Police rescue three puppies left without care in Syracuse apartment
Syracuse city police pulled three starving puppies from 213 Graves St after five days without food or water. Neighbors said tenant Larry Hocks left Wednesday, with police entering Sunday through an open bathroom window. Officers evacuated the dogs to the 911 Center and SPCA was alerted for care and investigation.
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Syracuse
Larry Hocks
Graves St
Hocks
Elmcrest counselor cited for unsafe driving at high speed
A 28 year old Elmcrest Center counselor, Thomas D. Longo, was stopped after officers observed him squeal tires and accelerate to over 75 mph with three teen residents in the car. He was charged with speeding, a seatbelt violation, and unsafe start. Police notified Elmcrest supervisors.
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Children’s Center
Elmcrest Childrens Center
Thomas D. Longo
W. Genesee St
Elmcrest
Masked attacker beats Syracuse man with bat
Michael Booker, 33, of 349 Beech Street, was attacked late Sunday by a masked man wielding a baseball bat at his door. Booker suffered forehead and leg injuries, was treated at St. Joseph's Hospital, and police continue investigations.
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Syracuse
Michael Booker
Beech St
Booker
St. Joseph's Hospital
Fire department marks 70th anniversary in Fabius
The Fabius Volunteer Fire Department celebrates 70 years of service with a 6 p.m. Saturday ceremony at the former Agway Research Center on Route 80. Officers for 1999 will be installed and a tree dedicated to assistant chief Paul Caywood who died in 1990 while aiding on a vehicle crash call.
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Paul Caywood
Town taps engineer firm as consultant on projects
LaFayette hires Dunn and Sgromo Engineers of Mantius as an on call town consultant. Planning board lawyer John Langey says town needs engineer representation for major project discussions. Board approved the measure last month.
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Town
LaFayette
Dunn & Sgromo Engineers of
Mantius
John Langey
State sees limited traffic impact from Suburban Park plan
The DOT says the 128 apartment Suburban Park project east of Manlius will add 66 morning and 81 evening Route 92 trips. Developer Dave Muraco's site on the former amusement park could affect traffic, but officials expect only a small net impact.
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State
State Department of Transportation
Dave Muraco
Manlius
DOT
Barry Stevens
Coke deal gives ES-M students access to Coca-Cola beverages
East Syracuse Minoa administrators finalized a 10 year beverage contract with Coca Cola for about 2.3 million bottles of Sprite Surge Berry Lemonade Fruitepia and more. The deal provides a 351000 upfront commission and up to 350000 more, while boosting ES M technology programs by 701000 and expanding vending machines serving only Genta brand drinks at school functions. Residents call the process secret and question the district practice amid a voters coalition’s protests.
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Coca-Cola Co
Es-M
Req
William Brazil
SUNY Health Science Center honors 148 new physicians and 314 graduates
At the Crouse-Hinds Theater 148 new physicians took the Hippocratic oath alongside 314 graduates from SUNY Health Science Center colleges of health professions graduate studies medicine and nursing. Sheryl Renee Holley 40 reflected on the long road to medicine while Steve Allen urged critical thinking and service to humanity.
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Sheryl Renee Holley
Suny Health Science Center
Rochester
Crouse- Hinds
John H. Mulray
Holley
Health Science Center
College of Health Professions
College of Graduate Studies
College of Medicine
College of Nursing
Steve Allen
Allen
SUNY
Steve Allen Jr
Thelmetta Hallett Reflects on Mother's Day Joys
Thelmetta Hallett, 93, living at Van Duyn Home & Hospital, recalls choosing marriage after a fortune teller advised it. Her life with Frank Hallett produced two sons, 14 grandchildren, and 22 great grandchildren, with flowers filling her room on Mother's Day. She remains witty, loved by staff, and says she is glad to be alive.
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Thelmetta Hallett
Salina Street
Thelmetta
van Duyn Home & Hospital
Frank Hallett
Syracuse
van Duyn
Dennis Nett
Onondaga Hill
Master stroke in Oneida lawsuit
Ronald Riccio, dean of Seton Hall Law, mediates the long running Oneida Indian land claim between Oneidas, Madison County, and New York state. The case, dating to 1974, involves land ownership with related zoning, taxes, gaming, and police powers. Negotiations aim for three to four broad principles by June.
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Ronald Riccio
Seton Hall Law School
New Jersey
Mother Teresa
Joe LaSala
Riccio
New York State
Madison
Oneida
Turning Stone
Oneidas
William Taylor
U.S
Eal McCain
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