Woman given four to twelve years for slaying boyfriend
A Syracuse woman Rosie Huffman, 36, was sentenced to four to 12 years in state prison after pleading guilty to first degree manslaughter in the October stabbing death of her boyfriend Leon Davis, 51, ending a long troubled relationship marked by domestic disputes.
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Syracuse
Rosie Lee Huffman
Mark Ave
Leon Davis
Huffman
Davis
South Side
Robert Wildridge
Wildridge
Hullman
Eliv
Ant
Secrets scramble airport future near NETSC field
Leo discusses the Army installation at Hancock Field and the NETSC complex. The six year plan targets a 1992 runway start but Napolitano calls that a goal after further study. NETSC remains a secure, multiagency message center with civilian staff and high security.
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Leo
NETSC
Ralph Napolitano
Hancock Field
Napolitano
Lee
Federal Aviation Administration
Air Force
SAGE
United States Air Space
Syracuse area police and city discuss public feedback
Pett City police and fire chiefs, Syracuse counterparts, and Common Council members updated the public Tuesday night at the police community center after last year’s forums. They detailed actions on abandoned cars, youth noise, and early park patrols, with upcoming meetings planned for May 12 and 19.
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Leigh Hunt
Police Community Center
S. Salina St
N. Salina St
E. Fayette St
Tate
Hunt
Sam Rotman
First Baptist Church of
Circle of Hope Inc
Sacred Melody Book Store
James St
Cokesbury
Genesee St
Catholic Shop
N. State SL
Liverpool
Hart's Church
Genesee SL
Logos Book Store
Main St
Cortland
Rotman
Harbor Creek
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Heidelberg
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Virginia
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Kentucky
Byrne
Offergood
Uae
Borden's
Bachman Goldenridges
Leia
Key Bank
Carelza
Ion Annuus Fed Alta Ems Mena” Peta Ie Rake Peerage Ae An Kul
Emma Panna
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