Pete Montague Turns 90 Amid Health Update in Marcellus
Retired ironworker Pierre Pete Montague of Marcellus celebrates turning 90 while recovering from pneumonia. Born in Baldwinsville, he spent 65 years in Marcellus, worked 14 years as a dredge operator for the New York State Barge Canal, then 25 years with Syracuse Rigging Co. A longtime Local 60 Ironworkers member, he and wife Mary have two daughters and sons in law, three grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. The piece also notes community notices and local event listings, including a Village Singers recruitment and multiple fundraisers and gatherings in the area.
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