Festival spotlights Hispanic culture and Puerto Rico heritage
A city ceremony marks Hispanic Heritage Month with a rendition of Verde Luz by Seymour Elementary and Delaware Elementary students. Mayor Bernardi reads a proclamation in Spanish as Syracuse University professor Alejandro Garcia delivers the keynote.
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Caribbean
United States
Samuel Borges
Verde Luz
University of Puerto Rico
Borges
Seymour
Bernardi
Toluca
Mexico
School of the Americas
Syracuse University
Alejandro Garcia
School of Social Work
City Hall
Don Juan Cafe
South Geddes Street
Delaware
Syracuse
Near West Side
Elsa Dunn
Delaware Academy
Dunn
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Spain
Portugal
Chile
Brazil
Costa Rica
el Salvador
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Honduras
Spanish Action League
Onondaga County
Island
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Peru
Argentina
Ecuador
Antonio Caban Vale
el Topo
Virgin Island of
Coral
Celebrities roast state senator DeFrancisco at Syracuse fundraiser
About 200 guests heard a playful roast of John DeFrancisco at the Syracuse Marriott to benefit the Syracuse Community Health Center. Mayor Roy Bernardi, Sheryl Nathans, and others teased the senator, who sparked laughter with stories from his Little League days and political career while organizers reported the event raised between 5,000 and 10,000 dollars.
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John DeFrancisco
Syracuse Community Health Center
Roy Bernardi
Sheryl Nathans
DeFrancisco
Syracuse Marriott
Carrier Circle
R-Syracuse
Syracuse
Community Health Center
Corbacho
John
Corbacio
Vera House
Sally Berry
Senate Emery Boards
Edward Menkin
Hani Antstate
Praprogrenh
Ruben Cowart
Cowart
Westcott Street Cultural Fair Draws About 6000 Crowd
About 6000 Westcott residents and visitors gathered for the sixth annual Westcott Street Cultural Fair on Sunday. Organizers cited planning weather and neighborhood culture as keys to success with Westcott Street closed between Concord Place and Dell Street. Community members praised the event as showcasing diverse local stores and a safe, walkable neighborhood.
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Westcott Street
Concord Place
Dell Street
Grace Flusche
Westcott
Canfield
Barry
Anna Y Sitterlee 87 longtime teacher dies in New Jersey
Anna Y Sitterlee 87 of Tewksbury Township died Saturday at Littlebrook Nursing Home after living there 18 months She taught in Binghamton and Syracuse public schools retiring in 1972 She was a member of the Bing hamton Teachers Association NYS Retired Teachers Association and Catholic Community of St John Neuman Califon NJ Services are Tuesday in Califon and graveside Wednesday in Syracuse Surviving daughter Judy Ann Kurla two grandchildren and a niece Arrangements by Coughlin Funeral Home Califon NJ
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Anna V. Sitterlee
Tewksbury Township
Littlebrook Nursing Home
Syracuse Normal School
Binghamton
Syracuse Public Schools
Lawrence J
The
Teacher's Association
NYS Retired Teacher's Association
St. John Neuman
Califon
Judy Ann Kurla
N.J
St. John Neuman Church Center
St. Agnes Cemetery
Syracuse
Coughlin Funeral Home
Califon, NJ
Water line dispute delays spring capacity plan
Residents and contractor Allied clash over a Route 114 water line project feeding about 100 homes, a nation school and clinic. Hoffmann and Heath defend safeguards, while Jones seeks a geological survey and guarantees no bypass of households.
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Route 114
Shepard
Allied
Nationas
Jones
Hoffmann
Michelle Papineau
Nation
Hemlock Road
Heath
Onondaga County Health Department
Onondaga Nation
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Jennifer Torres
Jeffer Collazo
Elvia Francisco
Joshua Torres
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Michael Bragman
Nancy Lorraine Hoffmann
Linda DeFrancisco
Albany
Syracuse Opera
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Richard McKee
Willis
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Erin M. Duggan
Brian Caufield
Bassett Street
Caufield
Kathleen Barry
Nirvana
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University Neighborhood Preservation Association
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