Giving Thanks From Turkeys Aid For Needy Families
Isa Wilson, spotlighted last week in Herald American for how the poor cope with feeding their families, says the community response overwhelmed her. She received six turkeys and shared two with other needy families. SEE "A WRARTY" PAGE B-2.
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Isa Wilson
Herald American
A Wrarty
Four way stop crash injures woman in Syracuse area
A 55-year-old woman in a Dodge Intrepid was hurt when it hit a Chevrolet Blazer at East Fayette and Westcott streets. Kathleen Utter, treated at Crouse Hospital and released, was told by a nursing supervisor. Police charged Michael Kimbaugh with assault and weapon counts after another incident.
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East Fayette
Westcott Streets
Kathleen Utter
Crouse Hospital
Michael Kimbaugh
Trinity Place
Newberry Hollow Lane
Apt. 4
Virginia man punched after leaving Syracuse bar
A Virginia man suffered a cut above his eye when he was punched in the face early Friday after leaving a Syracuse bar. Police found Christopher J. Martin, 32, at 2:40 a.m. at 113 Walton St. He stopped to call 911 after being assaulted while walking from Clinton Street onto West Jefferson Street toward his car.
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Syracuse
Christopher J. Martin
Walton St
Martin
Clinton Street
West Jefferson Street
City Police Probe Two Apartment Burglaries
Syracuse police investigated two weekend burglaries. A woman reported items stolen from a West Kennedy Street apartment on Friday. On Saturday, a North State Street apartment was broken into and kitchen ware, stereo equipment, and a leather jacket taken. Local postal carriers will collect nonperishable food for pantries this week as part of a city drive. Last year nearly 55 tons were gathered from mailboxes.
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West Kennedy Street
North State Street
Syracuse
Edward Phelan Jr
Mary Fran Devendorf Local Editor At Small Paper
Mary Fran Devendorf serves as local editor at the small paper and manages daily newsroom duties. phone contact listed as 470 2265 for community inquiries and submission details.
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Mary Fran Devendorf
Regional Planning Board broadens scope with Cowland inclusion
The Central New York Regional Planning and Development Board, serving Cayuga, Madison, Onondaga and Oswego counties since 1966, plans new projects for 2001 including a Hamilton Route 12B/46 arterial plan, a regional telecommunications study, and an Oneida Lake watershed plan funded with over $700,000. The board aims to return $10 for every dollar from the four counties, and expects the watershed plan to improve grant access for waterfront development.
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Cayuga
Madison
Onondaga
Oswego
Madison County
Hamilton
Oneida
Oneida Lake
Westervelt
Tree Farms Harvest Christmas Joy in Central New York
The Kolb family treks to Broadfield Road Christmas Tree Farm in Manlius to choose and cut their tree, repairing a 25 cent handsaw as part of a family tradition. Neighbors Juliana Morrow notes returning customers, with last year’s harvest totaling 600 trees and early season sales slow at about 30 trees.
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Kathy
Broadfield Road
Manlius
Tor
New York
Juliana Morrow
Bruce
Susan Morrow
Susan
Morrow
Kolbs
Fayetteville
John Kolb
Eileen
Maggie
Kolb
Broadfield Road Farm
New York State Song Proposal From Syracuse Composer
Syracuse musician Phil Klein pushes a new state song after criticizing I Love New York as a slick four note jingle. He says New York State Come On and See Us was written in one night, copyrighted, recorded, and shown to tourism officials who liked the tune but worried about abandoning the four notes.
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New York
Hugh Carey
Phil
New York State
Albany
State Division of Marketing, Advertising and Tourism
Karmen
Jenner Gris
Phil Klein
New York State Song by Phil Klein Aired On Newsline
Phil Klein, composer of New York State songs, recounts creating a Syracuse centered theme that evolved into a state song. He credits Steve Karmen’s legacy and Milton Glaser’s heart logo to New York’s marketing identity and notes his long career in education and music.
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Steve Karmen
New York
Milton Glaser
Hugh Carey
Phil
Onondaga Community College
Saranac Lake
OCC
Syracuse
Phil Klein
Our Music
Maria DeAngelis
Maria
FunScape closed at Cicero after four years in business
Parents and children faced an abrupt end as FunScape in Penn Can Mall closed Saturday due to parent company bankruptcy risk. General manager Mary Beth Coniglio confirmed 65 employees were laid off as Regal Cinemas had built the complex in 1996 for 10 million dollars before selling the theaters two years later.
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Fun- Scape
Penn Can Mall
Mary Beth Coniglio
Regal Cinemas
Regal
Hoyts Cine- Tunscape
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