Robber admits KeyBank heist and other crimes
Lambert, a Syracuse man, admitted to a KeyBank robbery and 12 others across Onondaga and neighboring counties, saying drugs and gambling funded the crimes. A companion paid $1,700 restitution. he faces a long prison term.
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Pert
Anthoprison
Maron
Ra Bark
Nicholas de
DeMartina
Lambert
Onondaga
Monroe
Genesee
Steuben
Schuyler
DeMarimno
Births recorded by Onondaga County Bureau of Vital Slaves
Onondaga County vital records list births with mothers by maiden names. Entries include dates from June to December and multiple families such as Robers Swick Vetonick Reame Sheard Fregin Trice Tupper Marshall Fuss Grannger Cantrel Cantrel Beater Pudney Felis Jones Williams Wheeler Gould Osaki Drarschak Weaver Skelton Williams Berrelle and others. The notice preserves full names and birth dates as recorded.
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Onondaga County Bureau of Vital Slaves
Bureau
Adauanter
Louisa Marie Robers
Charles Swick
Adauahter
Clare W. Vetonick
Gerald L Reame
Tewa M Sheard
Joann Fregin
Shannon E Trice
Theresa Mi Tupper
Genrae E. Thoryk Ir
Bonne L Waite
Kristy X Marshall
Grover D Fuss
Xathizen M. Grannger
Alschaal Z. Cantrel
Tammy Mf Westman
Scom J Beater
Nicole M Pudney
Nedra MI Wedera
Mary J Felis
Sex abuser Jandrew faces 1 year term for failed registration
In Syracuse County Court East Syracuse, Terry Jandrew, age 43, was accused of failing to register as a sex offender after a 2025 conviction. He was granted a $1,000 bond and adjourned for further proceedings. The case details include alleged contact with a minor at Carousel Center and prior incarceration at Ebra Correctional Facility.
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Syracuse
Clare Wilson
Guy
State Supreme Court
John Brunetti
Peter's Groceries
Salma
Wilson
Joseph Napoli
Brewerton
Napoli
Peter
P&c Foods
Jancrew
Jandrew
Manlius
Mary Jan Jandrew
Tequines
Rothe Ley
Oma
Mary Ta van Patten
Orson
Ing
van Pawen
Mary Jandrew
Terry Jandrew
Ted Stennf
Hairstylists aid Health Start push in Syracuse area
Onondaga County Health launches Syracuse Healthy Start using local stylists like Merelee Libertone to reach new and expectant mothers. About 15 stylists meet monthly to share health information and hand out resources, aiming to reduce infant mortality and boost women's health across communities.
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Erelee Libertone
Merelee
Salina Street
Syracuse
Onondaga County Health Initiative
County Department of Health
Healthy Start
Health Department
Syracuse-area
Maizie Shaw
Fed
Libertone
Vera House
Shaw
Diana Horst
J.C. Penney
Shopping Town Mall
Horst
Massachusetts
Oregon
Indiana
Maryland
Onondaga County
Joan Berrys
Aan Grotegs
Merelee Libertone
Mary A. Williams
Shortages Seen as Retired Teachers Move Districts
Retired math and science teachers are expected to work in other districts while still receiving pensions. The plan includes mentoring, a public service campaign, and one-year training grants to attract professionals from fields like law, medicine, journalism and engineering into teaching after retirement. Schumer says education is the key issue and the approach is funded by federal money without raising local taxes. He notes Central New York hardships but pledges to enhance education and turn things around.
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New York
Schumer Plan Promotes Grants Scholarships for Teachers
Sen Charles Schumer unveils a Marshall Plan for Teachers focusing on math and science. Proposes $5,000 annual grants for teachers passing an advanced competency test and 75 percent coverage for national certification costs. Includes scholarships up to 320,000 per person with teaching requirement and loan forgiveness for service in public schools. Mentoring and training grants earmarked to recruit and retain teachers, with multi‑billion five year costs and incentives to lure retired professionals into teaching.
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Schumer
Board opens two seats amid transit board tensions
The board has two openings while former member Cook is unavailable. Bregman criticizes the board for failing to fill vacancies and letting term limits lapse. Oswego Cayuga counties and the common council and county legislature each nominate replacements to Pataki. Centro serves 36,500 daily in three counties and gets about 12.5 million in state subsidies. Public transit advocates urge riders needing access to new jobs to be considered in replacements.
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Common Council
Pataki
Oswego
Cayuga
Centro
Onondaga
Robinson
Bersani to retire from bench after 20 years on Family Court
Onondaga County Family Court Judge Leonardo Bersani, a Republican, announced he will not seek a third term, citing age and a wish for new blood. He recalls a two-decade career in family law, notes progress in terminating parental rights and speeding adoptions, and cites rising juvenile crime as a concern.
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Onondaga County Family Court
Leonardo Bersani
Bersant
Bersani
GOP
Assembly
James Barry
North Syracuse
Michael Bragman
Joseph Nicoletti
Ronald Stott
Stott
Carl Putter
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Ontario
Salina
Snaran A Jones
Soni
Amandal Wright
John L. Wiliams
Aon
Corine A
Wheeler
Soseph — Robers
Ason
Lona Osaki
Andrey D Gould
Aso
Rochelle & Drarschak
James
Rel Ason
Sara Weaver
Jeffrey B Skelton
Drenpy & Vailwams
Jetfrey
Thomas
Cathryn
Matina
Patan
Paul J Berrelle
Jim McKeever
Ferey
East Syracuse
Juspoy Jr
Jendrew
Onondaga Ustice
Justce
Cour Pas
Sh Department
Peter van Patten
Coorster
Neering
Sen
Charles Schumer
Bregman
Cook
Authority
Jim O'Hara
Stadt
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