Growth fuels capital campaign at Mantius Pebble Hill School
Bernard Mahoney aligns with the Conservative Party as supporters back a campaign to expand facilities at Mantius Pebble Hill School. The text shows unsettled fragments but indicates organized efforts and party association surrounding the expansion plans.
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Mantius Pebble Hill School
Bernard Mahoney
Isissens Ooo
MEO AG
Syracuse couple's argument ends with stabbing arrest
Syracuse police report 18 year old Charmaine Hill of 9278 McBride St. stabbed Charles Gibson 21 of 101 B LaFayette Ave during an argument. Gibson sustained minor wounds to his left shoulder and hand, plus a bite mark. Hill was charged with felony assault and weapon possession.
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Syracuse
Charmaine Hill
McBride St
Hill
Charles Gibson
LaFayette Ave
Gibson
Miner
Accident claims life of motorist in Clay
A 26 year old Cray man Daniel D. Scriber died from multiple injuries after a car crash on Maple Road in Clay. He was identified by the Onondaga County Medical Examiner's Office and was a Phoenix High School and Onondaga Community College graduate.
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Maple Road
Clay
Daniel D. Scriber
Gatewood Drive
Jim Gray
Onondaga County
Man Charged Over Fake 911 Calls Caught on Video
Moses Nicholson, 24, faces two misdemeanor counts of falsely reporting an incident after police say he called 911 twice to claim an undercover officer had been shot. He was released on an appearance ticket. A video at Hub Market captured Nicholson making the calls.
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Moyr
Moses Nicholson
Arty
Sean Mullin
Nicholson
Hub Market
Oakwood Avenue
Burt Street
Pioneer Homes
Mullin
Scott Scantot
Ohio couple dies in Route 20 motorcycle crash
An Ohio couple, Rick and Linda Stevenson of Springfield, were killed when their motorcycle collided while trying to avoid two pickup trucks allegedly traveling in the wrong direction on Route 20 in Sharon. Ronald Hunt, 32, of Worcester, faces vehicle and traffic charges after pulling out of a Wal-Mart distribution center entrance and failing to heed signs.
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Ohio
Sharon
Rick
Linda Stevenson
Springsingfield
Warnerville
Ronald Hunt
Worcester
Otsego County
Hunt
Saratoga official charged with taking bribes faces indictments
Saratoga County Supervisor Michael J. Sullivan pleaded innocent at arraignment to 10 charges eight felonies claiming no crime. District Attorney David A. Wait alleged Sullivan approved $21 575 in vouchers to contractor Harry R. Baker for excavation work never performed in Moreau South Glens Falls area.
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Saratoga County
Michael J. Sullivan
Sullivan
County Board of Supervisors
Salwan
Moevonanesetor
Harry R. Baker
South Glens Falla
Moreau
Albany
Baker
David A. Wait
Wait
Syracuse mural clash over censorship and city art policy
Otis Jennings the Syracuse parks commissioner ordered paint over a Juan Cruz mural at Skiddy Park claiming political correction and diversity messaging. Cruz says the act was censorship while neighbors and university figures view it as disrespect to a citizen and artist.
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Rts
Otis Jennings
Juan Cruz
Skiddy Park
Juan
Parks
Blodgett School
Columbus Landing
Syracuse University
Rodger Mack
Pass Ag
Roller
Commissioners
Skiddy
Ivan
Parks Department
Westmoreland Park
Onondaga Community College
New Faith Draws Hispanics in Chicago Pentecostal Rise
Gloria Gonzales profiles a Puerto Rican Pentecostal church in Chicago that attracts Catholics and converts alike. A man in his late forties recounts evil visions replaced by Christ through Bible study and dreams, leading him to join Mission Boas before moving to Syracuse and Riviera.
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Chicago
Christ
Lord
Mission Boas
Syracuse
Iviera
Puerto Rican Pentecostal movement grows in Syracuse churches
The North American Hispanic Pentecostal Movement includes three Syracuse churches serving about 200 Puerto Rican families. Services are in Spanish with Pentecostal worship, spontaneous prayer, and Bible study. Local Catholic leader notes a shift among Hispanics toward Pentecostal groups, while many parishioners stay Catholic.
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Minelly Aguayo
Salina Street
Aileen Colon
Syracuse
South Presbyterian Church
Riviera
Onondaga County
Mirey
Chryst
Puerto Rico
United
Firing at DFY sparks probe over drag incident
Sandra Adams, an aide at Tryon Girls Center in Johnstown, says she was fired after resisting orders to drag a one year old girl 190 feet along concrete. She claims the girl, already in crisis, was injured and that other staff routinely used dragging. State officials confirm an investigation as the story ties to long running abuse reports at state detention centers.
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Sandra Adams
Tryon Girls Center
Johnstown
Utica
Adams
Amsterdam
Montgomery County
Ceac
Herald-Journal
James Cotter
Division For
Youth
Cotter
Harald Pen ad-Journal
Mary Ellen Ange
Ange
Buseck
Amsterdam Memorial Hospital
Otion
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