Cicero plans zoning to lure Hancock Field development
Cicero officials move fast to establish two new zoning classifications at Hancock Field. An office park district would cover 19 acres for offices, while a commercial plus district would open 100 acres for light manufacturing and warehousing. USAir is eyeing a reservations center, with about 400 employees, possibly relocating from MONY Plaza. Public hearings set for June 8 to debate the zoning and its impact on the site and tenants.
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Cicero
Hancock Field
Air Force Base
Roy Mallette
Air Force
Onondaga County
DeWitt
Mallette
Office
Metropolitan Development Association
Usair Group Inc
Usair
David A. Mankiewicz
MDA
Hancock
Piedmont Aviation Inc
Syracuse Hancock International Airport
Air
Mony Plaza
Syracuse
Mony Financial Services
MONY
Mankiewicz
Hancock Air Force Base
Air Base
State Urban Development Corp
Hancock Field Development Corp
Town Hall
South Main St
Panek seeks at large move to Syracuse Common Council
Susann Panek, 38, Republican, plans to swap her 2nd District seat for an at large council post after learning rival candidate Patric Riggins would run in the 2nd District. Theresa Cameron, 31, also announces an at large bid. Several GOP and Democratic candidates file for city offices as primaries hinge on unresolved races. Local party leaders note no GOP primaries expected except for county executive.
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Panek
Common Council
Susann Panek
Republican Committee
Patric Riggins
Erie St
GOP Committee
Valley American Legion
Kiggins
West Side
Riggins
Theresa A. Cameron
Grave St
Gennel Sea
Joseph Nicoletti
van Robinson
Board of Education
GOP
Onondaga County
Republican Party
Naomi Bray
Nicholas Pirro
James Wallsh
Pirro
Roy Bernardi
Hogan Drive Near Completion Connects Cicero Malls
A 1 million Hogan Drive road linking Penn Can Mall and Marketplace Outlet Mall in Cicero should open within two weeks. It will ease traffic near the malls after paving, shoulder work, signs, and striping are finished. The road honors late Cicero supervisor Girard Hogan.
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Penn Can
Marketplace Outlet
Cicero
Hogan
Girard
Ken Harrington
Marketplace Outlet Mail
Harrington
East Circle Drive
Hogan Drive
Marketplace Mall
South Bay Road
Beating the Heat at Thornden Park Featured Kids on Swings
Syracusans sought relief from 80 degree heat at Thornden Park where children Jonina Trotman Siddeeyah Beyuo Candace Barnes and Khalilah Mayes four joined a fire swing ride. Jacquelyn Grace of Grace Children's Academy at 929 E Fayette St offers care as temperatures rise.
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Jonina ‘Trotman
Siddeeyah Beyuo
Candace Barnes
Khalilah Mayes
Thornden Park
Jacquelyn Grace
Grace Children’s Academy
E. Fayette St
Zimmer Fete Draws Lobbyists and Top Democrats
In Albany a fundraiser for Mel Zimmer drew Assemblyman Melvin Miller and other party figures. Miller endorsed Zimmer for Onondaga County executive, saying he will help him. Attendees included lawmakers, lobbyists from the Cable Television Association, and the Metropolitan Police Conference, highlighting party support and regional ties.
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Albany
Melvin Miller
Brooklyn
Melvin Zimmer
Syracuse
Zimmer
Onondaga County
Miller
Mel Zimmer
Mel
The
State Cable Television Association
Metropolitan Police Con
Norman Adler
Adler
Wethink
Assembly
James Tallon
Binghamton
Nancy Lorraine Hoffmann
Public Service
Rosemary Pooler
Boston builder submits plan for supermarket expansion
Boston Development Associates submits preliminary plans to Geddes Town Board to replace the existing 20,000 square foot Price Chopper with a 60,000 square foot market on Onondaga Boulevard. The threefold expansion includes a meat department, fresh fish, bakery, deli, and video rental, with a target opening by spring 1988 and an estimated cost of 2 to 4 million dollars. Local officials express support, citing tax base benefits and greater shopping options.
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Boston
Western Lights Plaza
Boston Development Associates Inc
Geddes Town Board
Onondaga Boulevard
Ronald H. Schleich
Price Chopper
Cicero
DeWit
Steven Levy
Boston Development
Beneniiary
Daniel M. Patalino Jr
Fayetteville gears up for Grover Cleveland visit reenactment
Fayetteville plans a July 19 reenactment of Grover Cleveland and Frances Folsom Cleveland visiting the village in 1887. The event, organized by the library, village, and school district, features a parade, a horse drawn carriage, a visit to the boyhood home, speeches, period music, Cleveland memorabilia, and period attire for participants.
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Fayetteville
Ron
Nancy
Grover
Frances
Grover Cleveland
United States
Frances Folsom Cleveland
Cleveland
Presi-De
Village
Library
Fayetteville-Manilas
Ville
Ann Moore
Academy St
Presbyterian Church
Richard
Marian Loosmann
Stephen Grover Cleveland
New Jersey
Clinton
Buffalo
New York
Prandenty
White House
Frances Folsom
Secretary of the Treasury
Charles S. Fairchild
Cazenovia
Helen
Mr. Fairchild
Manlius
Linkssen
Elmira
Moore, Loosmann
Barbara Rivette
Paul Stillman
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Syracuse Herald: Journal Metro Iti
Sandra Townes
Jamesville Ave
James Tormey
E. Warringtom Road
John Lischak
W. Genesee St
Stan Linhorst
Mark Weiner
Zimmer Fete
Ference
Areemety
Charles Folsom
Clinton Park
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