Onondaga Buffalo Herd Is Rounduped By Police
The Onondaga herd breached a barbed wire fence and roamed to Webb Road before being corralled by mounted officers, the Sheriff's helicopter, and deputies. New video captures the moment while neighbors watched as staff sought tranquilizers from Cornell experts.
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Syracuse
David Ware
Syracuse Police Department
Buffaloe Sheriff's
John
Dawn Krewson
Stillmeadow Road
Krewsons
Jerry Fredenburg
John Krewson
Cornell University
Burnet Park Zoo
Shenandoah
Buffalo herd on Onondaga Nation fears spur road stampede
Deputies guard Interstate 81 to keep a herd of buffalo from moving onto the highway after escapes. Onondaga Chief Vincent Johnson warns a brain shot would only injure but not stop a charging buffalo. Buffaloes, kept since 1975 with fencing plans, were returned to the reservation after a week on the loose. Residents urge tighter fencing as damages reach about ten thousand dollars.
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Vincent Johnson
Johnson
Shenandoah
Onondaga
Mohawk Arrest in Key West Raid Sparks Overnight Detention
Four Mohawk men detained for hours in Key West after FBI and local agencies tracked them from Montreal. Agents confronted the group at Pepe's Cafe on Caroline Street and later arrested them as they walked to a rented Lincoln, while Canada reportedly confirms prior sightings near Montreal amid militant confrontations.
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FBI
Montreal
Quebec Provisional Police
Key West
Harbor Side
Pepe
Caroline Street
Canada
Miami
Florida Department of Law Enforcement
Monroe County
Shelly McInnis
Pepe’s
McInnis
Miller
Canada rejects Oka peace plan
The Mohawks proposed a joint commission of Mohawks, Canadians, Quebec and international delegates to oversee arms surrender from Kahnesatake. Premier Bourassa called the plan unacceptable, saying it contradicts democracy and justice. federal minister Siddon supported the rejection, stressing equal application of the Criminal Code.
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Oka
Quebec
Robert Bourassa
Ottawa
Tom Siddon
Bourassa
Siddon
Troquois
Kahnesatake
Oneida
Bob Antone
Oka dispute pits Mohawks against Canadian forces
Thomas notes Mohawk protests sparked by Oka plan to expand a golf course into a burial ground near Montreal. In July about 400 soldiers occupied the town and surround around 20 armed militants with 30 women and children in a local rehab center as negotiations with government proceed.
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Thomas
Oka
Montreal
First Day Back at Central New York High Schools
Four area high schools welcomed students as hi photographers captured the first day back. Meet Jason Duda, a senior at East Syracuse-Minoa High School, nicknamed Zippity, who reflects on home learning, dress codes, dissections, and legality while the paper teases a 71 pound prize to be revealed on Thursday.
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Jason Duda
East Syracuse-Minoa High School
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