Fitch Street Neighbors Build Pride Amid Fire Damage and Nightlife
Jennifer Riker, living at 406 Fitch Street, recalls neighbors’ varied upkeep as she rebuilt after a fire that claimed Josue Garcia, 3, last September. The block features vacant boarded homes, strict renters, and a street festival with vendors from local businesses including Billee’s Fun-Time and JA Custom Apparel. Local youth say Fitch Street is busy with music, boys, and occasional fights, while residents like Mrs. apieg urge better yard care and property maintenance. Staff writer Katherine Scobey notes community concerns and event details for the festival next month.
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Jennifer Riker
Fitch Street
Josue Garcia
Rikers
Not- Sa
Son Rt
Billee
Fowler High
Syracuse University
West Side
Syracuse Chiefs
Mrs. LaRonde
Katherine Scobey
Syracuse
Salanger Leaves Legislature After 31 Years in Camillus District
Salenger 72 of Camillus announces he will not seek re election to the Onondaga County Legislature. He has served since 1968 and is the longest serving member. Camillus Town Supervisor E Clyde Ohl considers a run while Edward Szczesniak says Democrats will designate a replacement within two weeks.
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Board of Supervisors
Camillus
Salanger
Pirro
E. Clyde Ohl
Salenuer
Ohl
Jim
Edward Szczesniak
Democratic County Committee
Mazon Drive
Willard Lipe
Pompey
Kevin Gilligan
Onondaga
Gerald SL Hilaire
Salina
Timothy Rice
Clarence Dunbara
Syracuse
Democrats favor Oglesby for Syracuse Legislature seat
Sid Optesby appears likely to win the Democratic nod for a Syracuse Common Council district seat. Onondaga County chair Edward Szczesniak cites strong local support across wards 15 16 17 and 19 for Ogelsby who now chairs the 16th Ward Democratic unit. Rice will not seek re election leaving potential primary bids from Michael Tadros among others.
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Syracuse
Sid Optesby
Democratic Party
Democratic Committee
Optesby
Edward Szczesniak
Onondaga County
Sid Ogelsby
Szczesniak
Syracuse University
Ogelsby
Oglesby
Comstock Ave
Common Council
Timothy Rice
Rice
Michael Tadros
Salanger’s illness ends re election bid and legacy in legislature
Family says Salanger will continue duties as a lawmaker but cannot run again due to illness. Gilligan recalls Salanger’s early campaigns and long service on health issues, including chairing the Health Committee and aiding Van Duyn Home. He notes Salanger’s frustration with federal and state agencies over incinerator permits and highlights const ituent outreach with four newsletters yearly.
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Salanger
Gilligan
Jim Hanley
Jim
Pirro
van Duyn
Onondaga Hill
John Haley
Geddes
Haley
District eyes Dey's building for downtown expansion
The Syracuse school district considers moving into the Dey Brothers store downtown or renovating the Grey Stone Building to house central administration. If the Dey site is used, first floor retail could remain, while upper floors become classrooms and offices. State reimbursement may apply for student moves within six months.
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Greystone
Warren Street
DiFlorio
Dey Brothers
Madison Street
Joe Marcane
Dey
Enondaga County
Syracuse
Births Recorded in County Vital Statistics Ledger
June entries list numerous newborns with parents or guardians names and scattered dates from April to June. The imperfect transcription cites multiple pairs such as Pirro and Lita Nesel, Jason Semin and Callender, Paul H. Dave and Marybeth Spencer, and many others with dates mainly in April May and June. The source is a chaotic OCR capture of a births digest.
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We Cnondags County
Bureau of Vital ‘Statlatice
Edit
Pirro
Lita A. Nesel
de le Dommelt
Patrios L. Femvas
Jane
G. Lucas
Jason J. Semin
Knsun
Callender
Je ‘ Murphy Beckon Jr
Chandler ‘Stroman
Paul H. Dave
Marybeth Spencer
Lise A. Roonguez
Sarena M. Dunlap
Isaac Elmore
Cymma Hester
Obituaries of Bauman Holmer Parker Stafford Chrisman in Syracuse area
Obituaries list Raymond A. Bauman 89 of 706 Hamilton St died in Winter Haven Florida. Survivors include wife Arlene Hambke Bauman. Clara C Michalski Holmer 90 of 298 Otisco St died at Van Duyn Home. Marion W Stafford 93 of 770 Pentes St died Saturday. Marion P Chrisman Marion P Chris man to Cortland Memorial Hospital. Services and funerals planned at local churches and funeral homes.
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Hamilton St
Winter Haven
Fla
American Legion
Arlene Hambke Bauman
John C
Clara C. Holmer
Clara C. Michalski Holmer
Otisco St
van Duyn
St. Mary's Cemetery
DeWitt
Greenleaf Funeral Home
W. Onondaga St
Parker
Oneida
Syracuse
Addis ‘Tea Room
St. Lucy's Church
Legion of Mary
Leslie Parker
Aister
Mary Tre
Helen Denser
Jane Fabbri
Mary Kurtz
Liverpool
August
Pat" Koagel
Frasier-Shepardson Funeral
St Lucy's Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Marion W. Stafford
Marion ‘W. Stafford
Pentes St
Horme
S.P.C.A
E. Molloy Road
Mattydale
Marion P. Chrisman
Cortland
Kellogg Road
Port Watson St
Cortland Memorial Hospital
Chrisman
Webster
Mass
Homer
United Methodist Church of
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Cortland County
Frank W
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