Police bicycle auction draws crowd in hot city day
About 500 bikes were bid at a makeshift showroom in a parking lot on Marneil Avenue. Rough handling and testing marked the sale as 125 plus bicycles ranging from salvage to good with age, while buyers, many youths and a few seniors, jockeyed for numbers and hoped for bargains. Officer T J Ahern said the city runs the sale for the state and unclaimed bikes become state property after six months with proceeds returned to the state.
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Marneil Avenue
Twoford
College of Environmental Science and Forestry
T.J. Ahern
Woman Drowns at Waavla Lake Near Wayne County
Officials identified Carmela Barilla, a resident of the Syracuse Developmental Center, as the drowned woman. She wandered from a group from the center while swimming at Waavla Lake in Wayne County.
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Syracuse
Waavla Lake
Wayne
Avieler County
Carmela Barilla
Hit and run injures officer. police seek driver
An off duty investigator, Michael M. Chapman 25 assigned to the Criminal Investigation Division, was knocked unconscious for over two hours when a vehicle rear ended his car on the Route 6 exit to Route 370 near Baldwinsville. He was treated and released. driver description unavailable.
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Nicoletti
Chapman
Clay town uses fixed rate assessments to keep predictability
Town of Clay Supervisor Casale defends a fixed rate system where home levels are taxed by square footage and stage value. He says the method is fair and predictable, contrasting with Manlius moving to full market value assessments and Salina plans to avoid that shift.
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Clay
Ernest Casale
Manlius
Casale
Town of
Salina
Clifford Hart
Show Cause Orders Issued Over Liverpool Budget Vote
State Supreme Court Judge Richard Aronson signed show cause orders directing the Liverpool Central School District to explain why Wednesdays budget vote should not be set aside and why an election held. Residents Robert T. Hennessey Jr. and Mrs. Bernice Kelly claim they and others were unlawfully barred for not pre registering. The orders are returnable Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. before Judge Aronson.
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State Supreme Court
Richard Aronson
Liverpool Central
Aronson
William J. Fallon
Liverpool District
Robert T. Hennessey Jr
Forester Road
Bernice Kelly
Sagamore Drive
Robert Kolch
Kaleh
North Syracuse man found guilty of drunken driving
John M. Hurley, 26, of 143 Maxwell Ave., was found guilty of driving with a blood alcohol count above 10 percent after being found asleep at the wheel on Route 481 near Route 31. He also was convicted of parking on a highway. Sentencing set for July 2 by Clay Town Justice Floyd Linn. breath test showed .25 percent.
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Syracuse
John M. Hurley
Maxwell Ave
Clay Town
Floyd Linn
Hurley
Asst. Dist. Atty
Richard A. Wittenburg
Clay
Vincent Marano
Wittenburg
Justice Linn
Correction identifies wrong man in disorderly conduct arrest
A Herald Journal correction states state police misidentified a man held on disorderly conduct and related charges as Jesse Cox, 24, of 513 North State Street. The arrested man was actually Terry Cox, Jesse's brother at the same address, whose possession of Jesse's wallet led to the arrest.
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Herald-Journal
Jesse Cox
N. State St
Jesse
Terry
Parade to top VFW activities in Syracuse four day convention
Veterans from across New York state head to Syracuse for a four day Veterans of Foreign Wars convention and auxiliary events. A downtown parade on June 27 opens the program, followed by hospital visits, speeches by leaders including Betty Butler and Betty Grecco, and officer elections to be completed June 28. Keynote speaker Sen James Buckley will address the luncheon, with VFW leaders Stang and others appearing at ceremonies.
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The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Clinton Square
South
Salina
Adams Street
Veterans Administration Hospital
State Hospital
Bonnie Closon
Wayne E. Sarius
Betty Butler
Betty Grecco
VFW
Samuel Pilato
Grecco
James Buckley
Butler
John J. Stang
LaCrosse
Kan
Stang
University of Kansas School of Business
Kansas
Berlin
Rush County
Kansas Veterans Commission
18 Month Old Falls From Second Story Window
An 18 month old girl, Danielle DeStefano, is in poor condition after falling from a window in her mother's second story apartment onto a sidewalk sixteen feet below. Police say the incident appears accidental and are investigating with the Youth Division.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Eastern Ambulance
Danielle DeStefano
Lodi St
Donald F. Large
Danielle
Summer Officially Arrives as Longest Day Opens
The National Weather Service at Hancock Field declares summer starts at 8:27 p m today marking the longest day of the year for Central New Yorkers. Sunrise was 9:25 a m and sunset at 8:48 p m.
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National Weather Service
Hancock
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