Stabbing at party leaves man in critical condition
A man identified as French was stabbed in the abdomen early today near a party at his residence. He remained in se nsus at University hospital after emergency surgery removing his left kidney pancreas and spleen. Police seek an East Syracuse teen and a Syracuse man who witnesses say stabbed him during a fight at the gathering.
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University Hospital
Jaane Diditch
Frenchs
East Syracuse
Syracuse
French
Michael Stevenson
Ontario Heights
Morrisville
Police seek man after shots fired at house in Syracuse
Police investigate a Saturday shooting on West La Fayette Avenue where a white Pontiac group argued with a resident on the front porch and two bullets hit the house. No arrests. A SUNY Morrisville student was stabbed in Morrisville early July 1 and remains in fair condition at University Hospital.
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LaFayette Avenue
Wiha Fayette Ave
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Morrisville
Uur Cauous Deat Lement
Middle School Evacuated Over Truck Exhaust Odor
At Gillette Road Middle School 1284 pupils were evacuated after an odd truck exhaust odor at 1 p m. Fifth to seventh graders waited outside about 30 minutes as Niagara Mohawk crews and Cicero fire fighters investigated. The truck left and students returned to class by 1 30 p.m with no injuries.
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Wayne Bleau
North Syracuse
Niagara Mohawk
Cicero
Bleau
City suspends sergeant accused of check copying
Syracuse police sergeant Teri Lore, 43, was suspended for 10 days after allegedly copying pay checks from the budget office and presenting them as evidence. Corporation Counsel Rick Guy said Lore filed a grievance claiming others receive more overtime hours.
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Wao Suspenyeu
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Cicero man remains hospitalized after motorcycle crash
A Cicero man, Mark R. Young, 23, was injured Thursday when his motorcycle hit the rear of a car on Route 31 near Kneeskern Road and collided with a sign. He remained hospitalized Friday, with Cicero police and university hospital staff investigating the crash.
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University Hospital
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Kneeskern Road
Pataki Lazio condemn phone calls tying Clinton fund-raising
Gov Pataki and Rep Lazio said private talks resolved that Republican calls linking Hillary Clinton fund-raising to the USS Cole bombing were inappropriate. Lazio had resisted denouncing the calls but later said he tried not to politicize them. Clinton, in a close Senate race with Lazio, returned $50,000 from an event with Boston area Muslims after learning of the donations.
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Erin Duggan
Syracuse
Rick Lazio
George Pataki
Lazio
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Lazia
State Republican Committee
Pataki
Democrats urge turnout at Syracuse rally for McCall
State Comptroller H Carl McCall and other Democrats pressed supporters to vote at Hangar 6 Syracuse Hancock International Airport. Judith Hope and Mike Scheil joined the visit as Onondaga County volunteers prepared phone banking and door knocking ahead of Election Day. Republican leaders also plan similar turnout efforts.
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Carl McCall
Syracuse
William Sanford
Murphy installed as SUNY ESF president in Syracuse
Cornelius B Murphy Jr was inaugurated Friday as president of the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry, taking over a $140 000 yearly post at Hendricks Chapel on the Syracuse University campus. He urged faculty and students to embrace personal and social responsibility, sustainability, and critical thinking.
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Hendricks Chapel
Syracuse University
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State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Murphy Named Next ESF President to Boost Visibility
Cornelius B Murphy Jr born July 17 1944 in Burnt Hills will lead Syracuse University ESF in a long term strategic plan early next year. He aims to raise private funds from alumni and industry and grow enrollment to 2000 by 2004 while preserving forestry roots and focusing on teaching research and natural resource stewardship. Whaley, former ESF president, ends 16 years in office to return to teaching and public service work including charter school leadership.
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Murphy
Whaley
Syracuse
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YMCA near Fayetteville Mall poised for new eastern suburb center
A preliminary deal to build a 140000 square foot YMCA community center on 20 acres north of the Fayetteville Mall moves toward approval by two YMCA boards. The project hinges on a $300000 state grant promised by Hoffmann and COR Development’s mall land interests, with final land price and purchase terms under negotiation.
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Wwu
Nancy Larraine Hoffmann
Ymca of
Greater Syracuse
Fayetteville
YMCA
Hoyts
Syracuse
Edward Green
Eagle Village Road
Fayetteville-Maniius High School
Manlius
Hoffmann
Old Family Photos Find New Homes in Community Search
A reader recounts buying into local history at 110 Ruskin Ave and West Coring Avenue, discovering a trove of unlabeled family pictures. Edward Bynum helps reconnect portraits with relatives, while the effort reveals many orphan images found in shops, parks, or trash bins.
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Ruskin Ave
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Edward Bynum
West Corning Avenue
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