Fire rips through Salina paper mill roof collapses
Firefighters battled a major blaze at the B. F. ack Co brick building on 100 Dippold Ave near Lemoyne Ave in Salina. A 60 foot roof section collapsed. four to five employees escaped unharmed as Liverpool and Mattydale crews fought the fire from outside causing brief nearby evacuations. The cause remained undetermined at press time.
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Uso
Salina
B. F.ack Co
Mattydale
Less Sankey
Sankey
Dippold Ave
Lemoyne Ave
Liverpool
Priariy
Auditor and Syracuse City clash over 1.3 million shortfall
Auditor Minchin Lewis and Mayor Roy Bernardi’s administration dispute a reported 1.3 million deficit. White says funds exist. Lewis argues the balance period is wrong and errors could double count or be unrecorded. District and agencies also manage separate city funds.
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Syracuse
Minchin Lewis
Roy Bernardi
Lewis
John White
Whute
White
Finance Department
Community Development Office
Syracuse Urban Renewal Agency
Syracuse Industrial Development Agency
Syracuse Economic Development Corporation
Convicted sex offender charged with raping two girls
Onondaga County sheriffs detectives charged 45 year old Richard D Cuatt of East Syracuse with felony rape, felony and misdemeanor sexual abuse and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child. Cuatt was arraigned and held on bail after authorities say he raped an 11 and a 12 year old at his home.
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Onondaga County
Sherff
Richard D. Cuatt
Manhus St
Syracuse
Mantius
Justice Center
Coatt
Cuatt
Sherif
Police offer to fingerprint and photograph area children
Mantlha police invite parents to bring children for fingerprinting and photographing from 3 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday. Officers will give safety tips and guidance to keep kids safe. The event will be held at Fayetteville ge on North Burdick Street near Fayetteville Mall.
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Chldren
Mantlha
Fayettevillege
Burdick Street
Fayetteville Mall
Geddes votes six month halt on medical waste projects
Geddes approves a six month moratorium on hazardous medical waste sites after plans by National Medical Waste Inc of Syracuse to open a drop off near Armstrong Road and a P and C Market warehouse fell through. Town officials say new medical waste tech requires updated codes and closer risk review.
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Geddes
National Medical Waste Inc
Syracuse
Armstrong Road
P&c Market Inc
Rochester
Utica
Joseph David
National Medical Waste
North Midler Avenue
Onondaga County
East Syracuse
Madison County
Song Pass
Lincoln
Smithfield
Canastota
Charman Russel Miller
Francis Palermo
Medicare overhaul seen likely to win House approval
U S Representative James Walsh and a 14 member advisory panel from Central New York backed much of the Republican plan to overhaul Medicare. The plan would cut spending by about 270 billion over seven years and introduce options like HMOs and medical savings accounts with higher premiums for wealthy retirees. The panel urged protections for traditional hospitalization, quality standards, and anti fraud measures while acknowledging needed sacrifices.
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U.S
James Walsh
R-Onondaga
House of Representatives
Walsh
House
New York
Martin Murphy
East
Syracuse
Biker dies racing from cops in East Syracuse crash
A motorcyclist died after fleeing East Syracuse police who had attempted to stop him for speeding on East Manlius Street near Bridge Street. A passenger, Asfia Taylor, 19, was injured and hospitalised as the rider and bike struck a stopped van. Authorities seek identification of the deceased man.
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Onondaga County
Syracuse
East Syracuse
Asfia Taylor
Salt Springs Road
Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital
Taylor
Ted Botsford
Richard Hargraves
Manlius Street
Bridge Street
Route 690 West
Hargraves
Thompson Road
Botsford
Paul R. Berry
Sheriff's Department
Harnessing CROP Walk to Fight Global and Local Hunger
Walkers rally to raise awareness and funds for hunger relief through Church World Service backed CROP Walks. In Onondaga County annual events fund 2.6 million meals locally and total over 120 million nationally. 84 percent supports programming. Local walks set for Oct 22 with info via The Syracuse Newspapers Newsline.
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Church World Service
Anderson
Serad Son
Bosnia
Rwanda
United States
Onondaga County
Interreligious Food Consortium
Syracuse Newspapers
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