Cicero approves stricter illegal dumping penalties
Cicero Town Board adopted a law setting fines from 250 to 900 dollars and possible jail time for illegal dumping along roadsides while rejecting provisions to penalize owners who refuse to clean up private property. The law targets dumpers on roadsides parks and vacant land. The board also filled leadership roles in the local GOP and endorsed candidates for fall elections amid disputes over a primary bid.
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Cicero
Vere Ue
North Syracuse video protection aids missing child search
Free videotaping for identification available Saturday at Andrews Memorial Church Steckel Hall 106 Church St for North Syracuse area parents. Service sponsored by Onondaga Masonic Lodge Grand Lodge of the Free and Accepted Masons and the church. Appointments via 458-0890. Second item notes 1995 Regional Science Olympiad results with Cicero North Syracuse High and junior high teams winning medals and upcoming state competitions and an employment fair at Cicero North Syracuse High School March 29 from 10 am to 12 30 pm.
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Syracuse
Andrews Memorial Church
Steckel Hall
Church St
Onondaga Masonic Lodge
Grand Lodge of the Free and Accepted Masons
North Syracuse Junior High
West
le Moyne College
Cicero-North Syracuse High School
Jennifer Drumms
Jim Moran
Becky Lowther
Peter Kubera
Jennifer Dromms
Jocelyn Wiese
Heather Mayers
Amy Hellinger
Nicole Ludovici
Patrick Leone
Linda Marshal
Patty Dromms
Bemployers
Cicero- North Syracuse High School
Eli Peavey
Senior volunteer Lee Cook Featured in North Suburban Snapshot
Seu Lee Cook is an 80 year old Syracuse native who volunteers two days weekly at Salina Town Hall serving hot lunches to 40 to 60 seniors and helps at other organizations. She belongs to the Order of Eastern Stars North Syracuse Seniors Plank Road Historical Society and enjoys St. Rose at Lima senior hour with her grandchildren and great grandchildren. She says volunteering keeps her young and she feels lucky when peers cannot do as she can. To suggest someone for a North Suburban Snapshot call 470-2299.
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Lee
Salina Town Hall
Léa
Order of Eastern Stars
North
Budget crunch grips local school districts with tax impacts
Districts face a 3.7 to 3.9 percent budget rise totaling about 77 million in Liverpool and 77.1 million in North Syracuse. Staffing cuts, mainly admin, and BOCES service savings accompany small state aid gains. Tax effects vary by town with Salina lowering and Cicero paying more per thousand. Swings tied to equalization rate changes amid a bonding funded tech and safety upgrade.
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Liverpool
Liverpool Citizens For Quality Education
Fred Elkins
Elkins
North Syracuse
Terry Blanchfield
Blanchfield
State Division of Equalization and Assessment
Cicero
Monday community meetings gather in Liverpool area
Aes Association of Professional Computer Consultants meets 6 15 p m Monday at Le Moyne Manor 629 Old Liverpool Road Liverpool Arlene Sims of Signature Publications and Mary Earle of Voice and Speech Inc will talk Social hour 5 30 p m Call 449 1838 for reservations Engravathe Syracuse Insurance Women's Association meets 6 p m Mon day at the Ramada Inn 1305 Buckley Road Liverpool Cicero Historical Society meets 7 30 p m Monday at Faith Lutheran Church Route 31 Archaeologist Don Thompson slides Champlain Valley Corridor for Conflict The Socialites meet 7 p m Monday at St Margaret's Marian Hall Mattydale B Sweet Adeline International State Fair City Chorus meets 7 p m Monday at Church 7444 Buckley Road North Syracuse Call 652 5237 or 652 6424 Megacolon Support Group meets 7 p m Thursday at Dr Patrick J LaFrate Buckley Road Liverpool Parents of toileting children offered support Call Sue Osborne
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Association of Professional Computer Consultants
le Moyne Manor
Old
Liverpool Road
Liverpool
Arlene Sims
Signature Publications
Mary Earle
Voice and Speech Inc
Engravathe
Cicero Historical Society
Faith Lutheran Church
Route 31
Don Thompson
Champlain Valley
Ipeice of
Meee
Patrick J. LaFrate
Buckley Road
Sue Osborne
Debate over town vehicles home use in Cicero spurs debate
In Cicero the town board backed restricting town owned vehicles to police chiefs off duty use but state law power and employment conditions foiled enforcement. Highway Superintendent Frank Rego resists comply as he runs for supervisor while Code Enforcement Officer Peter Kope objects due to job terms. Board members question policy rationale as staff writer J Trout Lowen notes retirement and differing philosophies affect compliance.
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Highway Department
Frank Rego
Rego
Leonard Brown
Peter Kope
Kope
Richard Linder
Trout Lowen
Onondaga County
Local government meetings scheduled across North Syracuse area
A dense list of meetings includes the Liverpool Housing Authority at 7 p.m. and the North Syracuse Zoning Board of Appeals at 7:30 p.m. in various village and town facilities. Other sessions cover planning boards, fire commissioners, boards of education, and local town boards with times mostly at 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. on different days.
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Liverpool Housing Authority
Hickory St
North Syracuse
Zoning Board of Appeate
South
Bay Road
Liverpool Board of Fire Commissioners
Sycamore
Liverpool
Mattydale
E. Molloy Road
Baldwinsville
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GOP
Richard Lender
Cicero Republican Committee
Lender
Robert George
Town Republican Committee
George
Peter Kip Jr
Mark Marzullo
Patricia Rossi
Joseph Messano
New Cicero
Salina
Richard Ward
State Supreme Court
Robert G. Hurlbutt
Aaron Mark Zimmerman
Andrew Piraina
Anne Wood
Democratic Committee
Barbara Wallace
Ward
Michael Cases
John LaCasse, Jr
En Wren
Seu
Lee Cook
Joann Cofasanti
Veen Patanata Nat
Oneene Ee
Matt Smith
Ray Middle School
Mgreen Zerey
J. Trout Lowen
Citizens For Quality Education
Clay
Syracuse Insurance Women's Association
Ramada Inn
Socialites
St. Margaret's Marian Hall
Roxboro Road
Sweet Adilines International
State Fair City
Call
Liverpool Zoning Board of Appeals
Lysander
Lock St
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