Marcellus Teen in Serious Condition After Route 174 Crash
A Spafford teenager remained in serious condition at University Hospital after an early Saturday accident on Route 174 in Marcellus. Andrew Saunders, 19, of Becker Road, suffered head injuries and was unconscious after the 1:30 a.m. crash. Deputies charged Saunders' driver Matthew Woods, 20, of Kenyon Road, Marietta, with driving while intoxicated and not wearing a seat belt. In education news, State Education Commissioner Richard Mills will answer questions on live prime-time TV about changes to high school graduation requirements, airing 8 to 9 p.m. on public stations including WCNY.
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Bernardi to address Northeast community group meeting
Mayor Roy Bernardi will speak at Cr eeks Elementary School cafeteria 710 Hawley Ave about his Tomorrow s Neighborhoods Today program. The Northeast Community Center annual board meeting begins 6 30 pm Tuesday with the mayor speaking around 7 pm.
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Hawley Ave
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SUNY union to discuss contracting out jobs forum
United University Professions will host a 4 pm forum in Weisbotten Hall Room 2233 to examine how outside contracting could affect SUNY's tenure system. The event, part of 24 campus forums this spring, is open to the public. call 464 7252 for details.
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United University Professions
Weisbotten Hall
Irving Ave
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Child Care Council to Honor Members at Landmark Theatre
The Child Care Council of Central New York will honor members Friday at the Landmark Theatre. Awards cover 10 years in the field, accreditation of programs this year, and degrees in early childhood education. Suzanne Sennett will keynote. Doors open at 6 30 pm with food served from 7 pm. Tickets are 12 for teachers and providers and 10 for community guests. Contact Paul Liuzzi or Ivy Robinson at 446-1220 for details.
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Home Health Nursing Class Registration Deadline Near
Registration is due Wednesday for a two week introductory course for registered nurses on home health nursing. Presented by St Josephs Hospital Health Centers School of Nursing, classes run 430 to 830 pm on April 9 10 14 16 and 17 with a $150 charge. For more information call 448-5040.
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Budget grid delays force school districts into borrowing
State budget delays strain school finance as districts borrow to cover bills while awaiting state aid. Governor Pataki and Assembly Democrats clash over spending, with relief for taxpayers uncertain and deadlines tightening. Bridge budgets shift schedules but do not solve ongoing credit and delay costs.
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New York
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Pataki
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Thousands of dogs parade before judges at Onondaga Kennel show
The Onondaga Kennel Association hosted a four day Salt City Cluster at the State Fairgrounds drawing 3 500 attendees and more than 2 000 entries across 127 breeds from North America. Rhoda Lerman celebrated as her dog Katie placed second in the working dog group while Tyler the malamute claimed best in show. Local handlers, breeders, and owners spoke of the sport as a full time life and a means to elevate breed quality while dogs are prepared for agility trials work and rescues.
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Lancaster
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Kaw
Small bookstore endures in Syracuse under feminist owner
In 1994 My Sisters' Words a feminist bookstore in Syracuse faced chains. Owner Mary Ellen Kavanaugh organized a support group that recruited volunteers donated space and money and brought a computer. By a year sales rose and the store expanded including cyberspace LGBT youth race AIDS memoirs while facing ongoing pressure from chains. The ten year anniversary in October marks resilience alongside survival of other feminist bookstores in New York state. The shop serves as a community resource for women feminists lesbians business owners mothers daughters wives and divorcees.
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Words
McBride Street
New York City
Ithaca
New York State
Sukwood
Rochester
Clerical error blamed for IRS raid on bank account
Skaneateles mother Sophia Zerbinos fought a 12 year battle over unpaid child support. Key Bank restored $44 847 taken from a daughter's account tied to a court order, after IRS misapplied a tax lien to Tucker. Lawyer Edward Lavery called it a clerical error and Key Bank pledged resolution.
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Auburn
William A Tucker
North Carolina
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Tucker
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Skamateles
Onondaga County Famly Court
Anthony
Paris
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State Attorney General
US Department of Thrift
James Walsh
Onondaga
Lavery
Albany
Pang
Shelly van Dusen
Atl
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