Woman 18 charged after nightclub stabbing in Syracuse
Police described a chaotic scene outside the Latin American Club where Tanya Sonya Torres 18 and Carlos Rodriguez 29 faced conflicting accounts after a fight. Torres stabbed Rodriguez in self defense, both were hospitalized, and Torres was charged with felony assault and weapon possession. An unrelated stabbing occurred at Friendly Market where Mak Rae Kim 39 was attacked during a theft attempt. Police also noted a pair of 16-year-olds facing various charges and a community forum with Assemblyman Bernard Mahoney planned for Eastwood.
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Carlos R Rodriguez
Baltimore
Tanya
Sonya” Torres
Holland St
Rodriguez
Torres
Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital
Justice Center
Robert Romeo elected treasurer of Onondaga Democrats
Robert Romeo, a lawyer and former city councilor and council president, was chosen treasurer at a county wide Democratic meeting. He will assist the Onondaga County Democratic committee with fund raising efforts and party activities.
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Robert Romeo
Onondaga County
Democratic Committee
Romeo
Moynihan fundraiser backs Mulvey in Onondaga race
Senator Moynihan headlines a Hotel Syracuse fundraiser for Tim Mulvey, 38, who is challenging Republican Jeremah Hayes for Onondaga County comptroller. About 125 attendees paid $125. Mulvey leads the Onondaga Lake Conference, aiming as watchdog over longtime Comptroller David Elleman amid county financial stakes.
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Upstate
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Syracuse
Tim Mulvey
Mulvey
Moynihan
Campagn Mulvey
Onondaga County
Jeremah Hayes
New York
Wyoming
Onondaga Lake
David Elleman
Authors share work at psychic seminar in Onondaga
Connie Carey organized a three hour workshop on life death and the beyond with psychic George Anderson and Dr George Moody at the Carner Theater Civic Center It begins at 730 pm and more than 300 tickets at 75 dollars each were sold Carey says she does not profit from the program The event addresses reuniting with departed loved ones and the therapeutic value of near death experiences amid skeptic views and Gallup figures on near death experiences in America
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Connie Carey
Westhall High School
Carey
Onondaga
George Anderson
George Moody
Carner Theater
Civic Center
Michele
Anderson and
Moody
Gallup
Children lead the way in abortion protest
Gloria Gonzales reports on the first family led Life Chain protest by John and Patricia Dickerson and their three children aged 4 7 and 9 joining about 700 marchers along Park Street and Hiawatha Boulevard near Carousel Center. The event featured signs reading Adoption Not Abortion and Abortion Kills Children and highlighted adoptive families from multiple countries amid generally supportive crowds.
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John
Patricia Dickerson
Carousel Center
John Dickerson
New Woodstock
Dickerson
Park Street
Rebekah
South Korea
Stephen
India
Philp
New York
Sunday
Hiawatha Boulevard
Salina Street
Glen Frontin
North
Joshua
Dustin
Frantlin
Widower honors wife and battles grief in Groton valley
In Groton, Tom Hughes recalls Ginny, who died at 52 after a long illness, as prayers and memories flood his days. He lives in their valley home near Cayuga Lake, reflecting on 34 years of marriage despite his past prison term and forgery conflicts. He visits Ginny's grave daily, talks to her at the Catholic cemetery, and hopes in faith that life goes on.
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Oway Iciena
Tom Tiughes
Groton
Cayuga Lake
Ginny
Tom
Tom Hughes
Elbridge
Syracuse
Ehyne
Smith-Corona
Cortland County
Borg-Warner
Tres
Tleave Groton
Blank Street
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Bellevue Avenues
Jon Graig
Trout Lawen
Friendly Market
Butternut St
Mak Rae Kim
Elaine Franklin
Penfield Drive
Oneida
Kim
Franklin
Scott
Mahoney
Eastwood
Geddes
Bernard Mahoney
Eastwood American Legion
Nichols Ave
Enh Keres
J. Trout Lowen
Daniel P. Moynihan
Stephanie Welsh
Melanie Gleaves-Hirsch
Life Chain
Gloria Gonzales
Ezrag Shaw
Teddy Barbuto
Barbuto
Action Council
Widower
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