Man accused of burglary and assault at ex-girlfriend’s apartment
Ernest D. Lane, 39, was arrested near his Brighton Avenue home on felony burglary and attempted robbery charges after police say he broke into Regina Core’s apartment, slapped her, threatened with a metal object and a straight razor. Lane denied threatening her and was questioned.
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Regina M. Core
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Core
School district faces criticism over candidate photos
Syracuse Commissioner Hal Travis and local education officials accuse the district of using taxpayer money for political gain by including photos of three Democratic board members running in November in the October News 'n Notes. The district cites nonpolitical intent and notes many officials with students are pictured.
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Syracuse
Hal Travis
Neil Driscoll
Grand marshal named for Columbus Day parade in Syracuse
Syracuse SkyChiefs vice president Anthony Tex Simone will serve as grand marshal for the Columbus Day parade in Syracuse. Mayor Roy Bernard joins him to paint a red stripe on James Street along the parade route. The event starts at 9 30 am on Saturday October 11 with performances by Henninger High School band Syracuse Combined Middle School Bands the Central New York Police and Fire Band Banda Rossa from Utica the Syracuse Police Kittie Band and the Blue Noters.
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Syracuse SkyChiefs
Anthony “Tex” Simone
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Fries For Friends fundraiser supports Syracuse Rescue Mission
Two local groups push Fries For Friends annual drive raising funds since 1988. The effort partners Rescue Mission and Carroll Corp owner of 23 Syracuse Burger Kings and three in Watertown. Last year raised nearly $66,000, contributing about 23 percent of the Mission’s yearly gifts, with October fries books sold at local Burger Kings to fund Rescue Mission programs.
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Syracuse
Rescue Mission
Carroll Corp
Burger King
Watertown
Nicole Samolis
Burger Kings
Rescue Mission Programs
Library final hearing on expansion project presentation
The Northern Onondaga Public Library schedules a final public presentation of plans for new Cicero and North Syracuse libraries and Brewerton expansion at p.m. Thursday at Cicero Town Hall. Voters will decide Oct. 15 on borrowing 425 million from the Dormitory Authority to fund the project, which would raise about 19 for the average property owner starting in 1999. Library director John Walter cites space limits as the driver for growth.
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Onondaga
Cicero
Syracuse
Brewerton
John Walter
Mildred Haas
Eastwood
Caughdenoy
Onondaga County
Caughdenny
Hall
Back Street
Jewish vet David Ginsburg honored by Onondaga JWW Post 131
David Ginsburg, age 99 and the oldest surviving Marine drill instructor in the country, was celebrated at a luncheon by Jewish War Veterans Post 131 at the Jewish Community Center in Syracuse. The crowd sent birthday wishes from notable figures and former Marines, praising his long service in the Army and Marines and his life as a milkman after retirement.
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David Ginsburg
Jewish War Veterans
Ginsburg
Onondaga County
JWW
Jewish Community Center
Alex Miller
David
Muller
Ginnsburg
United States
Happy
Bull
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Marie May
John P Swift Gimsburg
Army
Marines
Syracuse
Post 131
Sid Berson
Marine Corps
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Stone a ction figure defends films at Syracuse and Cornell
Oliver Stone promoted his unpublished debut novel and defended his films in a Syracuse University talk and a Cornell Bailey Hall speech. He described A Childs Night Dream, read from it, and urged students to pursue dreams while noting critics question his mixing of history and license.
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Syracuse University
Oliver Stone
Yale University
Stone
Central New York
Borders Books & Music
Carousel Center
Bailey Hall
Cornell University
Kennedy
Cri
Nixon
Mothers sue pharmacy over teen overdose deaths in Syracuse area
Ann Platter and Genevieve Schreiner file suits in state Supreme Court seeking compensatory damages totaling 1.1 million and 31 million respectively from Kacey's Drug Inc and two pharmacists for the deaths of Amanda Platter, 17, and Ray Schreiner, 20, tied to stolen prescription drugs sold by Ebin Winters and John Winter. Lawyers say the case centers on a drug epidemic in Cicero and North Syracuse, with the Winters already serving state prison terms for drug trafficking.
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Amanda Platter
Cicero- North Syracuse
Sue
Amanda
Ray Schreiner
Cicero
Platier
Ebin
John Winter
Winters
Schreiner
Ann Platter
Kacey
Syracuse
Ehin Winters
Lahm
Kevin Halslander
Battaglia
Athanas
Me first attitude drives road rage on highways
The piece cites experts linking aggressive driving to a rising highway danger, noting more cars, tighter budgets for traffic enforcement, and a “me first” mindset on roads. It recounts experiences on I-81 and shares personal notes from Joan McCarthy seeking her biological mother and Mildred Haas recalling Caughdenoy history, including local landmarks and riverbank memories.
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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Ricardo Martinez
Traffic Safety Administration
Joan
Madeline McCarthy
Sandra Marie Hayes
Catholic Charities
St. Mary's Hospital
Court Street
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