Trick to Safety: Solvay Man Targeted By Halloween Pranksters
Michael Ludwig in Solvay reported early Halloween vandalism that took a pumpkin scarecrow sign and gourds from his yard. Police urge residents to keep decorations indoors at night and offer tips to thwart tricks and tracts, including securing props and improving lighting.
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Wolf Street man charged with Dundee Drive arson
A 27 year old city man Muhammed Alsaedy of 339 Wolf Street was charged with arson and a felony count of reckless endangerment after a Tuesday night fire at 115 Dundee Drive investigators said a gas hose to a dryer was deliberately damaged. In a separate west side incident Charles White of Lewis Street was stabbed at 121 Gore Avenue. Craig Egan of Willis Avenue was charged with assault and weapon possession. White treated at University Hospital.
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Sheriff’s lab and police units earn top accreditation
The Onondaga County Sheriff’s Department civil custody crime lab and police divisions received state certificates of accreditation Thursday, the only sheriff’s department in New York to meet all division requirements. The Liverpool Syracuse police merger ended, with a new plan to transfer two Kawasaki motorcycles to the city for training in breathalyzers and speed radar. Dr Marlena Vega of Sabre Vivir A Will to Live will speak at a free health screening Saturday at 10 AM at Southwest Community Center 401 South Ave, offering Latina and African American breast and cervical cancer information and support. Call 443 3919 for details.
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Syracuse pre kindergarten openings for 4 year olds
Syracuse school district offers pre kindergaten programs for eligible four year olds at schools and community sites. Sessions run morning or afternoon five days a week. Children must be Syracuse residents and four by December 1. Some sites accept three year olds. Registration at 4135-4276. Also note a calendar error and Science Spooktacular event at the Museum of Science and Technology.
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Albany cynicism drives Mahoney from race in Syracuse area
Bernie Mahoney, state assemblyman for the 120th district including parts of Syracuse and Geddes, quits his campaign amid disillusion with Albany politics. He says key decisions are controlled by a few at the top and laments the gap between local and state governance. He plans to return home to his computer leasing business after ending his term.
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East Syracuse Minoa and J-E vie in state marching band finals
Gibbs Flock and Jim A’Hearn, longtime friends and rival directors, prepare for Sunday’s Class AAA showdown at the New York State Field Band Conference Championships at Cartier Dome. Bands from across the region contest for the Governor’s Cup while fans expect a tough field and strong sportsmanship.
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NAACP picks Donna Reese to lead Syracuse chapter
Donna Reese, 37, was chosen Thursday as president of the Syracuse Onondaga County NAACP chapter, taking over January 1, 1999 from Van Robinson. Reese, active in community affairs, aims to advance political education economic development and advocacy while Robinson plans broader regional work and the chapter notes ongoing progress through leadership.
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Pittsburgh
Mantyn Manson concert faces hurdle for Syracuse show
Syracuse officials indicate the Landmark Theatre's entertainment permit for Marilyn Manson on November 19 is likely to be approved. Fire inspectors gave a tentative go ahead as protesters organize outside, drawing national attention to the controversial tour and First Amendment issues.
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