Police locate van in Syracuse hit and run case
Syracuse police found a gray 1993 Ford Aerostar van linked to a Friday hit and run that left 30 year old Terrance Jackson in critical condition on East Fayette Street. The vehicle registered to Affordable Wheel Chair Transportation was found near Westcott Street. Jackson remains in critical condition at Anwerley Hospital.
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East Fayette Street
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Jackson
North Syracuse plans eight-classroom addition referendum
The North Syracuse district seeks an April 4 vote to add an eight classroom two‑floor addition to the north wing of North Syracuse Junior High School. Project cost is about 19 million with 75 percent hoped from state aid, funded over 20 years, alongside renovations at Roxboro Road Elementary and Gillette Road Middle.
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Wayne Bleau
Roxboro Road
Mattydale
Gillette Road Middle
Treasuring Aged Gifts By Melanie Gleaves-Hirsch
Dr. Upinder Singh, a 31 year old geriatric internal medicine expert, works with elderly patients in independent living services. He emphasizes aging wisdom, coordinates care with other professionals, and notes a nationwide shortage of geriatricians while promoting home-based support to keep seniors in their homes.
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United States
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Lorette
St Joseph's Hospital Health Center
Port land reporter breaks Bush DUI conviction scoop
WPXT-TV producer Paige Akin Enn Fehlau in Portland Maine learns of George W Bush DUI verdict from a police officer. The 1996 scoop emerged days before the election as Fehlau rushes to verify court documents and file details from Kennebunk and local authorities.
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Wpxt-Tv
Portland
Maine
George W. Bush
Fehlau
Bush
Syracuse University
Newhouse School of Public Communications
Tom Connolly
Tom
Connolly
WPXT
Calvin Bridges Fehlau
Kennebunk
Syracuse Marines recall World War II oath and Purple Heart
Dom Salvetti of Solvay reflects on enlisting with 62 other Central New York men in 1942 as part of the All Syracuse Marine Platoon. The veterans trained in boot camp, served in the Pacific with two island invasions, and Dom earned a Purple Heart after being wounded by shrapnel. He mustered out in October 1945 after a cross country train trip home.
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Dom Salvetti
Solvay
First Marine Division
Clinton Square
Dom
Syracuse
Pacific
United States
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