July Ath Weekend Fun Guide Promises Family Activities
A brief note invites readers to enjoy the July athletic weekend with a focus on community events and activities suitable for families. The guide highlights outdoor games, local contests, and festive gatherings planned across nearby venues.
Yolanda strikes pay dirt at Colorado Mine Co Steakhouse
Yolanda uncovers a lucrative find at the Colorado Mine Company Steakhouse in Denver as the D8 eCalendar Ra event highlights a rare payday. The hustle centers on local dining and entertainment with notable patrons and a surprise windfall.
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Colorado Mine Co
Weather Outlook Weekend Warm With Humidity Rising
The forecast calls for a Saturday high near 88 with a mix of clouds and sun and warm humidity. Sunday should be mostly sunny with lower humidity after the peak heat. Highs around the mid to upper 80s planned with continued warm air.
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SU's Adrian Autry misses NBA draft fate
Adnan Autry, former Syracuse University point guard, went undrafted among 54 players. His agent says Autry will likely attend several free agent tryouts with pro teams, a common path for players not selected.
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Adnan Autry
Syracuse University
Autry
Mark Balterstein
Bartelstein
Bernardi cuts Syracuse city fleet in two week plan
Mayor Roy Bernardi will eliminate 49 city owned cars in two weeks to save over 1 million dollars in four years. More than half will be sold at an August auction. others parked for use as pool cars. City cars will be for city business only starting July 15 to curb abuse.
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Syracuse
Roy Bernardi
Erie Boulevard
Montgomery Street
Bernardi
Tony Ficarra
Bernard
Ficarra
Lightning Strikes LaFayette Gas Terminal Forcing Residents Out
Lightning hit a natural gas terminal in LaFayette twice on Wednesday rupturing a main line and forcing more than 50 families to flee their homes for nearly three hours. Firefighters closed a quarter mile stretch of Sentinel Heights Road as winds and rain created a dangerous scene. One resident described the moment as scary while crews worked to contain the fire and restore gas service after the generator was knocked offline.
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LaFayette
Heights Road
Hall
Gwyn Weaver
Sentinel Trees
Power
Tennessee Gas Pre Line Co
Central New
York
Page
Weaver
Termminal
Leap Second to Pause Clocks Worldwide at 8 PM
Global timekeepers will insert a leap second tonight to align atomic clocks with Earth's rotation. In Central New York clocks will pause for one extra second as 7 59 60 pm becomes 8 00 00 pm, delaying broadcasts and striking the balance between precision and planetary timekeeping.
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New York
International Bureau of
Paris
Collier Smith
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Boulder
Colo
Haitians Flee to US Aboard USS Comfort Off Jamaica
Refugees from Haiti crowd a deck tent city on the USS Comfort hospital ship off Jamaica. Coast Guard cutters bring hundreds seeking asylum as hearings aboard the ship yield limited grants and uncertain futures for many.
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Comfort
Jamaica
US Coast Guard
Prince Charles on TV admits marriage breakdown and infidelity
Charles appeared distraught in a television close up as he told millions of Britons that friends like Camilla kept him from going mad after his marriage to Diana broke down. He acknowledged adultery after the union had irretrievably broken down, as NBC plans to air Dateline excerpts tonight in the United States. Diana not present at gallery event attended by Sue.
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Prince Charles
Milllions
Camilla Parker Bowles
Diana
Nbc-Tv
Dateline
United States
State trooper cleared in evidence scandal fired
David Beers a 16 year veteran of the state police who was cleared of evidence tampering faces dismissal by Superintendent James McMahon after an administrative hearing. The three member board found multiple violations of division rules and Beers vows he was set up. He was acquitted in two criminal trials, one for perjury and tampering and another for possession related to fingerprint tampering.
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David Beers
Beers
James McMahon
James Atkins
Walleideo
Atkins
Tam
Herald
Joan
Woodstock reunion tickets hit 16.2 million dollars
Woodstock promoter John Scher said about 120,000 of 250,000 tickets have been sold for the August 13-14 reunion near Saugerties, with $135 blocks of four car entries. The show will feature 30 acts including Red Hot Chili Peppers, Metallica, Crosby Stills and Nash, and Bob Dylan.
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Saugerties
John Scher
New York City
Scher
Red Hot Chua Peppers
Metallica
Crosby, Stills and Nash
Bob Dylan
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