Ruth Peale Returns to Syracuse for 22nd Prayer Breakfast
Ruth Stafford Peale, 88, once helped build the Peale Center and edit Norman Peale’s works. She will speak at the 22nd annual Community Prayer Breakfast in Syracuse, titled God Has a Plan for Your Life, with proceeds supporting scholarships and the Center for Christian Living.
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Ruth Stafford Peale
Norman Vincent Peale
Syracuse
Ruth Peale
Norman Peale
Ruth Stafford
Syracuse University
University Church
Ruth
Central High
Norman
New York
Marble Collegiate Church
Peale
Peale Center For Christian Living
Metropolitan Business and Professional Women's Club of
Center For Chrstian Living
God
Peales
Harold Garman
Guilty plea in fatal Woll Street arson case
Michael Pierce pleaded guilty to two counts of second degree murder and one count of felony arson for the Woll Street apartment fire that killed John and Kathleen Point. Judge Patrick J. Cunningham sentenced him to 20 years to life with sentencing set for May 18.
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Michael Perce
Woll Street
Pierce
East
Syracuse
John
Kathleen Point
Patrick J. Cunningham
Trudy Yemma
Point
Paul Carey
Syracuse Fire Department
Brian Flynn
Flynn
Carey
Suddaby
Yemma
Jail kitchen violations prompt health review at Onondaga Center
Onondaga County Health Department found at least a dozen sanitary code violations in the jail kitchen operated by United Food Service Management Inc at the Justice Center. Sheriff Kevin Walsh warned he would fire the company if hygiene and food quality do not improve immediately.
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Onondaga
Walsh
United Food
Service America Corp
Public Safety Building
Justice Center
Health Department
Food Service
Man found guilty in Cazenovia murder case
Victor DeSordi Jr. 20 of Earlville was found guilty by a Madison Court jury of second degree murder in the October alley death of David Eberst, and of felony assault for stabbing Peter Eberst. The verdict, delivered after about five hours of deliberation, ended a five day trial rooted in conflicting testimony over a 3 a.m. confrontation near Albany Street.
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Madison Court
Cazenovia
Victor DeSordi Jr
Earlville
David Eberst
Eberst
Peter
Peter Eberst
Albany Street
DeSordi
Richard Havranek
Lily Gidadaway
Miles
Ved
Crossing guards resist city plan to cut insurance benefit
Crossing guards object to a proposed budget change that would reduce their insurance for themselves and families. They argue they are part time workers yet receive full benefits, with several guards saying they only learned of the plan weeks later.
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Ken Mokraycki
Mokrzycki
Bernardi
Denese
Cne
Condos
Pyne
Debra Boyd
Danforth School
Brighton Ave
Boyd
Aredebra Boyd
Syracuse
le Moyne
Insanity plea spares man from prison in cocaine case
Arjan Limka, an 88 year old Albanian living in Connecticut, pleaded insanity under state law after police found a kilo of cocaine in his car during a 1988 Thruway stop. Judge Cunningham ordered placement in a state mental health facility to assess danger and illness. In a separate case, Roy D Norton, 57, of Oswego Road, was ordered to pay 10000 restitution for overcharging an elderly homeowner on a roof job. Norton faced up to seven years but received a three year conditional discharge and staged repayment. Roosevelt T. Roberts, 33, of Fitch Street, was sentenced to 372 to seven years for abducting and molesting a girl after a jury convicted him of multiple counts.
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Arjan Limka
Connecticut
Geddes
Liverpool
Roy D. Norton
Oswe 80 Road
Elsie VanKoughnet
Paul Berry
VanKoughnet
Norton
Butternut Street
Syracuse
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University United Methodist Church
University
Renee Church
The
Center
Janet Reilly
Jane Klausman
Sunda
Garman
Glenn Suddaby
Sinmates
Mary Margaret Earl
Victor DeSordi
Gidada
Victors Place
Donald F. Cerio Jr
Cerio
David
Jackie Kehn
Kenn
Kehn
Michael Santos Sr
Lemoyne Elementary
Lemoyne Ave
Judy Masello
Onondaga County
Limka
State Department of Mental Health
James Hopkins
Albania
Berry
New Orleans
Simka
Roofer
Roosevelt T. Roberts
Fitch Sr
Roberts
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