Multiple Syracuse Briefs Report Weekend Crime and Court Actions
A man shot in the chest drove to University Hospital and was listed in fair condition. A 18 year old girl was stabbed but sustained only minor injuries. A shoplifter walked off with over 225 dollars of merchandise from Kaufmanns. A laptop theft and a broken door at Commonfund Mortgage were reported. A woman alleged immunization exemption faced court action. A fire damaged an East Side apartment caused by heaters. A neighbor burglary led to charges against a security guard. A Tompkins County standoff ended with the suspect surrendering.
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University Hospital
Syracuse
Germain Jones
Salina St
Rolling Green Estates
Robin Bacon
Fayette St
Ken Heffernan
Bacon
Brian D. Harris
N. Townsend St
Joshua Mitchell
Harris
Diocese Looks to Young People in Central New York
The Episcopal Diocese of Central New York drew about 1000 worshippers to a Sunday gathering at the New York State Fairgrounds. The event mixed music from bluegrass to funk with discussions on church adaptation to an electronic culture and strategies to attract younger generations while preserving tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Kawalewski
Episcopal Diocese
Central New York
New York
Episcopal Church
Kowalewski
Diocesan School For Ministy
Konarewski
Tex Sample
U.S
Sample
Syracuse
Calvar’ Iscopal
All Saints
St. Mark's
Trinity
Unday
Canadian
Pennsylvania
Waterloo
Utica
West Genesee teacher wins Disney American Teacher Award
Donna Mahar of West Genesee Middle School earns Disney American Teacher Award honors as one of 33 winners from 11,000 nominees. The humanities educator uses creative activities to celebrate learning, earning a $10,000 prize plus a $5,000 school grant for her district.
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Donna Mahar
Mahar
West Genesee
West Genesee Middle School
Harl Sanderson
The
Walt Disney Co
Terry Wick
Disney Learning Partnership
Disney
Wicks
Ouzenne Dunn
West
Genesee Middle School
Westcott Street Fair Celebrates Neighborhood Diversity
Nearly 4,000 people joined the nine year old Westcott Street Fair in a three block area to celebrate diversity. Andrea German and her daughter Alyssa browsed Boom Babies thrift store as residents enjoyed ethnic foods music and face painting. Local families returned yearly to meet neighbors and watch teen performances while children queued for facial art and crafts.
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Andrea German
Westcott Street
Boom Babies
German
Alyssa
Syracuse
Nic
Nicole Peors
Meme Woolever
Fee
W. Smith, Levy Middle School
Nottingham High School
Teacher who shaped several generations at Hughes School
At a Syracuse reunion, former pupil Bennie Kuppel, now city master gardener, recalls how Beryl Digney inspired him and many others. Digney led Hughes School opened 70 years ago with pioneering open classroom methods aiding visually and hearing impaired students, cerebral palsy and polio cases.
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Digney
Percy Hughes
Yracuse
Kuppel
Hughes
Syracuse
Thornden Park
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P.m
West Calvin Street
William Mulroy
Kaufmann
Kaufmann’s
Carousel Center
Adrian
A. Alfaro
Lodi St
Alfaro
Suney
William R. Dalton Jr
Gebhardt St
Tammy
Centro
Liverpool
Kelly Turner
Ahaca
Ithaca
Tompkins County
Young
Suzanne Dunn
Aaron Alexander
J.J. Schulz
Elmira
Beryl Digney
Bennie Kuppel
Woodchuck Hill Road
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