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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2001
Page
9
Sheriff's detectives found no arrests in a trailer fire case linked to a burglary dispute. Richards said the 911 tape captures a shot but cannot confirm events seconds before the shot. The inquiry notes a burglary charge under New York law and ongoing investigation of the suspicious blaze at Johnson's home.
The piece centers on Sid Hill, known as the tadadalio, the spiritual leader of the Iroquois Confederacy, discussing the ongoing healing process within the community. The focus remains on his role, perspective, and the cultural significance of healing rituals.
Johnson, facing pretrial release in a Massena drug case, was linked by state police to 15 pounds of marijuana seized in his car during a court-ordered search after a shooting that killed Thomas. Prosecution lawyers weigh revoking his release as Onondaga Nation residents decorate Route 11A with purple ribbons and call for healing.
Mitzi Badger, 37, faces second degree murder and first degree manslaughter charges in her estranged husband Timothy Badger's 1999 death from antifreeze poisoning. Relatives testified she blamed herself, discussed antifreeze quantities, and feared police suspicion while prosecutors build their case. The trial continues Friday before Judge Joseph Fahey.
Northern Pines Golf Course owner Louis Misenti offers a $1000 reward for information after vandals spun vehicles on six greens causing $60,000 in damage. Sprinkler head damage, water and soil contamination, and $1,500 replacement sand costs were reported. The course reopened after repairs and police seek tips from the public.
COR Development vice president Joe Gerardi secured planning board approval for a 70 acre shopping center on Route 31 near Sam's Club. The vote outlined architectural requirements for a Home Depot anchor, a McDonalds, and two unidentified lots, while ensuring final plans match the site footprint and meet engineering and legal conditions. Traffic mitigation features were approved, including turn lanes and new signals, with access to the center’s ring road offered in lieu of direct Route 34 access.
Democrat Upstate leaders host a July 11 fundraiser for Buffalo comptroller Anthony Nanula for the 2002 race at Traditions of Syracuse. John Sullivan and Steve Paquette rally support, with Nanula meeting Syracuse Democrats and a Mulrow challenge from Westchester. Other GOP figures include John Faso and David Cornstein as contenders. Governor Pataki urges door knocking and voter registration.
Moving North Councilor-at-Large Joe O’Hara organizes a mayoral campaign HQ near Syracuse’s Little Italy. He has signed a storefront at 327 N Latina St and plans a July 24 opening.
A new generation Brown plans to move from Liverpool to Presidential Plaza in Syracuse this week and weighs a bid for the Common Council in two years. He owns a DeWitt condo and says he managed Charles Major’s 1994 state Supreme Court campaign. His younger brother Jeff is eyeing an Assembly bid as their father contemplates retirement after 14 Albany years.
Republican Women of Central New York host a dinner from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Oncenter with speaker Sandy Treadwell. tickets are 50 dollars and information is via Sharon Doyle at 637-8957. The West End Republican Club meets Saturday at 3 p.m. on Fayette Street with speaker David Aitken from Lakeshore Development Corp. for information call 471-2020.
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