Multiple thefts and drug finds reported across Syracuse area
Police reports describe marijuana seizures at 652 Gifford St and an abandoned nearby site, plus a break in at St Patrick's School with missing funds. Other incidents include equipment thefts from Morningside Reservoir, a change machine break at Hancock Airport, and tax lien auctions affecting 518 city properties. Graduation section errors noted.
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Rochester
Hancock International Airport
Syracuse
Eugeny Terentyev
Renee Gadova
Neighbors
Auburn High School
Holland Stadium
East Middle School
Maureen Companic
Canastota
Andrew B. Koldin
Jamesville-De- Witt High School
Bull is shot after dayslong village stakeout
Harry Yawney, owner of a 1,000 pound bull, directed his son to shoot the animal after six days of eluding police and villagers. The bull had roamed Main Street and surrounding roads, prompting fears of harm. With state police approval, Oogie Yawney and Grady Wheeler fired five shots at dawn, ending a week of worry.
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Jordie
Harry Yawney
Oogie
Yawney
Jordan
Yawney Bull
Brus Road
Main Street
Jordan Grill
Brutus Road
Creed Heifers
Oogie Yawney
Grady Wheeler
Scope
A Memorial to Dignity Costello Receives Lifetime Medallion
Syracuse Auxiliary Bishop Thomas Costello is honored with the Catholic Charities Lifetime Achievement Medallion at the 14th annual House of Providence Association dinner in the Hotel Syracuse. Friends praise his decades of service and advocacy for the vulnerable, while Costello modestly notes others are the “troops in the trenches.”
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Thomas Costello
Costello
W. Onondaga St
Syracuse
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Champlin
Audrey Coumayer
St. Joseph the Worker Church
Liverpool
Artist Williams remembered as founder of Community Folk Art Gallery
Syracuse figure Herb Williams dies peacefully after a prostate cancer battle. A creative force in the African American arts scene, he mentored many young artists, notably his son HT. Neighbors recall family memories near Fellows Avenue and Harvard Place, including a SU Georgetown game night at the Carrier Dome.
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Willams
Williams
Community Folk Art Gallery
Syracuse
Grant fights youth gun use
The Syracuse Center for Community Alternatives receives a $300,000 federal grant to continue its Partnership to Reduce Juvenile Gun Violence program until April 2000. The funds, up $100,000 from prior years, support outreach in Syracuse's south southwest and near west neighborhoods.
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Center For Community Alternatives
Syracuse
Syracuse Center For
Community Alternatives
Chris Abate
Abaie
Near West Sides
Gramt
Near West Side
U.S
Charles Schumer
Dn.y
Department of Justice
Schumer
CCA
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Seymour St
Pat
Hid
Det Atrdvendon
House of Gifford Street
W . Borhead
Ann-Crmel
Gifford St
St. Patrick's School
Schuyer SL
Morningside Reservoir
Joseph BonGiovanni
ALA. BonGiovanni Inc
Jason Horne
Beachy
Ene Boulevard East
Horne
Fiat
Stati Reports
Robert W. Andrews
Wheeler
Man of
The
People
Jesus
Audrey Coumays
Catholic Charities
Fellows Avenue
Harvard Place
Herb
Gillany
H.T
Syracuse University
Georgetown
Hoya
John Thompson
1.T
Herb Williams
Sean Kirst
Grant
Mark Weiner
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