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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1999

Page

7

Burglars Steal $2400 In Tools From Syracuse Home

Ann Scouter, 50, owner of a Grassman Avenue residence, found about $2,400 worth of power tools missing from a vacant house she was renovating. Police say entry was likely through a corner window. Stolen items include saws drills hand tools sanders a cutting torch mower and cords. Many tools were engraved with the initials RSH, believed to be her father’s.

Syracuse Ann Scouter Grassman Avenue Scouter RSH

Fireworks Damage Cars and Homes on North Side

Police report fireworks shattered two windows and a car windshield Sunday on the citys north side. At about 430 am a Highland Street resident woke to a shattered front door glass, and another Wadsworth Street resident reported explosives hurled through a front window, damaging a nearby car.

Highland Street Wadsworth Street

Fabius resident seeks primary for board seat

Debbie Foster collects signatures to force a Republican primary for a Fabius Town Board seat. Incumbents Jim Conway and Joe Schmid seek reelection and hold the town committee endorsement from May.

Fabius Debbie Foster Fabius Town Board Jim Conway Joe Schmid Town Republican Committee

Dennis T Cleary named to transportation board

Gov George Pataki appoints Manlius resident Dennis T Cleary to the Central New York Regional Transportation Authority board. Senate approval followed Onondaga County Legislature nomination. Cleary chairs the Onondaga Council on the Disabled and serves as vice president at Haylor Freyer Coon Inc overseeing life health and pension products.

Dennis T. Cleary Transportation Board George Pataki Manlius Central New Onondaga Council On the Disabled State Senate Onondaga County Cleary Haylor, Freyer & Coon Inc

Correction on Adams woman slaying daughter’s name

A Sunday correction clarifies the victim’s daughter is Jean Paro after an arrest story misnamed her. The updated report fixes the family identifier without altering other facts of the case.

Jean Paro

Burglars strike at SU near Ackerman Avenue

Syracuse University student Zachary Poole 20 reported his Ackerman Avenue apartment ransacked with more than 3000 dollars in items missing including a bicycle camera stereo wallet and bank and credit cards. Neighbors say burglars probed campus buildings in recent days as police investigate. A second burglary at Huntington Hall 804 University Ave yielded over 4000 dollars in equipment including a computer printer scanner microphone and audio gear.

Benjamin Lamora Huntington Hall University Ave

Tully grads recall a life cut short

Nadine Ayers would have joined 76 classmates at Tully High School’s Sunday graduation. Tammy Ayers, Nadine’s mother, whispered to class president Joseph Mroszczyk as a rose was handed over, sharing a bittersweet moment after ceremonies. Nadine died in 1995 of leukemia at age 14. the Ayers family later benefited from an $18,000 auction to help pay her medical costs.

Tammy Ayers Joseph Mroszczyk Tully High School Ayers Mroszczyk Nadine Ayers Tully Sunny Nadine

Graduates Honored By Ayers Family At Tully High

Tammy Ayers and her husband Lewis awarded each graduate a carnation and rose, praising seniors for compassion as Principal Paul Gasparini conferred diplomas. Ayers thanked Nadine’s friends who supported her daughter through illness and urged graduates to support one another. Senior Sara Blaney was highlighted.

Tammy Ayers Nadine Ayers Tully High Paul Gasparini Lewis

Manlius teen dies in watercraft crash near Old Forge

Richard J. Barry a 17 year old from Manlius died after his personal watercraft struck a boat on Fourth Lake in Herkimer County Police said the setting sun glare likely impaired his vision No other injuries were reported Barry a student at Christian Brothers Academy was a track and golf athlete and ski instructor at Toggenburg The small school community mourned the loss as memories of past athletic stars were recalled by staff and teammates.

Richard J. Barry Post Road Fourth Lake Herkimer County Barry Christian Brothers Academy St. Elizabeth Medical Center Utica

Graduation party honors teachers who shaped Harry Evans

Harry Evans, 18, graduand at Liverpool High School, recalls teachers from kindergarten through high school who guided him into the U S Naval Academy. The family hosted a Sunday party at Jaggers Pipeline Cafe in Clay inviting every Liverpool teacher to celebrate his achievement and express gratitude. The Tootsie Roll Man Vern Wagar, a longtime educator, received warm thanks as part of the tribute.

Tootsie Rollman Vern Wagar Harry Jaggers Pipeline Cafe Clay Wagar Liverpool High School U.S. Naval Academy Liverpool Jeff van Buren Sarah Evans Naval Academy Ms. Swift

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