Lawyer Ted Limpert Wins Syracuse Mayoral Nomination
Ted Limpert secured the Democratic nomination for Syracuse mayor, with potential primary histrionics from Carmen Harlow looming while a separate suit accuses former Corcoran High School athlete of assault. Lockheed Martin in Salina uses cartoon figures to teach corporate ethics on page C6.
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Ted Limpert
Democratic Party
Syracuse
Carmen Harlow
Lockheed Martin
Salina
Weekend Forecast With Windy and Showery Conditions
The forecast shows tonight with high winds and dampness. Friday brings brisk cool weather with mixed clouds and sun and a low around 40. Saturday expects wind and possible rain with a high near 58 and low around 40. Sunday turns breezy and chilly with a chance of showers and a high about 52. Monday offers some sun and a slight chance of showers with a high near 52.
END OF AN ERA Dieter Steigerwald leaves his life's work behind
Dieter Steigerwald steps away from his decades long career, closing a chapter in his field. He reflects on milestones, mentors, and the enduring impact of his work while looking toward new paths.
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Steigerwald
West Side meat markets close after decades of service
Syracuse article details the closing of Paul’s and Steigerwald’s Meat Market at 419 S Wilbur Ave due to owner injuries and retirement pressures. It notes a second closure, Blue Ribbon Market at 625 Otisco St, after 36 years as founders Walter and Eugenia Dmytryszyn retire and son Julian seeks change.
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Steigerwald
Paul
Otisco St
Near West Side
Walter
Eugenia Dmytryszyn
Julian
Wampum to be Returned to Onondaga Nation
The National Museum of the American Indian plans to repatriate nearly two dozen wampum belts to the Onondaga Indian Nation this weekend. The Onondaga, guardians of Iroquois wampum, will conduct a ceremony marking their return, preserving a sacred native tradition dating to the 19th century.
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Washington
Doug George
New York
United States
National Museum of the American Indian
Bronx
Syracuse
Richard West
SU hosts public viewing of UK election results
SU students and the Syracuse community are invited to a 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. gathering in Eggers Hall Global Col laboratory at Syracuse University to watch UK election coverage on C-SPAN. The event, co-sponsored by the Global Affairs Institute and the Syracuse English-Speaking Union branch, features SU faculty commentary and is free to the public.
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Eggers Hall
Syracuse University
Global Affairs Institute of
Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
Syracuse
C-Span
British voters head to the polls in national election
Police scoured polling centers for hidden bombs as voters faced a security alert before Britains national election. Campaigns for Tony Blair and Labour aimed to end 18 years of Conservative rule amid IRA threats.
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Britain
Tony Blair
Labor Party
Gerry Adams
Irish Republican Army
Sinn Fein
Northern Ireland
Texas police cut power at separatists' headquarters
Police in Texas cut power to a separatists' headquarters after talks between authorities and the group broke down. The standoff followed escalating tensions as negotiations dissolved and security forces moved to disable the building's electrical supply.
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Texas
Associated Press
Texas Highway Patrol
Fort Davis
Bulls sweep Bullets in playoff series
In Wednesday NBA playoff action the Bulls completed a sweep of the Bullets while the Trail Blazers defeated the Lakers in a separate game.
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Bullets
Portland
Lakers
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