Miller to release funds. The program offers up to 100000 grants from 1 million under the Neighborhood Preservation Crime Prevention Act. Meanwhile, Madison and Onondaga streets begin resurfacing as part of an $800000 summer street reconstruction program with milling, paving, curbing, Catch-basin work and utility box adjustments. Road conditions may be rough. warning signs may be intermittent.
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Syracuse
Melvin N. Zimmer
Albany
Melvin Miller
Codes Committee
State Office of Crime Prevention
Zimmer
Miller
Madison
Onondaga
Department of Public Works
Montgomery
South State
Jefferson
Public Works
Senior citizens drive to save on car insurance
Senior citizens can get a 10 percent discount on the liability portion of their car insurance by completing a two night eight hour driver retraining program. The Syracuse Northeast Community Center hosts the 55 Alive program July 28 and 29 from 1 to 5 p.m. in the library at 716 Hawley Ave. The $10 course is limited to 21 participants aged 55 plus. registration is due Friday.
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Syracuse Northeast Community Center
Library of the Northeast Community Center
Hawley Ave
Nunzio Spiridigliozzi
Brenda Drago
Horthedst Community Center
SUN Protest Yields 150 Grievance Forms at City Hall
Syracuse United Neighbors staged an orderly protest at City Hall Assess ment Department and received 150 grievance forms and a copy of assessment regulations after a 10 minute confrontation with acting commissioner Joseph Lancaster. SUN plans public workshops to aid taxpayers in filing 1984 grievances and will pursue complaints with Common Councilors Nicoletti and Walsh over extended filing hours and access to 1984 assessment figures by telephone.
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Assessment Department
Syracuse United Neighbors
Joseph Lancaster
Syracuse
SUN
Richard Puchalski
Joseph Nicoletti
James Walsh
Puchalski
Lancaster
Fearful Salina residents seek curb on disruptive youths
Salina residents at a Pitcher Hill intersection fear retaliation while urging action on loitering and open container laws to curb groups of teens who drink, swear, and harass. Police report attempts to break up gatherings but no arrests. a public hearing on the ordinance is set for August 15.
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Pitcher Hill
Salina
Pervisor
Darrell Weston
State Police
Onondaga County
Redenburg
Burns
Sheriff's
Family Court
Sheriff's Department
City sells two South Side parks for low income housing
The Syracuse Housing Authority will build 22 townhouse units on two unused parks at Grace and Massena streets and on Blaine Street. The city pays 7400 for the lots as part of a 5.3 million federally funded 90 unit scattered site project in Near West and South Side neighborhoods. Equipment from the Blaine Street playground will be considered for salvage before demolition.
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Syracuse Housing Authority
Grace and
Massena
Blaine Street
Fred
Fix
Blaine
Parks Department
Plavid Street
Pix
Murphy
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Denny’s
Hill
Bob Rohde
Vale's
Pennik Erie Boulevard Realty Inc
Valle's
Health Services Medical Corp
Valle’s
Gorman
Pelnik
State Supreme Court
Annie Washington
Plaza Extended Care Facility
Tynikka Houston
Dan Ptak
Plaza Health and Rehabilitation Center
S. Crouse Ave
National
Bush
Jordan Gop
Kenneth Bush Jr
Jordan
Republican Citizens’ Committee
Norma Caburn
Paul C. Norman
Susan Tormey
Donella Piper
Patricia McNabb
Michael Schiavone
Hugh Gregg
Ilem
Patricia Bycraft
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