City clears brutality suit in Syracuse case
Richard and Diane Sherman pleaded guilty in City Court to reduced charges tied to a March 2 incident near their home. The couple released the city from liability on record, while police officer David Burklin was cleared in an internal Syracuse Police Department probe. Diane received time served. Richard faces a sentencing hearing after pre trial review.
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Syracuse
Richard
Diane Sherman
E. Colvin
Chris Sztechmiler
David Bprklin
Shermans
Burklin
Richard Sherman
Thomas Higgins
Higgins
Dredging Halt Traps Boats On New York Barge Canal
Pleasure boats have run aground as dredging stopped in a dispute between state and federal authorities on the New York State Barge Canal. The Army Corps halted permits while seeking assurances from Albany to comply with rules, clogging the western end near the Genesee River in Rochester and prompting some boats to detour via Lake Ontario. An agreement to resume dredging was reportedly reached, with officials expecting no immediate delay.
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Rochester
New York State
Great Lakes
Atlantic Ocean
Lake Ontario
Oswego Canal
State Department of Transportation
Jack Bryan
Corps of Neers
Jewelry and vehicle thefts reported in local blotter
A break in at an apartment on Martin Drive yielded four pieces of jewelry a camera and $100 from a purse with entry suspected through a sliding glass door. Deputies also reported a missing 11-foot moving van from a U Haul garage and a separate intoxicated driving incident on Otisco Street. Two youths were arrested for third degree burglary at Onondaga Power Equipment after entering through a hole in the back. A windsurfer was stolen from a car, with minor details about the thief and vehicle noted.
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Martin Drive
Dewitt
U-Haul Company
Kinne Road
Sheriff's Deputies
John Fisher
Otisco Street
Bryant Street
Arnault
South Side
Onondaga Power Equipment
S. Salina St
Duray McGee
E. Raynor Avé
Timothy Sholtz
Mulberry Tercate
Jai
Arthur Gurevitch
Maryland Ave
Gurevitch
Wild horses and burros head to New York adoption fair
The US Bureau of Land Management brings its Adopt A Horse program to Finger Lakes Livestock Exchange in Canandaigua for a three day sale June 30 to July 2. About 145 animals including 70 horses and 75 burros from western range lands will be available with fees covering roundup, vaccines and transport. Adopters may take up to four animals, with full title after a one year care period and veterinary clearance.
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US Department of the Interior
Bureau of Land Management
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Livestock Exchange
Colleen Jerozko
Lee Center
Oneida County
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Jerozko
Jerozkos
Steve Altman
Eastern States
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Orly
Bureau of Management
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Jenny
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Arizona
Pryor Mountains
Montana
New York
Aluman
Bureau
Florida
Michigan
Missouri
New Jersey
West Virginia
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L’oreal
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