Health Department cites multiple Syracuse area eateries for code violations
A review of Onondaga County Health Department notices lists numerous violations across several establishments. Alvord House in Marcellus and Crazy Horse in Creere Aug 4 reported improper storage, dirty surfaces, and unshielded lights. Denny's in Syracuse Aug 10 flagged raw meat storage above ready foods, broken thermometers, dirty equipment, and garbage issues. Snook's Pond Club, Dillon's Restaurant, and O'Toole's of DeWitt cited for handwashing gaps, dirty premises, and expired cleanout practices. Multiple facilities entered stipulations or abated violations the week of July 31 into Aug 4.
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Alvord House
Main St. Marcellus
Crazy Horse
Stewerton Road
Creere
Cajun Care & Grill
Carousel Center
Syracuse
Great Chins
Brewerton Road
Cicero
LaFayette
New Wolf Inn
Wolf St
Syracusa
M.A
Festival Latino Americano
Thompson Road
tryera/stova
Denny's
Snook’s Pond Club Inc
Bridge St. Fayetteville
Dillon's
Marietta Road
Marietta
O'Toole's of
DeWitt Inc
Nottingham Road
Minn Mace Enterprises
Manhus Street
DeWitt
Carrier Corp
Carrier Parkway
Brooklyn
Burnet Ave
East Syracuse
Millard’s
E. Lake Road
Skaneateles
Jay Goldman
Food Service
P O. Box
Saratoga Springs
Pizza Hut
Kinne St
East
Syracuas
Mr. Pudder
Genesea St
Skaneatelas
Drug charges filed by multiple agencies in Syracuse area
Police list shows numerous August drug charges across Syracuse and nearby towns. Names, ages, and addresses in NT PP reports include midemeanor and felony counts for possession and sale of controlled substances and marijuana.
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Woodland St
Syracuse
Nathan T. Speights
Castle St
Lyle F. Canassquillo
Seymour SL
Mathew W. Dibble
Montgomery Road
Fayatteville
Terra
Felicia Elizabeth Givens
Elm St
John G. Huddresson
Alan Freaman
Rich St
First Moor
Harvey Lee Allen
Butterfut St
Apartment 2
Gerard Spann
Apple St
Apartment 1
Anthony L. Jonna
Summit Ave
Ronnie D. Johnson
Frisbee Court
Wilbur St
John Khamemar
Plantation Bivd
Liverpool
Stacey A Arivotd
Planteton Bivd
Wendy L. Fear
Boyden St
Cheeneay D. Windref
Lakeshore Road
Cicero
Stephenie Giowsell
Manana
Etta Brown
Seely Ave
Jane Doe
Joetta Thomas
Joette Holloman
Glenn A. Askew
Whitshoro St
Utica
Roderick Luckie
McAllister Ave
Roman Cannady
South Ave
Tangle Blackman
Daniel J. Jenda
McDonald Road
Kamal McKinney
Burnet Ave
Anthony C. Cannedly
Clayton P. Thome
Janes St
Joseph A. Prince
Vine St
Bt Woodrow Handford
Hazelwood Ave
Jacquatine C. Lolie
Onondaga St
Rendolph Thempeen
Caton Dave
DeWitt
Andre M. Jackson
Shennard St
Dente L. Bofock
W. Calthrop Ave
Syracusa
Clyde M. Mitchell
E. Fayette St
Colvin B. Johnsen
Wiman Ave
Mawroe M. Pugh
S. Beech St
Timothy A. Wright
Richardson Ave
Syrecuee
Jews €. Futton
F. Keeves
Faye Ave
Patricte M. Smith
Townsend St
State Fair wedding proves love rides like a horse
Kathy and Gunnar Chapman wed at the State Fair in a horse barn ceremony attended by family and fairgoers. Friends helped with decor, a three tier cake, a horse drawn carriage, and a Belgian horse named Timmy. The couple, Connecticut natives, met through horses and honeymooned at an Alan Jackson concert.
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Kathy
Gunnar Chapman
Connecticut
Amita Swallich
Kathy Chapman
Bitter Sweet Farms
Bethany
Kenny Estes
Caledonia
Livingston County
Timmy
Couple Wins Round in Honeymoon Horse Show Tale
Lance Wetmore described the news as not surprising after initial shock. He and his wife were showing horses at the New York State Fair less than a week after their wedding. For their honeymoon they attended a horse show at the Kentucky State Park.
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Lance Wetmore
Kentucky State Park
SUNY faculty and staff retirement surges amid funding fears
SUNY campuses report 200 to 300 professors and administrators leaving through early retirement. At Syracuse ESF 19 staff or 48 percent eligible chose retirement, Oneonta 91 percent, Stony Brook 137, Buffalo 132, Cortland 28, and Oswego 30. Pataki pushes faculty productivity and sabbaticals while UUP lags in contract talks since July.
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Suny Oneonta
SUNY
Stony Brook
Long Island
Campus Center At
Buffalo
Cortland
Oswego
Pataki
UUP
Scheverman
SUNY campuses see high early retirement uptake
A state operated SUNY tally shows many campuses reporting large shares of faculty and administrators accepting early retirement offers. Albany 71 percent, Binghamton 40, Buffalo 35, Stony Brook 41, Brooklyn 63, Syracuse 70, Brockport 65, Buffalo Col 72, Cortland 38, Empire State 56, Fredonia 60, Geneseo 67, Old Westbury 73, Oneonta 97, Oswego 53, Plattsburgh 44, Environmental Science and Forestry Syracuse 48 percent.
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State University of New York
Albany
Binghamton
Buffalo
Stony Brook
Petrooklyn
Syracuse
Brockport
Buffalo Col
Cortland
Empire State
Fredonia
Geneseo
New Patt
Old Westbury
Oneonta
Oswego
Plattsburgh
Environmental Science and Forestry
Korean bishop urges unity and arms halt healing long conflict
A Korean bishop, pursuing reconciliation between North and South Korea, urged an end to arms supplies. The narrative follows Kim, who survived the war beginning as a child in Seoul, fled with family, found faith in a U.S. chapel, and built a ministry in New Jersey. He was elected bishop in 1992 and recently marked Korea’s 50th liberation with a Jubilee poem calling for forgiveness and national unification.
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Kim
North Korea
United States
New Jersey
SeSoreneen
Korea
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