Community activist Mary Bonner to be honored with Liberty Bell Award
Mary Bonner, longtime Syracuse advocate for the poor and disadvantaged, retires from PEACE Inc. after decades of organizing safe neighborhoods, voter registration, and community health work. The Onondaga County Bar Association will recognize her at Law Day for her non lawyer service advancing freedom and liberty.
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Syracuse
Astronaut urges math and science at Syracuse science fair
Former NASA astronaut Michael Coats spoke to 450 middle schoolers at the MOST Greater Syracuse Scholastic Science Fair at Onondaga Community College. He warned that neglecting Earth’s care risks a dead end, urged stronger U S education in math and science, and noted Lockheed Martin’s sponsorship and Space Station safety plans.
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Cristina Marchaili
Syracuse University
Sacred Heart School
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Michael L. Coats
Onondaga Communit College
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James Walsh
Sage Hill Country owner fights zoning and rent dispute
Karen Schadel owner of Sage Hill Country battles Marcellus officials over a variance for an agricultural zone and the cost of code updates. Landlord George Christou counters rent terms and property use while Schadel contends the renovations threaten the building’s historic character and her business.
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Third suspect's aunt blasts charges as garbage in Syracuse case
In Onondaga County, Hunter 21 and Daryus Fort 26 along with co defendants Shondell and Tayizan Paul face murder charges in a Greenville gambling house holdup that wounded Robert Anderson. Police say the group robbed the Burt Street venue of 1400 and planned ten thousand each. Evidence includes Glock and Mac10 firearms, a snub-nosed 28 gauge, and $450 per man. Two other suspects remain uncharged with murder as prosecutors prepare a murder case against all five.
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Tajuan Paul
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Onondaga County
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Anthony Walker
Polk St
Albert Freeman
Club Mirage
Mantius Center Road
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