Man on a mission to rob drug house tied to murder case
Michael Jones faces second degree murder and robbery charges in the slaying of Tommy Goodman on Oct 31 in Syracuse. Prosecutors cite Jones's video confession and statements claiming he aimed to get money for a trip back to South Carolina. Defense questions arrest and evidence, urging doubt about the right suspect.
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Jones
Onondaga County
Stephan Devidhnety
UE Judes Cunlgs Slan
Tommy Goodman
Leoni Street
South Carolina
Syracuse Notice
Mark Abraham
Dougherty
Goodman
Wiman Ave
University Hospital
William J. Burke
Alsg
James Resti
Resti
S Heen
Thornden Park
Leon Street
Union Springs seniors edge by in 0.18 GPA gap
Union Springs High School valedictorian Michelle Abraham and salutatorian Sarah Colby posted final averages of 96.04 and 95.86, with Meghan Wayne at 95.46 not meeting the two-year residency rule. Both plan college study, and their friendship strengthened by shared classes and mutual support.
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Michelle Abraham
Sarah Colby
Union Springs High School
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Colby
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Michelle
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Meghan Wayne
Tyburn Academy
Auburn
Auburn High School
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Pamela Aleawa Tanah
State University College At
Geneseo
Amnesty International
AJ. Smith
Freedom Camp
Fingerlakes
Siena College
Genie
Philip
Pamela Abraham
Mentally ill woman highlights reinvestment act funding
Albany reports focus on funding for the Community Reinvestment Act as lawmakers debate state support for community based mental health services. Lisa McChesney, a Syracuse baker and coordinator at Unique Perspectives, describes how the act aided her recovery and urges passage of the Sanders Spano bill to shift funds from institutions to community programs.
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Pataki
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Lisa McChesney
Sisters of St. Joseph Trail New Paths in Syracuse
Longtime friends Sister Brown and Sister Munger, both Fort Covington natives, rise to roles in Syracuse Catholic education. Their shared faith guides their approach to leadership, challenges, and guiding youth while stressing that mistakes are not life sentences in a tree-like faith rooted in community and values.
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Sister Brown
Munger
Syracuse
Fort Covington
Franklin County
Sister Munger
Alexandria Bay
Newark
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Immaculate Heart Academy
Immaculate Heart
Scranton
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Acuse
Dioces
Ogdensburg
Brown
Lyncourt Voters Reject Budget Amid Debt Controversy
A week before a 4.4 million school budget vote, Lyncourt residents grilled district officials over a 146,000 state debt. Superintendent Ron Springer denied hiding funds as a state comptroller probe began. Voters then rejected the budget 13.73 percent tax hike, halting recreation and band programs and prompting a contingent budget cut. Springer urged community resilience as auditors assess state aid errors and Bragman seeks funds to cover the debt.
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State Education Department
Lyncourt
Ronald Springer
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