Oneida man faces possible life term as persistent felon
Roy C. Holmes Jr., 34, convicted yesterday of first degree rape, third degree robbery and second degree burglary, could receive 25 years to life if a judge declares him a persistent felony offender. Prosecutor Mastine will ask Supreme Court Justice Gorman to determine if Holmes’ record supports the designation.
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Jeff Rea
Oneida
Mantius
Roy C. Holmes Jr
Lake St. Oneida
Salt Springs Road
William Mastine Jr
Holmes
Woman, 18, accused after scuffle with police at New Street
Denise and Marguerite Jenkins sisters reportedly argued causing a disturbance at 201 New St. Denise claimed Marguerite waved a broken cue. Marguerite allegedly bit Officer Bonanni on the wrist and pulled away as arrest followed. Officers Burns and Bonanni were treated at hospital.
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New Street
Henry Burns 3Rd
Larry Bonanni
New St. Pon
Denise Jenkins
Marguerite
Burns
Denise
Bonanni
Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital
Onondaga Hill park referendum defeated in vote
Residents debate future funding for the 22 acre Onondaga Hill park after a public referendum to create a park district and raise 89 cents per thousand in taxes over five years was defeated 338 to 3277. Opponents favor county maintenance while supporters press for town involvement.
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Patricia Bycraft
Onondaga Hill
Onondaga
Velaska Road
Onondaga Hill Park
Park District
Onondaga Hill Community Association
Janet Pellegrino
Pellegrino
John Vault
Vault
Rock Cut Road
Paul Wicker
Wicker
Mud Race at Vernon Downs Ends With Mud in the Eye
Reporter describes driving a Standard bred at Vernon Downs Miracle Mile in pouring rain. Just a Princess balks but settles, as the writer finishes last amid mud splatter on helmet and face. Vernon Downs publicist quips Here s mud in your eye and the session ends with amusement.
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Emily Butterfield
Vernon Downs
Miracle Mile
Bud VanderVeer
Don Brainard
Cess
Brainard
Pat Baker
Don
Pat
Mark
Avon Larry
Mike
Baby Boots
Fred
Princess
Dan
J Grovel
Jordon Pepper
Herald-Journal
David Lasser
Nestle Fulton plant to idle 600 workers for July
Nestle Co s Fulton candy plant will idle about 600 production workers for nearly four weeks from after the July 3 weekend through Aug 3 for inventory reduction. Maintenance staff remain active. many workers can use vacation time and be paid, others may apply for unemployment benefits with possible reactivation of prior claims.
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Nestle Co
Fulton
Charles T. Cieszeski
Cieszeski
Nestle
John Benkowski
State Labor Department
Blue Shield seeks 17.9 percent rate hike in Central New York
Blue Shield of Central New York requests a 17.9 percent overall rate increase affecting about 160000 residents across 10 counties. The plan would raise Select Blue premiums by 25.6 percent, Super Blue by 20.1 percent, and Medicare Extended premiums by 8 percent, with hearings scheduled July 2 and an effective date of August 1.
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Syracuse
Warren Street
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
New York
State Insurance Department
New
Medicare
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Arol
Syracuse Scottish
Tae
Mike Sorenson
Oneida Daily Dispatch
Fred Herbst
The
Rome Sentinel
Mark Brown
Herald- Journal
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