Carpenter's Brook Fish Hatchery gains 74 acres for expansion
Onondaga County expands Carpenter's Brook Fish Hatchery by purchasing 74 acres for 67 500 dollars from George W Kuchan's estate. The land will enlarge the nearby park with state support totaling 60 000 dollars from the Environmental Protection Fund and Empire State Development Corp.
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Carpenter's Brook
Elbridge
Onondaga County
Friends of
George W. Kuchan
Nicholas Pirro
Kuchan
Walt Zelie
Friends Organization
Environmental Protection Fund
Empire State Development Corp
Mark Wainer
Chinese visitors tour county 911 plan in Upstate New York
A Chinese delegation from the Ministry of Public Security visited emergency communication centers across the United States and toured the county 911 center in December. County Commissioner Ronald Planty said the visitors were impressed by the system, noting laptops in emergency vehicles receiving nationwide criminal data in seconds. They invited two county staffers to China for a technical exchange, with travel funded by the Chinese side. Robert Verrette and James Jordan left for China and were to return by October 17.
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Wnhondaga
China
United States
Ronald Planty
New York
Planty
Robert Verrette
James Jordan
Stolen Car Chased on I-81 North of Syracuse
Onondaga County deputies chased a stolen car early Thursday on Interstate 81 north of Syracuse and charged Kenneth Hoston, 23, of Syracuse, with grand larceny. He was captured near Kmart Plaza on Brewerton Road in Mattydale at about 5:30 a.m. He faces grand larceny, petit larceny, reckless endangerment, aggravated unlicensed operation, driving while intoxicated and unauthorized use of a vehicle.
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Onondaga County
Syracuse
Kenneth Hoston
Catherine St
Kmart Plaza
Brewerton Road
Mattydale
Heston
Columbus Day lunch honors bank executive at hotel
A Key Bank vice president Virginia Lostumbo will be honored with the Joseph Pietrafesa award at the 23rd Columbus Day luncheon in the Hotel Syracuse Imperial Ballroom. Bishop Moynihan will celebrate Mass at 10 am at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Lunch tickets are 15 dollars each or 150 dollars for a table of ten. Contact Bob Giarrusso at 471-2020 for information.
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Key Bank
Virginia Lostumbo
Joseph Pietrafesa
Syracuse
Imperial Ballroom
James M Moynihan
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Bob Giarrusso
Trial of youth charged in warehouse fire is Nov. 24
A 10-year-old Syracuse boy charged with torching the Fleischman Son Furniture Co warehouse in July has a Family Court trial set for November 24 before Judge Anthony Paris. The youth allegedly ignited a piece of paper on July 8 in the vacant Marcellus and Wyoming streets building. His mother and defense lawyer Marc Waldauer appeared in court as a psychological evaluation results were reported.
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Syracuse
Fleischman & Son Furniture Company
Anthony Paris
Marcellus
Wyoming Streets
Marc Waldauer
Solvay moves to dissolve police contract
Solvay plans to end its merger with Syracuse Police and resume its own force. Village officials said the final agreement to dissolve the nine month old contract will be considered at a special 6 pm meeting. The village would pay 504 621 for nine months of service and officers pay and repairs.
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Solvay
Syracuse Police Department
Anthony Modaffert
Cial
Syracuse
Roy Bernardi
Jim Parenti
Bernardi
Syracuse Common Council
Liverpool
James Farrell
Nancy Fall
Interested Citizens Committee of
Joseph Lamendola
Lamendola
Rocco Ferano
Modafferi
State Supreme Court
Charles Major
Korean War veteran recalls lasting memory of 1951 battle
Dan Herlehy, a Little Falls native and Marine, received recent commendations for heroism in the Korean War. Forty-six years after being wounded by shrapnel in an ambush near Sona-ri, he reflects on a battle that ended the last major offensive of that conflict as comrades and relics evoke memories from his upstate New York service.
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Dan
Upstate New York
Sona-ri
North Korea
United Nations
Oal
Charlie Company
First Battalion
Fifth Marine Regiment
Little Falls
Korea
Syracuse
Dan Herlehy
Marine Corps
October 70 degree streaks at Syracuse through the years
The record lists Syracuse October warm spells by consecutive 70 degree days. Notable runs include 89 in 1938, 96 in 1907, and 87 in 1963, with other periods such as 13 in 1947 and 16 in 1953.
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Syracuse
Central New York basking in unseasonably warm October weather
Mark Weiner reports Syracuse enjoys a six day stretch with highs above 70 as Central New Yorkers flag a lingering summerlike spell in October. Forecasts anticipate 70 degree highs while record warmth waits. Indian summer question lingers.
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New York
Syracuse
County budget passes early in Onondaga County
Onondaga County lawmakers approved a $745 million budget a week early, cutting taxes by 2.5 million and approving the plan unanimously for the first time. The ordinance lowers overtime, expands sheriff deputies, funds park improvements, and reconsiders the city abstract over service charges between city and county. Syracuse residents face about a 2 percent rate change due to city housing costs and increased city charges for inmate housing.
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Onondaga County
Legislatint
Willam Sanford
Nicholas Purro
Purce
Donald Colon
Baldwinsville
Joe Marcane
Syracuse
Ed Ryan
Roy Bernard
Pirro
Human Rights Commission
Burnet Park Zoo
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Stephen D Gannerellrom
Sara Edwards
Jamesville
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Westhill
DeWitt High School
New York Trail
Carlos Benedict
Edwards
Citymuseums
D. Herlehy
Mark Weiner
Northeast Regional Climate Center
Cornell University
Kathryn Vreeland
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