Obituaries: Eugene W. Davis and local figures
Eugene W. Davis 77 of Scipio Center died Sunday in Auburn. A Trinity College history professor 1948 to 1986 and World War II veteran, he is survived by two stepdaughters and five grandchildren. Services 2 pm Saturday at Scipio Community Church. Brew Funeral Home arrangements. Also listed are Leon Ed Phillips 66 of Fairmount a carpenter and former Dela yan Box worker with a daughter, three grandchildren, and services Friday at Buranich Funeral Home. Edmund F. Machin 79 of Fairmount, WWII arms veteran, Survivors include a daughter, two sons, and two grandchildren. services Friday at Buranich Funeral Home and Holy Family Church. David C. Stanton 79 of Ira, died Monday. services Thursday at Foster Funeral Home. Burial at Fardale Rural Cemetery. Calling hours today at the funeral home.
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Eugene W. Davis
Wyckoff Road
Scipio Center
Auburn
Trinity College
Hartford
Brew Funeral Home
Poplar Ridge
Leon Phillips
Leon
Ed” Phillips
Fairmount
University Hospital
Oud
Syracuse
Delayan Box Co
West Genesee United Methodist Church
Lisa DeRocha
Beverly Depp
Camillus
Winifred Bayer
Buranich Funeral Home
Greenlawn Memorial Park
Warners
the Funeral Home
W. Genesee St
Camullus
Edmund F. Machin
Edmo
Francis Machin
Community General Hospital
Farmount
O Connor-Mosher
Teamsters
Haly Family
Church
Onondaga Hill
James
Haxon
Stephen
Holy Family Church
St. Agnes Cemetery
Funeral Home
W. Genesee St . Camullus
David C. Stanton
Foster Funeral Home
Cayuga St
Hannibal
Fardale Rural
Meneral Home
Longtime resident Baker turns 100 amid family celebration
Mary Louise Thibeault Baker, born in Ormestown Quebec, traces five generations of family. She stayed in the United States after visiting Massena in 1916 and married Albert H Baker in 1916. Now living in Fulton, she hopes to reach 100 while relatives tour and dine with her, and neighbors call her a walking miracle.
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Baker
Potsdam
Mary Louise Thibeault
Ormestown
Quebec
Massena
United States
Albert H Baker
Fulton
St. Mary's Church
Baldwinsville
Parkway restrictions opposed in Onondaga Lake Parkway hearing
About 50 residents packed Salina Town Hall to oppose curb proposals for the two mile parkway. They argued for maintaining 55 mph and keeping lanes as is while studying safety. Officials note heavy traffic and consider options including medians and bypass extensions through Liverpool to ease congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga Lake Parkway
Wallows
Liverpool
Salina Town Hall
Syracuse Metropolian Transportation Council
Financiaca
Larry Luttinger
Liverpoo
Luttinger
Garden of Hope
Hughway
Dave Erickson
Onondaga Lake
Onondaga County
SMTC
Oswego Street
Vilage Center
Cindy McCormack
Sear-Brown Group
Don Hughes
Syracuse
Hughes
Bernard Kraft
R-Clay
Kraft
Electronics Park
Planning Board stalls Van Buren Estates housing project
Baldwinsville planning board on Tuesday blocked approval of the 100 unit Van Buren Estates low income complex on Meigs Road. A drainage plan design and hydrology study remain unresolved, jeopardizing state financing for the $6.7 million project.
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van Buren Estates
Baldwinsville
AAA Development Corp
LJR Engineering
Canton Street
Eithe
RAA
Alex Wisniewski
Crag Desormeau
JC. Engelbrecht
Sergei Yevich
State Department of Housing and Community Renewal
AAA
Engelbrecht
Families recall young lives lost in tragic crash
The families of Amanda Hirchmen and Jeremy Spencer spoke of two promising youths, one set to graduate and the other preparing for nursing studies, as they mourned after a crash on U.S. Route 1 in Mexico. Police say Mark Eastman crossed the center line. Eastman faces DWI charges and has multiple prior offenses. The community calls for accountability to keep repeat offenders off the road.
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Parish
Amanda A. Hirchmen
Bangall Road
Jeremy J Spencer
Route 69
Mark D. Eastman
Fulton Ave
Central Square
Mexico
Eastman
Hutchinson
Joanne Hutchinson
Amanda
William E Hutchinson
Spencer
Altmar-Parish-Williamstown
St. Deen Nursing School
Jeremy Spencer
J & M Scheffer Co
East
Syracuse
YMED students face choice as school closes
YMED helped about 150 students this year as enrollment fluctuates with home schools. When a closure news broke, 80 percent vowed to drop out, alarming staff. Helen Wright and others stress keeping pregnant teens in school through support, with 60 percent planning to stay as exams end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMED
Stewart
Kirk
Wright
Pancipal Jit Stewart
She Zan
Fowler
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Tve
Mary Baker
General Electric
Star Hotel
Lene
Walter
Albert Baker
Niagara Mohawk
Evans Mills
White
Ae Fur
Egal
Todn
Odie Ferpngled
Paro
Maton Counal
Eilots
Baldwinsvit
Luis Perez
Madison
Helen Wright
Zaneta Cochren
Shes Peen
Healthy
Ayo Dda Weid
Seid Gadis UU
Fowler High School
Thomas Cappa
Beth Lipke
Salvation Army
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