Syracuse man dies from suffocation using plastic bag inhalant
A 29 year old Syracuse man suffocated in his North Side apartment while using a plastic bag to inhale nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas. He was found alone, last seen Friday, with a nitrous oxide canister nearby. Police say no one has been charged.
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Oneida
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Genusis
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Jumbelli
Savidge
Ius Ianniord
Gary Smith
Smith
Wall Street
Jumbellc
New Beginnings aids veterans in recovery and transition
The program in Syracuse helps men learn living skills before independent living. Dailey, a veteran, recounts his journey from bacon meals to future plans at Onondaga College and a potential BASH housing path, highlighting VA funding limits and the value of spiritual growth and structure.
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New Beginnings
Ew Beginnings
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Dailey
VA Medical Center
Onondaga Community College
Ernenwein
Blanchard
Fire causes in Syracuse tragedy leaves family devastated
Fire officials say a lighted cigarette ignited a couch in the first floor living room. Purger and Mary Turbo perished at University Hospital with their brother dying next day. the mother survived. A memorial fund for the Turbo family is established at the Onondaga County Social Services. A funeral reception is moved to North Syracuse Christian Church.
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University Hospital
Evelyn Ryan
Onondaga County
North Syracuse
Albert Schweitzer legacy honored at Syracuse university
More than 500 attended a stage tribute titled Words of Albert Schweitzer and the Music of Bach at SU Crouse School of Music. The event highlighted Schweitzer's life and humanitarian work in Africa, linking his philosophy to present-day care and education.
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Miller
Albert Schweitzer
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Syracuse University
Crouse School of Music
Bach
Mary Beth Hinton
Schweitzer
Africa
Lambarene
Gabon
Helene
Antje Lemke
Bird Library
Settlement reached in fire lawsuit over Fahtimah Manuel care
A Syracuse area settlement will fund lifelong care for Fahtimah Manuel, the 8 year old who survived a fatal Midland Avenue fire in 1993. The deal, approved by state Supreme Court Justice James Tormey, shifts nearly all of the landlord's $1 million insurance to Fahtimah, with at least $1.6 million guaranteed over 30 years and potential total payments exceeding $3.5 million beginning at age 18. The blaze killed Fahtimah’s mother and grandmother, and her brother and cousin, while the building owner’s insurer was named in the suit alleging insufficient safety measures and alarms.
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State Supreme Court
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Onondaga County Clerk’s Office
Nebraski Carter
Midland Ave
Carter
Living Waters Church of God In Christ
Lou
Cinda Manuel
Hattie Lou Manuel
Jarell Manuel
Shakhari Manuel
Ronzl
Manuel Dorsey
Willie Manuel Sr
Fahtumah
University Hospital
Albany
Syracuse
Dispute Over Roth Housing Raises Racial Tensions in Syracuse
Neighbors on Greenwood Place petitioned against landlord Norman Roth citing noise trash and fights at 315 317 Greenwood, prompting city officials and SHA to suspend Roth from Section 8. HUD later ordered reinstatement amid race discrimination accusations and legal wrangling.
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Buffalo
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Housing Authority
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Felder
Norm Horn
Fair Housing
Syracuse
Ken Jackson
Westcott Street
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Section 8
Westcott
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