Real life 90s hero Michael Sales in Syracuse
Syracuse Police Officer Michael Sales is featured as a real life hero for his calm restraint during a volatile incident and his community work. The piece centers on his son Marcus’s view of him as a hero and highlights his coaching, neighborhood presence, and belief in collective child rearing.
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Unhampered Jeans Found For Tonight By Son
Sonia L Fries writes about a household scene as jeans and clean clothes move through the hamper and washer. A boy calls to his mother discovering the jeans he wants to wear tonight while the filer notes the tidy outcome of laundry.
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Fresh Start: A Family's Long Road to Graduation
Laure Robor left college in freshman year to marry and raise a family of six Katarina Karsten Hans Heidi Laure Richard. While he pursued studies, she juggled a secretary job and later attended SUNY ESF Syracuse as a part time student, earning honors after ten years. Now Laurie works at OBren and Gere Engineers Inc. doing ecological risk assessments.
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Katarina
Karsten
Hans
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Fresh Start profiles the Kobor family in Syracuse move to Chicago
The Kobors Laurie Richard and children plan a new life as Nancy Shepard returns to Onondaga Community College to pursue human services. They move so Richard can study for an MBA at Northwestern and Laurie can support the family in starting anew.
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Firehouse cook keeps meals ready on shift at Station 7
John Akkoul, one of four men on Syracuse Fire Station No 7 C shift on East Fayette Street, chats about meals on the job. With 1,677 runs to date, the crew battles kitchen fires, alarms, and busy emergencies, often interrupting dinners as they sprint to calls.
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New York gambling policy needs a holistic overhaul
The author lambasts delayed state action on gambling, criticizing piecemeal, inconsistent policies. He argues for a unified approach to casino licensing, Native American casinos, and overall regulation, urging bold, comprehensive reform.
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