Driver high on Valium linked to Erie Boulevard crash
Police say Lillian Macweather 47 of 901 Madison St was high on Valium when her four car crash on Erie Boulevard East Monday occurred. She faced misdemeanor charges and was held for arraignment. Richard Merritt 57 of Minoa and passenger John J. Dudli 67 of Minoa were treated. Maeweather was released from University Hospital. Other drivers Stephen De Santis Jr 42 of Allen St and Paw Braun 75 of North Syracuse were not injured.
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Jwo
Erie Boulevard
Lillian Macweather
Madison St
Justice Center
Macweather
Richard Merritt
Minoa
St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center
John J. Dudli
University Hospital
Maeweather
Stephen D. de Santis Jr
Allen Street
Paw J. Braun
North Syracuse
Baldwinsville Woman Hurt by Runaway Trailer Crash
Kathleen Usher a 31 year old Baldwinville woman suffered serious leg injuries in a head on collision on Route 31 Lysander at about 7 10 PM. A dolly converter broke free from a tractor trailer struck her car. Greg Donaldson 36 of Central Square the truck driver was cited for unsafe operation of a vehicle.
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Badwinsville
Lysander
Kathleen Usher
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Usher
St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center
Greg Donaldson
Central Square
Centro Union Extends Wage Freeze Through April 1
The 550 member Centro employees union voted 2-1 to extend their contract through April 1, freezing wages for six months to help the financially troubled bus company. Union president Chuck Watson said the move saves about $120,000 and keeps service on the road, while Calabrese praised the decision and sought political assistance.
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Venro's Employees’ Union
Chuck Watson
Watson
Centra
Joseph Calabrese
Forum Wednesday on future for children
A public forum on health issues facing children will be 7 p m Wednesday at University United Methodist Church 1085 E Genesee St The Inter Religious Council of Central New York will conduct the forum The public is invited to raise concerns and suggest solutions to assure a secure future for the children of Central New York Parking is free at the church.
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University United Methodist Church
E. Genesee St
Inter- Religious Council of
Central New York
Deputy fire chief resigns over disability pay tied side work
Syracuse officials say deputy fire chief H Edward Lottermoser resigned after discovering he had worked elsewhere while collecting full disability. Lottermoser, 56, filed duress claims through his lawyer, with dispute over validity of the retirement agreement signed last week.
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Syracuse
H. Edward Lottermoser
Lottermoser
Michael Downes
Public Safety
Ladtermoser
Charles Blitman
Be Upaonas
Blitman
Blutman
City Firefighters’ Union
James Cummings
Joseph Lamendola
Roy Bernardi
Bernardi
Road Show aims to spark priesthood vocation at Syracuse diocese
In heavy rain and gray dawn, Bishop Ludden High School hosted Catholic Diocese of Syracuse speakers as part of the Road Show during Vocations Awareness Week. The event pitches religious life as a rich fulfillment with options for young people, including celibacy as a gift.
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Brian Lang
Lang
Baldwinsville
Bishop Ludden High School
New York City
Grand Central Station
Syracuse
New York
Diocese of
Quinn
James M. Moynihan
Cone
Katherine Hanley
Sisters of St. Joseph
Latham
Albany
Hanley
Recruitment sessions announced by Syracuse diocese at area churches
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Syracuse lists recruitment events today at St Pauls Church Whitesboro and Grimes High School East Syracuse for adults and students. Seton Catholic Central in Binghamton hosts a Wednesday student assembly, with St James Johnson City holding an adults session.
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St. Paul's Church
Parkway Drive
Whitesboro
Bishop Grimes
Kirkvilla Road
East
Syracuse
Seton’ Catholic Central School
Binghamton
St. James
Johnson City
Aeasion
Two referenda split for Baldwinsville school plan
Baldwinsville voters will choose between a 12 million renovation package and a 26.5 million proposal for a new Radisson elementary school plus renovations and program upgrades. The board split the plan into two referenda with passage of the second tied to the first. A Nov. 6 adoption sets the two-option approach, aiming to preserve state aid and favorable interest rates.
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Baldwinsville
Radisson
Theodore Gilkey
Lory Matthews
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James Quinn
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Jill Latalin
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Meg Darweesh
Darweesh
Bishop Ludden
Romania
Tephen C. Currence Orapr
Stephen B. Campefells
Matt Kochman
B’ville
Fred Alesandro
North
Cicero
Lakeshore
Cicero Elementary
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