Imagination Celebration Showcases City Dance Program
In Syracuse on Sunday crowds danced in the streets during the Imagination Celebration. Performances spanned modern and ethnic folk styles at the Metropolitan School for the Arts on Montgomery Street with groups from Dunbar Center led by Earl Scoggins, Scottish dancers, Native American performers, Ukrainian Youth Association, Butler Academy of Irish Dance, and Syracuse University’s Dance Connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Metropolitan School For Ube Arts
Montgomery St
Dunbar Center
Earl Scoggins
Ukrainian Youth Association
Butler Academy of Trish
Syracuse University
Dance Connection
Utica College grads urged to get involved
A federal official urged Utica College Class of 1987 graduates to use their degrees to benefit society. Mary Frances Berry, longtime civil rights advocate, urged graduates to pursue public service, act against injustice, and engage in politics and volunteer work to uphold democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica College
UTICA
Artheid
Mary Frances Berry
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Howard University
Berry
U.S
Carter Administration
Civil Rights Commission
Reagan
Federal District Court
Congress
Burglary Reports From Syracuse Police Record
Police report multiple break ins on May 14 at University Avenue Midland Avenue and Jamesville Avenue. Victims Edwin M Luma Kathwine Karbk Pete Hiads Elementary School Richard Howe and Seth Orgel describe thefts of robes jewelry computer and cash with entries through windows doors and other improvised access points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin M. Luma
University Avanus
Joagage
Kathwine Karbk
Midland Avenue
Pete Hiads
Jamesville Avenue
Richard Howe
Dén Street
Svar
Seth 1
Orgel
Paul
Multiple Burglaries Reported Across City May 13 14
Police log details several break ins on May 13 and 14 including unlocked porches, opened windows, and entries at residences on Ridgeway Avenue East Fayette Street Tully Street Croly Street and Onondaga Street. Items stolen include radios VCRs microwaves televisions bicycles and other household goods. Authorities continue to investigate and urge residents to secure doors and windows at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Avenue
Nvcrowave
Watt Onondaga Street
Ienajean J. Crawford
Croly Street
King Market
Lodi
Multiple Thefts Reported Across Liverpool Area
Police report a string of thefts in Liverpool and surrounding blocks from May 2 to May 14. Items stolen include cash from purses, a bicycle, radar detectors, car stereos, a stroller, a leather satchel, a traveler's checks pouch, and several electronics from vehicles and garages. Officers note unauthorized access at schools, a mailbox theft, and a car parked in a city way targeted overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Shackis Galliner
Onondaga Avenue
Sandwich Factory & Cataring
Lynch SL
Doreen A. Marofia
Glary
Glary Middle Scoal
Anidon Drive
Elizabeth A. Magnarélis
East Laurel Strait
Clary Middle School
Amidan Drive
Elizabeth Barnel
Westmbraland Avenue
Thoms Vournery
Channelaide
Baldwinaville
Smen
Elon
Midler Avanue
Covar
Constance Anagnost
Olive Street
Dennis Killian-Enrigno
Stinard Avenue
Onondaga County Sheriff's Department
Alabert W. Crowe
Moccasin Parh
Liverpool
David D. Dehesity
Kings Park Drive
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jamie Davis
Christa Cocciolo
The
Imagination
Rey
Viar Enone A
Ee ‘ Fayettente
Anderson-Little
South Africa
Washington
Free South Africa Movement
Paul Newman
Amy Carter
Utica Memorial Auditorium
America
Syracuse Police
Theodore Jore Unger
Nes
David & Colburn
Onondaga Street
Andrew L. Maccue
Carthage
Airtite Mets
South Bay Road
Mattydale
Sheron B. Hassett
Lyons Road
Camillus
Sommer
Son Avenue
Charles L. Gardner
West Beard Avenue
Rosemary A. Skinner
Rockland Avenue
South Avenue
Bistall Street
Mark N. Waters
Lexington Avenue
Amy Alps
Clarendon Street
Thomas J. McCarthy
Audubon Parkway
Galt
Ter
Cheryimeide Smith
Pearle
vision center ——_—e
Ra Ene Ome
Sete
Fayetteville
Bordick St. Fapetmy
Mattvoale
Brevierton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!