Oswego Harbor Lights Visit With Barrister Bill
Oswego scenes unfold as Barrister Bill tours the city with a group including Jake and Colleen Charleed, Randy and Lorella Arc, and many locals. The visit highlights Fort Ontario, the Oswego River, the harbor, and the Pontiacs Hotel while touring Oswego assets and planning a summer land trip.
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Sherscod
Central
Square
Barrister Bil Hall
Port Authority
Mapleview
Oswego
Jake
Charles
Lake Ontario
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Pontiac
Bil
Ireland
Great Lakes
Eben Poland
Panilac
Arist George Gray
Rogers
Fort Ontario
Oswego Steam Star
State “College of
Oswego River
NOTHS
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Kathnile
Rocky
Vivenzio
Ann
Rose Ann
Teachies
Liverpool
Lenchmark
Comipass
State University Education Department
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Bill
William Allen
Orl
Don 'Olow
Mike Abulenia
N. S
Bil Allen
Cusé
Tom
Lorella Arc
Denver
Colv
Ani
Meanany
Syracuse
J. Stucel
Amboy
Ties
Colleen Charleed
Orion 'Ollow
Gwen Fairbrother
Penn Yan
Joe
Kathy Heory
Nonis Salazar
Tiebert
Rob) Turner
Super
SQ Will
Thority
Eric
Barbara
Onondaga Chief Thomas Faces White Man Tax Fight
Onondaga chief Thomas speaks against the sales tax and income tax imposed by the state. He warns of united action by the six nations and denounces white interference in Onondaga lands. Officials discuss treaty rights and the state attorney general’s interpretations with future actions to be decided in a Longhouse meeting.
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George A. Letdal
Chick George Thomas
Ue Onondagas
Tuscarora
Onondara
Hille
Thomas
New York
Sackman
Onondagas
Albany
Building permits show two $110000 apartments at Elm Street site
Anthony P Manginelli of 2820 James St. plans to construct two 40 unit frame apartments at 15,827 Elm St per a building department permit. The taunt buildings will be 124 feet wide, 18 net in Jenalh and 27 feet high with street parking. Epalo Construction Co will be the builder.
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Anthony P. Manginelli
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Elm St
Jenalh
Epalito Constriction Co
Ibuilder
Partygoers flee as door and bed vanish in Syracuse
A Syracuse University student host on East Adams Street reported about 2 am that roughly 130 partygoers dispersed before police. The host, Kirk Livy of Adams, said about 500 revelers left after a doorway and bed were stolen, with one witness calling it a “great party.”
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Kirk Livy
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Adams
Syracuse University
Tad
Hill
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