Bishop Yeakel named to World Council funding review panel
Bishop Joseph Yeakel of Syracuse is among nine United Methodist bishops chosen to form a committee to review the work of the National and World Councils of Churches. The panel’s creation follows concerns raised after reports alleging ideological funding.
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Store manager accused of false robbery report in Syracuse
Three hours after reporting a gunpoint robbery at INT Market Syracuse, 27 year old Nick Tadrus was charged with second degree perjury and second degree falsely reporting an incident. He was arraigned in City Court. Police say the incident was fabricated.
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Wayne Rosemand
Rosemand
Palmer Avenue
State Supreme Court
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Boonville Holds Community Party After Tornado Recovery
About 500 residents of Oneida County village gathered to take a breather after last week's devastating tornado. Local businessman Robert White organized the event with food, drinks, and three bands helping residents share stories and comfort each other. Red Cross volunteer Dan Taylor praised the community for coming together amid disaster.
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Oneida
Robert White
Adirondacks
Dan Taylor
Red Cross
Syracuse
Naples man killed in Route 21 crash near Naples
Ricky J. DePew, 24, of Route 64 Naples died when the car carrying him veered off Route 21 north of the village of Naples. Driver Charles W. Gladding and a second passenger were injured as the vehicle left the road, struck a drainage pipe, became airborne, hit a utility pole and ditch, rolled over, and rested on its roof with DePew and Donald Blanding pinned inside.
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Ricky J. DePew
Ontario
Ontario County Sheriff's Deputies
Charles W. Gladding
Gladding
DePew
Donald Blanding
Brockport
Sentinel Heights gets Simulsat 7 satellite dish at WTVH
WTVH plans a $130,000 Simulsat 7 downlink dish for sentinel Heights tower to improve picture quality and expand programming. The rectangular, receive-only antenna will scan about 15 satellites simultaneously and becomes the largest of its kind in U.S. commercial broadcasting, with full installation due by mid July.
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WTVH
Sentinel Heights
Ed Merritt
Merritt
Onondaga County prison moves to new facility
The administrative wing of the new $10 million Onondaga County Correctional Facility is full while inmates remain at the old prison. Cellblocks at the 192 bed prison await occupation and the move is expected to finish by June 1. County Commissioner William Ciuros declined to give exact dates for security reasons.
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Builder to offer scaled down plan in Cazenovia
Fayetteville area firm Lewiston Construction Corp plans a revised senior citizen apartment project for eastern Cazenovia village. The amended plan reduces units from 128 to 84 across 14 buildings on 11.8 acres, with 66 single and 18 two bedroom apartments east of a ridge. A 3.98 acre western area will be set aside as a wildlife refuge and drainage concerns remain.
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Planning Board
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Ryan
Lewiston
Nelson
Fenner Streets
Carriage Lane
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Northsouth Ridge
Operation Brightside hires youths for 10 week program
A dozen Syracuse area minority youths will work 10 weeks in a $20 000 project funded by Anheuser Busch Baldwinsville brewery. Three adults will supervise through Urban League of Onondaga County involvement. The program mirrors a St Louis effort and aims to boost youth employment this summer with citywide participation.
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Ohio
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Calif
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Urban League
Freeman Odie Freeman Dinner Honored By NA S W B Weds at Treadway Inn
Dinner to honor Freeman Odie Freeman president of the National Association of Black Social Workers will be held at 7 p m Wednesday at the Treadway Inn. Freeman a Social Worker of the Year is a member of the NAACP Urban League New York and other groups and works at the Veterans Administration Medical Center. Dennis Dowdell will be guest speaker. he hosts Black Perspective and has been active in the Urban League and various community boards.
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New York City
Syracuse
Black Leadership Congress
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S. State St
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Buffalo
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Men’s Fellowship
Bethany Baptist Church
Syracuse Rotary Club
Onondaga Savings Bank
Cultural Resources Council
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Community Foundation
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