University Church honors retiring pastor Hal Garman
Nearly 300 attended a farewell service at University Church in Syracuse honoring Hal Garman after 17 years in the pulpit. Mayor Roy Bernardi declared Sunday Hal Garman Day in Syracuse and Onondaga County as Velma Brock and others praised his leadership and the church’s revival and east side programs.
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Garman Leads Renewal at University Church In Syracuse
Garman revitalized University Church on East Genesee Street with a broad social justice program and interfaith outreach. He built a large endowment, launched NESCO, and created food aid, a breakfast project, and tutoring while balancing 80 hour weeks and a theology of hope.
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Crunch programs hockey weekend clinics for area youths
Crunch volunteers led Parkway Sunday sessions at Griffin Stadium to boost youth interest while planning future programs. Kids aged four to older players learned skating passing and shooting as officials noted gusty winds and safety concerns. Shawn Ewald and Mike Clough volunteer due to enjoyment, with Ewald a former Cortland player guiding youngsters.
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Polish Day at New York State Fairgrounds draws crowd and raises funds
At the Polish Day festival sponsored by the Polish Scholarship Fund in Syracuse, about 300 attendees enjoyed polka music and traditional foods as Harriette Hricik celebrated her heritage. The event aims to aid 10 Polish-descent students with college expenses, with a goal of raising $5,000.
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Syracuse crime lab seeks accreditation after chief change
In December the New York State Commission on Forensic Science refused to accredit Syracuse police crime lab for fiber, bodily fluid, paint, and plastic analysis due to poor accuracy. The lab, the state's only publicly funded lab denied, now has a new director and aims for summer approval.
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Ex Vice President sues Cazenovia College over firing
Francis Mezzanini former administrative services employee at Cazenovia College filed suit alleging wrongful termination on April 28 claiming breach of a two year 1996 contract. He seeks over 350000 in damages for lost pay and reputational harm, while college officials declined comment. The case cites a contract auto extension and notes Titus became president in 1995.
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Marcellus Readies Third Annual Olde Home Days
Thousands are expected to visit Marcellus this weekend for the three day Olde Home Days celebration. The lineup includes fireworks rides shows arts and crafts a parade and food. The kickoff is 6 p.m. Friday at Marcellus Park with the Prison City Rockers. The Marcellus Duck Race starts at 4 p.m. Sunday.
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Zoning Board to Hear Byrne Dairy Sign Plan in East Syracuse
East Syracuse Zoning Board of Appeals will review a free standing sign application for Byrne Dairy in the village core. The meeting is at 7 p.m. Thursday in village offices at 207 N Center St. Byrne seeks gas sales at West Manlius Street store after a state Supreme Court ruling, with officials weighing traffic impact and neighborhood effects.
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