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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1997

Page

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Carousel Center worker injured in hit and run

A 19 year old man from Syracuse was struck by a dark colored van on Hiawatha Boulevard near Carousel Center at about 10 PM. The vehicle fled the scene, carrying him about 35 feet before he fell. He is listed in fair condition at University Hospital. his fiancee, Ming Stinson, was nearby and witnessed the event.

Carousel Center Hiawatha Boulevard Syracuse Ming Stinson Brad Wilson Wilson University Hospital Cyber Station Manchu Wek

Former Clay official repays 37000 for stolen overtime

Former Clay commissioner of planning and development George Keeler, 46, received a three year conditional discharge after pleading guilty to third degree grand larceny for improperly claiming $37000 in overtime in 1993 and 1996. He paid $37000 restitution and was fined $3000 by Judge John Brandt.

Town of Clay George Keeler John Gormley Onondaga County John Brandt Keeler Gormley Keler

Slaying suspect ordered to appear in police lineup

James Stanback must stand in a police lineup over the February fatal home invasion and slaying of Virginia Hackett in Syracuse. Judge John Brunetti allowed one survivor, John Paul Jones, to identify Stanback from four masked intruders, but barred Hackett’s other grandson Eugene Jones from viewing the lineup.

James Stanback Syracuse State Supreme Court John Brunetti District Attorney’s Office Stanback Virginia Hackett John Paul Jones Hackett Brunetti Eugene Jones

Arts school saved from auction block in Syracuse

The Metropolitan School for the Arts at 320 Montgomery St in Syracuse was nearly sold for $42,230 in delinquent water and sewer charges. Mayor Roy Bernardi proposed a tax trust with monthly payments, while the school offered free summer arts camps to offset debts and keep operations. Officials plan to meet next week to finalize terms.

Syracuse Arts School Aucion Metropolitan School For the Arts Montgomery St Roy Bernardi New York Bernardi Dee Britton Britton

Oswego County Fatal Crash Kills One In Amityville Area

An Oneida County man, Richard Janicki, 37, died after his pickup collided head on with a car on Route 69 near Route 183 in Oswego County. Jeffrey L. Abbott, 41, was hospitalized with chest and internal injuries and in stable condition, while passenger Michael W. Caringi, 19, was treated for leg injuries. The wreck, reported at about 7:30 p.m., prompted multiple emergency crews. An investigation continues.

Amboy Oneida County Oswego County Richard Janicki Florence A. B. Lee Jeffrey L. Abbott Mexico St Camden St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center Syracuse Abbot Abbott Janicki

Died: Adams adaline Dayger 95 Cortland native obituary

Adams Adaline Dayger 95 formerly of Cortland region Elizabeth Frewster Home died Thursday at Groton Nursing Home. Native of Lin der, lived in Cortland since 18, worked at J.C. Penney Co as bookkeeper over 30 years. Survived by siblings and four grandchildren. Services private. spring burial in Truxton Cemetery.

Homer — Adaline M. Dayger Elizabeth Frewster Groton Nursing Home Almond Martin Cortland Frances Austin Tucson Ariz Truxton Cemetery Truxton

Galimir Quartet Founding Member Dies After Musical Life

A6 A10 AIT and her husband violinist Lewis Krasner were original members of the Galimir String Quartet. She moved to Syracuse in 1949, served as second violinist with Syracuse Friends of Chamber Music and principal second violinist with the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra, taught three generations of students, won the 1956 Syracuse Post Standard Woman of Achievement in Music, and had deep ties to Boston and Tanglewood. Surviving Elsa Miller and Naomi Krasner, four grandchildren, brother Felix Galimir, and several nieces and nephews. Services were in Massachusetts. arrangements by Stanetsky Memorial, Brookline.

Lewis Krasner Galimir Syracuse Syracuse Friends of Chamber Music Syracuse Symphony Orchestra Boston Syracuse Post- Standard Tanglewood Elsa Miller Brookline Mass Naomi Krasner Newton Felix Galimir Massachusetts Stanétsky Memorial

City residents flood tax reassessment walk in day

Syracuse residents crowded City Hall on Friday for the annual Board of Assessment Review walk in day about 200 property owners lined up by 8 am with appraisals contracts and photos seeking new assessments. Deputy commissioner Mancuso said about 3 900 of 42 000 properties filed complaints.

Arts John Gamage Dana Storinge Syracuse Winthrop Road Storinge Board of Assessment City Hall Pate Anthony Mancuso Steve Suarez James Street Suarez Monahan Hucko & Co

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