Baldwinsville brewery workers weigh strike over new Anheuser-Busch contract
About 500 Teamsters Local 1149 members gathered at the Moose Lodge in Baldwinsville to hear Anheuser-Busch's final offer. Workers criticized the deal as likely to increase part-time jobs and reduce full-time positions, while the company touts regular hires first and a five year package including 11.5 percent raises, a $1,000 ratification bonus, and extra if attendance and safety goals are met. Union leaders expect rejection even as management projects a nationwide mail-in vote results in late April potential strike.
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Anheuser-Busch
Teamsters Local 1149
Moose Lodge
Baldwinsville
Billy Reaves
Syracuse
Reaves
Episo Ie
Joe Farrance
Cicero
Lysander
Brian McNelis
McNelis
De Crow paved path for women to run high office in 1960s
Candidate DeCrow faced both praise and hostility when she ran for mayor, becoming a role model for girls and women despite backlash over feminism and attire. She recalls letters and protests, but notes Syracuse helped spark later female candidacies. Now a lawyer specializing in gender and civil liberties, she views barriers as lower but present.
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DeCrew
Syracuse
DeCrow
Mel Brooks
Private club denies Congel son membership bid
The Onondaga Gif and Country Club reportedly rejected developer Scott Congel’s membership application. Sources cite hostility over his White Lake land purchase and fencing plans. Congel, his wife, and three children express disappointment while club officials decline to discuss membership.
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Onondaga Gif and Country Club
Scott Congel
Fayetteville Social Organization
Gel
White Lake
Onondaga Club
William Porter
Genesee St
Congel
Fayetteville
Lie Domain
State Supreme Court
Nuclear Transport Plan Sparks Debate Across New York
The Nuclear Waste Policy Act of 1997 would trigger over 100,000 shipments of high level waste in 30 years across the Northeast, including Onondaga and Madison counties. Green Party leaders warn of an Interstate 90 and 81 route network, urging on site storage until a federal plan is solved, while supporters cite safety records and Nevada storage as preferable.
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Syracuse Green Party
Ukraine
Howie Hawkins
Syracuse Greenarty
Pamliro
Laaat Eneine
FitzPatrick
Millstone
Connecticut
Conrail
Syracuse
New Regional Transportation Center
Carousel Center
Solvay
Nine Mile Point
Onondaga Lake
Liverpool
Hawking
Nevada
U.S
James Walsh
R-Onondaga
James O'Connor
Walsh
O'Connor
O’connor
Hawkins
Wole
Suowo Lake
Onondaga County
U.S. Department of Ener
Green Party
Sal Wwidgara Munawk
Alberto Bianchetti
Niagara Mohawk
Bianchetti
Park Street
Nuclear Power
Steve Anglesbee
Nuclear Energy Institute
Washington, D.C
Anglesbee
Congress
Washington
Texas
Louisiana
Yucca Mountain
Senate
House
House- Senate
Clinton
Obituary notices from multiple Syracuse area deaths
Tess Debra Crossett Donahue 46 of DeBary Florida died Thursday. Survivors include husband Douglas, daughter Tricia Longo, son Thomas Longo, stepdaughter Heather Whiting, mother Marion Crossett, brother Donald Crossett and two grandchildren. Services at St Joseph the Worker Church. Burial Riverview Cemetery Baldwinsville. Calling hours today at Maurer Funeral Home. Contributions to American Cancer Society. James D. Tanner 81 of Cortland died Saturday. Survivors include four daughters and two sons. Services at Wright Beard Funeral Home. Burial Willow Glen Cemetery. Everett E. Gustafson 74 of Ithaca died Friday. Survived by wife Joyce, two daughters, three sons, two sisters, three brothers, nine grandchildren, four great-grandchildren. Private services. Spring burial Pleasant Grove Cemetery. Marie A. Graber 80 formerly Clockville died Sunday at Morrisville center. Survivors include three daughters, two sons, five sisters, two brothers, three grandchildren. Services at Ayer Funeral Homes. Wendell L. Scriber 86 of Parish died Sunday at home. Survived by two sons and three grandchildren. Private services. Burial West Amboy Cemetery. Marjorie L. MacDonald 91 Oswego died Saturday at Oswego Hospital. Survived by daughter Joan Poor, son John A. MacDonald, six grandchildren, seven great grandchildren. Services Trinity United Methodist Church Oswego. Burial New Haven Cemetery. Nelson Funeral Home Oswego overseeing arrangements. Sarah L. LaBar of Massena died Friday at Alice Hyde Hospital.
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DeBary
Fla
Shia Medical Center
Sanforda
Syracuse
Liverpool
Florida
Orange City
St. Anne’s Church
de Bary
St. Joseph the Worker Church
Liv 1
Douglas L
Tricia Longo
West Palm Beach
Thomas Longo
Heather Whiting
Suranace
Anteacon Richard
Baldwinsville
Marion L Crossett
North Syracuse
Donald Crossett
Minoa
Riverview
Maurer Funeral Home
American Cancer Society
Joanne Harrington
Homer
Carol Carr Dawson
Charlotte
N.C
Janice Bachand
Menands
Susan Carr Eisenberg
Rochester
James EB
Cortland
David A. Carr
Groton
Lester
Wright-Beard Funeral Home
Willow Glen Cemetery
Dryden
Lincoln Ave
Everett E. Gustafson
Everett E
Gus” Gustafson
Ithaca
Ason
Allen
Joyce
Diane Anderson
Janice Bell
Karl
Ronald
Norman
Dorothy
Sylvia
Alan
Leonard
Roland
Wendell L. Scriber
Parish
William of
Thomas
Williamstown
West Amboy
Watson Funeral Home
Marjorie L. MacDonald
Sixth St
Oswego
Oswego Hospital
Joan Poor
John A. MacDonald
Pulaski
Trinity United Methodist Church
East Fourth
Utica
New Haven
Nelson Funeral Home
Massena woman obituary lists family and services
A Life resident of Massena long employed as a Massena High School cook and member of Investment Club 200 and Knights of Columbus Auxiliary, she is survived by her husband Dale, four daughters, a son, six sisters and three brothers. Services set for 10 a.m. at St. Mary’s Church Massena with burial at Calvary Cemetery. Call hours today at Phillips Memorial Home. Memorials to St. Mary’s Memorial Sanctuary Fund and American Diabetes Association.
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Massena
Massena High School
Investment Club 200
Knights of Columbus
Dale
Annette
Amy
Syracuse
Christine
Keene
N.H
Michelle
Stephen
Theresa Perkins
Coltot
Helen Mahoney
Malone
Barbara Robbins
Watertown
Joan Warren
Lackawanna
Trish Postocar
Phyllis Hipp
Norwood
Richart
Robert
Lawrence
Norfolk
Files
Marcella Gonnelly
St. Mary’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Phillips Memorial
Andrews St
St. Mary’s Memorial
Bais Main St
Obituary: Louis Daino of Ithaca Dies at 98
Louis Daino of Ithaca, aged 98, died Friday at Lakeside Nursing Home. Born in Syracuse, he lived in Ithaca 60 years and worked 20 years as a barber at Lou's Barber Shop on Burnet Avenue, Syracuse. Survived by a brother Anthony and a nephew David, both of Syracuse. Private services and burial at St. Agnes Cemetery. Ferene & Son Funeral Home arranged arrangements. Emily Elizabeth Clarke, two days old, died Friday at Crouse Hospital in Syracuse. Survivors include parents and grandparents from Camillus and South Whitn. Services and burial private at Crouse Hospital.
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Louis Daine
Ithaca
Lakeside Nursing Home
Syracuse
Lou
Burnet Avenue
Anthony
David
St. Agnes
Ferene & Son Funeral Home
Park St
Emily E. Clarke
Emily Elizabeth Clarke
Cemehe
Endkathy Plyler
Kécher Road
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