Village board opposes Meigs Road apartment plan
Meigs Road area faces opposition as the village board questions the proposed apartment units. Page Ci HiMo proposes seeking state assistance for storm cleanup costs totaling 125 million dollars as ER efforts continue. eee Mere roe
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Weather forecast from late week into next week
Tonight a period of snow begins after midnight. Saturday brings brisk conditions with 4 to 8 inches of accumulation and a low around 24. Sunday remains cold with snow possible and lows near 22. Monday to Tuesday show variable clouds, continued cold, and light snow showers possible with highs in the 30s and lows in the 20s.
Liverpool speed officials cite uncertainty in cops future
Liverpool speed enforcement morale sours as tickets drop from 79 in a year to three in three weeks amid village board talks to merge with Syracuse Police. Officials cite looming changes and morale, while city leaders view the decline as possibly temporary but notable.
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Ticketing trends show slower speeding ticket rate in Liverpool
The Liverpool police issued under one ticket per six days this month after previous averages of over three daily in 1896 and 1997. Keith Thompson reports a plan for village boards to review Syracuse Police Department and Onondaga County Sheriff protection as the current contract nears renewal.
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Blood Alley: California 99 Death Toll Linked to Speed-Up
In Marysville California a two lane stretch nicknamed Blood Alley saw 16 fatalities in the last year, part of a nationwide rise after Congress abolished the federal speed limit unit in 1995. NHTSA reports about 350 extra interstate deaths in 1996 across 32 states with higher limits, while IIHS notes 500 more deaths in the last nine months of 1996 in 12 states. NMAs calls the studies junk science, citing needed adjustments for traffic, miles driven, and weather.
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Rise in Black Teens Self-Inflicted Deaths Alarm Pace
A CDC study shows death by own action among black youths rising sharply in two decades, reaching 81 per 100,000 in 1995 from 36 in 1980 for ages 15 to 24. The gap with whites narrowed, and experts link stress of upward mobility to coping patterns and social isolation.
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Central New York firms add about 3000 jobs in February
About 30 Central New Yorkers met with TRS agents on Thursday to discuss tax disputes. A crane operator warned his bosses that the crane involved in a collapse near a traffic light was unsafe, prompting a state hearing into the incident.
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