Hate Crimes Law Nears Effect in New York State
More than 200 participants discussed stopping hate violence at a conference in Liverpool as New York moves toward an October 8 implementation of stricter penalties for crimes rooted in bias. Speakers noted the bill’s 11-year journey, political hurdles, and the law’s intent to require motive proof.
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New York State
Ramada Inn
Liverpool
Assembly
Senate
Bonnie Strunk
Stonewall Committee
Joseph Bruno
Strunk
Bruno
Congress
Paula Johnson
Syracuse University
College of Law
United States
New York
al Gore
Corner Teall and Mooney Holds Irish Family Memory
Margaret Helbeck recalls her Irish ancestry in Syracuse near Teall and Mooney in a nostalgic neighborhood portrait. She recalls grandparents from Wexford and Letrum, the 1920s move, neighbors on James Street, and landmarks like the old stove, icebox, windup Victrola, and the vegetable hawker. Janet Fehr Dwyer’s death marks change in the close knit area.
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County Wexford
Syracuse
Margaret McLaughlin
County Lettram
Patrick Ford
Maggie
James Street
Aidan
Teall and
Mooney
Mary Margaret
Grandma Hickey
Grandpa
Grandma
Kate
Margaret Helbeck
Joe O'Kane
Hickeys
Margaret
Ray
Sunnycrest Park
Baylor the Butcher
Janet Fehr Dwyer
Janet
Jack
Teall
Shuart Avenue
Lincoln School
Mooney and Teall
Dick Case
Emai
Citynews
Reform in Assembly race centers on Bragman speakership bid
In Syracuse area coverage, Magnarelli backs Bragman while resisting commitment to oust Speaker Silver. Reform advocates argue replacing the speaker is needed, but Magnarelli emphasizes changing the process over personnel. Campaigns report radio and TV ads as Election Day nears.
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Michael Bragman
Assembly
Magnareilt
Mignarell
DeRegi
Sil
Magnarelli
Silver
Bragman
Dcicero
Jeader
Ted
Brayman
Syracuse
Magna- Telli
Joan Christensen
Hey
Albany
DeRegis
Magnareli
State Board of Elections
Robbery fails on the North Side in dawn incident
North Side resident John Glover alerted police after spotting a hooded man on his porch claiming car lights were left on. The suspect fled, a neighbor reported seeing him shove a box, and officers arrested 17 year old Chudney Carter with a loaded handgun, duct tape, gloves and cuffs nearby. Carter faces charges of attempted robbery, attempted burglary, burglary tools. arraignment set in City Court.
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North Side
John Glover
Pond Street
Glover
Sgt
Joe Sweeny
Kesman
Syracuse
First North Street
Carter
Sweeny
Michael Emond
Peggy Southwell
Village police back to full strength and focus on crime
The department, once at 10 of 13 full-time officers due to injuries and vacancies, is back to full staff. Chief Wilkinson plans to boost training and crime prevention, place investigator Mike Stass on full-time crime solving, and restructure roles to deter crime.
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Wilkinson
Rainbow
The
Police Benevolent Association
Police Union
East Syracuse
Paul Gottfried
Cime
Mike Stass
Ramp crash briefly blocks I-81 on ramp near 1-481
Caporuscio said a ramp closure of about two hours resulted from a two-vehicle crash involving Darrel Lennox 23 of Central Square and Richard Rabb. Caporuscio noted no skid marks or brake lock evident as cars slowed in heavy traffic. Rabb was interviewed later. Lennox was cited for following too closely. He was not injured and transported to Crouse Hospital and released. Speed and impairment not factors according to troopers.
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Crouse Hospital
Pontiac
Darrel Lennox
Green Acres Drive
Central Square
Lennox
Richard Rabb
Sterling A. Gray Jr
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