Tecumseh School Fire Study Sways District Plans
Tecumseh may join a district fire protection study with Jamesville and DeWitt schools to compare costs and decide on reopening or closing older buildings. The board will gather standards from fire departments and seek heat and smoke detector estimates, with a report due Nov 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Curley
Tecumseh
Jamesville-DeWitt
Ben Levine
Jamesville
Moses DeWitt
DeWitt
King & King Architects
Belle Isle landfill hours cut by Camillus board
The Camillus town board cut Belle Isle landfill hours to save costs, now 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, closed Sundays. It approved a $120,000 bond for a new cell by Elipses Construction Corp. Construction should finish in 60 days, with the existing cell usable for about two years. The board also tabled a five year, about $191,000 yearly contract with Fairmount Fire Department amid questions on a $40,000 per year reserve for a new platform ladder truck. They noted overtime costs and debated funding legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Bycraft
Camillus
Belle Isle
Elipses Construction Corp
East
Syracuse
Fairmount
Pirro
Fairmount Fire Department
Wairmount Fire Department
John Ferris
Robberies and assaults in Thornden Park tied to same men
Four incidents in Thornden Park over two nights left a Syracuse University professor, a Henninger High pupil, a college student and another SU student targeted. A beer bottle shattered over one head, wallets and a checkbook stolen, while suspects described as two men followed and attacked victims near the tennis courts and Greenwood Place. Police believe the same pair involved in at least two cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Thornden Park
Qstrom Avenue
M.A. Kwick
Joel Kidder
Kidder
Jerry Harrell
Robert J. Hafey
Westcott St
Hafey
Mount Gretna
Paul Clapper
Crouse- Irving Memorial Hospital
Greenwood Place
David S. McNeilly
S. Beech St
E.d. McLaughlin
Penn State Homecoming Weekend At Syracuse Sellout Crowd
Syracuse University hosts a Homecoming weekend as Penn State visits Carrier Dome before about 50 000 fans. Alumni events include an awards dinner at Crumlins honoring four SU graduates. Student Traditions Commission stages queen contests posters banners and a float parade to the Quad. Extra sports events and an alumni meeting at the State College of Environmental Science and Forestry accompany the football game amid scarce hotel rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University Orangemen
Penn State
Carrier Dome
Crumlins
Albert P. Stauderman
Cincinnatti
Ohio
William Waldorf
New York City
Barbara Cohen
Howard S. Will
Mary C. Jones
West Palm Beach
Jal
Student Traditions Commission
Commission
Sims Diet
State College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Ares
Holiday Inn
Holiday Inn At 701 &. Genesee St
County CAP promotes cadets and recreation programs in area
George K Isham of Warners has been promoted to second lieutenant in the Civil Air Patrol during ceremonies in Liverpool. CAP serves youths 13 to 18 with cadet programs and includes aviation, leadership, and field skills. Open recreation programs start in Cicero with structured activities at several schools and venues, under professional supervision. details and contact provided. St Josephs Hospital Health Center receives a grant from the American Kidney Fund to create an emergency fund aiding kidney patients with medication costs and travel expenses to dialysis sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Isham
Warners
Civil Air Patrol
Liverpool
Isham
Syracuse
CAP
Mattydale
Auburn
Town of Cicero Parks and Recreation Commission
Smith Road
St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center
American Kidney Fund
North Syracuse fall dance class offered by parks and recreation
Adult calendar adance class runs four weeks Oct 20 to Nov 10 Tuesdays 7 to 8 30 p m at Luther Memorial Parish Center North Syracuse fee 12 per person register at village recreation office 458 8050 first preference to village residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Syracuse
Onondaga
Bailey to discuss UN achievements at luncheon in Syracuse
Mary Margaret Bailey, NGO representative at the United Nations for the Quakers, will speak on Current Achievements of the United Nations at the United Nations Day Lunch on October 23 at Hotel Syracuse. She has long organized NGO info centers and U.N. seminars for students and visiting groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Mary Margaret Bailey
Syracuse
Bailey
U.N
South Carolina
Westchester County
Syracuse Lions
Syracuse Rotary
The
United Nations Association
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Long Branch Road
Clay
Donwood Estates
Route 57
Ernie Biship
Mark Smith
Herald-Journal
Carl J. Single
Lake Shore Road
Cicero
Merrian Sanitation Co
Liverpool Ambulance
Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital
Levine
Larry Ziegler
Andy Newman
Ziegler
New York
Philadelphia
Martin Luther King
Teachers’ Association
Wegman's Food Markets Inc
Dennis Baldwin
Wegman's
Onondaga County Industrial Development Agency
County
Rocco Pirro
Uenninger High School
Darius S. Gruman
Harvard Place
Bird Library
Brewerton Elementary
Lakeshore
William Park Recreation Hall
Kelly Scott
St. Joe’s
Landmarks Association of Central
K. C. Heffernan
United Methodist Women
Lafayette Avenue
United Methodist Church
Midland Ave
Milton VanDusen
Betty Morey
Onondaga County Health Association
United Methodist Women’s Pledge
Board of Global Ministries
Onondaga County Arthritis Action Committee
Timothy G. Schaub
Fayetteville
Merchants Bank
Arthritis Foundation
Liverpool Public Library
Carman
Tod P.m
Joan Stier
Hall Groat
George Benedict
George Welch
Pamela Carey Steele
Joseph Watson
Raymond Castle
Thomas Hanley
Marjorie Banks
Una-Mart
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