Chittenango school chief Fry resigns for Morrisville post
Gerald Fry, Chittenango School District business administrator for five years, is resigning to join Morrisville Agricultural and Technical College as assistant to the vice president for academic affairs. He begins Thursday and will share duties with a successor named by fall while remaining briefly in district for summer reporting. Fry, 45, has prior Morrisville tenure as associate professor of business data processing and helped lead diesel bus conversion and energy efficiency projects. He will handle master schedule, student records, and institutional research at Morrisville and join a campus committee on future computer needs.
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Morrisville Agricultural and Technical College
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Pat” Jerome
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Morrisville
Citizens’ and School Board
Donald Butcher
Two Dogs and Two Horses Escape Injury in County Crash
In Jefferson County New York a truck and horse trailer carrying Mildred H. Dalton and Mark Dalton of Gouverneur left County Route 29 in Philadelphia and crashed into trees at 4 PM. The couple and both dogs and horses were unhurt. Mrs Dalton, 64, apparently fell asleep while driving. No tickets were issued by sheriff deputies.
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Gouverneur
Two-Vehicle Crash At Route 3 178 Left No Injuries
Six people escaped harm in Jefferson County crashes. In Watertown a two car collision at Route 3 and Route 178 injured no one. Bruce Hagar 28 Rochester and Christopher Bell 17 Cobourg Ontario were unhurt. Bell charged with failure to yield. In a second crash, motorcycle driver John Devine 22 Lake George and passenger Craig Greene 22 uninjured after colliding with a second vehicle that fled the scene in front of General Brown High School Route 125. Deputies seek the hit run vehicle.
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Jefferson County
Sheriff's Department
Bruce A. Hagar
Rochester
Christopher R. Bell
Cobourg
Ontario
Bell
Hagar
John J. Devine
Lake George
Craig Greene
General Brown High School
Route 125
Woman ticketed after parked cars struck in Auburn
Mary J. Deacy, 23, of 2942 B Genesee St., was ticketed early yesterday on four charges after her car struck a parked vehicle in the P C Food Market lot at 15 Seminary St. Police charged her with improper license plates, no car inspection, no insurance and no registration. The car she drove is owned by George Jedik, 84 Wall St., while the hit parked car is owned by Allen R. York, 3 Tuxill Square.
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Mary J. Deacy
B. Genesee St
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Seminary St
Deacy
George Jedik
Wall St
Allen R. York
Tuxill Square
Peace walk protesters reach Griffiss Gate in nuke demo
About 19 protesters from Boston arrived at Griffiss Air Force Base to join a "Walk for Peace" vigil with 13 local demonstrators. The group plans to continue to Romulus for the Women's Encampment for a Future of Peace and Justice on Independence Day.
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Griffiss Air Force Base
Mohawk
Romulus
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Mohawk Valley Peace Council
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New York City Health Department
Griffiss
Herald-Journal
Kenneth Toraprina
Yester
Bats Troubles Rosemarie Faces Help Shortage
Rosemarie on the North Side battles ongoing bat intrusions in her flat with little effective assistance from public officials and exterminators. Experts urge prevention and caution since local bats are treated as rabid until proven otherwise. one pest expert notes shifting methods from DDT tracking powder to modern approaches amid confusion and rising calls for solutions.
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Hearth Department
Jim Dummitt
Arrow Rest Control
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Ron
Health Department
Howard Miller
State College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Howard
Iseal
Black River
Bat Suppression Loses Clear Plan in Dick Case Area
Residents face limited options as officials note no dedicated bat extermination program. Exterminators rely on so called trade secrets while advice favors bat proofing, removing droppings, and using moth balls in attics. Experts warn about rabies risk and advise careful handling and quick veterinary guidance.
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Ron Wolf
County Animal Disease Control Office
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