Central New York groups coordinate human services
Eastern Onondaga County agencies and school districts join in a coordinated plan led by Gary MacLachlan and Vincent Palermo. The effort aims to consolidate overlapping recreation programs amid tight budgets.
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Onondaga County
Boston Mass
Yiragran
Central
New York
Gary MacLachlan
Vincent Palermo
DeWitt
Manlius
MacLachlan
Boston
Boston Area
Central New York
DeWitt and
Jamesville-DeWitt
Fayetteville-Manlius
Syracuse-Minca
YMCA
90 Acres
Maniius
Erie Canal
Printer Sweeney retires after 40 years with Syracuse papers
Edward W. Sweeney ends a four decade career in Syracuse journalism with the Old Herald. A Navy veteran, he recalls hot type, then modern presses, and memories of JFK and the Graf Zeppelin coverage. He and wife Margaret plan to retire to Westvale and pursue fishing and golf while visiting children.
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Sweeney
Syracuse
Ithaca
Most Hoiy Rosary High School
Empire State School of Printing
Rochester Institute of Technology
Little Falls
Warwick Valley
Old Herald
William Sweeney
Navy
Pacific
Graf Zeppellin
John F. Kennedy
Herald
Journal
Rt. 81
Margaret
Cupleigh Dr. Westvale
Hell
Carol Kelly
Stamford, Conn
Edward J. Sweeney
Adana
Mark Sweeney
Baltimore, Mi
City man pleads guilty to felony theft in insurance case
Thomas A. Pelligrini a former Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. manager admitted second degree grand larceny for stealing more than 27000 in premiums paid to the firm. He faces up to seven years with sentencing set for August 12 in Oswego County Court.
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Thomas A. Pelligrini
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
LeMoyne Ave
Pelligrini
Driftwood Drive
John Murray
Oswego
Asst. Dist. Atty
Peter J. Oberwesser
Latham
Baldwinsville
Oberwesser
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Anita Murphy
Secretaries Association
Upstate Medical Center
Naomi Goldman
State University Hospital
Murphy
Lynn Pate
Edward W. Sweeney
Herald-Journal
Printer
Sibley
Fayetteville
BIG
Wheels
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