Dorothy Leggett 70 dies at Crouse Hospital Syracuse
Dorothy M Leggett 70 of 4101 E Genesee St Syracuse died Sunday at Crouse Hospital Born in Syracuse she lived here all her life A former Centenary United Methodist Church member Surviving husband John four sons James Richard John William all Syracuse a daughter Doreen a Syracuse stepdaughter Lauie Ann Clark Syracuse stepson David Clark Syracuse two brothers William Donald both of Syracuse a sister Helen Farley Services 1 am Thursday at Fairchild Meech Syracuse Chapel Burial Loomis Hill Cemetery Calling hours 4 6 pm Wednesday at the funeral home 300 W Onondaga St
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Dorothy M. Leggett
E. Genesee St
Crouse Hospital
John
James Lambertson
Richard Lambertson
John Lambertson
William Lambertson
Syracuse
Dorene Lambertson
Lauie Ann Clark
David Clark
William Graves
Donald Graves
Helen Farley
Fairchild & Meech
Syracuse Chapel
Loomis Hill Cemetery
Barker-Burgess Funeral Home
Thomas Clark
Eaton Community Church
Breville Cemetery
Goddard-Crandall-Shepardson Funeral Home
St. Matthew's Church
Syracuse Cemetery
Million settlement reached in hay baler scalp injury case
A St. Lawrence County dairy farmer, Carol Baldock, will receive 1.05 million dollars to settle a lawsuit against Unisys Corp and Jones Farm Supply Inc over a hay baler shaft that tore off her scalp in 1991. The injury occurred while baling hay, with Baldock undergoing multiple grafts and facing ongoing pain. The settlement allocates 675,000 from Unisys and 360,000 from Jones Farm Supply, resolving claims of negligence and failure to warn.
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St. Lawrence County
Carol Baldock
DeKalb Junction
Unisys Corp
Jones Farm Supply Inc
Baldock
William Lynn
Syracuse
Unisys
Jones
Bloomsday Celebration in Syracuse Highlights Ulysses Reading
Syracuse hosts Bloomsday events centered on James Joyce's Ulysses with readings at Nibsy's Pub on Ulster Street. James Joyce Club organizer Richard Long notes varied crowds and hourly chapter introductions, while local participants discuss the novel's themes of sex, loneliness, and modernism.
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United States
Richard Long
Syracuse
James Joyce Club
Dublin
Nibsy’s
Ulster Street
Jeanne Kelly Roman
Thomas Corcoran
Corcoran
Prasus
Mary L. Pierce
Jamies Joyce Club
Joyce
North Syracuse village leaders face election bids
North Syracuse residents vote to fill two village trustee posts for four years each with a $5,400 annual salary. Incumbent Gary Rainbow and former Fire Chief Paul Linnertz seek Democratic endorsements, while Republicans nominate Russell Rhea and Jack Gaiser. Village Justice Robert Bertrand seeks re election. Voting ends at 9 p.m. at the Community Center.
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Gary R. Rainbow
North Syracuse Fire
Paul M. Linnertz
Russell Rhea
Jack Gaiser
North Syracuse Lions Club
Rainbow
Tolbert Drive
Linnertz
Helen St
Syracuse Fire Department
North
Shaver Ave
Presbyterian Honors Female Role Model For Women in Ministry
The Presbyterian church honors Margaret Towner as a pioneering female minister who entered the ministry 36 years after the 19th Amendment. Her career faced gender barriers, including exclusion from meetings and a marriage proposal sparked by a male reader. Towner later led hospital chaplain programs and pushed for inclusive language about God, while the denomination today has about 3,000 women ministers.
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Jeanne Radak
Elmwood Presbyterian Church
Towner
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Eeteera Dan Inte
Guage
God
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Lunz
First Presbyterian Church
Jonesboro
Atlanta
Carleton College
Minnesota
Mayo Clinic
Syracuse University
Syracuse
William H. Donaghy
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Allentown
Kalamazoo
Mich
Wisconsin
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