OCC Honors Top Minority Students At Luncheon
Davida McDonald a Nottingham High School junior active in five clubs and maintaining a 97 average was among 27 high school students honored by Onondaga Community College at its Ninth Annual Minority Students Achiever’s Luncheon. OCC president Bruce Leslie urged giving back to the community while keynote speaker Dennis Dowdell stressed five p’s planning preparation perseverance performance and potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davida McDonald
Nottingham High School
State University of New York Health Science Center
McDonald
Griot County
Onondaga Community College
Urban Gue
North American Indian Club
OCC
Bruce Leslie
Lesle
Dennis Dowdell
Dowdell and Associates
Dowdell
Barbara Carter
Liverpool High School
Leon Carter
Barbara
Cynthia Carter
Corcoran
Terry Cooney
Kevin Coulon
Lafayette
Michelle Edwards
Joseph Hver
Octagon House Strawberries Raise Funds for Restoration
The Octagon House restoration committee hosted a Strawberry Festival in Camillus drawing 362 attendees. They turned 280 quarts of berries into 580 shortcakes and 28 pies, dipped 4 quarts in chocolate, and sold the rest to raise just over $1,000 toward a $50,000 goal. The eight sided house, built in 1856, needs roof, masonry, paint and porch underpinnings, and is listed on the National Registry of Historic Buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octagon House Restoration Committee
Camillus
Genesee St
Betty Campbell
Octagon House
Federal Department of the Interior
Durhamville boy battles acute leukemia faces long road
In Durhamville, 13-year-old Danny Vaccaro fights acute leukemia after May illness. He remains in University Hospital Syracuse connected to dialysis and chemotherapy, with remission recently achieved. Family plans bone marrow transplant if remission holds, as community raises funds and neighbors organize charity events to help cover medical costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durhamville
Brian Rossi
Danny Vaccaro
University Hospital
Syracuse
Danny
Brian
Otto Shortell Memorial Middle School
Jean
Darhville
Dani
Benjamin
Griffiss Air Force Base
Vaccaro
Wally Hiscox
Oneida Valley
Natu: Bank
North Main Street
Brar
Oneida
Burglaries Reported Across Syracuse Areas
Police reports list multiple burglaries including thefts from apartments garages and businesses. Items stolen include a camera diving gear wallet VCR bicycle cash and fishing equipment while some incidents showed no losses. Suspects remain under investigation with details from SURE 47 and area blocks.
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Comstock Avenue
Tatevision
National Aquatic
Erle Bird
Micheal A. Sockett
Warham Street
Strathmore
W. Fayette St
Businays
Marie E. Masters
Rigi Avenue
Sameone
Simon Zuckerman
Rowland Avenue
Burglaries Stolen Items Reported Across Onondaga County
June burglaries were reported to the Onondaga County sheriff deputies. Incidents include Brian A. Cute in Salina where a bicycle was stolen from an unlocked garage, Marion Case noting $19 missing, Pyramid Brokerage in DeWitt with a maintenance building break but no losses, Thomas E. Simmons in Liverpool reporting $1,500 in photographic equipment stolen, Nancy D. Conney in Selings reported TVs and coins, and Allen's Remodeling in North Syracuse with pfx tools stolen from storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian A. Cute
Rildge Avenue
Salina
Marion Case
Seme
Pyramid Brokerage Company
Widewaters Parkway
DeWitl
Manance
Gandialight
Thomas E. Simmons
Liverpool
Nancy D. Conney
Greradiar
Kings Park Drive
Seling
Allen
Drive
North
Syracuse
C Bridge Road
Robberies Reported in Salina Area and City Streets
Police log details three robberies. An Energy Technology Consultants employee was grabbed and given 75 cents in the 1300 block of South Salina Street about 5:45 a.m. Two men with a gun robbed Lance Buckman near South and Sterling avenues around 8:30 a.m. June 10, taking $15 and a shoulder bag. A man in Warren and Fay streets dissuaded by two robbers in an early morning incident, taking a token and 90 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ferrara
Energy Technology Consultants
1300 5
Salina 51
Salina Street
Lance E. Buckman
Atlanta
South
Sterling Avenues
Fuuckman
Ruckman
Public Safety
Robert Wood
Springs Road
Warren and
Fay
Numerous thefts reported across blocks and streets
The June 12 list details thefts including cameras, clothing, bicycles, and small valuables from homes cars and public places across multiple blocks. Several incidents involve Henninger High School area thefts and a drive through Onondaga County sheriff reports.
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Juliet Jerry Jackson
Henninger
Dana
Jessica Dutchch
Esther Hudson
Octagon
Syracuse Newspapers’ Newspapers
Sunmier
Tol
Joanie Britton
Board of Regents
Anl
Gorton M.ambach
Durhamville Volunteers Department
Durhamy D's
Danny's Pony League
Hiscox
Me Lane
Joyce Ré
Cone Hiscox
Durham
Danny Aften
Police & Courts
Syracuse Police
Rice
Madn Street
Debbie Misercols
Townsend Street
Elaine Karp
Maidowbrook Drive
Bamual Grago
Spring Street
Francia T. Dooling
Park Strait
Onondaga County
Sheriff’s Deputies
William Ja. Swan
Vann Strogt
Brooke Nelson
Colovan
Holiday Inn
Ganesoa St
William J. Soott
Wiman Avenue
Centro
Louise George
North State Street
Halfwie Duran
Atria Boien
Woodruff Avenue
Stuart
Chase
Holcomb Aload
Mrs. O'Leary
Burnet Ave
Annatte M. Hodgae
Arlington Avenue
Twan
Gillian M. Gilbert
Ballavue Avenue
Ballavue Avenue Reported A Sound System and Book Bag Stolen From Har
Donald Atwood
Cannon Street
Salvatore Afcazandro
Jeper ‘Stragt
Tillonn J. Murray
Muench Street
Natelie
Kirkpatrick Street
sLinds & Merritt
Gertrude Streat
Keith Caiar
Wade~wond Street
Henninger High School
Mega! Agath
McBride Street
Robinson St
Joseph J. Rogeta
Feirview
Avanus
Henninger High
Robinson Street
Joseph A. Cardone
Butternut Street
Howald Ruegar
Marriman Avanna
Fowler High
Sch
Magnolia St
Corcoran High School
Glenn Ave
Donna Savage
Geddes Street
Atoien
Patricia A. Bloomingdale
Tennis Terrace
Liverpe
Hancock Air Be ‘Cloore
Church
Hamilton
Mary M. Biey
Fide Road
Mattydale
Cherylme Smith
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