Northwest Parking Garage opening lures locals with empty lots
In downtown Syracuse the Northwest Parking Garage on West Water Street sits largely unused after a year. City officials say high parking costs and lingering confusion over its purpose deter tenants, despite 1230 spaces and a $15 million price tag.
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Antitrust case filed against top three infant formula makers
The TC sues the three largest infant formula producers alleging antitrust violations. California levels fraud charges against Sears auto repair shops in a separate case. The actions appear in the Business section, B5.
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Jamesville-DeWitt Principal Capone Retires This Year
Jamesville DeWitt High School Principal Robert Capone retires at year end. Students will help choose his replacement. James D Caulk Jr of DeWitt described as a retired Army colonel is noted in Class Action/B3.
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Suit Settled Over Syracuse Dorm Elevator Death
A lawsuit arising from the eight year old death of a Syracuse University student in a campus dormitory elevator has been settled. The agreement resolves all claims against the university and related parties.
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Curbing Violence at Fayetteville-Manlius High School
Students and administrators report rising violent acts and verbal abuse at Fayetteville-Manlius High School. They discuss the problem and propose measures to improve safety and behavior across the campus.
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New outpatient clinic aids babies and mothers in need
Lisa Sun Hee Park reports on a new St. Joseph’s Health Center pediatric unit aiding low income families. At 516 Prospect Ave a two story center on the second floor offers pregnant care and child services up to age 16 with doctors nurses and social workers. The goal is to reduce Syracuse’s high infant mortality rate by reaching Southeast Asian families and those without insurance while providing routine checkups immunizations and care through the ages.
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End of an era as Onondaga seniors graduate
About 4500 high school seniors in Onondaga County finish public education today. Students express mixed feelings of excitement and sadness as exams approach and diplomas near. At top Syracuse area schools, seniors anticipate summer plans and life beyond school doors.
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Wetland destruction halts as Nappi fills 10 acres
Army Corps orders Sam Nappi to stop work in a federally protected East Syracuse wetland. The site along Bridge Street has already been filled by Sovereign Development Co to build Bis Wholesale Club relay plaza. Corps sources blame communication gaps as permits and objections go unresolved.
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Wetlands destroyed by 10 acre plaza plan
A developer filled a site at Bridge Street and Manhus Center Road for a 10 acre plaza. The corporation and others described the plans as potentially approved, with officials noting concerns over environmental impact and required permits.
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Domestic violence rise strains Onondaga County aid
The task force reports a slight local uptick in domestic violence while state and focused funding declines worsen response capacity. Randi Bregman of the Syracuse Area Domestic Violence Coalition notes rising need, stretched resources, and four month counseling waits. goals for next year include bilingual court staff and better case information sharing.
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Mosquito spray risks nerve damage and cancer claims
Albany officials warn the pesticide Dibrom-14 used in Cicero Swamp can cause permanent nerve damage with large exposure and may have cancer risks. State environmentalists acknowledge pesticide dangers but say risks exist with any chemical if misused, while authorities note Dibrom-14 has limited regional use amid ongoing scrutiny.
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