Cancer patient tours to raise funds with cross country bike trip
Ernie Neupert, 60, a cancer survivor, plans a coast to coast bicycle trek to California to benefit the American Cancer Society. He will depart from The Bikery in Van Buren, cycle at least 50 miles daily and camp on a $10 daily budget, aiming to reach Labor Day weekend at the New York State Fair. Donations can be mailed to Uncle Sonnys Bike-A-Thon care of the American Cancer Society in Liverpool.
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Alougside
Neuport
Manassas
Neupert
Sonny
Ernie Neupert
California
Saif Phovogeapie
Society
van Buren
Dick Crook
Baldwinsville
Napa Valley
San Francisco
Cindy
Crook
Colorectal cancer prominent in U S deaths and awareness
Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States after lung cancer. The American Cancer Society urges screening by age 30 with family history or chronic bowel disease. early detection yields high recovery. Symptoms include bowel changes, rectal bleeding, fatigue, and jaundice. Ostomy support groups meet at Crouse Hospital and Syracuse Ostomy Association. ACS contact listed.
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America
Nadine Baker
American Cancer Society
Crouse Hospital
Physicians Office
Irving Ave
Syracuse Ostomy Association
Creating a Community Portrait at Cayuga Museum Auburn
Stephanie Reeves chronicles a hometown Auburn exhibit built from Chapman Street memories. The Community Portrait show at Cayuga Museum collects personal artifacts from residents like Charles Hardy and Joanne Dusel, inviting visitors to curate and reflect on local history through family photos, uniforms, and keepsakes. The exhibit runs through May 28, with a second part opening June 10, and encourages public feedback via guest comment boards and a four section questionnaire.
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Stephanie
Pennsylvania
Auburn
Cayuga Museum
Genesee St
Joanne Dusel
Joanne
Tom
Curley’s
Curley's
Dick Case
Syracuse
Planning board duties shift as town attorney cuts workload
Camillus town attorney Dirk Oudemool drops planning board from his duties after a decade of shared counsel with the town board. Democrats had opposed the arrangement, favoring independent counsel for both boards.
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Camillus Town Board
Planning Board
Camillus Democrats
Dirk Oudemool
Catholics debate death penalty in church’s Jubilee year
Costello cites Pope John Paul II and bishops urging limits on capital punishment while Catholics in New York weigh church teaching against abortion. The 1995 Gospel of Life document says the state may execute in rare cases, yet John Paul II questions its use. Jubilee themes push social justice.
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John Paul II
Moymaan
Costello
City neighborhoods in focus as league studies moves outflow
The Onondaga Citizens League probes Syracuse neighborhoods to slow outmigration. Leaders study revitalization models from other cities and explore what attracts residents to urban living while addressing vacant and dilapidated properties.
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The
Onondaga Citizens League
Syracuse
League
Dwyer
Syracuse Neighborhood Development Panel Series Planned
The Onondaga Citizens League and Thursday Morning Roundtable host a series of panel discussions at Crumlins Country Club DeWitt starting April with topics on private development public plans and smart living downtown Syracuse experts include Dos Radke Steven Gruechner Bob Tomeny Steven DeRegis George Napolitano Marcia Harrington Paula Kluth Rafael Cestero and Eric Mawer as speakers. The program aims to educate the public on neighborhood issues including education and taxes.
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Onondaga Citizens League
Syracuse
Iam
Stumlins Country Cup
Evict
Dos Radke
Ftd Realty Group
Steven Gruechner
Rriemont Buechner Partnership
Bob Tomeny
Homeoucdes Association of Chi
Drumiins
Steven DeRegis
George Napoliteno
Marcia Harrington
Smart
School of Architecture
Syracuse University
Bob Doucette
Marilyn Higgins
Niagara Mohawk
Linda Clark
Crumlins
Rafael Cestero
The
Enterprise Foundation
Eric Mawer
Eric Mawer and Associates Inc
Crumlins Country Club
Nottingham Road
DeWitt
West Genesee weighs 42.6 million budget plan
West Genesee proposes a 3 percent spending increase yielding a 4.8 percent tax levy rise for the coming year. The $1.26 million increase funds Elementary Literacy Support for K two and a middle school writing program for grades six to eight, adding teachers and aides. The board sets adoption deadlines and meetings through April with voter action on May 16.
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West Genesee
District reviews incident near Pulaski and Giminski streets
Townsend tells of a boy named Christopher who was let off a bus near Davis and Massena on the Near West Side, then walked to relatives’ homes before being picked up by Seymour Principal Rick Bever. Townsend fears for his safety and may avoid bus travel.
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Pulaski Street
Giminski Drive
Oi City
Davis and
Massena
Near West
Christopher
Grace Street
Townsend
Seymour Street
Towinsend
Seymour
Rick Bever
Shernard St
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Chapman Avenue
Charles Hardy
Booker T. Washington Community Center
Neweighborhood Club
Eleanor
Stephanie Reeves
Grant
Hein
Liverpool
Lake Drive
Willow Street
Tully Planning Board
Hayes
Tully Board of Fire Commissioners
Tully
Karen Hayes
Chris Greeley
Greeley
Frank Speziale
Fire Department
Ina
Tooth
Christ
Cindy Falise
Respect Life Office
Church
Michelle Hunter
Onondaga County
Carol Dwyer
Itizens League
OCL
Rudolph Rubeis
David Paczkowski
Cehedne
Rubeis
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