Relative defends m an accused of fire department theft
Central Square Fire Department treasurer Darrel Lennox, 57, is charged with second degree grand larceny for allegedly stealing about 128500 from the department between 1995 and 1997. An external audit is ongoing though the books have not been audited in years. Lennox remains jailed on bail while his son-in-law claims the department lacked receipts and internal controls.
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Central Square
Central Square Fire Department
Darrel Lennox
Lennox
Country Gardens
Timothy Siddall
Fire Department
Oswego County
Lee T. Guadagnol
Palermo
Noanten
Qaradaenn
John Commisso
Commisso
Siddall Sain
Guadagno
Fleet Bank
Norstar
Chase Lincoln
Chase Manhattan
Bowmeree
New York City
Oswego
James Eby
Parlotta
Leal Oyus Ali Ways
Eee
Federal grant targets neighborhood violence in Syracuse
The federal program funds four cities including Syracuse to expand youth violence prevention. Julius Edwards, 29, begins as coordinator coordinating police, community groups and at risk youths, while Boston’s anti gun strategy and SAFE unit inspire local plans. Authorities hope to reduce juvenile gun violence through education, recreation and job opportunities over three years.
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CCA
Julius Edwards
Edwards
Syracuse University
Near West Sides
Syracuse Police
SAFE
Syracuse
Steve Thompson
Thompson
Federal Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency
Shreveport
Haston Rouge
Oakland
Calif
Florida
California
Frank Smith
Smith
Los Anfrees
New York City
Federi Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency
Syrafaa
Fidetal Geome
YMCA
Boston
Jordan
FBI
Syracuse-Onondaga
Southwest Community Center
Douglas Eddy
Chris Abate
William R. Beard
Jeffrey Bellamy
Beard School
Huntington Family
Presbyterian Assembly Debates Amendment Over Sexual Conduct
About 2 000 Presbyterians attended in Syracuse as Brown urged dialogue to keep the church united. Delegates, including Fleming, debated a proposed amendment tying ordained ministry to marriage between a man and a woman, amid nationwide resistance and regional faith statements. The church faces a steady loss of members and aims to curb departures.
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Syracuse
Brown
Fleming
Assembly
New York
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian General Assembly Opens With Joyful Worship
The Presbyterian gathering began with sunshine and a morning worship led by outgoing moderator Rev. Taha Mo Buchanan at the War Memorial. An estimated 6,000 people were to attend as puppets, storytelling, music, and a Gala Fest launched the week with a hymn sing and a Scottish Christian rock band downtown.
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Taha Mo Buchanan
Sala Verry L. Va Marter
Presbyterian News Service
Buchanan
van Marter
Scotland
Prayer Patrol Street Ministry Launch Rally Conditions
The Rev. Larry Ellis announces the start of the Prayer Patrol Street Ministry at an outdoor rally on Midland Avenue and Colvin Street at 9 p.m. A procession from God's Way Church will march at 5:30 p.m. to spread the gospel of hope through troubled city neighborhoods.
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Larry Ellis
Midland Avenue
Colvin Street
Ellis
God's Way
S. Salina St
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Cooley
The
Associated Press
Mary Margaret Eart
Mary Elien Brzazowski
Elmwood Presbyyterian Church
Brzozowski
Together Against Crime
Anna Morris
Lee Scott TV
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Morris
Ett
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