Legislation tightens control on wolf dogs in state
A bill requiring a permit and DEC registration for wolf dogs clears the Senate and may reach the Assembly this week. The measure, backed by Assemblyman Michael J. Bragman, targets owners amid concerns raised after a South Side Syracuse girl was bitten by a dog many say is part wolf.
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State
Senate
Assembly
Syracuse
South Side
Michael J. Bragman
Dcicero
Thomas Blanchard
Bragman
Department of Environmental Conservation
DEC
Blanchard
William T. Smith
Smith
County
Chemung
Geraghty
Nevada
Geronimo
Sarah Spoon
Deer and small wildlife electrocuted by downed line near LaFayette
A downed Niagara Mohawk line electrocuted four deer and nine smaller animals on 6659 Colton Road in LaFayette. Niagara Mohawk will pay to bury the Wildlife. owner George Peters will hire a private contractor. The utility has restored the line and the site lies near Peters’ home. Local health and environmental officials declined to act beyond advising on private-property issues.
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LaFayette
George Peters
Niagara Mohawk
Peters
Colton Road
Big Bend
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Richard Brickwedde
Onondaga County Health Department
Ralph Prowda
Maceo Felton
Power
County Parks Preview Local Country Picnic at Oneida Shores
County parks officials anticipate a calmer crowd for WRRB FM s Summer Country Picnic 85 at Oneida Shores Cicero compared with May s Jamesville Jam. The event will run noon to 6 pm feature 10 Central New York acts and no beer will be sold. Extra deputies and park rangers will be on duty to manage traffic and behavior while organizers stress a family oriented atmosphere.
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Oneida Shores
Cicero
Jamesville Beach
Jamesville
Wrrb FM
Bob Geraci
County Parks
WRRB
Geraci
Wrbrbb
Cindy Thomason
Ark
Todd Rundgren
Utopia
The
Outlaws
Thomason
MacLachlan
Abco
WREB
Parks and Recreation
New York
Jesse Derringer
Freewheelin
Secrecy fight pits youth offender law in civil case
Syracuse couple seeks access to police reports medical records and criminal files in a 3 million lawsuit over an attack on their 11-year-old daughter. Attorney Karen Bishop Plasse asks the state Supreme Court Appellate Division to rule if youth offender files can be sealed. Defendants include Seabrook Gould Centine Holdings Edward Emm and the City of Syracuse. Judge Parker earlier denied access to Seabrook records while delaying a ruling on others.
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Syracuse
Karen Bishop Plasse
State Supreme Court Appellate Division
Rochester
Plasse
Herald-Journal
Eric Seabrook
Christopher Gould
Centine Holding Ltd
Rockwell International
Edward Emm
Seneca Grill
Onondaga County
John Parker
Seabrook
Marcellus Street
Gould
Maryland Avenue
Parker
Seabrook and
Auburn Memorial hires nursing director after state probe
Auburn Memorial Hospital appointed William E. Carroll 37 to a nursing director post on June 3 as the facility faced a state probe into nursing deficiencies and a critical overdose incident. The Health Department cited 21 hospital code violations and fined the hospital $77,000 with half suspended for compliance.
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Auburn
Auburn Memorial Hospital
William E. Carroll
Spoktsman
Health Department
Carl F. Smith
Port Byron
Smith
State Office of Professional Discipline
Carroll
Carl Smith
Beatrice Verde
Verde
Frederick Mider Jr
Bill Carroll
Mider
St. Mary's Hospital
Centralia
Ill
New York
Peter Slocum
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Chemung County Humane Society
Star-Gazette
Elmira
R.O
Joe Vecchio
Syracuse University
Watertown
Frank Trifoso
Jerry and Son
Nichols Plaza
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
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