Man charged with rape in Laurel after arrest on South Alvord Street
Police say James Richard Butera 25 of 950 LeMoyne Ave was charged with one count of felony rape after arrest in the 400 block of South Alvord Street. The alleged assault occurred May 25 on Park Avenue Laurel.
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Alvord Street
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Laurel
Man asks for ride turns threatening demand in Baldwinsville
Ronald D Bacon approached a Baldwinsville man in a Franklin Street parking lot and demanded money after agreeing to drive him a few blocks. Bacon, 28, from 602 Plymouth Ave Mattydale, grabbed ignition keys and fled with $34 reportedly given by the driver. He was arrested and charged with felony robbery and misdemeanor possession of stolen property.
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Mattydale
Baldwinsville
Franklin Street
Herald Paro
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Khatib family clashes with Liverpool district over schooling
Ahmad and Coletta Khatib say their daughters Christina 13 and Crystal 11 have not attended school for nearly six months as the Liverpool School District disputes their residency. District officials claim the family lives in Syracuse and should attend city schools. The family suspects bias against their traditional Muslim faith.
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Ahmad
Coletta Khatib
Christina
Crystal
Liverpool
Dank Deve
Khatib
Syracuse
Tre Khaubs
Pano Ees Ignes Coletta Khatil
Leit
Fayetteville West Center Project Faces Legal Challenge
Lawyers for East Medical developer and the village of Fayetteville sought courtroom action to block challenges to a planned 158000 square foot medical center north of the Fayetteville Mall. Justice Parker Stone allowed more time for last minute filings as the March 27 zoning approval faces scrutiny. The dispute centers on the Manhwi Wh board’s decision to permit Dr John Mercla’s Cedar Bay Road project.
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Fayetteville
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Manhwi Wh Board
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Cedar Bay Road
Fayetteville Mall
Hearing set on Tully mining permit near I-81
A public hearing at 7 pm at Tully Elementary School examines Clark Concrete Co plans to mine a 400 acre site near Interstate 81 for sand and gravel to supply cement. Environmental concerns warn of ecosystem damage and dust. Lyndon Clark advocates a modest operation.
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Jury weighs fate of murder suspect Koegel
A jury in the Paul Koegel murder case failed to reach a verdict after about one quarter hour of deliberations on Wednesday. Koegel, 25, of 116 Kuk Avenue, faces murder, criminal possession of a weapon, and prostitution charges in the October killing of 75 year old Carl Kelly, who was beaten and stabbed in his Gray Avenue apartment.
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Carl Kelly
Koegel
Kuk Ave
Kelly
Gray Avenue
Head-on collision kills two in Ithaca
Two Tompkins County teenagers died in a Wednesday head-on crash in Ithaca. Killed were James Rider 17 of Trumansburg and Tony Payne 14 of Ithaca. Back-seat passengers Angelo Diaz 15 of Albany Street and Aaron Milledge 15 of Hancock Street listed in critical and guarded condition respectively. Driver Brian Gibbs 22 of Auburn injured and treated at Cayuga Medical Center in serious condition.
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Ithaca
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Main Street
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Third St
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Metro
Cayuga Medical Center
Angelo Diaz
Albany Street
Aaton Milledge
Hancock Street
Thaca Diaz
Milledge
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Auburn
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Dropout Prevention Efforts Spotlight Syracuse Board Discussion
The Syracuse School Board explored dropout causes among African American and Latino students and considered forming a formal prevention committee. Proposals include early identification, social service collaboration, smaller classes, flexible schedules, and multiple diploma routes to reduce future losses projected at a high societal cost.
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Social Service
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State Education Department
Syracuse councilor Hartnett faces tax auction threat
Syracuse Common Councilor Peter Hartnett owes 535 in back taxes from 1994-95 on his 321 Glenwood home. If unpaid, the city will auction the property in October as acting city finance director Joseph DelVecchio notes the delinquency could force sale. Hartnett, a Democrat representing parts of La Vale and South Side, says Republicans seek to embarrass him and vows reform of tax delinquent policy.
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Leas
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Ton
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Hartneil
Seymour pupils tour Washington to learn how government works
Seymour Magnet School fifth and sixth graders and eight chaperones depart Syracuse before dawn for a Washington D C itinerary led by teacher Johnny Williams. The trip includes the Smithsonian, White House, Arlington Cemetery, U S Treasury money printing, and a Capitol visit with Rep Tamae Walsh.
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Timothy Kirkland
Kirkland
Syracuse
Seymour Maghet
Washion
Johnny Willams
George Washington University
Williams
Smithsonian Institution
White House
Arlington National Cemetery
US Treasury
Tamae Waleh R-Nnondaga
James Walsh
R-Onondaga
Washington DC
Seymour Magnet School
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