Syracuse raid nets crack cocaine and arrests on Croly Street
Police seized about 2.14 ounces of crack cocaine, $500 cash, an electronic scale, packaging materials, a cellular phone and a pager after raiding 218 Croly Street Tuesday night. Jimmie Glen, 43, was charged with four counts of felony drug possession and three counts of misdemeanor drug possession and held at the Public Safety Building jail. The raid followed neighbors’ complaints and an ongoing investigation.
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Syracuse
Croly Street
Jimmie Glen
Croly St
Public Safety Building
Baal
John Corbett
Corbett
Ex-Husband Arrested in Syracuse Bus Stop Stabbing
Syracuse police say 28 year old Jackie Flowers was stabbed repeatedly by her estranged husband Cornell Flowers, a Centro bus driver, as she walked to work near South Salina Street. Flowers, 28, is jailed without bail on felony assault charges.
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Syracuse
University Hospital
Jackie Flasers
LaFayette St
Pole
Cornell Flowers
James Street
City Court
Tallman Street
Cortland Avenue
Jackie Flowers
Kall
Pipe bomber sentenced to five years probation
Salina teenager Victor Candela 18 of 4948 Tavet Drive received five years probation after pleading guilty to a felony arson charge for a homemade pipe bomb explosion outside Donlin Drive Elementary School on October 21. Judge William J Burke granted youthful offender status, ordered 200 hours of community service and restitution of about $700.
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Salina
Victor Candela
Tavet Drive
Hns
Candela
Donlin Drive
William J Burke
Orbiter Becomes First Car To Pass Panama Canal
The Dobbertins of Cazenovia built the amphibious Orbiter in their garage and, after a Dec 19 1993 departure from Syracuse, became the first car to travel through the canal under its own power. They plan to continue north on the Pan American Highway, noting daylight driving aids safety and theft concerns.
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Dobbertin
NewsLine update for Harth'Trek category in Syracuse
Karen Dobbertin updates the Harth'Trek category on NewsLine a free service for Syracuse Newspapers listeners hear the new message by calling 472 2111 and enter 8747 FRIP additional numbers for Oswego 592 0657 Auburn and Weedsport 626 2100
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Karen Dobbertin
NewsLine
Syracuse
Oswego
Auburn
Weedsport
Japanese Pupils Amaze, Limited Access to Computers
Twelve Japanese high schoolers visiting Baker High School in Baldwinsville learn about computer graphics as four participate in Richard Bush's class. Student Collin Ditch, surprised that Kana Tamya has never used a computer, notes Japanese students rarely use tech beyond faculty. In Japan, Kasarazu High School has 46 computers for faculty use only.
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Baker High School
Baldwinsville
Collin Ditch
Richard Bush
Bush
Ditch
Kana Tamya
Tve
Kasarazu High School
Japan
Wakanabe
AL Campanie
Jason Nosewicz
Takanori Suzuki
Purim Celebrations Emphasize Freedom and Fun Across Congregations
Purim marks a holiday of revelry and courage as Jewish communities celebrate Queen Esther's rescue of the Jews. Rabbis and families attend carnivals, spiels, and treats while reflecting on standing up for oneself and religious freedom.
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Mordecai
Haman
Lorraine Sher
Temple Society of Concord
Esther
Purim
Sher
Webster's
Albany budget posturing heats up amid college aid dispute
Derr argues cuts are unfair as students unable to attend college face reduced funding. Nottingham Principal Granger Ward says students who left school will be disciplined. Albany budget posturing continues with ongoing debate over state funding.
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Derr
Nottingham
Granger Ward
Albany
Laura Derr
Nottingham High School
George Pataki
State University of New York
Parents Seek to Keep Our Lady of Solace School Open
Angered parents urge neighborhood support to persuade parish and the Diocese of Syracuse to keep the East Avenue school open in June. School officials say the decision is final as a meeting at 7 pm at the school discusses options for 140 students.
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Our Lady of Solace
Syracuse
East Avenue
Salt Springs Road
Pinrecan Central
Mary Ellen Shirtz
Stanley Dean
Shirtz
William Jones
SU and OCPL weigh keeping rare books in Syracuse
Syracuse University and the Onondaga County Public Library debate selling the J William Smith and Mary Elizabeth Hawley collections valued at 185000 to 250000. SU librarian David Stam proposes keeping the items in Syracuse through a sale and trade or endowment solution while exploring other funding options.
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Onondaga County
Syracuse University
Smith and Hawley
Public Library System
Ron Graeff
Ocpl Board
California
David Stam
J. William Smith
Solvay Process Company
Mary Elizabeth Hawley
Walt Whitman
Smith
University Library
Central Library
Mike
Rochester
Buffalo
Bruce Daniels
Syracuse
Aving
OCPL
David
Public Diary
New York
County Landerment
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Bert Gaviry
Robert Gain
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Leyte
Daniel Gonzalez
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Tokyo
Prince
Hii
Ron
Michael Hanuszczak
Seiverary
Trach
Su’s Bird Library
Legislature
Eileen Kelliher
McK
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