Thieves burglarize closed Boss Market after closure
Police closed Boss Market at 1561 S Salina for 60 days under nuisance abatement after 17 drug related arrests in five months. The store was burglarized twice within 24 hours, with about 45000 dollars in merchandise stolen and 32000 dollars in damage reported. Owner Nasser Totari blamed police for failing to secure the premises but police said they did not seize the building, only ordered a 60 day shutdown.
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Syracuse
How's. Boss Market
S. Salina
Nasser Tatari
Atro Dise
Totari
Totani
Robert Tassone
Erin Duggan
Speaker urges respect and civic caring in Syracuse
Gerald, president of the Westcott Hast Neighborhood Association, urged graduates to extend civility and respect on every block and in every park. He contrasted city and suburban funding, praised desegregation gains, and urged action to reduce vulgarity and improve neighborly relations. Dick Case reports.
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Gerard
Syracuse
Blodgett
Eagle Hill
Fayette Ville
Gerald
Westcott Hast Neighborhood Association
Harvard Place
Race Route Frustrations Cloud DeWitt Breast Cancer Benefit
In DeWitt residents along the Race for the Cure route faced traffic chaos as 6 000 participants disrupted two main avenues near Shopping Town Mall. Police diverted traffic and organizers discuss alternate routes to ease future issues while still funding mammograms and cancer care.
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DeWitt
Shopping Town Mall
Pronathe
James DeLapp
Komen Foundation
Marilyn Leiker
Supa In
Suu
Syracuse-area
Susan G. Komen Foundation
Jonathan Craig
Karen Alimi
Craig
Gay Brauer
Joe Simonetta
Kinne
Craig Pesidlenis
Sah
Wife describes crack use before deadly shooting at home
Leslie Wood, wounded with a bullet behind the ear and in fair condition, said she and Chester Wood argued after he drank and smoked crack. He was arraigned on second degree murder charges, held without bail, as the DA says it is not a capital case.
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Leslie Wood
University Hospital
Chester Wood
Cit
Tanmas Higgins Jr
Higgins
Wood
Justice Center
Liverpool Country Club
New Library Director Seeks Creative Atmosphere in Onondaga County
New director Frank Lynch outlines plans to revitalize Onondaga County Library amid recession era cuts. He notes reduced book budgets, staff training, and magazine subscriptions, compares to Borders and Barnes & Noble cafes, and emphasizes marketing, parking, and Internet access to boost circulation and visitor engagement.
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Onondaga County
Barnes & Noble and Borders
Central Library
Frank
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Stan Wmer
Eaker
Shennard Street
Dick Case
DeLapp
Karen Boylan
Craig Circle
Bruce Wahl
Leiker
Wall
Brauer
Proto
Towpath
Marsh Drive
Toarma
Graiger
Chester Jr
Plunkett
Chester
Lodi Street
Mary Jo Lynch
The
American Library Association
Richard Panz
Monroe County
Panz
Kentucky
Borders
Barnes
Noble's
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