Fire Damages Vacant Syracuse Complex on Hawley Avenue
Investigators probe a suspicious blaze that heavily damaged a vacant 14-unit complex on Hawley Avenue near Greenway Place. Firefighters fought the three hour blaze, noting a third floor couch and chairs with bottles, while loitering suspects were observed nearby. The 1882 building was sold last year amid code disputes and is valued at 350000. Three apartments suffered damage as fire spread quickly.
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Syracuse Fire Department
Hawley Avenue
Donald Sheehan
John Greenway
Syracuse
Sheehan
Maryak
Miller
Greenway
South McBride Street
Of Nations and Kingdoms staged at Mormon Church
A play about an Erie Canal era family life in the 1830s is presented at 8 p.m. at the Mormon Church on Colvin Street. Created by David M. Kammerer, it follows Captain Hargrove and his children as they navigate change, faith, and freedom, echoing Fiddler on the Roof in tone and themes.
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Erie Canal
E. Colvin St
David M. Kammerer
Tully Central School
Syracuse
Hargrove
Karl Jenkins
Oneida
Nations
Kammerer
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Canal Country
WSYR to Move Radio Studio to Syracuse Mall
WSYR moves from 1030 James Street to a 10 000 square foot second floor space in the Syracuse Mall within two months with no broadcast interruption. The Times-Mirror buy of WSYR-TV and mall building completed last March. loan affiliate Mortgage Loan Corp will sign the lease.
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WSYR
Syracuse
Wstm-Tvv
James St
Wsyr-Tv
Times-Mirror Co
Los Angeles
Mortgage Loan Corp
Dio
Clinton Square
Robert Hood
Longley-Jones Associates
Nurse Denies Cocaine Theft At City Court
Mary Ellen Besio, 29, a nurse at State University Hospital, pleaded innocent to charges including seventh degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, petty larceny, and third degree stolen property. Police say about 2:30 am Tuesday she allegedly took cocaine from the hospital narcotic cabinet. judge released her on her own recognizance and set next Wednesday for further action.
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State University Hospital
Riee Arate
Stonie Wee Dand Ma
Ae UoMse Ob
Mary Ellen Besio
North Ave
Besio
Louis Mariani
Judge Studies Cell Locking Systems On Prison Roof Tour
U S District Judge Howard G Munson toured the Onondaga County Correctional Facility with attorneys and officials, inspecting cell locking devices and roof patches. The visit, part of a class action by 111 inmates led by Faith Seidenberg, centers on whether conditions amount to cruel and unusual punishment and if the jail should be shut down. The trial focus shifts to locking mechanisms and repairs as legal teams seek a swift closing argument window.
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Terry Lee
U.S. District Court
Howard G. Munson
Onondaga County
Jamesville
Faith Seidenberg
Munson
Hansel
Gretel
Seidenberg
Bonnie Strunk
Diane Tucker
Tucker
Nowe
Artiva
Michael Burke
Burke
Robert Amann
Aiakes Gralla
Amann
Inhouse
West Wing
Gary Haynes
Charles Green
Strunk
Hunt Guill Ani
National Institute of Corrections
Donald Stoughton
Erie County Correctional Facility
Stiffest terms sought for pair in Grace slaying retrial
Trial prosecutor William Fitzpatrick plans maximum prison terms of 7% to 15 years for Arthur Harrison and Leon Polk after a late verdict in the retrial of two South Side gang members. The 10 woman, two man jury found them guilty of second degree criminal facilitation with a separate acquittal on second degree murder.
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William Fitzpatrick
Arthur
Bobby” Harrison
Leon Polk
South Side
Supreme Court
Harrison
Polk
Randolph Grace
Adrian Greene
Greene
Grace
Grimoire Tavern
Nedrow
Eugene F. Sullivan Jr
Fitzpatrick
John Brunetti
State Supreme Court
Walter T. Gorman
General Davis
Davis
Brunetti
John DiLauro
Sullivan
Tor
Richard A. Hennessy Jr
Grimoire
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Greenway Place
By Richard Palmer
Dale Parsons
James Zirbel
Herald-Journal
Seth Resnick
Michael Burton
Arthur Loran
New York
MacArthur Stadium
Automobile Club of
Syracuse Chiefs
Stanley Prue
Syracuse Police Benevolent Association
Larry Albanese
Deputy Sheriffs Benevolent Association
Shelly Meltzer
David Durkin
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