Museum marks 100th birthday with Community Day activities
Syracuse residents joined a museum celebration featuring street painting and a scavenger hunt. Hundreds, including families like Robin Viani and Molly Landerkin, enjoyed color and creativity as children Casey and Brenna showcased abstract drawings. The event drew about 700 visitors and aimed to spark ongoing community interest in the arts.
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Robin Viani
Syracuse
Viani
Molly Landerkin
Casey
Brenna
Katherine Blodgett
Kenneth Terrell
Mary Margaret Earl
Charles D. Jackson
Obituary notices for Downey Stemmler and Riccardi families
Eleanore J. Downey of Arizona died after a long illness. She lived in Oswego and Fair Haven, taught first aid in World War I, and survived by a niece Susan Downey. Burial in Riverside Cemetery with private levices and gifts to the Episcopal Church of the Resurrection. James V. Riccardi of Cortland died after a brief illness. proprietor of Hotel Lehigh, survived by wife Helen, two sons, seven relatives, services in Cortland with burial at St. Mary’s. Burial arrangements handled by Blanvelt and Bartini-Riccardi funeral homes.
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Eleanore J. Downey
Litchfield Park
Ariz
Muncie
Ind
Fair Haven
Oswego
Arizona
Susan J. Downey
Baldwinsville
Riverside Cemetery
Episcopal Church of the Resurrection
Blanvelt Funeral Home
Robert B. Stemmler
Malverne Drive
Syracuse
St. Joseph's Hospital
Kilian Manufacturing
Mr. Stemmler
Army
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Charlotte Poplawski
Patricia Calpeter
Mattydale
Earnestine Liepka
Erma Jane Pekarski
St. Daniel's Church
Woodlawn
Toy
Farone & Son Funeral Home
Park St
Cortland
James V. Riccardi
Isabel Drive
University Hospital
Sica
Lehigh
Ron
Helen
Tance
Uis
Dryden
Ronald
Dominick A
School budget votes moved to Wednesday in several districts
Officials in Jordan Elbridge North Syracuse and Liverpool delayed local vote hoping for state aid details as the state budget, now three months late, remains unresolved. district leaders cited persistent wrangling and uncertainty about funding as the cause of the postponement.
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Jordan- Elbridge
North Syracuse
Liverpool
Syracuse
Jordan-Elbeta Ankanl
Tax levy increases and home owner costs outlined
The document lists a total of 77.95 million with a Wednesday vote on budget changes. It notes a 1.2 percent current budget increase and a 2.2 percent overall increase including one tax levy per owner of 90 000 dollars resulting in 1842.30 dollars. Safina tax rate rises 0.66 percent or 13 cents per 1000, and Clay rate 336.27 with an 5.8 percent rise or 18.42 per 1000.
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Clay
Cleer
Ae Clay
Ihe
Salina
Tax Hikes Hit Upstate District Budgets for 1997-98
Voters will weigh 1997-98 school budgets delayed by rent control in New York City. Jordan-Elbridge faces the steepest levy rise at 11.4 percent as districts plan with minimal state funding. Residents brace for higher taxes and crowded classrooms.
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New York City
Upstate
Jordan-Elbridge
School budget votes seek buses and board seats
Voters in Canandagus Elbridge Splander Bennett Skaneables and Van Buren districts face tax rate changes and a 175000 bus proposition. Liverpool voters consider a 562784 bus and equipment measure with five candidates for three seats while North Syracuse shows a 1.73 percent levy rise and no ballot contests. Joseph Camerino notes aid figures would not change the budget but aid transparency.
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Liverpool
North
Syracuse
Joseph Camerino
Camerino
Le Moyne launches 25 million campaign for endowment growth
Le Moyne College marks its 50th anniversary by initiating a 25 million fundraising drive to raise its endowment by about 10 million, fund a performing arts center and campus center, expand scholarships, and upgrade technology and facilities. The public phase follows a year of silent fundraising that netted 12 million, including three gifts of 1 million.
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le Moyne College
Upncade
Jesuit College
le Moyne
Merriman
Everson Museum of Art
On Center
Robert A. Mitchell
Songstone Community
Noreen Falcone
Fred L. Emerson Foundation
Key Bank
Nelligan Hall
Missionaries may return from Sierra Leone today
Two Auburn area residents Rev Bob Canino and Tom Malvaso of First Love Ministries in Auburn may arrive back in Central New York today after being evacuated from Sierra Leone. They traveled via Guinea and were aboard the USS Kearsarge with U S Marines as a coup toppled the government. A State Department task force said charter flights would carry them to Brussels or London before U S arrival arrangements.
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le Moyne
John Breslin
Breslin
New York City
Michael Madden
Madden
Auburn
Sierra Leone
New York
Bob Canino
Tom Malvase
First Love Ministries
Conakry
Guinea
US State Department
A Heliconter
Kearsarge
U.S
Freetown
Sierra
Susan Lawrence
State Department
Task Force
Brussels
London
United States
Canino
Malvaso
Binghamton
Grocer Plans Improvements After Robbery
Othman and his wife Fatma faced a daylight robbery as two masked men pistol whipped Mousa Othman and fled with cash after ransacking the store and searching storage areas. Mousa was hospitalized eight days with facial injuries, while Fatma called 911 and described the incident. Police found a bullet in the wall and about $500 missing. the couple plans enhanced security and lighting, and more employees until closing, as they consider continuing the business without insurance due to building-improvement costs.
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Robert E. Stemmler
Thursda
Chanal Nt
Lori du Staff Se Pats
Gilbert Lavallee
Bennett
Skaneables
van Buren
P.m
Walter A. Foery
Dick Merriman
Canisius High School
Buffalo
Burtesy
the College
Bimba
Liberia
Grocer
Mousa Othman
Othmans
Fatma Othman
Othman
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