Experts target juvenile violence in Syracuse forum
The Rosamond Gifford Charitable Corp. funds Boston experts to Syracuse next week to advise law enforcement, clergy, and educators on reducing gun violence. The program features Minister Don Muhammad Mickey Boston police commissioner Franklin Tucker and aims to replicate Boston’s joint effort that cut juvenile gun fatalities for nearly two decades. Events include a public forum at Forum West and a later church address, both free, plus a corporate breakfast at the Gifford Foundation to solicit support for youth programs.
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Orage County
Syracuse Partnership
Boston
Syracuse
Don Muhammad
Mickey
Franklin Tucker
Barron Center
Julius Edwards
Forum West
South Presbyterian Church
N. W. Colvin St
Gifford Foundaion
James St
Kathy Goldfarb
Foundation
Lazio and Clinton clash over economic plans upstate
Lazio touts holistic development and job growth while criticizing federal funding in Indian land disputes. He cites Long Island programs and urges state incentives to dwarf Clinton's plan. Both candidates report millions in donations with Lazio nearing Clinton in estate money.
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Ladi Sala Ld
Clinton
Long Island
Lazio
New York
Lawie
Feden la It
Common Council approves $10 million Syracuse housing plan
The Syracuse Common Council approved a $10 million housing package funded by HUD for 15 projects including Hanover and Franklin square lofts and Cannon and Newell street housing. Councilors praised the plan but criticized allocation fairness and process rules amid neighborhood concerns and a pending master plan suggestion.
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Syracuse
Hanover
Franklin Square
Cannon and
Newell Street
Plymouth Development seeks fast food, faces study mandate
Plymouth Development and partners seek variances to build a McDonald’s at Route 57 and John Glenn Boulevard, but the Clay Zoning Board of Appeals requires an environmental impact study after the developer’s lawyer declined voluntary review. Neighbors urge action as safety and traffic concerns loom.
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Plymouth Development
Marco Marzocchi
Clay Zoning Board of Appeals
Widewaters Group
McDonald's
Route 57
Plymouth
Dominic
Rose Vite
Lic
David Tessier
Syracuse Metropolitan Transportation
Vitos
Widewaters
Joseph Scuderi
Town Board
ZBA
William V Campbell obituary in North Syracuse NY
William V Campbell of Fay Park Drive North Syracuse died Monday at St Josephs Hospital Health Center. He was born in Syracuse and attended Syracuse University. He retired from New York Telephone Co and was a member of Pitcher Hill Community Church and Masonic Lodge 802. An Army veteran of World War I, survivors include his wife Jessie Mackenzie Campbell three sons William A Mattydale Gary A Ashford Conn and Kevin R Ellicott City Md eight grandchildren four great grandchildren. Services Friday 10 am Sears Middleton Jones Funeral Home burial North Syracuse Cemetery calling hours 4 8 pm Thursday 209 N Main St North Syracuse. Contributions Pitcher Hill Community Church. 605 Bailey Road North Syracuse 13212.
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William V. Campbell
Fay Park Drive
Syracuse
St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center
Syracuse University
New York Telephone Co
Pitcher Hill
Masonic Lodge
Jessie Mackenzie
William A
Mattydale
Gary A
Ashford, Conn
Kevin R
Ellicott Cin. Md
Sears-Middleton-Jones Funeral Home
North
Cemency
the Funeral Home
N. Main St
Noath Syracuse
Obituary notice with survivor details and arrangements
Survivors include his wife Susan Jane Bower formerly, three daughters Susan Davis of Lexington Kentucky and three sons Jeffrey Kurt and Todd all of Jamesville three grandchildren Services are private No calling hours Fairchild and Meech DeWitt Chapel handles arrangements Contributions to Make-A-Wish.
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Susan Jane BoWer
Susan Davis
Lexington
Jeffrey
Kurt
Todd
Jamesville
Fairchild & Meech de- Witt Chapel
Obituary notices two local residents with multiple survivors
Donald Edwards 85 of 42 E Main St Dryden died Monday at Crouse Hospital Born in Freetown he retired in 1942 from Production Products Survivors include his companion Viola Lans a daughter Linda F Edwards of Groton a son Ronald D of Cape Coral Fla four services 1130 am Friday Zirbel Funeral Home burial Groton Rural Cemetery calling hours 7 9 pm Thursday at the funeral home Contributions American Heart Association Box 3049 Syracuse 3220 Stefan Lewandowski 76 of Isetin Nut fired Sunday at IPR Medical Center Ellison NJ Bar in Solvay he hired in Fecha for 40 years flew aats a Savy velunaie of World War LT
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Linda F. Edwards
Groton
Ronald D
Cape Coral, Fla
Zirbel Funeral Home
Groton Rural Cemetery
Les Williams St
Stefan Lewandowski
Isetin, Nut
Sunrday
IPR Medical Center
Ellison. NJ
Solvay
Fecha
Obituary: Local Legion Member Dies in Iselin Area
Rost Rodger of Syracuse formerly of Iselin, member of T. Nutley American Legion Post 471, survived by wife Josephine Zu browski, daughter Josephine A. Beck, sister Rost Rodger, and granddaughter. Services 9:15 a.m. at Gosselin Funeral Home Edison then 10 a.m. Mass at St. Cecelia's Church Iselin. Burial at St. Gertrude Cemetery Colonia.
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T. Nutley American Legion Post
Iselin
Josephine Zubrowski
Josephine A. Beck
West Milford
N.j.z
Rost Rodger
Syracuse
Gosselin Funeral Home
New Dover Road
Edison
St. Cecelia’s
St. Gertrude Cemetery
Colonia
Devoted Liverpool Woman Caroline Svoboda Dies at 75
Caroline M Svoboda 75 of Liverpool died Monday at St Josephs Hospital Health Center Born in DeWitt she retired in 1985 after 38 years with General Electric Co She was a communicant of Assumption Church and a former dog sled racer Survived by sister Mary Svoboda of Liverpool Services Thursday at Keegan Osbell Knight Funeral Home and Assumption Church Burial at Assumption Cemetery Calling hours today 4 to 8 p m Contributions to Assumption Church Renovation fund
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Caroline M. Svoboda
Liverpool
Joseph’s Hospital
DeWitt
General Electric Co
Assumption Church
Dental New York Orchid Society
Keegan-Osbell-Knight Fatherat
Assumption Cemetery
Funeral Home
Salona St
Syracuse
Remembering Bullock Bright Man Whose Death Shocks Community
Students and townspeople describe Bullock as a bright, funny young man with a quick smile who touched many lives. Close ties to LaFayette area linger after his death, with friends recalling times at school events, prom dates, and community gatherings as they cope with the loss.
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Bullock
Dan
Jerry Kelly
LaFayette
Kelly
Heather
Baldwinsville
Amanda Edell
Matthew Wood
Hollywood tales fuel Syracuse charity luncheon
Guardian Angel luncheon at The Hotel Syracuse drew about 270 people as Charles Champlin shared Hollywood anecdotes. The event raised 15000 to aid Cathedral School in downtown Syracuse, funding scholarships, classroom computers, and facility improvements for students mostly from families below the poverty line. Champlin, longtime Times critic, noted shifts from script driven tales to star driven blockbusters and revealed his battle with macular degeneration that left him legally blind yet still writing.
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Burns
Hollywood
Charles Champlin
Los Angeles Times
Guardian Angel
Syracuse
Champlin
Joseph Champlin
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Cathedral School
Champlin Brothers
Hammondsport
Harvard
Charles Champilin
Life
Time Magazines
Los Angeles
Katherine Hepburn
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O'Connell
the Council
George Napolitano
Jennifer Daniels
Annrover
Onondaga Community College
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Onondaga Hill
Stike Plumey
Marzocchi
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Scout R
Pitcher Hill Community
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William K. Acker
Wiliam K. Acker
Philidulphia
Ithaca College
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Production Products
American Heart Association
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Mary Svoboda
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Jack Benny
George Burns
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