Mother Marianne Cope Founded Local Hospital
Mother Marianne Cope transformed Central New York and Hawaii through her work founding St Joseph's Hospital and leading the Sisters of the Third Franciscan Order. She traveled to Hawaii to care for leprosy patients, defying gender limits of her era. A saintly beatification push gathers momentum with Vatican discussions in 1998.
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Theta Koob
America
Marianne Cope
Koob
New York
Hawaii
Cope
Sisters of the
Third Franciscan Order
St. Joseph's Hospital
James Moynihan
Syracuse
John Paul II
Vatican
Dolores Huerta
The
United Farm Workers
Syracuse Man Reports Stolen Tires From Repossessed Car
Leroy Davis, 33, found four tires and rims missing from his 1934 Cadillac Fleetwood after the vehicle was towed to a body shop. The shop owner denying responsibility for items left outside, the loss valued at 2000 dollars.
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Syracuse
Leroy Davis
Pester Hollow
Brighton Ave
Dave Hubbard
Christopher Milizello
Luis Rivera
Davis St
Syracuse Police training uses laser fire scenario exercise
In a simulated garage disturbance drill, officers face shadowy assailants and live like scenarios with a $80,000 laser gun system. The setup, based in the Public Safety Building, lets officers practice split-second decisions, assess mistakes, and learn how fast outcomes can turn deadly. Citizens Academy participants also try the program to grasp patrol pressures.
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Syracuse Police
Tom Rathbun
Rathbun
Citizens Police Academy
Set
David Sackett
Public Safety
Sackett
Ex-hockey coach sentenced for sex abuse crimes
Steven Gilbert, 36, of Brampton Ontario, pleaded guilty to three counts of sex abuse involving teenage boys and was sentenced in Onondaga County to 21 to 7 years in state prison for second degree sodomy, plus 90 days for related misdemeanors. The Canadian mother of a victim delivered a bitter courtroom tirade as Gilbert bowed his head.
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Steven Gilbert
Ken
Steve
Gilbert
Brampton
Tario
Onondaga
Anthony Aloi
Lysander
Aloi
Syracuse
Lysander-Radisson
Baldwinsville
New York
Canada
Rick Trunfic
Myon
May
Vak Bhime
Slan
Onondaga County
William Walsh
DeWitt students suspended after racially charged incident
Seven Jamesville DeWitt High School students faced suspension after a gym class remark, with four African American students charged for assaulting an Arab descent classmate. Two other attackers, aged 15, received second degree assault charges, while two 16 year olds faced third degree assault. A white 17 year old was charged with harassment for threatening the group. Victim treated for head and facial injuries as police maintained school safety.
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Jamesville-DeWitt High School
DeWitt
Robert Brinkerhoff
Brinkerhoff
Night siren wakes city after crash in two streets meet
A street crash leaves glass and debris scattered near a hill junction at dawn. Police tape marks the scene as two cars collided in darkness, killing one and injuring others. The night siren echoes the morning shock, with a lingering sense of fear and loss across the neighborhood.
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Wunay Wean
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