Syracuse Woman Arrested After Stabbing Boyfriend
Syracuse police say 18 year old Tyeesha Evans of 80 Presidential Plaza was arrested Thursday on a felony assault charge and a misdemeanor weapon possession count after a 7 15 p m argument on Slocum Avenue with 19 year old Damian Everson of 121 Paul Avenue, during which she stabbed him with a kitchen knife.
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Presidential Plaza
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Slocum Avenue
Damian Everson
Paul Ave
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Onondaga Republicans seek 4 million cut in county budget
Onondaga County legislators unveil a lean 798 million budget plan with nearly four million in cuts mainly targeting salaries and utilities. They preserve capital funding for parks and science museum while boosting lines for the Skaneateles Festival and county clerk pay, despite property tax impacts.
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Moon J. Rubenstein Museum of Science and Technology
Martha E. Mulroy
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Ways and Means Committee
Hazard Branch
Fire damages upper floor of unoccupied Syracuse home
A blaze on Thursday evening damaged the top floor of a two story wood frame house at 1333 1335 West Colvin Street in Syracuse. No injuries were reported as 26 firefighters took about 16 minutes to control the fire which started about 6 30 p m. The cause remains unknown and two rooms were heavily damaged.
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John Cowan
Cowan
Walsh Mower to announce Byrne Dairy donation for housing initiative
Rep James Walsh and Eric Mower announce a $60 000 Byrne Dairy gift for Syracuse area housing support. Byrne Dairy commits 20000 yearly for three years to the initiative revolving loan fund begun with federal help. Amber Church mass casualty drill set for 9 am Saturday tests 20 agencies at Otisco Valley Road site. Fayetteville boards to meet Monday at Village Hall to discuss Briar Brook sidewalks on 80 acre Route 5 area.
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Syracuse Neighborhood Initiative
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Otisco
Amber Church
Olisco Valley Road
Amber
Mike Wheeler
Fayetteville
Lawmakers propose $4 million cut across 20 departments
Legislators Thursday proposed trimming four million dollars from next year's budget across more than twenty departments covering travel and utilities. They also added funding including five hundred eighty thousand for sheriff helicopter debt, five hundred thirty thousand to pave roads, twenty five thousand for the Soil and Water Conservation District, five thousand for the Skaneateles Festival, and one thousand three hundred eleven for the Centers for Nature Education.
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Terry Pickard
R Manlius
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Sheriff's Department
County Soil and Water Conservation District
Centers For Nature Education
Fire ruins ex-chief's house in grease fire tragedy
Former Manlius Fire Chief Lucky Ives watched as his one story home at 11 Greenridge Drive burned in a Thursday grease fire. The blaze, two alarms, claimed the family dog Maisie and left the main floor gutted while neighbors and firefighters from multiple towns worked to contain it.
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Peeckapoo
Maisie
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911 Center
Bruce Bennett
Bennett
DeWitt
Fayetteville
Cazenovia
Chittenango
Bob Bennett
Kathleen Ives Smith
Smith
Most at risk MOST museum impact on Dr King Magnet pupils
Pupils from Dr King Magnet School partner with the Museum of Science and Technology to run group experiments and explore maze, rock climbing, and IMAX. The MOST faces a $230000 funding gap, risking shutdown in 2001, threatening downtown tourism and the school’s STEM program.
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Scout Council
U.S. Supreme Court
United Ways
Dr. King
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Museum of Science and Technology
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Highland Forest
Carpenter's Brook
Steve Karon
Onondaga County
Karen
Floyd Echols
Max
Queenisha Rutledge
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Wesley Alexander
Urban League Harriot Tubman Awards spotlight actor Amos
John Amos Jr told a crowd of over 400 at the Urban League of Onondaga County fundraiser that his real life path from garbage man to lumberjack to street sweeper to actor shows the value of hard work and roots. He urged community service and timed support to cut the league’s debt and sustain housing and employment programs.
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Urban League
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Kypa Kinte
Joint Chiefs of Staff
West Wing
Justike
Martin Luther King Jr
Onondaga County
Civil Rights Agency
Donnell Hicks
League
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