Shrubbery Obscuring Stop Signs Raises Road Hazard
State DOT officials in Central New York say shrub growth obscuring STOP signs and missing lane lines create hazards. Budget cuts limit striping but crews will trim shrubs and fix signs when locations are reported. Private property access may affect some sites, but right of way often favors state actions.
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State Department of Transporation
DOT
New York
State Regional Department of Transportation
Orla Wood
Wood
Sen
John Hughes
Charles Ames
Federal Highway Administration
Albany
School budget votes active across 14 districts today
Voters in 14 of 17 districts cast ballots on budget proposals with polls open until 9 p.m in several districts. Lyncourt and Jordan Elbridge ratified budgets last night. LaFayette posts June 16 vote. Polls close 8 p.m in Baldwinsville Fabius Pompey Jamesville DeWitt Onondaga Central Solvay Tully Westhill. Ballots due by 9 p.m for Fast Syracuse Minoa Fayetteville Manlius Liverpool Marcellus North Syracuse Skaneateles West Genesee.
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Lyncourt
Jordan-Elbridge
LaFayette
Baldwinsville
Fabius-Pompey
Jamesville-DeWitt
Onondaga Central
Solvay
Tully
Westhill
Eight unions debate new pact details in Central New York
Eight unions in Central New York continue talks on labor pacts with the Building Trades Employer Association. Six locals have been working without a contract since May 31 and two expirations loom at month end. Several trades have reached agreements including lathers glaziers bricklayers cement masons carpenters and electricians.
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New York
Iis
Building Trades
Building Trades Employer Association
BTEA
John Connell
Syracuse Building and Construction Trades Council
Nicholas Pontello
Lathers
Glaziers
Dairy coop leaders push for new milk pricing formula
At the Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative annual meeting in Hotel Syracuse John C. York says no milk dumping planned as excess supply is used for butter and cheese. President Arden Tewksbury calls for a non manipulateable pricing formula tied to production costs and protein content, plus a supply management program and better marketing to keep cooperatives viable.
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John C. York
Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative
Syracuse
Cattle Breeders Association
Man's case to be retried in county court
A teen rape case against Daniel Procopio, 19, will be retried September 20 before County Court Judge Ormand N Gale after a deadlocked jury could not decide his involvement in a July 11 rape of a 20 year old Onondaga Hill woman. Co defendant Fred Serrano, 18, was convicted on all counts including first degree rape sodomy burglary and petty larceny.
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Ormand N. Gale
Daniel Procopio
Ethurst Ave
Onondaga Hill
Fred Serrano
Local Democrats stall on Carter after primaries
County delegation remains uncommitted to any candidate after yesterday's primaries in Ohio New Jersey and California. Chairman Thomas Lowery says the stance strengthens delegates while Neal McCain and Armand Magnarelli deem Carter the front runner and urge consideration before the July convention. Sheriff Patrick Corbett undecided while Roy Bernardi leans to Jerry Brown.
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Neil Driscoll
Jimmy Carter
Thomas Lowery
Carter
Lowery
Ohio
New Jersey
California
Council
Neal McCain
McCurn
Armand Magnarelli
Magnarelli
Roy Bernardi
Jerry Brown
Patrick J. Corbett
O'Dwyer Seeks Senate Nomination in Syracuse Speech
New York City Council President Paul O'Dwyer told about 40 Democrats in Syracuse that he will win the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate and defeat Senator James Buckley. He cited unemployment, Buckley’s leadership, and urged support as he forecasts Moynihan entry and aims for the endorsement next week.
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Lewis Freedman
New York
Buckley
O'Dwyer
New York City
Senate
Jacob Javits
Democratic State Committee
Shin
Hirschfeld
Bella
Clark
Dwyer
PTO backs half mile bus plan for integration
The McKinley-Brighton Parent Teacher Organization supports buses for students living over a half mile from their new school under the city integration plan starting this September. It cites safety concerns for longer walking distances to Van Duyn or Powlesland, the other affected schools.
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McKinley-Brighton
PTO
The
Herald- Journal
van Duyn
Powlesland
Welch to oppose Walsh in fall election
Former Camillus Town Justice Charles R. Welch is expected to be the Democratic candidate to oppose Republican Congressman William F. Walsh in the fall race. Democratic county chairman Thomas Lowery said Welch is the leading contender for the nomination and should receive it after a party executive committee meeting Saturday. Welch also ran unsuccessfully last year for county executive, seeking to unseat John Molroy.
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Camillus
Charles R. Welch
William F. Walsh
Thomas Lowery
Welch
John Mulroy
Fourth Annual Farmer Market Opens in Clinton Square
The Clinton Square Farmers Market opens its fourth year Tuesday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. with 62 vendors offering fruits vegetables plants and homemade goods. Cranberry Lake Pickin and Stringin Society performs 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Transit Tuesday promotes free rides on Centro and discounts on Syracuse Oswego buses.
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Clinton Square
Cranberry Lake Pickin’ and
Susan Snook
Greater Syracuse
Chanter of Commerce Downtown Development Council
Syracuse-Oswego
Centro
Farmers Market
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St. Joseph's Hospital
DeWitt
J. S. Lindsey
Herald-Journal
Kevin Hickey
O’dwyer
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Andrew Stein
Abraham Hirschfeld
U.S
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United Nations
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Gress
City University of New York
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