Syracuse men sentenced in Binghmaton bombing case
In Binghamton New York UPI reports a Syracuse man received eight to 24 years in state prison after a Sprine Midland auto plant bombing. Co-defendant Jeffrey Woodward 20 also faced seven to 14 years for bank crimes and other felonies. Both men were convicted May 3 of multiple offenses including arson and explosives possession.
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Binghamton. NY
UPI
Syracuse
Eielles Mac
Binghmaton
Aseltine
Jeffrey Woodward
Albany
Colonie
Woodward
Bank
Binghamton
City honors police and fire heroes at annual awards
City officials honored police and firefighters for bravery in a ceremony presided by Fire Chief Thomas Hanlon. Officers Michael Muldoon and firefighter Cummings received the top Francis Hendricks Award for rescuing a seven member family from a New Year’s Day home fire. Others received Herald Merit, Arthur Jenkins, and Governor's awards for rescue, arrest, and investigative work reflecting ongoing public service and risk.
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Pert Ux
Kale Graumay
Permomce
Thomas Hanlon
Syracuse
Michael F. Muldoon
Games Cummings
Francis Hendericks
Muldoon
Cummings
Herald-Journal
Don Pickard
Herald
Paul Pendergast
Herald—Journal
Dick Case
Arthur Jenkins
Mark MacCaull
Adward
Dennis DuVal
John Coun
Thomas Finnie
Merit Service Awad
Car Hoyt
Syracuse Fire
Michael H. Church
Michael Heenan
Daniel Cece
State graduates first horse patrol class at fairgrounds
Six state troopers join the mounted patrol at the State Fairgrounds headquarters starting with a noon Thursday parade at the Coliseum. Led by Weisbeck, the six new troopers join two existing riders to form the inaugural horse patrol unit, with plans for additional classes and expanded coverage across ten troops statewide.
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Set
James Weisbeck
Weisbeck
Fairgrounds
Christopher Murphy
Andrew Torhan
Seary
Rce
Donald O. Ches
Chesworth
Doc
State Police Department
Binghamton
Wil
Thomas Aly Jr
William H. Claus
Fonda
Frederick J. Buron
Herkimer
Denis J. Re
Gerald Lynch
Gary Tyler
Thousand Island dressing origin tale tied to Boldt myth
The North Country and Thousand Islands lore mix legend and fact. Tales credit George Boldt of Waldorf Astoria with a yacht luncheon creation aboard Boldt Castle waters, later inspiring the dressing named for the Thousand Islands region. A steward allegedly improvised the recipe with mayonnaise chili sauce sugar egg and pickles, fueling the famous tale.
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Thousand Islands
George Boldt
Waldorf Astoria
New York
Bellevue-Stratford
Heart Boldt
Louize
Floyd Misek
Jefferson Community College
Watertown
Teresa Mitchell
Thousand Islands Bridge
Thousand Island
Boldt
St. Lawrence
Oscar
the Waldorf
Sam
Masek
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Round Table
Wobin Hood
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Britain
Tomato Revolution
Italy
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Peres
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