Bail Raised in Rape Case Highlights Bail Standards
The Deiphn Falls man Timothy J. Payne faces two counts each of first degree rape and sexual assault plus two counts of endangering the welfare of a child. After initial $500 cash bail, Pompey Town Justice Wangerman set high court bail at $10,000, with prosecutors urging $16,000 cash or $20,000 bond. The judge cited potential long prison time and Payne’s lack of employment. investigators note possible serial attacks over the past year.
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Patrick Cunningham
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Laurence Wangerman
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John Dillon
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Rick Trunfic
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Woman Dies in One Car Crash Near Taft Road
A 24 year old forestry student Jennifer Nicoll died in a single vehicle crash on state 81 near Taft Road at 12 30 am Tuesday. Witness Paul Mercer flagged a Niagara Mohawk worker who called 911 after neighbors heard the crash but did not call. The editorial urges the public to dial 911 promptly to save lives and praises local responders.
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Paul Mercer
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Letters to the Editor Debate on LGBTQ morality and Clinton critique
The page features letters arguing that sexuality is defined by biblical premises, praising and criticizing public figures. One writer condemns gay pride measures and supports Clinton while criticizing Congress. Others commend drug treatment funding over interdiction and urge continued policy discussion.
Meachem Playground Project Marks Volunteer Triumph
Volunteers labored from June 7 to 12 to build a playground at Meachem funded by donations and local support. The effort brought together citizens, political opponents, office holders, and newcomers in a diverse, hands on collaboration.
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Colleen Esce
Meachem School
Debt reform bill targets backdoor borrowing in New York
State Assemblyman Jim Tedisco warns the Legislature's debt reform measure would amend the constitution to end voter approval of state borrowing. He says it shifts backdoor debt into a front door, expanding appropriation-backed debt and potentially leaving voters with more than 1.7 billion in added debt.
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