Brew-hahn Superintendent ends in-office coffee era for state building
Syracuse workstations lose privately owned coffee makers after Superintendent Bruce Richards cites safety concerns and an official memo. The Office of General Services notes a 1974 agreement with the Commission on the Visually Handicapped governing pour over units, forcing workers to obtain brews through the cafeteria or ARA services, while some staff brew bootleg coffee as a stand in.
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Syracuse
ARA Services Inc
Bruce Richards
Richards
ARA
Syracuse Fire Department
OGS
the Commission On the Visually Handicapped
Frank Spreter
The
Commission
Spreter
Occupational Safety Health Administration
Gym Bus Brings Adaptive PE To North Syracuse Students
Patricia Rycraft profiles Mark Manipole among 25 physically handicapped students in North Syracuse who receive weekly adaptive physical education aboard a converted 1967 school bus. The mobile gym travels to six district schools with equipment like mats, lacrosse sticks, a rowing machine, a balance beam, peg boards, and a busy box to build motor skills and academics through individualized programs.
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Mark Manipole
Mattydale
Mark
North Syracuse
Lionel Brown
Roxboro Road Middle School
Brown
Barbara Manipole
Jury retrial set in South Side abuse case
Jury selection began this afternoon in the retrial of Wayne Rosemond a 19 year old from Palmer Avenue charged with sexually abusing a 7 year old girl after abducting her from her home on Rich Street last April. A previous jury deadlocked 11 to 1 on multiple felony counts after nearly eight hours of deliberation.
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South Side
Wayne Rosemond
Palmer Avenue
Junior Achievement eyes former naval base sale in Liverpool
County lawmakers weigh selling the 1.8 acre Naval Reserve site to Junior Achievement of Central New York for 85 000 dollars with a three year rent deferral and staged payments totaling 85 000, plus JA plans for an administrative and business training center. a secondary offer of 35 000 dollars from Heid's Restaurant would use three tenths of an acre for parking.
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U.S. Naval Reserve
Liverpoolo
Junior Achievement of
Central New York Inc
Heid’s Restaurant
Griffin Field
Onondaga Lake Parkway
Heid's
James W. Nash, Jr
Nash
Junior Achievement
James C. Tormey
22Nd
Tormey
County
Liverpool
DPW
Parks and Recreation
James R. Johst
Have a Nice Day Greeting Sparks Reader Debate
Readers weigh polite phrases such as Have a nice day and Good day. An Syracuse letter writer argues the greeting should reflect control over the moment, suggesting replacement with Have a Niece Day and other variants. The letter lauds old fashioned phrasing while noting modern overuse.
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Allan
Syracuse
Quiet Musings on Trials and Holidays in a Turbulent Snippet
A collage of quotes and recollections touches on a Dana Kinney manslaughter case, holiday meter enforcement at Syracuse and Liverpool, a humane society controversy over duck research at Wisconsin, a DeWitt burial plot from Tecumseh Road, and a Limestone Serges cemetery right of way issue. The piece threads legal, civic, and local history notes with personal observations.
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Herald-Journal
Humane Society of the
United States
Fred van Dyke
State College of Environmental Science and Forestry
University of Wisconsin
National Humane Group
Margaret Nasemann
Mea
Pam O'Brien
Tecumseh Road
DeWitt
Ryder
Jacob Ryder
Jacob
Onondaga County
Kimbers
Limestone Serges
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Brew-hahn
Kenn Peters
Herald-Journal Metro
Iphoto
Patricia Rycraft
Stan Evans
Jage
Old Naval Base
Dick Case
Dana Kinney
Bertha Keeton
Kathy Brown
Washington
Special Events Dept
Cher School
John Hoyt
Wisconsin
Hoyt
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