Onondaga County case hearings reveal multiple guilty pleas
Multiple defendants in Onondaga County and state Supreme courts pleaded guilty to felonies and related charges in July and August. Cases include Michelle Peacock to three years in state prison for attempted criminal possession of a controlled substance and several others receiving prison terms, probation, or fines for crimes ranging from grand larceny and robbery to weapons possession and DWI.
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Onondaga County
Diastrict Attorney’s Office
Michelle F. Peacock
Kennedy St
Syracuse
Patrick J Cunningham
Duilan
Clarence Felder
Walnut St
William J Burke
Eddie L. Thomas
Coolidge Ave
John J Brandt
David Whaley
Summit Knolls
Webster
Burke
Wellington
Seen Thomas Walker
Oak St
Ronald K. White
Cannon St
Cunningham
Umar Chatman
Jamesville
Kevin Murray
Donald A. Mills
Genesee St
Fayetteville
Brandon M. Janugzka
Oxford St
Mulroy
Carlos Serrano
State St
Stacey G. Willams
Amboy St
Brooklyn
Brandt
Onondaga County Correctional Family
James H. Maddox
Renwick
Willa H. Martin
Lemoyne
Nellie Freelon
James St
Christ Gibidi
Terrance D. Walker
van Buren Si Syracuse
Christian Edmond Cosenting
Wright Ave
North
Tammy Mildred Hines
Valley Drive
Alexandre M. Keral
Ash St
Richard Locke
Lew Terrace
Alony
Murray
Mark Anthony Merrag
Centennial Drive
Willem Ocle Watts
Garfeld Ave
Immaculate Conception students join 16th annual charity march
Daly and Ponge walk with banner across the Onondaga Lake Park bridge as about 2,500 participants raise funds for area Catholic schools. Pledges from sponsors support science equipment, computers, library books, and sports gear.
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Daly
Sarah Ponge
Onondaga Lake Park Bridge
Liverpool
Immaculate Conception
Syracuse
Mulvey Campaign Gains Backing From Moynihan in Syracuse
Moynihan boosts Mulvey as critics call the office a rubber stamp while Mulvey pledges active budget oversight of the counties agencies Centro and the Ontonodaga Resource Recovery Agency and Water Authority. Hayes counters that Mulvey is a party puppet amid McCall’s prior endorsement.
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Mulvey
Centro
Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency
Onondaga County
Ater Authority
Hayes
Children protest abortion in Syracuse Life Chain event
Since 1987 anti abortion groups hold annual Life Chain protests on the first Sunday in October marking Respect Life Month. In 1992 Syracuse saw about 2500 protectors around Carousel Center. weather kept participants down to around 600 last year, with 2300 in 1993. Bernard Duffy notes mixed attendance and hopes for 1995 turnout.
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Respect Life
Bernard Duffy
Syracuse
Carousel Center
Roman Catholi Diocese
Christian Action Coalition
Duffy
Route 5 speed limit under review near Maloff Towers
Chittenango residents urge action as Route 5 traffic near Maloff Towers prompts a study. Mayor and police chief back lowering from 55 mph to 40 mph amid 89 accidents from 1982 to 1995, with DOT to conduct speed and safety assessments before a possible signal or full corridor change.
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Chittenango
Maloff Towers
John Wellington
Tom Torn
Daniel Paddick
State Department of Transportation
Robert Hicks
Hicks
DOT
Tom Tom Street
Route 5
Paddick
Chittenango Plaza
Daniel Elstein
Elstein
Syracuse
Maloff
Wellington
Bait shop marks 62 years on Oswego River
Oswego's Harry's Baitshop celebrates 62 years at 157 Water St in Oswego River area. once Shorty's Baitshop, the store has passed through 118 owners and remained a year round fishing hub open sunrise to sunset. locals recall the store's long history and seasonal fish like salmon steelhead and walleyes attract anglers from nearby states each fall peak.
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Oswego River
Oswego
Harry Syrell
Harry’s Baitshop
Syrell
Harry's Baitshop
Shorty
Fred Endres
Endres
Harry's
Water St
Harry
Keith Darrow
Darrow
Mike Lydon
Scranton
Lydon
New York
Pennsylvania
Bill Syrell
Madison County uses OTB funds to cut jail cost burden
The county projects the new jail at 5.5 million will be funded 58 percent by OTB revenue. An unusually large check of 56,866 this month, plus bond revenue interest, reduces the local taxpayer share by about 178,000 annually. Estimated savings total 3.393 million over 15 years, with completion by 2000.
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OTB
Wampsville
Madison County
Bette
Thejor Sanders
Sanders
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Charles E Britt
Warner Ave
Robert H. Sauve
Sea
OW McKeen
Moynihan
Democratic Party
H Carl McCall
Assumption Parish
Clarisel Gonzalez
Harry’s
City
Madelaine Gonzalez
Y Jackie
Bart Walts
Nina Kim
Harold Landers