DWI charges across Camillus Solvay Geddes and Syracuse police
Camillus officers charged Richard Q. Ryan 18 with DWI at 2:31 a.m. Sept 15 on Kasson Road. George H. Martzell Ur. 36 faced felony DWI at Mobil West Genesee Street, plus improper plates and failure to use designated ta. Richard A. March 37 was charged at 11:27 p.m. Sept 7 at Winding Way North Field Way with unsafe turn and keep right infractions. Solvay police linked Michael J. Demparee 36 to DWI at 2:45 a.m. Sept 18, plus first degree aggravated unlicensed operation and related charge. Marilyn P. Rowland-Sturtz 25 faced speeding after a 2:24 a.m. Sept 16 stop on Washington Street. David M. Bidwell 25 charged at 2:05 a.m. Sept 15 with speeding. Geddes police cited Mark T. Rusne 36 for DWI in Western Lights lot Sept 15. Patricia A. Collins 43 charged Sept 9 with DWI on South Avery Avenue and failure to stay in lane. Onondaga County sheriff officials charged Cermela Schnur 37 with DWI Sept 20 on Buckley Road at Mill Brook in Clay, also speeding, Jeffrey P. Sentiman 25 charged Sept 20 on Route 481 in Clay with third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation. Syracuse officer D Damien Roberts 30 charged with DWI Sept 19 on Butternut Street.
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Richard Q. Ryan
Coventry Road
Kasson Road
George H. Martzell Ur
Willow Run
Chittenango
Mobil
Genesee Street
Richard A. March
Main St
A-2
Winding Way
North Field Way
Solvay
Michael J. Demparee
Salisbury Rd
Marilyn P. Rowland-Sturtz
Washington St
Manlius
David M. Bidwell
Fay Road
Geddes
Mark T. Rusne
Walcott Ave
Western Lights
Patricia A. Collins
Herkimer St
South Avery Avenue
Cermela Schnur
Silver Spruce Circle
Clay
Buckley Road
Mill Brook Road
Jeffrey P. Sentiman
Caughdeney Road
Burglary and Robbery Reports Across Geddes and Syracuse
Police in Geddes and Onondaga County report multiple thefts between August and September. Incidents include a bicycle stolen from a garage on Newcastle Road and wristwatch and belongings taken from Salina and Clay residences, plus linoleum and a VCR taken in unrelated burglaries. Syracuse arrests describe an assault near Lodi Street and a theft from a T shirt vendor on Colvin Street.
Drug charges filed against Cortland man in Syracuse
Jose Lula Pace-Martinez, 31, of Cortland Avenue, was charged by Syracuse police with fourth and seventh degree criminal possession of a controlled substance after an incident at 10 p.m. on September 19 at the intersection of Midland and West Kennedy Streets.
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Syracuse
Jose Lula Pace-Martinez
Cortland Avenue
Midland
West Kennedy Street
Pameis E. Vieira
Colgate tightens Greek life rules amid reforms
Colgate University trustees approve sweeping changes to fraternities and sororities. Freshmen and sophomores must live on campus, pledging ends, rushing shortened to two weeks, and as of 1994 new students cannot join. Off-campus housing limited to 250. 2,700 students enrolled. The plan stems from a two year residential life review sparked by a fraternity party rape and hazing allegations.
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Colgate University
Colgate
Hamilton
University
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Fraternity
Ity
Lee Pellow
Residential Life Committee
Board
Pelton
Neil Grabois
Grabois
James Lane
Inter-Fraternity
Lane
Combined Health Appeal begins annual fund raising
The Combined Health Appeal of Syracuse started its seventh annual drive to support health agencies formed in 1982. CHA has ten member groups including the American Cancer Society Planned Parenthood Alzheimer's Association and Muscular Dystrophy Association. Last year CHA raised just over $100000 while United Way brought in over $8 million.
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Syracuse
United Way
Tom Cunningham
CHA
Cunningham
American Cancer Society
Planned Parenthood
Alzheimer's Association and
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Monitoring program dropped from proposed county budget
County officials dropped funding for a monitoring program tied to a proposed incinerator project. Baker urged keeping the program, suggesting the agency should fund it. The incinerator could burn up to 990 tons daily and release toxins. experts say monitoring helps limit liability if workers fall ill.
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Baker
Michael B. Lax
Central
Classified sale tips from attic to cash
Call the Herald-Journal and Herald American Classified Ad Department at 470-0032 to list saleable attic and basement items. Expect surprising results from a simple home cleanout.
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Herald-Journal
Herald American
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Geddes Police
Newcastle Road
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Joseph G. Shackleton
Sunrise Terrace
Baldwinsville Central School
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Daphne Drive
Christine M. Fellion
Syracuse Police
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Wiry Ridge Reed
Valeria Johnson
Rainbow
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Howard A. Shambo
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