DeCrow led national NOW during mid-1970s era
Syracuse lawyer Keren DeCrow recalls progress for gender equality while recounting her trailblazing career. She helped found the National Organization for Women, was the first Syracuse woman to run for mayor, led NOW as president, and remains active in local advocacy and politics.
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DeCrow
National Now
Jamesville
Keren DeCrow
Nationa
Syracuse
Sman Non
New York
Les Alexander
United States
Syracuse University Law School
Central New York Women's Bar Association
XOW
Hillary Rodham Clinton
U.S. Senate
U.S
Tim
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Marian Anderson
Three in hospital after stabbing at Kellogg Street
Three people including a 13 year old boy were hospitalized after a 4 a.m. stabbing at a Kellogg Street residence. The victim and his mother were wounded, the suspect also stabbed but no life threatening injuries reported. Police traced the suspect to Palmer Avenue.
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David Sackett
Kellogg St
Onondaga Lake cleanup plan faces delay and funding hurdles
Army Corps may drop the search for cheaper faster cleanup options unless Albany backs a waiver of the Wicks Law by May. The plan could save millions and yield a swimmable lake within a decade, while a canceled search would forfeit potential improvements and jeopardize court deadlines for sewage treatment upgrades. County Executive Nicholas Pirro underscores the search’s importance as officials seek new cleanup proposals and a possible plan by year end.
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Army Corps of Engineers
Onondaga Lake
Albany
Onondaga
Nicholas Pirro
Pirro
Army Corps
Assembly
Michael J.bragman
Cicero
Buffalo
Mark Felerstein
Matilda Joslyn Gage to be Center of Onondaga County Lectures
Fayetteville remembers suffrage leader Matilda Joslyn Gage with lectures in Fayetteville and Cicero, and a national conference next weekend. The abolitionist and editor will be celebrated with tours, papers, and a gala as scholars and local groups honor her legacy.
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Matilda Joslyn Gage
Onondaga County
Gage
Fayetteville
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony
Cicero
Sally Roesch Wagner
Wagner
Fayetteville Free Library
Wellington House
Genesee St
Wellwood School
Ravenwood
E Genesee St
Gage Parlor
E. Genesee St
Debbie Stack
The
Friends of
Syracuse Police union backs boycott over dress uniform stance
Syracuse Police Benevolent Association President Jeff Piedmonte said the union would skip this year’s St Patrick’s Day march after weeks of mixed signals from Police Chief John Falge. Falge’s memo restricting uniformed participation led to a split decision, with many officers choosing to stay home while some considered marching with the chief amid ongoing department tensions.
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Syracuse
John Falge
St Patrick's
Police Union Board
Police Benevolent Association
Jeff Piedmonte
Falge
Piedmonte
Wegmans plans major DeWitt store expansion with play area
Wegmans Food Markets seeks to expand the DeWitt location by 23 percent adding 11 000 square feet on the east and 18 000 on the west including a drive through pharmacy a W Kids supervised play area for ages 3 to 8 an expanded food court and outdoor patio. Suny plans require DeWitt Planning Board site plan approval and a Zoning Board of Appeals permit to add outdoor signs enlarge the food court and approve expanded facilities. Regular customer Annie Usman notes the potential play area could ease shopping with children in tow while project manager Arthur Pires prepares the initial company presentation.
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Wegmans
Ann Hyatt
DeWitt
DeWitt Plan Ting Board
Zong Board of Appeals
Annie Usman
Syracuse
Shonnan
Usman
Nasheetti
Arthur Pires
Land Leese van
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Withey
Corps of Engineers
Pany
Bragman
Jonathan Wood
Catskills
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