Cecile declines Congress bid to back Welch for 33rd District
Syracuse Education Commissioner Robert E. Cecile said he will not seek the Democratic nomination for the 33rd District seat. He endorses former Camillus Town Justice Charles R. Welch, who was nominated to run against incumbent Republican William F. Walsh. Cecile cited Board of Education duties and several crises including school integration, budget deficits, and finding a new superintendent.
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Robert E. Cecile
Camillus Town
Charles R. Welch
Welch
William F. Walsh
Cecile
Board of Education
Waterloo hosts 80th firemen convention in Waterloo
The Northern Central New York Volunteer Firemen's Association gathers in Waterloo for its 80th annual convention from today through Saturday at the Holiday Inn Route 414. About 95 companies with 40 bands join a parade, memorial service, and awards led by President Alfred N. Dayton of Newark and Chairman John Stahl of Waterloo.
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Waterloo
Northern Central
Cayuga
Monroe
Onondaga
Ontario
Oswego
Seneca
Steuben
Yates
Wayne
Holiday Inn
Route 414
Alfred N. Dayton
Newark
John Stahl
Marcellus Choir Presents Last Spring Concert
The Marcellus Central School Senior Mixed Choir will perform a concert at Driver Middle School this evening. The program salutes America with songs from the American Revolution and folk tunes and is dedicated to Mrs. Alice Ingison, longtime music teacher and guest at the event. Kenneth Symonds leads the 120 member choir in his 16th year.
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Marcellus Central School
Driver Middle School
America
Alice Ingison
Ingison
Kenneth Symonds
Symonds
Marcellus
Marcellus Central Music Department
Top Student Named at RPI Dean's List Honor
Daniel J. Piacquadio son of Mr and Mrs Benny Piacquadio of 164 Hood Ave Syracuse is named to the Dean's List for the spring semester at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy New York.
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Daniel J. Piacquadio
Benny Piacquadio
Hood Ave
Syracuse
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
Aging contracts awarded by Metropolitan Commission on Aging
The Metropolitan Commission on Aging awards contracts for the fiscal year starting July 1 and ending June 30 reflecting a 40 percent cut in federal funding. Contracts go to Home Rides of Central New York, Syracuse Housing Authority, ACCORD, P.E.B.A.C.E., Home Handyman, A.C.S.E., and others totaling various amounts. The commission, chaired by Mrs. Amelia Greiner, notes hoped Congress will restore funding. The commission is funded by the state Office for the Aging, the county, and the city.
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Metropolitan Commission On Aging
Amelia Greiner
Commission
Congress
Home Rides
Central New York
Syracuse Housing Authority
Accord
Greiner
State Office For the Aging
County
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