Autopsy planned in death of boy
A 12 year old Syracuse boy found wedged in a dog house in his backyard was found dead. Police say no foul play is suspected and an autopsy by the county medical examiner will determine the cause. The boy, Roderick Allen Gray, lived at 722 Wescott Street with his parents, was last seen Friday evening after mowing the lawn, and was reported missing early Saturday. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday morning at St. Anthony of Padua Church after visitation at John G. Butler Funeral Home. He is survived by his parents a sister and several relatives.
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Wescott St
Roderick Allen Gray
Syracuse
William Reidy
Roderick
Joseph Gray
John G. Butler
St. Anthony of Padua Roman Catholic Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
DeWitt
Washington Gary Oberbrunner enjoys first day in capital
Gary Oberbrunner 12 of Syracuse arrives in Washington to represent Central New York in the National Spelling Bee. He tours the Smithsonian and National Zoo with his mother, plans studying for exams, and stays at the Mayflower Hotel near the White House. He will compete against about 80 youths Wednesday morning.
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Washington
Gary Oberbrunner
Gary
Central New York
John Oberbrunner
Ackerman Ave
Hancock International Airport
Lisa
Karen
Smithsonian Institute
National Zoo
Smithsonian Museum of History and Technology
Museum of Natural History
Levy Junior High School
Mayflower Hotel
White House
Capitol Hill
Mount Vernon
Arlington National Cemetery
Tavern manager robbed at gunpoint near Tip A Few
Bruce Ginsburg manager of the Tip A Few Restaurant reported a morning robbery. A man in his mid-20s brandished a black handgun and demanded cash from the bar's register around 11 45 a m yesterday. He fled the scene. no injuries were reported.
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Bruce Ginsburg
James Sr
Paul Larkin
Ginsburg
Larkin
Senior Chris Kucharavy Seeks PR Advertising Career at RIT
Chris Kucharavy, a Bishop Grimes High senior, plans to study public relations at Rochester Institute of Technology after graduation. She serves as yearbook photographer and newspaper cartoonist, aiding school ads and posters, and is a National Honor Society member with hobbies in dance, acrobatics, and mural painting.
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Chris Kucharavy
Bishop Grimes High School
Rochester Institute of Technology
Chris
Margaret Kucharavy
Ridgewood Drive
Milton Kucharavy
Wounded Fayetteville Youth in Poor Condition After Shooting
A 17-year-old Fayetteville boy, Thomas Williams of 116 Franklin St, was reported in poor condition at St Joseph’s Hospital after a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the chest. Police say he allegedly shot himself during a call with his girlfriend, then collapsed on his home lawn. The investigation led by Fayetteville Police Chief J J DeMore found no motive or note, but indicated the youth may have been low in spirits.
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Fayetteville
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Thomas Williams
Franklin St
Williams
J.J. DeMore
Martiseo Station Museum Opens Sundays 2 to 5 PM
The Martiseo Rail road Station Museum and Library, built in 1870 by the New York Central, welcomes visitors Sundays from 2 to 5 p.m. It was named in 1905 from local rail routes, abandoned passenger service in 1958, and bought by the Central New York Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society in 1966 who began a seven year restoration. Authentic steam train sounds and a telegrapher's key enhance realism.
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Martiseo
New York Central System
Railway Historical Society
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