Coca-Cola wins district contract amid bidding mishaps
East Syracuse Minoa School District selects Coca-Cola for a 10 year 701000 deal. Coke promises upfront payments while the district funds technology programs with proceeds. Some officials caution over pressure to promote Coke in schools and questions linger about bids from Wegmans Pepsi and local suppliers.
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Pepsi Cola
DeWitt
Liverpool
Syracuse
Cazenovia
Westhill
Oswego
Hannibal
Pepsi
ESM
Brazil
Kirkville Road
Hess
Dennis Afton
Coke
North Syracuse
Kenneth Sheehan
Coalition
Wegmans
Albany
David Elem
Elem
Klem
Rick Murphy
East Syracuse- Minoa
Terrance O’brien
Coca-Cola
State implements partial fishing ban on Salmon River tributaries
The New York Department of Environmental Conservation will bar fishing in Trout, Orwell, and Laney Brooks from November 1 to April 15, reducing the ban from eight to five months. The move aims to curb snagging and protect steelhead while balancing impacts on tourism and local business. Concerns include reduced angling demand and potential shifts to smaller streams.
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State Department of Environmental Conservation
Orwell Brooks
Laney Brook
Cpp
Les Wedge
DEC
Refou
Wedge
New York
Shane Mackey
Altmar Cursuters Lodge
Riccio earns praise in Oneida land claim efforts
Constitutional law expert Riccio has immersed himself in the Oneida land claim case, traveling from the Adirondacks to Chittenango Falls and visiting Wisconsin and Canada. He aims to unite opposing sides, believes a settlement master helps, and praises colleagues for bridging gaps as he plans to retire this semester to focus on this work.
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Riccio
Adirondacks
Chittenango Falls
Wisconsin
Canada
New York
Newark
Arlinda Locklear
Wisconsin Oneidas
Robert Witmer
Rochester
New Jersey
Alan Darnell
Oneida
emirin-Deen
The
Star-Ledger
Neware
Seton Hall University Law School
Ronald Riccio
New York State
Law School
Oneida Tribes Face Unity in Land Claim Suit
The Oneida Nation comprises three groups Oneidas of New York Oneidas of Wisconsin and Oneidas of the Thames each with distinct membership counts land holdings and governance. Leaders Ray Halbritter Deborah Doxtator and Harry Doxtator head the entities with separate legal counsel from Zuckerman Spaeder ACLinda Locklear and Carey Ramos plus Robert Smith guiding legal strategy.
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Oneida Nation
Oneidas of
New York
Oneida
Madison
Turning Stone
SayOn
Oneida Lake
Ray Halbritter
Nation
William W. Taylor Ill
Washington
Zuckerman
General Tribal Council
Deborah Doxtator
Wisconsin
Maryland
Aclinda Locklear
Thames
Southwold
Ontario
Harry Doxtator
Howard Elijah
Carey R. Ramos
Robert $. Smith
New York City
Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton and Garrison
Mother's Day visits reveal longings of aging Syracuse residents
At Van Duyn Center, residents like Thelmetta and Sophie Zelazny reflect on family distance and aging. Thelmetta mourns her son far away while adjusting to loss, while Sophie enjoys four generations visiting, cherishing memories of Syracuse duplex life and annual Mother’s Day gatherings.
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Syracuse
Thelmetta
Frank
Sophie
Bopci
van Duyn
Jet crash cleanup raises concerns for landowner
William Stown Boex owns 200 acres near Kaine Road where a Jan. 20 Air National Guard A-10 crash spilled jet fuel. Cleanup by Air Force and Ira D. Conklin Inc. includes absorbent booms, debris removal, and habitat disturbance. Boex seeks full disclosure, environmental impact data, and timely answers about contamination and wells.
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Williamstown
Dave Bock
Abby
Air National Guard
Massachusetts
Boex
Kaine Road
Air Force
Syracuse
Bock's Creek
Ira D. Conklin Inc
Biosolv
Timothy Sager
Air Natonal Guard
Boek
Sager
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Bock
DEC
Richard Brazell
Brazel
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Orwell Brook
Orwell
Trout
Aitmar
Albion
Sophie Zelazny
Pam Weber
Frank Hallett
Sophie Zelagny
Dottie
Rose
Danielle Almonte
Jacqui Almonte
Sean
Postlandard
Citynews
Janet Gramza
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