Fire chief in Richland charged with arson in Oswego County probe
Richland Volunteer Fire Department Chief Charles R. Mowers, 35, pleaded innocent to arson after his arrest as part of a widening probe into six suspicious fires dating back to 1981. Six arrests, including three other officers, followed earlier detentions as investigators linked the blazes to properties owned by Glen Olin near the chief’s home. Authorities say more arrests are possible as the investigation continues.
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Richland
Charles R. Mowers
Oswego
Mowers
John H. Skotnicki II
Robert L. Martin
Ronald P. Nutting
Timothy E. Mosher
Timothy D. Martin
Orwell
Oswego County
Ment
Main Street
Glen Olin
Olin
Wartoad
Health fair at central library to promote health awareness
The Onondaga County Public Library schedules a health fair from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday at the central library. The event features active booths, hearing checks, a Kurzweil Reading Machine demo, nutrition apples, hypertension screening, eye exams, dental screening, and demonstrations of aid devices while offering free refreshments.
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Onondaga County Public Library
Gwen Tillapaugh
Margaret Schieferstine
Veda Tillapaugh
WIC Program Restores 150 County Caseload Levels
About 150 Onondaga County children, slightly more than 3 percent of the 4500 WIC caseload, lost eligibility for coupons but are being re enrolled as the county wins permission to expand the program. Nationwide impact was 200000 children. a federal suit redirected 7 million dollars in unspent WIC funds to other states.
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Onondaga County
WIC
Kathy Turner Turner
Onondaga
Turner
State Department of Health
Food Research & Action Center
Washington
Georgia State Legal Services Oe
Matthew McHugh
Ithaca
Theodore Weiss
New York City
Training in vocations and college options offered locally
The Educational Information Center and partners provide training options in office practices, barbering, and food service. It lists Central City Business Institute, Powelson Business Institute, two barbering programs, Onondaga-Madison BOCES catering and hotel restaurant courses, and Empire State College information session. Call HELP 405 Oak St. or hot lines 473-2823 for schedules, costs, and locations.
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Educational Information Center
EIC
Regional Learning Service
RLS
Onondaga County Public Library
OCPL
Education Information Center
Oak St
Herald-Journal
Central City Business Institute
James St
Syracuse
Powelson Business Institute
Montgomery St
The
New York Telephone Co
Critelli’s School
Albany St. Utica
N.Y
Onondaga-Madison Boces
Empire State College
E. Genesee St
Monday HEAP signup deadline set by Onondaga County
Onondaga County Social Services Commissioner John L. Lascaris said Monday is the deadline for accepting applications for the 1981-82 Home Energy Assistance Program HEAP. He noted the 1982-83 HEAP will start taking applications late in the fall. The state-funded program aids low income households with rising fuel and utility costs. Since the county program began last fall, 15 959 households have received benefits totaling 2 546 403 dollars.
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Onondaga County
John L. Lascaris
Lascaris
County Update offers 10 I Can Do It courses for kids
Camp Fire, a United Way agency, runs ten I Can Do It courses this fall for children in grades two through four. Eight one hour sessions once weekly after school cover nutrition, fire safety, hygiene, budgeting, pet care, first aid, and safety. Courses begin the first week of October at locations across the area including Westvale, Liverpool, Skaneateles, Syracuse, East Syracuse Minoa, and Manlius. Call 474 8504 for forms and actions. deadline September 27 for registration. A public hearing on North Syracuse Central School District attendance realignments is set for 7 30 p at North Syracuse School.
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Camp Fire
United Way
Tober
Westvale
Liverp Skaneateles
Syracuse
cuse-Minoa
Manlius
Propo Area
North Syracuse Central Scio
North Syracuse
Court of Honor set by Troop 21 scouts
Troop 21 Boy Scouts of America will hold a special Court of Honor at 7 30 p m tomorrow with the Eagle award to John Lux II presented by Dale Weight a Veweia Council executive board member and past president Also notable lectures and events listed at Beaver Lake Nature Center Syracuse Masonic Temple and local libraries with free public programs and exhibits across the area
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Boy Scouts of America
John Lux II
Dale Weight
Veweia Council
Mildred Faust
Australia
New Zealand
Beaver Lake Nature Center
Frederick K. Kilian
Syracuse
Danforth Lodge
F & AM
Judge orders destruction of dog after two year old mauled
In Clay, Judge John Halim hears parents, neighbor, and owner testimony on the attack by a chow named Rusty. Christine Reap, 2, sustained severe head injuries. the court rules the dog dangerous and must be destroyed, with euthanasia planned after rabies tests. The family contemplates damages suit while Christine recovers.
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Christine Reap
Town of Clay
John Halim
Hall
James Baker
Baker
New Jersey
Halm
Linda Reap
Patrick Reap
Rusty
Kelly
Christie
Society For the Previon of Cruelty To Animals
Mol Road
Haim
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