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Lawmakers
weigh ethics
COURSE: DINNER law to deny
pensions
Measure aimed at longtime officials
would require a public referendum
to change the state constitution.

By Mike McAndrew
mmcandrew@syracuse.com
The New York State Assembly
could vote today on a bill that would
deny state pensions to corrupt public
officials like Sheldon Silver and Dean
Skelos.
Under withering criticism from
government watchdogs for failing to
pass any ethics reform laws this year,
the Assembly Judiciary Committee on
Wednesday voted 21-0 in favor of the
same pension forfeiture bill that the
state Senate passed in 2015.
Senate Majority Leader John
Flanagan and Senate Independent
Democratic Conference Leader Jeffrey
Klein told reporters Wednesday they
were optimistic the full Assembly
would approve the legislation.
I think we are very close to an
agreement on pension forfeiture, which
is something thats very, very good,
Klein said. Its something the Senate
IDC and the Republicans have been
pushing for a long time. The bill we
passed last year is the bill we need to
pass. Im very optimistic the Assembly
is going to pass that bill.
Delaware Elementary School is the rst school in Syracuse to serve three square meals a day to students who sign up. The district The pension forfeiture bill requires a
hopes to expand dinners to more schools next year. (Photos by Michael Greenlar | mgreenlar@syracuse.com) change to the state constitution, so law-
makers from both houses will have to
approve the bill again in 2017 or 2018,
and the public will have to approve
A FREE SUPPER, PROVING POPULAR AT the measure in a referendum before it
becomes law.
DELAWARE, COULD SPREAD TO OTHER Under the bill, any state public offi-
SCHOOLS IN AN EFFORT TO CREATE A
cial who is a member of a pension or
retirement system and is convicted of a
BETTER ENVIRONMENT FOR LEARNING LAWMAKERS, PAGE A-6

By Julie McMahon The district chose these two

jmcmahon@syracuse.com schools because theyre among
A Syracuse school is among the poorest in Syracuse, based
a growing number nationwide on family income and usage NEIGHBORS
to provide free dinner as part of Supplemental Nutrition
of an effort to tackle societal Assistance Program benefits. 2016 graduates from
problems outside the class- Across the district, 83 per-
room that affect student per- cent of families qualify for Onondaga County high
formance. free meals or Medicaid ben- schools listed
Delaware elementarys new efits, officials said.
free supper program stems I think we know as educa- Look for the annual listing of gradu-
from the same thinking that tors that some students, the ates from public and private high schools
fuels year-round schools, only two meals they get a near you in Onondaga County in todays
enrichment programs and day are the meals they get Neighbors section.
school-based health centers. at school, Contreras said. Youll also find short profiles of the top
Its part of the districts plan to Certainly there are plenty students from each school, and the time,
combat problems like poverty of parents who are providing date and location of graduation ceremo-
and crime that spill into the great meals at home, but there nies in Onondaga County.
classroom. are far too many families that
Its a recognition that urban arent. If there is anything we
education cant be limited to can do to help our families,
academics, Superintendent ultimately it will help the chil-
Sharon Contreras said. Kids dren to learn.
cant learn if theyre hungry, Dinners at after-school pro-
she said. She plans to eventu- grams are growing in popular-
ally offer free dinner at every ity nationwide, experts said.
city school. Syracuse hopes to be among
Delaware is the pilot for the the first districts in New York
supper program. In May, the state to take advantage of fed-
school began serving supper eral money to provide meals to
in its after-school program, students across an entire city.
which is open to all students. The funding is available
McKinley-Brighton through the U. S. Department
Elementary School will start of Agriculture, in part because
serving dinners in the fall. CITY, PAGE A-6

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LOCAL
FROM THE ARCHIVES
SYRACUSE

Body found behind fire station;

possible overdose, police say
Police are investigating a body that was found behind a
Syracuse fire station Wednesday.
Syracuse police responded to the 600 block of West Street
around 2:30 p.m. after a body was found in an alley behind
the Syracuse Fire Departments Station 6.
Sgt. Rick Helterline said the person was dead when officers
arrived and that the death appears to have been caused by a
drug overdose. He said there does not appear to be anything
criminal, but police are awaiting the results of toxicology
tests.
For about an hour, police officers taped off the alley
between the fire station and a vacant building at 617 West St.
Officers bagged evidence and snapped photos. Eventually,
the body was removed from the alley, placed in a TLC
Ambulance and taken away.
Ken Sturtz
SKANEATELES

Dump truck driver dies in crash,

hitting utility pole, police say
The driver of a dump truck was killed Wednesday when
the vehicle went off the road and crashed into a pole, the
Onondaga County Sheriffs Department said.
At 12:06 p.m., deputies and Skaneateles and Mottville
firefighters responded to a crash on New Seneca Turnpike
between Lucinda Drive and Knightsbridge Road in the town
of Skaneateles.
The sheriffs office said the dump truck had been traveling
west on New Seneca Turnpike when the vehicle left the north
side of the road, hit a culvert and became airborne. The dump
truck then hit a utility pole before coming to rest.
Detective Jon Seeber, a sheriffs office spokesman, said the
name of the victim was not being released until family had
been notified.
Ken Sturtz
VOLNEY

Paul Newman during lming of the movie Slap Shot in Syracuse. Woman dies in Oswego County crash

EXTRAS CAUSED A
A woman was killed after a car crashed into a truck
Tuesday evening in Oswego County.
Judith A. Hall, 77, died at Upstate University Hospital in
Syracuse after a two-vehicle crash in Volney, according to
state police.

SCENE IN SLAP SHOT

Cedric B. Hall, 86, of Gilbert Mills Road, Fulton, was
driving his 2004 Buick sedan east on Route 9 around 6 p.m.
when he approached the Route 6 intersection, troopers said.
Judith Hall was riding in his car.
As Cedric Hall approached the intersection, Salvatore P.
Trepasso, 62, of Jones Drive, Fulton, was driving south on
Route 6 in his 1991 Ford pickup, troopers said.
Cedric Hall failed to yield the right of way, driving into the
By Johnathan Croyle game, required to be on path of Trepassos truck, troopers said.

A
jcroyle@syracuse.com the job early in the morn- The truck struck the sedan, trapping Cedric Hall and Judith
taste of Hollywood ing and to be on call for Hall, troopers said. After Volney, Pennellville and Phoenix
came to Syracuse three days. Despite shoot- firefighters extricated the pair from the car, Cedric Hall and
40 years ago this ing in the first few days of Judith Hall were taken by Menter Ambulance to Upstate.
month. June, the audience had to Judith Hall died at the hospital, troopers said.
Universal Studios, direc- wear heavy winter cloth- Cedric Hall was ticketed for failing to yield the right of
tor George Hill and star ing no matter how hot way at a stop sign, troopers said.
actor Paul Newman came it was outside. Samantha House
to Syracuse for a few days Shooting began June
to shoot scenes for a hock- 1, and the arrival of Paul SHERBURNE
ey movie, Slap Shot, at Newman created quite a
the Onondaga County War reaction. Teen who died in ATV crash is identified
Memorial. Applause, requests
The film depicted a for autographs and cries A Madison County teen who was killed in an all-terrain
minor league hockey team, of Paul, Paul greeted vehicle crash in May has been identified.
the Charlestown Chiefs, him. One woman, taking On May 5, Chenango County sheriffs deputies responded
who resorted to violent a break from work, said picture was a reason- to a report of an accident at 305 Blanding Road in the
play to gain popularity in a There he is Oh God. able one, he said. Its a town of Sherburne, about 50 miles southeast of Syracuse.
declining factory town. Newman seemed embar- whole subculture. ... Its Sherburne and Norwich firefighters and Cooperstown
Newman played the rassed by the attention. truly vulgar and its truly Medical Transport also responded.
teams aging player/coach, Well, it just makes me funny. William T. Bassett Jr., 14, of Madison, was riding an ATV
Reggie Dunlop. uncomfortable, Newman While many in the toward a field when he hit a pipe in the ground and was
The War Memorial was said during the filming. cast were former profes- Whatever ejected from the ATV, according to an accident report. The
to represent a hockey rink But, he added, Thats my sional players, or played you do, dont ATV then landed on top of him, pinning him underneath.
in Hyannis Port, on Cape problem, not theirs. recreationally, Newman laugh, he told The sheriffs office said at the time of the accident that the
Cod. In the scenes filmed in relied on skating skills he one section of teen had hit a piece of farm equipment, which caused the
About 500 Syracusans Syracuse, Newman and his learned when he was 12 extras about to be ATV to go over an embankment.
would be hired as extras, team climbed over a wall years old. attacked by 10 angry Bassett was taken by ambulance to Chenango Memorial
earning $2.30 an hour around the rink to fight I was OK, he said. hockey players. Hospital in Norwich where he was pronounced dead.
and $3 for lunch. Another with the crowd. Though Ive slowed down Some did, and the scene The sheriffs office initially refused to identify the victim
500 people showed up to The violence was a large a little bit. he said. had to be shot again. of the crash. When The Post-Standard requested records from
watch the filming. part of what interested For the hundreds of However, by the end of the case under the Freedom of Information Law, the sheriffs
The extras would be Newman in the script. Syracuse extras, work the day some of the extras office released a police accident report identifying Bassett.
the audience at a hockey The idea of a hockey started at about 7:30 a.m. had to be warned not to Ken Sturtz
and continued for nearly fight with the actors. SYRACUSE
12 hours. Tempers are getting
They cheerfully moved testy, Hill said.
from section to section as The extras would be Man stabbed during fight on North Side
the filming progressed, needed for only two A victim told police he was stabbed on the North Side of
and gave, The Post- days. After that, shooting Syracuse after six people picked a fight.
Standard reported, a con- involved only the cast in a Syracuse police responded to the 1800 block of Grant
vincing crowd growl on locker room setting. Boulevard at 3:44 a.m. Wednesday. When officers arrived,
command. The movie opened in they found a wounded man who told police he had been
Grimace, jeer, yell, theaters on March 25, stabbed during a struggle, said Sgt. Richard Helterline, a
threaten, swear, the extras 1977. A review in The spokesman for the Syracuse Police Department.
were told. And they did. Post-Standard called it a The man, 27, told police six men started a fight with him,
The Chiefs players were vitality-filled film that is Helterline said. During the brawl, the victim was stabbed in
soon the enemy. enormously entertaining in his left shoulder with an unknown object, he said.
The extras soon learned a wildly funny way. American Medical Response Ambulance transported the
the tedious process of Rolling Stone magazine victim to Upstate University Hospital. The victim was in seri-
making movies. called it the seventh-best ous condition, but was expected to live, Helterline said.
The scene where the sports movie ever made. The victim told investigators the suspects might have fled
Chiefs wade into the northbound toward Butternut Street in a vehicle, Helterline
Actor Paul Newman and other actors at the Onondaga bleachers with sticks and If you were an extra or an said.
County War Memorial, where lming of Universal Pictures fists flying was shot 20 audience member at the film- Police asked anyone with information about the stabbing to
Slap Shot was taking place, in a le photo from June 1, times. ing of Slap Shot in June 1976, call 315-442-5222 or submit an anonymous tip through the
1976. About 500 Central New Yorkers were hired to play At first, director George we would like to hear about SPD Tips app.
hockey fans in the movie, and about 500 more showed up to Hills biggest problem was it. Write us an e-mail at fea- Samantha House
watch lming. keeping everyone serious. tures@syracuse.com.

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Summer weather will return
to CNY, in time for summer
By Glenn Coin
gcoin@syracuse.com
After a cool spring and an
early June that sometimes
felt like October, summer
weather returns just in time
for summer.
Central New York will
see a week of warm, dry
weather, with temperatures
that could hit 90 on Monday,
the first day of summer. The
normal high on June 20 is 79
degrees.
The only mention of rain
in the forecast is a 20 percent
chance overnight and today,
but that should stay well to
the south of the Syracuse
LOCAL
area, the National Weather
Service said.
Otherwise, it looks dry
through at least Monday
night, with a sunny, very
warm weekend.
Temperatures will warm
well into the 80s Sunday and
close to 90 on Monday under
the dome of high pressure,
the weather service said.
With the cold front moving
through on Tuesday, temps
will take a downward turn.
Highs on Tuesday cool back
into the lower 80s.
Contact Glenn Coin by email or at
470-3251.

Neriah Mims, 3, hugs her mother Rashida, close to a windowsill with aking paint, in their home on Kellogg Street in Syracuse.
(Michael Greenlar | mgreenlar@syracuse.com)

Study: Syracuse has nations

highest rate of lead poisoning
By James T. Mulder
jmulder@syracuse.com
Syracuse had the nations
highest percentage of children
with lead poisoning between
2009 and 2015, according
to a study in the Journal of
Pediatrics.
FLAG-BEARERS: Braiden Smith, a rst-grader at The study by researchers at
Quest Diagnostics found 40
Webster Elementary School in Syracuse, leads the march percent of Syracuse children
around the school Tuesday during the schools Flag Day living in ZIP codes beginning
celebration. Students sang patriotic songs, waved home- with the numbers 132 had
made American ags and marched around the school. blood lead levels between 5
This is an annual event at Webster. and 10 micrograms per decili-
ter, while 16 percent had lev-
See the photo gallery at syracuse.com/photos els exceeding 10 micrograms
(Dennis Nett | dnett@syracuse.com) per deciliter.
About 3 percent of children
nationwide had blood lead
levels at or above 5, the study
said.
Experts say there is no safe
blood lead level. Research
shows blood lead levels as low
as 2 can cause health problems
in children. Lead poisoning
can cause lower IQs, long-last-
ing brain damage and many
other health problems. The
federal Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention has
established 5 micrograms per
deciliter as the threshold of
concern.
Lead paint is the major
cause of lead poisoning in
Syracuse and other cities with
housing built before lead paint
was banned in 1978. Children
are poisoned when they swal-
low or inhale lead paint dust
or chips.
DISPUTED BY COUNTY
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
There is a major discrep-
ancy between the studys find-
ings and statistics reported by
the Onondaga County Health
Department.
Health department numbers
show 631 of 5,555 Syracuse
children or 11 percent
tested in 2015 had blood lead
levels of 5 or higher. Health
department numbers also show
the percentage of Onondaga
County children with elevated
blood lead levels declined
from 9.1 percent in 2012 to
6.1 percent in 2015.
The study showed children
living in ZIP codes with the
highest poverty rates had high-
er blood lead levels. Syracuse
has one of the highest poverty
rates in the nation.
The study also showed
Buffalo and Poughkeepsie had
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LOCAL

Hypothermia, intoxication caused

death of OCC student, police say
By Ken Sturtz
ksturtz@syracuse.com
A 19-year-old Onondaga
Community College student
who was found dead earlier
this year after leaving a party
died from hypothermia and
alcohol intoxication, authori-
ties said.
Alex P. Hendry, of Hilton,
a suburb of Rochester, was
reported missing by his
roommate when he did not
return from a party off-cam-
pus the night before. Hendry
was last seen walking out of
the party early on Feb. 14.
Hendry was found face-down
in the snow around 1 a.m.
Feb. 15 near the colleges
baseball and softball fields.
Detective Jon Seeber, a
spokesman for the Onondaga
County Sheriffs Office, said
this week that Hendrys death
was determined to have been
accidental. His death was
caused by hypothermia and
acute alcohol intoxication,
he said.
Seeber said he did not
know Hendrys exact blood
alcohol content, but it was
high enough that he would
have been above the legal
limit to drive a vehicle.
Temperatures ranged from
minus 16 degrees to minus
23 degrees the morning
Hendry left the party, accord-
ing to the National Weather
Service.
Hendry was a freshman
general studies major and a
member of the college base-
ball team.

Fans at the Miranda Lambert concert at the Lakeview Amphitheater on Sept 3, 2015. It was the rst concert at the new venue. Suspects in explosion case plead not guilty
(Dennis Nett | dnett@syracuse.com)
Floyd Three Ohio resi- board box exploded outside
dents have pleaded not guilty his home.
Comptroller: We still havent seen that to felony assault charges
stemming from an explosion
that wounded a New York
Keith Seppi and Cindy
Shields, both 58, Donna
Seppi, 63, were arrested last
$119,000 from state for Miranda Lambert state prison guard last month.
The suspects were brought
to Oneida County for an
Tuesday at their homes in
Conneaut, Ohio.
Authorities say the explo-
appearance Monday in the sive was intended to stop the
Onondaga Countys 3 The county has not yet The briefing comes upon com- annual report. Carr represents town court in Floyd, where 53-year-old Dobransky from
amphitheater has been been reimbursed by the state mittee chairwoman Kathy SMG, a company hired to correction officer Alan reporting an elder care scam
popular, but the controller for a $119,000 deficit on the Rapps request last month. manage county facilities, Dobransky suffered serious against his mother in Ohio
has a few concerns. Miranda Lambert concert last Antonaccis letter seems including the Oncenter and the injuries May 29 when a card- Associated Press
September. intended to prompt questions amphitheater.
By Chris Baker 3 The legislature had asked from the planning commit- Chairwoman Rapp asked
cbaker@syracuse.com for three separate status tee. His office has been at Carr about the loss on the
Ringo Starr was a hit at the reports from the county CFO odds with the county execu- Lambert concert and how the
Lakeview Amphitheater this throughout the year, beginning tive in recent months and he county plans to handle losses Lead rates studied nationwide
month and Dave Matthews in April. According to com- bemoaned a lack of infor- on future concerts, according
Band will fill the venue next mittee meeting minutes, no mation sharing between the to meeting minutes. She asked LEAD, FROM PAGE A-3 Harvey W. Kaufman of
week. But the Onondaga such reports have been given. offices in a recent audit. for a plan to ensure the amphi- Quest Diagnostics, an author
County Comptroller still has 3 The comptrollers office I applaud this Committees theater operates in the black. high lead levels. of the study, said the nation
concerns about the $50 million has requested a copy of the initiative to look into the She asked Fisher to outline In Buffalo, 19 percent of has a long way to go to
concert hall on the lake. contract with Live Nation for Amphitheater, he wrote. the plan to the committee this children had blood lead lev- reduce disparities that put
In a letter to the county the 2016 concert season and This $50 million investment month. els between 5 and 10, while some children at dispropor-
legislatures planning commit- has not yet received it. of taxpayers money can only Following Ringo Starrs 6 percent had levels over 10. tionate risk of lead poison-
tee Tuesday, Comptroller Bob Today, Deputy County be successful with proper concert on June 3, concert- In Poughkeepsie, 15 ing.
Antonacci expressed a handful Executive Bill Fisher will brief oversight. goers detailed several end-user percent of kids had levels These alarming find-
of ongoing concerns about the the Planning and Economic In the committees May concerns at the amphitheater, between 5 and 10, while 5 ings show that while our
management of the amphithe- Development Committee on meeting, Oncenter General including traffic woes and a percent had levels over 10. nation has made progress in
ater. Those concerns included: the status of the amphitheater. Manager Kelly Carr gave his dusty scene in the parking lot. Quest examined more than addressing lead exposure,
Carr, who is also the general 5 million blood lead test our public health successes
manager of the amphitheater, results of infants and children are neither complete nor
addressed many of those con- under age 6 in all 50 states demographically consistent,
cerns after the concert. and the District of Columbia. he said.

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11 arrested in Weedsport
prostitution sting
One man is charged with
rape, state police say.
By Ken Sturtz
ksturtz@syracuse.com
Eleven people have been
arrested in a prostitution sting of Syracuse, charged with
in Cayuga County, and a man fourth-degree promoting pros-
was charged with rape, state
police said.
State police said they
arrested 11 people Thursday
as part of their investigation.
Authorities did not provide
details or explain the cir-
cumstances of the arrests.
Troopers worked with the
Cayuga County Sheriffs
Office and the FBI.
Jason M. Stein, 34, of
Liverpool, faces the most seri- fourth-degree promoting pros-
ous charges. He was charged
with first-degree rape and
second-degree attempted
patronizing a prostitute.
Stein is accused of offering Syracuse, charged with pros-
money for sex with a person
younger than 13 years old.
THE ARRESTED
Troopers also charged the
following people:
3 James E. Williams, 37,
of Syracuse, charged with
titution.
3 Michaela A. Grant, 29, of
fourth-degree promoting pros- and Robinson were all issued
Syracuse, charged with pros-
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3 Angelique Trichilo, 24, of $5,000 bail or $10,000 bail
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3 Ashley S. Byrne, 29,
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3 Nicole L. Longmuir, 30,
of East Syracuse, charged
with prostitution.
3 Maranda L Seeber, 32,
of Kirkville, charged with
fourth-degree promoting pros-
titution and seventh-degree
criminal possession of a con-
trolled substance.
3 Joseph M. Judware, 35,
of Syracuse, charged with
titution and seventh-degree
criminal possession of a con-
trolled substance.
3 Nicole Delfinio, 29, of
titution.
3 Courtney N. Robinson,
21, of Syracuse, charged with
fourth-degree promoting pros- A school employee arranges food to be served for dinner at Delaware Elementary School in Syracuse, the rst city school
titution. to serve three square meals a day to students who sign up. The district hopes to expand dinners to more schools next year.
Williams, Grant, Trichilo, (Michael Greenlar | mgreenlar@syracuse.com)
Phelps, Byrne, Longmuir,
Seeber, Judware, Delfinio,
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Village Court and held at the CITY, FROM PAGE A-1 cator that this is a program gram while participating in a can act as a magnet to help
Cayuga County jail in lieu of that would benefit students. superintendents roundtable draw kids into programs.
of school nutrition reforms led The dinners are similar to hosted by the American Heart FitzSimons said participa-
bond. by first lady Michelle Obama. school lunches, except each Association that focuses on tion is a sign that the program
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argued. Fitzpatrick prosecuted Rivas testimony. But he agreed it
Zimmer called for a hearing personally in 1993, soon after wasnt fair to include all of it,
that would force Onondaga
County District Attorney
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But Rivass verdict was
either.
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William Fitzpatrick, among overturned in 2015 after wind- to work out an agreement that
others, to testify. The prosecu- ing its way through the state would allow some of Hills TO AFTER MAIL-IN REBATE
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took so long to prosecute in death? Zimmer asked Tuesday. to rule on whether a hearing
the first place. She named four other possible should go forward requiring
County Court Judge Thomas suspects who have since died. prosecutors to explain delays
J. Miller said he would rule Fellow defense lawyer Ed in the case.
later this month. Klein noted that fingerprints in Rivass second trial is
Rivas, 64, spent 22 years the victims apartment could scheduled for Sept. 19. He
in prison for Hills murder no longer be tested to see if remains jailed on $200,000
inside her Syracuse apartment. they matched the dead sus- bail.

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PAGE A-12 THE POST-STANDARD THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 2016

 Ruth Griffith Sholes
June 16
Rose Mary Barzee
Evelyn A. Broekhuizen, 97
Leon Joseph Cominsky, 55
Raymond M. Daniels, 63
Jack E. Denny, 91
Jennie T. Herlan, 100
Isabel Mae Hull, 76
Nancy OConnor Jacuk
Joseph P. Klodzen, 75
Matthew J. Kuss, 54
Mary "Polly" R. Mahoney, 85
Frank S. Marone, 78
Salvatore (Sam) Marotta, 90
Suzanne Fuller McGivney, 85
Israel Medina, 71
Mary A. Miller, 72
Frank Newton, Sr., 94
Sharon A. Dillabough Peston
Douglas W. Purdy, 86
Joan G. Rahalski, 82
Gertrude A. Robinson, 95
Paul F. Russell Sr., 75
Mary Alice Reynolds Shafer
Ruth Griffith Sholes, 94
Josephine (Rogers) Smart, 97
Cora A. Smiley, 100
Bill "King" Solomon, 77
Gail M. Spinelli, 70
Robert A. Trnka, 60
Bernard L. Verzole, 92
Marion E. Wallis, 94
Mabel B. Wean, 81
Jane Weeden, 82
Robert B. Whitehead, 74
Lawrence Harvey Wishart, 99
James A. Williams
Elizabeth Zacharek, 82
June 15
Martin Edward Connors
Hassan B. Kadah,82
Bernard Northrup, 65
Mary Alice Shafer, 92
Florence "Betty" Zera, 85
June 14
Wesley Brenneman, 76
Margaret V. Brigandi, 96
Peter J. Carocci, Sr., 94
Louis John Cecconi Sr., 91
Donald D. Claflin Jr., 57
Lewis W. "Bud" Coles
Roger Cook, 84
Thomas Edward Costello, 53
Maria Victoria Estrada, 42
Suzanne K. Gigantelli, 72
Mary E. Jalbert, 96
Shirley D. Krukowski, 82
Eric M. Kunai, Jr., 20
Albert Andrew Major, 65
Sharon Lee Major, 66
William "Bill" Mayers, 89
John J. Mondy, 89
Jeffrey W. Monroe, 61
Victor V. Potish, 92
John R. "Jack" Pughe, Jr., 63
Paul F. Russell Sr., 75
Jose "Beaver" Vazquez, 26
Florence "Betty" Zera
Frank S. Marone
June 14, 2016
Frank S. Marone, 78, of
Brewerton, passed away on
Tuesday.
Frank was predeceased by
his parents, Frank and Mary
Marone and sisters, Elise
Cardillo and Patricia Marone.
He is survived by his lov-
ing and devoted wife of 57
years, Sharon Marone: son,
Salvatore F. Marone of New
Cumberland, PA; brother,
Salvatore (Maureen) Marone
of NJ; sister, Marylou Russo
of NJ; grandson, Matthew M.
Marone of New Cumberland,
PA; and several nephews,
nieces, and cousins.
A Funeral Service will be
held on Saturday, 1 p.m., at
Watson Funeral Home, 631 S.
Main St., Central Square.
Family and friends may visit
from noon to 1 p.m., prior to
the service.
Contributions may be
made to Brewerton Fire
Department/Ambulance, 9625
Brewerton Rd, Brewerton, NY
13029. Please visit www.wats
ontraub.com for online
guestbook.
Gail M. Spinelli
June 14, 2016
Gail M. Spinelli, 70, former-
ly of Oneida and Canastota,
died Tuesday, in St. Lukes
Memorial Hospital. Funeral
Services will be held 7 p.m.
Tuesday from the Campbell-
Dean Funeral Home, , Oneida.
Interment will be made in
Glenwood Cemetery. Friends
may call at the funeral home,
4 to 7 p.m., Tuesday.
Jane Weeden
June 2, 2016
Jane Weeden, 82; of New
Haven, NY and Leesburg, FL.
Graveside Services and
Burial will be held Noon, Fri-
day at Mexico Cemetery,
Mexico, NY with Rev. Shawn
Porter officiating. There will
be no calling hours. The Sug-
ar Funeral Home, Inc., 224 W.
2nd St. S., Fulton has care of
the arrangements.

 
Mary Alice Reynolds Shafer
June 14, 2016
Ruth Griffith Sholes, 94,
died on June 14, 2016 at the
Finger Lakes Center for Liv-
ing in Auburn. She was born
in Remsen, NY,
on September
14, 1921 to the
late William G.
and Sarah Mitch-
ell Griffith.
She is s u r -
vived by her
husband, Stuart F. Sholes of
Auburn, her daughter, Sarah
E. Sholes of Hyde Park, NY,
her son, David G. Sholes and
his wife Mary of Red Creek,
NY, and grandsons, Steven F.
and Jayson W. Sholes and
Austin S. and Graham G.
Groves, and various nieces
and nephews. Mrs. Sholes
was predeceased by her be-
loved daughter, Anne, her
brothers, William E. Griffith
and Paul Griffith, and her
son-in-law, Jeffrey Groves.
She graduated from
Oneonta State Teachers Col-
lege with a bachelors degree
in education in 1943, and re-
ceived a masters degree in
education from Harvard Uni-
versity in 1959 after receiving
a grant from the National Sci-
ence Foundation. Over her
long teaching career she
taught at several schools, the
last being West Genesee Se-
nior High School in Camillus,
where she was the chair of
the science department.
Mrs. Sholes was very ac-
tive in the Sennett and Weed-
sport communities. As a long
time member of the Sennett
Federated Church, she sang
in the choir and at weddings
there. She was a leader of the
Sennett Saddle 4-H Club and
the Sennett Girl Scouts. In
1971 she was elected as the
first female member of the
Weedsport Central School
Board, where she served for
15 years, including as its
president. She then spent 10
years in the Cayuga County
Legislature representing the
Town of Sennett. She was on
the board of trustees for Au-
burn Memorial Hospital. She
loved politics and was instru-
mental in the renovation of
Emerson Park and the crea-
tion of the Cayuga County
Nursing Home, as well as es-
tablishing a county business
administrator position.
She was an avid reader
and crossword puzzle solver,
and very much enjoyed play-
ing bridge, having won the
gold medal in bridge at the
New York State Senior Olym-
pic Games. She was a fierce
competitor who fought her fi-
nal battle with courage and
dignity. Most of all, she was a
loving daughter, wife, mother
and grandmother who always
placed the needs of others
above her own. After their
son-in-law died, Ruth and
Stuart spent several years in
Hyde Park, where they set
aside everything to help raise
their grandsons Austin and
Graham. Words simply cant
express our gratitude for hav-
ing her in our lives for as long
as we did.
The family wishes to thank
the compassionate and dedi-
cated caregivers at Finger
Lakes Center for Living and
Auburn Community Hospital,
as well as Dr. C. Richard Nan-
gle and Ann Hamilton, for
their exceptional kindness
and professionalism.
Calling hours will be held
at the White Chapel Funeral
Home, 2719 Erie Drive,
Weedsport on Friday, June
17 from 3 pm until 6 pm. The
funeral will be conducted by
Rev. George Huffsmith on
Saturday, June 18 at 11:00
am at the Sennett Federated
Church, 7777 Weedsport-
Sennett Road, Sennett, fol-
lowed by burial in the Sennett
Rural Cemetery and a lun-
cheon at the church.
In lieu of flowers, the fami-
ly asks that donations be
made to the Weedsport Cen-
tral School, for the benefit of
the Anne B. Sholes Memorial
Scholarship Fund for mathe-
matics scholars.
James A. Williams
June 06, 2016
James A. Williams passed
away. Visitation: Friday, June
17th 12-12:30 p.m. with a
graveside service to follow at
Veterans Cemetery. Share
condolences at www.faronea
ndsoninc.com.
"FAMILY OWNED"

Salvatore (Sam) Marotta
June 14, 2016
Mary Alice Reynolds Sha-
fer, 92, died at Crouse Hospi-
tal, Tuesday, June 14, 2016
after a short illness. Born
March 4, 1924 in Waltham,
MA. Mary earned her RN at
Salem State Hospital nursing
school. She joined the Wom-
ens Army Auxiliary Corps as
a nurse and served at Veter-
ans Administration Hospital in
Lyons, NJ during World War
II. She met and married
Charles Shafer, while he was
engaged in Alternative Civil-
ian Service as a conscien-
tious objector at the same
hospital. They were married
for thirty-four years until
Charlies passing in 1981.
For many years Mary and
Charlie ran the Marybelle
Restaurant, Marybellle Vend-
ing, and the bar and food
service at Song Mountain Ski
Area in Tully.
Mary continued nursing un-
til 1954 when she began her
education at Cortland State.
After completing her bache-
lors and masters degrees,
she taught high school social
studies at Tully Jr. Sr. High
School for twenty-three
years, retiring in 1989. Mary
was an advisor to the student
council, served on the faculty
advisory committee, cha-
peroned all types of events
and trips, supervised many
student teachers, and sup-
ported music programs and
the arts. She hosted Current
Events Club at her home on
Wednesday evening for many
years. She fondly remem-
bered chaperoning the senior
trip to Washington, DC in
1975, and the class of 1989
that "finished her off." Mary
was known through out the
school and community as
"Ma Shafer." In January of
1972, she traveled to the
USSR as one of the earliest
American tourists.
Mary was an avid golfer
playing at Hill n Dale Golf
Course and in the Seven Val-
ley Golf League. She was
never an exceptional striker
of the ball, but could chip
well and wielded a deadly
putter.
Marys other passion was
bridge accumulating many
Masters points. She played
in several bridge clubs in
Tully and enjoyed playing at
the Bridge Studio in Syra-
cuse.
For sixty-five years, Mary
was a communicant of St.
Leos Church in Tully. She
served on the Altar Rosary
Society, taught CCD, read
scripture, and served as a Eu-
charistic minister. She avidly
supported the food pantry
and all church events.
Mary served as the Demo-
cratic Chairperson in Tully,
was the first woman elected
to the Tully Town Council,
and was the Tully Rotary Citi-
zen of the Year in 2009.
Mary is survived by her
children, Edward (Robyn) of
Southport, NC; Charles (Judy)
of Tully, Robert Michael
(Kathleen Hennessy) of Cort-
land; Susan (Jocelyne
Jasmin) of Tucson, AZ; Ste-
phen (Cindy) of Malone, NY;
and David (Judy) of Elbridge,
eleven grandchildren and five
great grandchildren.
A funeral Mass will be
held at St Leos Roman Cath-
olic Church at 5:00 pm on
Thursday, June 16th followed
by a reception in the Church
Hall.
In lieu of flowers,contribu-
tions may be made to Cort-
land Loaves and Fishes or the
Tully Food Pantry.
Private burial at St. Leos
Cemetery will be at the con-
venience of the family.
Hartwell
Funeral Home
Tully, NY
Jennie T. Herlan
June 15, 2016
Jennie T. Herlan, 100, of
114 S. Main Street,
Canastota, passed away on
Wednesday at Oneida
Healthcare, fol-
lowing a lengthy
illness.
Survivors: A
daughter and
son-in-law,
Joann and Rob-
ert J. Janosky
of Naples, FL.
Services: 11:30 a.m. Satur-
day, June 18, 2016, at St.
Agathas Church, 329 N.
Peterboro Street, Canastota.
Burial, St. Agathas Ceme-
tery, Canastota. Calling
hours, Friday from 4 to 6 p.m.
at the J. Homer Ball Funeral
Home, Inc., 201 James
Lawrence H. Wishart
June 14, 2016
Salvatore (Sam) Marotta,
90, of Syracuse, NY passed
away peacefully at the Fran-
cis House on Tuesday, June
14, 2016 from
cancer.
Sam was born
to the late
Giuseppe and
A n g e l i n a
Marotta in Syra-
cuse in 1926.
He left Solvay High School,
like so many others, to enlist
in the US Navy to fight for his
country in World War II. He
was at the battle of Iwo Jima
and is one of the few remain-
ing survivors. He continued
in the naval reserve during
the Korean War.
Sam was married to his lov-
ing wife of 67 years, Rose
Marie Nami in1948. After
Honorable Discharge from
the Navy, he then went on to
work at General Electric for
over thirty years and Rock-
well International for over 10
years. He enjoyed golfing,
bowling, gardening (especial-
ly the square tomatoes!) and
puttering around the yard. He
was also a member of the
American Legion and the
VFW in East Syracuse.
He was predeceased by
his parents; his siblings, Rose
Zagarella and Lillian
Pedersen, Joseph, Michael,
Philip and Umberto (Bert)
Marotta.
Sam is survived by his
loving wife, Rose (Nami)
Marotta; son, Donald (Judy
Walsh); daughter, Katherine
Marzec (Michael); grandsons:
Jeffrey Marotta, Anthony
Marotta (Sharion), Matthew
Marotta (Malinda) and An-
drew Marzec; great-
grandchildren, Anthony Jr.,
Sophia Rose, Matthew Jr.,
Mason, and Mary Susan
Marotta; his sister, Geraldine
Zoanetti, along with many
nieces and nephews.
He was extremely proud of
his grandsons currently serv-
ing or served in the United
States Marine Corps: Mat-
thew, Andrew and Anthony.
A Funeral Service in cele-
bration of Sams life will be
held at the THOMAS J.
PIRRO, JR. FUNERAL HOME
on Monday, June 20, 2016 at
11 a.m. Burial will follow in
Assumption Cemetery. Fami-
ly and friends may call from
Noon to 3 p.m. on Sunday,
June 19, 2016 at the funeral
home, 3401 Vickery Rd, (cor-
ner of Buckley Rd.) North Syr-
acuse.
In lieu of flowers, memorial
donations may be given to
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 9596, 6996 E. Taft Rd.,
East Syracuse, NY 13057 or
Francis House, 108 Michaels
Ave., Syracuse, NY 13208 or
a charity of choice.
The family of Salvatore
Marotta wishes to thank the
staff and volunteers at Fran-
cis House and Buckley Land-
ing as well as Dr. Mary Daye
for their support, care and
compassion so generously
given to our family.
Words of comfort may be ex-
pressed at
tjpfuneralhome.com
THOMAS J.
P IRRO JR.
FUNERAL HOME
"FAMILY OWNED"
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Robert B. Whitehead
June 13, 2016
Robert B. Whitehead, 74,
of Truxton, passed away on
Monday at Upstate University
Hospital with family at his
side after a long
illness. He was
an Airforce Vet-
eran serving in
the Vietnam
War. He was a
longtime active
volunteer fire
fighter for the Truxton Fire
Dept. He retired from the
Cortland County Sheriffs
Dept. Bob enjoyed spending
time with his family.
He is survived by his wife
of 32 years, Elaine C. White-
head; 9 children; 3 brothers;
22 grandchildren; several
great-grandchildren; and sev-
eral nieces and nephews.
Calling hours will be Friday
from 4 to 7 p.m. at New Com-
er Funeral Home, 705 N. Main
St., N. Syracuse. Services
will follow.
Contributions may be
made to Truxton Fire Depart-
ment, 3741 State Route 13,
P.O Box 118, Truxton, NY
13158.
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William D. Solomon
June 14, 2016
Lawrence Harvey Wishart,
99, of F a y e t t e v i l l e , NY,
passed away in his home on
Tuesday, June 14. Larry was
born on May 5, 1917 on the
family farm in Westmoreland,
NY. He had a modest up-
bringing in a time when there
was no indoor plumbing or
electricity. He had a very in-
dustrious personality and
used this to wire the family
home for electricity and cre-
ate a root cellar (right under
the living quarters) in his
childhood home with sticks of
dynamite at age 19 with his
10 year old brother as an as-
sistant.
Larry met his loving wife
Leona in 1943 just prior to
serving in the Army during
WW II in the Japan occupa-
tion. They were married June
1, 1946. After serving in the
military, Larry went onto a ca-
reer as an Industrial Engineer
at Carrier Corporation before
branching out to his own In-
dustrial Engineering firm.
Larry and Leona moved to
Fayetteville in 1960 where
they raised their five children.
During most of Larrys life he
was pampered by Leona, but
in her final years Larry dutiful-
ly took care of Leona until her
death in 2013.
Larry loved family gather-
ings during which time the
family often had quite comi-
cal card games.
As young children, 2 of
their grandchildren, Kristen
and Mikayla, were well cared
for by their Grandpa and
Grandma. The favor was re-
turned, as Kristen and
Mikayla were a very large part
of caring for their grandpar-
ents in their final years.
Larry is predeceased by
his wife of 67 years Leona
(Corr), his sister Pearl
(Bushart) and his brother
George. He is survived by
five children; Wayne, Warren
(Ines), Wendy (Mike) Luft, Bill
(Leesa), Linda and eight
grandchildren; Billy, Chris,
Santi, Ben, Greg, Meghan,
Kristen and Mikayla.
We also want to recognize
CNY Hospice and Dr. Ali, the
Red Team and the 7th Floor
Team at the Veterans Hospi-
tal for the great care they
gave Larry. The family asks
that, instead of flowers, you
consider a donation to one
of these organizations.
Funeral Services will be
10 a.m. Saturday at Eaton-
Tubbs Fayetteville Chapel.
Calling hours will be 4 to 7
p.m. Friday at the funeral
home, 7191 E. Genesee St.,
Fayetteville. Burial will be in
Westmoreland Cemetery.
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Marion E. Wallis
June 14, 2016
Marion E. Wallis, age 94,
life resident of M e x i c o ,
passed away Tuesday, sur-
rounded by her family, at
Morningstar Nursing Home in
Oswego. Marion was born
October 12, 1921 in Rodman,
the daughter of Roy and Ger-
trude Lyman Schrieber. She
graduated from Mexico High
School. Marion was married
to Jesse Wallis on September
11, 1941 and he passed away
March 8, 1983. She was em-
ployed by GE in Syracuse for
20 years, retiring in 1984. She
and her husband owned and
operated a dairy farm for 25
years. Marion was a member
of the Fernwood Methodist
Church and Mexico Senior
Citizens.
Surviving are five sons, Ri-
chard (Bonnie) Wallis of Mexi-
co, Charles Wallis of Mexico,
Earl (Sylvia) Wallis of Pulaski,
Raymond Wallis of Pulaski
and Mark (Connie) Wallis of
Mexico, two daughters, Doro-
thy (David) Rose of Mexico
and Cheryl (James) Lawton of
Oswego, three brothers,
John, Richard, and Gene
Schrieber, one sister, Betsy
Gerhardt, 12 grandchildren
and several great-
grandchildren and great-
great grandchildren. She was
predeceased by one daugh-
ter, Ellen Wallis who passed
away June 14, 1951.
Funeral Services will be
held 2 p.m., Sunday, June 19,
at the Foster-Hax Funeral
Home, 52 Park Street, Pulas-
ki, with burial in Riverside
Cemetery, Altmar. Calling
hours will be held from noon
www.syracuse.com/obits
June 15, 2016
Bill "King" Solomon, 77,
passed away Wednesday, at
Auburn Hospital. He was born
on the Saint Regis Mohawk
Indian Reserva-
tion. Bill gradu-
ated from Jor-
dan High School
in 1957 and
earned varsity
letters in football
(1954-57) and
made the first team All-
League in 1957, lettered in
baseball (1954-57) and made
the first team All-League in
1957. He also played varsity
basketball from 1955-57,
earning a spot on the second
team All-League in 1956 and
first team in 1957. His senior
year he won the Dave Howe
Award Top Male Athlete. Af-
ter the military and college,
Solomon returned to Jordan-
Elbridge in 1968, taught spe-
cial education and coached
until 2000. He coached varsi-
ty golf, varsity basketball and
junior varsity and junior high
football for 25 years. Under
his direction, the boys bas-
ketball team was Section III
Class C champions in 1982
and 1985. He was inducted
into the Section III hall of
fame in 2005. Solomon was
the General Manager for the
Iroquois Nationals Lacrosse
team for which his three sons
played.
Bill is predeceased by his
parents Joseph and Kather-
ine Solomon and his brother
Stanley "Bo".
Bill is survived by his wife
Veronica McNeill Solomon;
sons William D. Jr. of Bald-
winsville, Patrick (Jennifer) of
Victor, NY, and Timothy (Tina)
of Baldwinsville; grandchil-
dren Connor, Liam, Aidan and
Maggie; brothers Harold (An-
gel) of Camillus and Joseph
(Susan) of Weedsport; sister-
in-law Dale Solomon; in-laws
Martha Fenton, Margaret Ann
Albin, Ellen McNeill, Patrick
McNeill, Kathleen (Edward)
McLaughlin, Regina (Gary)
Place, Michael McNeill, Sus-
an McNeill, Henry (Nancy)
McNeill, and Mary (Joseph)
Mannion; and several nieces
and nephews.
A service will be held at
9:30 am Saturday, June 18 at
the Falardeau Funeral Home,
93 Downer St, Baldwinsville
and 10 am Mass at St Marys
Church, 47 Syracuse St,
Baldwinsville. Visitation will
be Friday, June 17 from 4-7
pm at Falardeau Funeral
Home. Burial will be at St.
Marys Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers,contribu-
tions may be made to the
American Heart Association,
PO Box 3049, Syracuse, NY
13220.
Douglas W. Purdy
June 13, 2016
Douglas W. Purdy, 86, of
Hamilton, NY passed away
peacefully on Monday, June
13, 2016.
Doug is survived by his
children, John and Dineen
Purdy of Westerville, Ohio;
Mary Purdy and Pat Milo of
Albany NY; cherished
granddaughters, Kristy L.
Purdy of Oak Park, IL and
Kimberly A. Purdy of Fayette-
ville, AK, along with other ex-
tended family.
A Mass of Christian Buri-
al will be celebrated at 1
p.m., Saturday, June 18, 2016
from St. Marys Church, 16
Wylie Street, Hamilton, fol-
lowed by interment with mili-
tary honors in the Graham
Cemetery, Hubbardsville, NY.
Friends and family are invited
to call at Burgess & Tedesco
Funeral Home, 25 Broad
Street, Hamilton on Friday
from 6 to 8 p.m.
To send a condolence and
sign the Book of Memories
online go to www.burgessand
tedescofuneralhomes.com
Israel Medina
June 11, 2016
Israel Medina, 71, of Syra-
cuse, passed away on Satur-
day. Services will be private
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Nancy OConnor Jacuk
June 13, 2016
The "jewel" of the OCon-
nor / Jacuk family passed
peacefully on June 13, 2016
at Francis House. Known to
her family as
"Mema" or "Cra-
zy Aunt Nancy,"
she was loved
to the moon and
back by her fam-
ily and friends.
Nancys outgo-
ing personality was infectious
and we were all blessed to be
a part of her life. Nancy loved
her job of 21 years at Dela-
ware Academy where faculty,
staff and children were a sec-
ond family to her.
Nancy was predeceased
by her parents, Bill and Rosa-
lind OConnor, nephews,
Tommy Moore, Keith Jacuk
and niece, Erin Jacuk.
She is survivedby her hus-
band of 49 years, Dave, chil-
dren, Ellen (Bill) Graser, David
of Colorado, Michael (Mimi)
and Matthew (Jill). Nancy
had 9 grandchildren that were
the loves of her life, Justin
(Coryn), Maggie, Kathleen
and Luke Graser, Connor,
Emmett and Abbey Jacuk,
and Travis and Victoria Ja-
cuk. Nancy is also survived
and adored by her sisters,
Mary Ann (Tom) Moore of Uti-
ca and Rita (Peter) Baker of
Elbridge, as well as 14 nieces
and nephews and their
spouses, that she loved like
her own children; in-laws,
Donald (Kathleen) Jacuk,
Gary (Renee) Jacuk and Joan
Jacuk. She is also survived
by many wonderful cousins
and friends.
Please join us in celebrat-
ing Nancys life Friday, June
17th at St. Patricks Church,
Syracuse from 4 to 7 p.m. A
Catholic Mass in honor of
Nancy will be celebrated Sat-
urday at 10 a.m. at the
church. Burial will be in
Greenlawn Cemetery, Warn-
ers, NY.
C o n t r i b u t i o n s can be
made in Nancys name to the
Crouse Foundation, Francis
House or St. Patricks Herit-
age Fund.
Thank you to the amazing
people at Crouse Irving and
Francis House who took care
of Nancy like she was part of
their own family. And to Fr.
Kevin Maloney, your friend-
ship has been a blessing to
our family.
Share condolences at
edwardjryanandson.com
dward J. Ryan
& Son, Inc.
Suzanne F. McGivney
June 12, 2016
Suzanne Fuller McGivney,
85, of Fulton passed away on
Sunday, June 12 at her home
with her sons by her side.
Born in Fulton where she has
resided most of her life. She
graduated from Fulton High
School, attended Michigan
State University and graduat-
ed with honors from SUNY
Oswego. Most of her teach-
ing years were spent in Ful-
ton retiring in 1986. She was
a past member of the DAR,
the 1889 Fulton Shakespeare
Society and A. L. Lee Memo-
rial Hospital Auxiliary. Su-
zanne was a current member
of the Fulton Public Library,
the Fulton Womens Club and
its Marathon Bridge Group,
Friends of History in Fulton
and Readers on the River
Group.
She was predeceased by
her husband of 50 years, R.
Bruce McGivney in 1999 and
granddaughter, Meghan
McGivney in 2015.
She will be greatly missed
and forever loved by her two
sons, Robert Bruce (Sharon)
McGivney of Henderson Har-
bor and John K. McGivney of
Fulton; six grandchildren, Erin
(Bryant) McGivney-Looper of
Atlanta, GA, Michael
McGivney of Henderson Har-
bor, James McGivney of Ful-
ton, John D. McGivney of
Syracuse, Krista McGivney of
Los Angeles, CA and Mary
McGivney of Los Angeles,
CA; two great-
granddaughters, Reese and
Sloane Looper of Atlanta, GA;
one sister, Faith Fuller Morin
of Fulton as well as several
nieces and nephews.
A Memorial Service will
be held on Saturday, July 2 at
1 p.m. at Foster Funeral
Home, 910 Fay Street, Fulton.
Burial will be in Mt. Adnah
Cemetery, Fulton.
In lieu of flowers, do na -
tions may be to the Fulton
Public Library, Friends of the
Library, 160 South First
Street, Fulton, New York
13069 in Suzannes memory.
Joseph P. Klodzen
June 14, 2016
Joseph P. Klodzen, 75, of
Westvale, died unexpectedly
at his home on June 14.
Born March 17, 1941, the
son of the late
Joseph and
Jane (Bidnik)
Klodzen, he
graduated with
the first high
school class of
Sacred Heart
Academy in 1958. He was a
standout athlete in basketball
and, especially baseball,
where he was drafted by the
St. Louis Cardinals. Joe was
a long-ball hitter who was
very well-known in the Cen-
tral New York area.
He attended LeMoyne Col-
lege and retired from the
General Electric Company.
After retirement, he worked
many years as a security
guard with the New York
State Fair. He was a long-
time member of the Pastime
Athletic Club and coached
baseball for several years
with the West Genesee Ath-
letic Club. He was a parish-
ioner of the Basilica of The
Sacred Heart of Jesus.
Joe was a doting father
and grandfather, deeply in-
volved in the lives of his two
children and his five grand-
children. Proudly, their big-
gest fan, Joe never missed an
opportunity to cheer on his
grandkids at their countless
hockey and baseball games,
watching them grow into out-
standing athletes of their
own. His grandkids were the
apple of his eye.
He is s u r v i v e d by his
daughter, Pamela Farabee
(David) of Cicero; son, Jeffrey
(Kristin) Klodzen of Camillus;
his sister, Janet (Frank)
Brieaddy of Westvale; grand-
children, Jacob, Jesse and
Joel Farabee, and Adeline
and Jack Klodzen, and the
mother of his children, Donna
Thomas of North Syracuse;
niece Cristin Kamantauskas
Dupew and nephew, Brendan
Brieaddy.
Contributions may be
made to the American Heart
Association.
Calling hours; Friday 4 to 7
p.m. at Hollis Funeral home,
1105 W. Genesee St, Syra-
cuse. Funeral Services:
Saturday 9 a.m. Sacred Heart
Basilica. Burial: Sacred Heart
Cemetery, Lakeland.
Please sign guestbook at
hollisfuneralhome.com
Joan G. Rahalski
June 13, 2016
Joan G. Rahalski, 82, of
Liverpool, passed away on
Monday at Malta House in
North Syracuse. Joan worked
before marrying
in 1954, then en-
joyed staying
home and rais-
ing her family.
She then re-
turned to work
after her chil-
dren were grown and was
employed with Longley Jones
in North Syracuse. She was
an avid card player, and en-
joyed spending time with her
family and friends. She was
predeceased by her husband,
William in 1999, and her son,
Stephen in 1983.
Surviving to cherish her
memory are her children,
Mary (Dan) Yurista of Castle-
ton, NY; Peter (Deborah) of
Baldwinsville; Matthew of Liv-
erpool; a sister, Mary Moser
of Liverpool; grandchildren
Christopher, Ryan and Casey
Yurista, Takara and Emma
Rahalski; and many nieces
and nephews.
Joans family would like to
thank the caregivers at PACE
CNY for their compassionate
care of Joan during her long
illness along with aid received
from friends Leslie and Barb.
A Mass of Christian Buri-
al will be celebrated on Sat-
urday at 10 a.m. in Pope John
XXIII Church, 8290 Soule
Road in Liverpool. Rite of
Committal will follow in Pine
Plains Cemetery. Calling
hours will be held on Friday
from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Maurer
Funeral Home Moyers Cor-
ners, 3541 State Route 31 in
Baldwinsville.
Contributions in Joans
memory may be made to
PACE CNY, M.A.D.D., or the
Humane Assoc. of CNY, 4915
W Taft Road, Liverpool, NY
13088.
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Gertrude A. (Hone) Robinson
June 14, 2016
Gertrude A. (Hone) Robin-
son, 95, longtime resident of
C a m i l l u s , passed away
Tuesday, June 14, 2016 sur-
rounded by her
loving family.
She was born in
Perth Ontario,
Canada and
grew up in East-
wood and at-
tended East-
wood High School graduating
at the age of 16. She later
raised her family in Mattydale
before moving to Camillus.
Gertie loved playing cards,
watching sports, and enjoyed
traveling and camping
throughout NY State. She
loved cooking for family and
friends, and especially looked
forward to spending time with
her grandchildren.
She was predeceased by
her parents, James and Eva
Jane (York) Hone, and her
husband, Robert C. Robinson
in 2004, and her sister, Doris
Herbst.
Gertie is survived by her
children, Kathie (Mary
Kathleen) Anderson, Barbara
Pogo Pritchard (Peter), and
Michelle (Stephen) Parker; 10
grandchildren; 35 great-
grandchildren, and 8 great-
great-grandchildren.
Funeral Services will be
held at 9 a.m. on Monday,
June 20, 2016 at the THO-
MAS J. PIRRO JR. FUNERAL
HOME, followed by a Funeral
Mass in celebration of Ger-
trudes life at 10 a.m. in St.
Margarets Church,
Mattydale. Burial will be in
St. Marys Cemetery, Dewitt.
Family and friends may call
from noon to 3 p.m. on Sun-
day, June 19, 2016 at the fu-
neral home, 3401 Vickery Rd.
(corner of Buckley Rd.) North
Syracuse, NY.
A special thanks to Donna
and the 2nd floor staff at St.
Camillus for their love and
kindness.
In lieu of flowers,contribu-
tions may be made to CNY
Autism Society, 4465 E. Gen-
esee St., PMB 252, Dewitt,
NY 13214.
Words of comfort may be ex-
pressed at
tjpfuneralhome.com
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P IRRO JR.
FUNERAL HOME
"FAMILY OWNED"
(Formerly of Pirro & Sons)
(315) 451-9500
Cora A. Smiley
June 2, 2016
Cora A. Smiley, 100, died
Thursday, June 2, 2016 at the
Iroquois Nursing Home. Cora
was predeceased by her hus-
band, Howard L. Smiley, in
1959; her daughter, Rita Free-
man in 2002 and her son-in-
law, Jack Freeman in 2011.
She is s u r v i v e d by her
daughter, Brenda Vohs, DeW-
itt; her foster daughters, Mar-
jorie (Robert) Doman of Colo-
rado; and Ellen (Stephen)
Bachman of Pennsylvania. Al-
so by her six grandchildren,
Susan (Larry Flood) Babcock,
Memphis; Douglas (Nancy)
Freeman, Dewitt; Nancy (Ri-
chard) Lomberk, South Caro-
lina; Todd (Julie) Freeman,
East Syracuse; Christopher
(Kimberly) Vohs, Fayetteville,
Elizabeth (David) Krause,
North Syracuse; her seven-
teen great-grandchildren,
Collin (Lauren Webb) Bab-
cock, Corey (Shannon Rice)
Babcock, Scott (Cole Angelo)
Babcock; Johanna (Peter)
George; Amanda (Brandon
Coppola) Murdie, Jason (An-
gel) Lomberk; Travis
Lomberk; Nicole Raulli, Paige
Raulli, Emma Raulli; Allison
Vohs, Taylor Vohs, Carrie
Vohs, Jack Vohs; and Teagan
Krause, Sadie Krause, Spenc-
er Krause, and nine great-
great-grandchildren: Adelynn
George; Marissa, Madison,
Mariah Lomberk; Sophia,
Kaylee Babcock;
Murdie; Gabriella, Sophia
Cole
Coppola; Many nieces and
nephews also survive her.
Cora was a retiree of General
Electric and she has been an
active member of Jamesville
Community Church for over
60 years.
A memorial service will
be held on Saturday, June 18
at DeWitt Community Church,
3600 Erie Boulevard East in
DeWitt at 10:30 a.m. Burial at
the Oakwood Cemetery will
be private for the family only.
Donations may be made
to the Jamesville Community
Church, 6300 East Seneca
Turnpike, Jamesville, NY
13078.
Arrangements are in the
care of Hall Funeral Home of
LaFayette.
 
Elizabeth "Betty" Zacharek
June 15, 2016
Elizabeth "Betty" (McVey)
Zacharek, 82, of East Syra-
c u s e , died peacefully at
home surrounded by her lov-
ing family on
Wednesday, af-
ter a long and
courageous bat-
tle with cancer.
She had retired
from General
Heat Treating
and formerly worked at
Olivetti-Underwood Corpora-
tion, where she met her hus-
band of 61 years, Edward
Zacharek. She was a com-
municant of St. Matthews
Church and formerly helped
serve on the bereavement
team. She was a loving
mother of 5 children. She
was predeceased by her pa-
rents, Joseph and Edna
McVey; infant son, Gregory;
and brothers: Jack, Don, Bob
and Father Raymond "Ray"
McVey.
She is survivedby her hus-
band, Edward; daughters:
Linda (Joe) Zuber of
Chittenango, Joan (Paul)
Burdick of Baldwinsville,
Mary Jo (Jim) Sawyer of
Kirkville; sons: Ed (Robin) of
Eastwood, John (Jennifer) of
Clay; grandchildren: Andy,
Rick, David Zuber; Sarah
(Burdick) Conord, Ken
Burdick; Dan, Laura Sawyer;
Valerie Zacharek; 10 great-
grandchildren; and several
nieces and nephews. Betty
was loved by many friends,
and found unique ways to
make friends and strangers
feel special.
Funeral servicesare Mon-
day at 10:30 a.m. in the
Goddard-Crandall-
Shepardson Funeral Home
and at 11 a.m. in St. Mat-
thews Church with burial to
follow in St. Marys Cemetery,
Dewitt. Calling hours are 4-
7pm on Sunday at the Funer-
al Home, 3111 James Street,
Syracuse.
Memorial contributions
may be made to Unity Acres
or to Hospice of CNY.
The family would like to ex-
tend its deepest appreciation
to Hospice of CNY, and espe-
cially Bettys caregiver and
friend, Jennifer Mastropietro.
To leave an online condo-
lence, visit www.shepardsonf
h.com
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Shepardson 463-4320
Rose DeSocio Barzee
June 13, 2016
Rose Mary Paone DeSocio
Barzee, passed away on
Monday, June 13. Rose lived
in East Syracuse most of her
life and has
been a commu-
nicant of St.
Matthews
Church in East
Syracuse. Rose
retiredfrom Gen-
eral Electric af-
ter a long career. Her hus-
band John DeSocio passed
away in 1975. Her second
husband William Barzee
passed away in 2008.
She had five siblings. She
is survived by many loving
nieces and nephews.
A visitation will be Friday,
June 17, from 8:30 am until 9
am, followed by a Mass of
Christian Burial at St Mat-
thews Church. Burial will be
at Assumption Cemetery.
Contributions may be
made to the St. Matthews
Food Pantry, 229 W. Yates
St., East Syracuse, NY 13057.
To offer condolences
please visit
delaneygreabelladydanfh.co
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Leon Joseph "Lee Joseph"
Cominsky
June 12, 2016
Mr. Leon Joseph
Cominsky, 55, entered into
rest on Sunday, June 12,
2016.
A Mass of Christian Buri-
al will be held at 3 p.m. on
Thursday, June 16, 2016 at
St. Teresa of Avila Catholic
Church in Grovetown, GA
with Rev. Michael Ingram
serving as celebrant. En-
tombment to follow at Belle-
vue Memorial Gardens Mau-
soleum.
Lee was an accomplished
musician and played with the
band Dunes and the Deltunes
in Syracuse.
Please sign the guestbook
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Jack E. Denny
June 15, 2016
Jack E. Denny, 91, of Ca-
millus, went home to his be-
loved wife, Imogene on Wed-
nesday, surrounded by his
loving family.
Born in St.
Charles, VA, he
moved to Camil-
lus in 1966. A
veteran of
WWII, Jack
raised his family
in Baltimore, MD before
transferring to become a pur-
chaser with Allied Chemical
until the closing of Solvay
Process. He was the former
president of the Top Hats
Dance Club.
Jack was predeceased by
his wife, Imogene, in 2006.
Surviving are his daugh-
ters, Diane (Lee) Davis of
Baldwinsville and Cheryl (Ed-
ward) Heffernan of Camillus;
son, Jack (Ruth) Jr. of
Centerville, MD; sister, Irma
Kay Fike of Charlotte, NC;
grandchildren, Norman and
Timothy Davis, Rebecca
Davis-Pevarnik, Matthew
Denny, Margaret Brewer and
Brendan Heffernan; 11 great-
grandchildren; and godson,
Donald Aaron Rash.
Relatives and friends may
call Friday, June 17 from 4 to
7 p.m. at the Buranich Funer-
al Home, 5431 W. Genesee
St., Camillus. Services will
be Saturday, June 18 at 10
a.m. in the funeral home.
Jack will be laid to rest in
Greenlawn Cemetery,
Warners.
In lieu of flowers,contribu-
tions may be made to the Sil-
ver Fox Senior Social Club,
22 E. Genesee St., Baldwins-
ville, NY 13027 or to the
Alzheimers Association Of
CNY, 441 W. Kirkpatrick St.,
Syracuse, NY 13204.
Share condolences at
www.BuranichFH.com
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Josephine A. Smart
June 13, 2016
Josephine (Rogers) Smart,
97, of Jordan and formerly of
Camillus passed away with
family on Monday at Auburn
Hospital. Born
in Skaneateles
Falls she moved
to Camillus in
1944. She has
been a longtime
member of
Amboy-Belle
Isle United Church. Jose-
phine was an avid doll collec-
tor, liked to garden and en-
joyed needlepoint.
She was predeceased by
her husband William in 1993;
her sons William and Ricki; a
daughter Jo-Ann Skiff; two
grandchildren Donald and
Laurie.
Josephine is survived by
two sons; James of Jordan
and Ronald Smart of Rome; a
daughter Donna (Mike) Mills
of Jordan; 10 grandchildren
and 25 great grandchildren;
14 great great grandchildren;
several nieces and nephews
and her dog Blue.
Calling hours are Thursday
5 to 8 p.m. at B.L. Bush &
Sons Funeral Home, 10 Gen-
esee St., Camillus. Services
are Friday at 11 a.m. in Am-
boy Belle Isle United Church,
6190 Airport Rd. Burial will be
in Belle Isle Cemetery.
Contributions may be
made to ARC of Onondaga,
600 S. Wilbur Ave., Syracuse,
Please sign the guestbook at
BLBUSH.com
B.L. BUSH & SONS, INC.
Camillus 672-3400
Matthew J. Kuss
June 5, 2016
Matthew J. Kuss, 54, of
Syracuse, passed away on
Sunday, June 5th. Matthew
was predeceased by his fa-
ther, Jacob in 2015.
Surviving is his mother,
Annette Ponto; siblings: Nick
Caputo, Jacob J. Kuss IV,
David J. Kuss, Kevin J. Kuss
and his son: Orestes Artini.
Matthew will be remem-
bered by family and friends
by his sene of humor and
friendly nature. We will miss
you, and are comforted
knowing that you are at
peace.
A service for family and
friends will be announced at a
Paul F. Russell Sr.
June 10, 2016
Paul F. Russell Sr., 75, of
Fairmount died Friday, June
10 after a long illness. He was
a graduate of Most Holy Ro-
sary High
School. He
worked several
years selling fur-
niture and re-
tired in 2004
from Lockheed
Martin after 20
years. He served in the Army
Reserves from 1963-1969.
In retirement, Paul played
golf and worked part-time at
Westvale Golf Course. He
was an avid golfer and was
proud of winning two Presi-
dent Cups and of getting mul-
tiple hole in ones. He also en-
joyed fishing and hunting. He
loved spending time with his
children and grandchildren
and was enthusiastic about
participating in their sports
and activities.
Paul was predeceased by
his parents, James and Marie
Russell; and his brothers,
James and Robert Russell.
He is survived by his lov-
ing wife of 49 years, Patricia;
children, Mary (Joseph)
Graziano, Paul (Ginny) Rus-
sell, Ann Russell; and grand-
children, Russell and Kate
Graziano and Molly Russell.
Paul has donated his body
to Upstate Medical University
with the hope he will contrib-
ute to the advancement of
medical education and re-
search.
A memorial Mass will be
celebrated at Holy Family
Church, 127 Chapel Drive,
Syracuse, on Friday, June
17th, at 12:30 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, the fami-
ly requests that you donate
to a charity of your choice.
Please sign the Guestbook at
hollisfuneralhome.com
Bernard "Bernie" L. Verzole
June 13, 2016
Bernard L. Verzole, 92, of
Syracuse passed away on
Monday. Bernie was a grad-
uate of Nottingham High and
earned a Bache-
lor of Science
from Syracuse
University in
1951. He served
in the Army dur-
ing World War II
and was a Pur-
ple Heart recipient. Bernie re-
tired from Norfolk-Dedham
Insurance Co., where he
worked as an agent.
S u r v i v o r s include his
brother, Douglas (Josephine)
Verzole of Canastota; his sis-
ters, Rosemary (Robert)
Garretson of Connecticut and
Marjory Donovan of Syracuse
and many nieces and neph-
ews.
Burial will be Friday at 1
p.m. from Carter Funeral
Home, 1604 Grant Blvd., Syr-
acuse, in St. Marys Ceme-
tery, DeWitt.
Online condolences may be
expressed at
CarterFuneralHome.com.
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June 13, 2016
Mary A. Miller, 72, of Os-
wego, passed away Monday
at Oswego Hospital, sur-
rounded by loving family. She
was a proud, lifelong resident
of Oswego. She was the
daughter of the late Charles E
and Florence Peashey Miller.
Miss Miller had been em-
ployed as a claims specialist
for Blue Cross Blue Shield of
Central New York for many
years. More recently, she was
enjoying her retirement by
staying active with her church
and many close friends. Miss
Miller was a graduate of the
Crouse-Irving School of Nurs-
ing, and a member of the
Crouse Hospital Alumni Asso-
ciation. Her faith was an inte-
gral part of her life, as she
was a longtime communicant
of St. Louis Church, and more
recently, St. Pauls Church.
Mary is survived by her
sister, Margaret A. Breen of
Halfmoon and several nieces
and nephews.
Funeral services will be
10 a.m. Friday from the Dain-
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ORLANDOSHOOTING
Robert A. Trnka
June 13, 2016 Killer lost
Robert A. Trnka, 60, of
Oswego. Surviving: wife,
Valarie (Briglin) Trnka; a
prison job,
brother and a stepsister.
Calling Hours: 4 to 7 p.m.
became
on Tuesday, June 21, with a
service to follow at the Nel-
son Funeral Home.
security guard
By David Ovalle
and Alex Harris
Mary "Polly" R. Mahoney Miami Herald

June 9, 2016 Orolando, Fla. Nearly

Mary "Polly" R. Mahoney,
85, of Hamilton, NY, died
June 9, 2016. M e m o r i a l
Service: 11 a.m. Friday, June
17, at the First Baptist
Church, Hamilton, NY. Ar-
rangements by Burgess & Te-
desco Funeral Home, Hamil-
ton. www.burgessandtedesc
ofuneralhomes.com
Raymond M. Daniels
May 3, 2016
Raymond M. Daniels, 63,
of Lebanon TN, formerly of
Mexico, NY died on May 3,
2016. Graveside services
will be held at 12:30 p.m.,
Monday, June 20, 2016 in the
Mexico Village Cemetery. Ar-
rangements are in care of the
Harter Funeral Home, Mexico
NY.
Sharon A. Dillabough Peston
one decade ago, Orlando
mass killer Omar Mateen
was fired from a briefly
held job as a state correc-
tions officer, newly released
records show.
But exactly why remains
unclear and whatever
led to his firing, it wasnt
enough to keep him from
becoming a gun-wielding
security guard just months
later.
The state records show
Victims of the mass shooting on Sunday at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Fla. Top row from left, Amanda Alvear, Angel L. that Mateen passed a psy-
Candelario-Padro, Anthony Luis Laureano Disla, Antonio Davon Brown, Christopher Leinonen, Christopher Joseph Sanfeliz,
chological
Darryl Roman Burt II, Edward Sotomayor Jr., Enrique L. Rios Jr., Eric Ivan Ortiz-Rivera and Frank Hernandez. Second row exam to earn
from left, Franky Jimmy De Jesus Velazquez, Gilberto Ramon Silva Menendez, Jason Benjamin Josaphat, Javier Jorge-
that firearms
Reyes, Jean Carlos Mendez Perez, Joel Rayon Paniagua, Jonathan Antonio Camuy Vega, Juan P. Rivera Velazquez, Juan license. He
Ramon Guerrero, Kimberly Morris and Leroy Valentin Fernandez. Third row from left, Luis D. Conde, Luis Daniel Wilson-Leon, was also a
Luis Omar Ocasio-Capo, Luis S. Vielma, Martin Benitez Torres, Mercedez Marisol Flores, Miguel Angel Honorato, Oscar A crack shot.
Aracena-Montero, Paul Terrell Henry, Peter O. Gonzalez-Cruz and Rodolfo Ayala-Ayala. Bottom row from left, Shane Evan His firearms
Tomlinson, Simon Adrian Carrillo Fernandez, Stanley Almodovar III, Tevin Eugene Crosby, Xavier Emmanuel Serrano Rosado, tests showed
Yilmary Rodriguez Sulivan, Eddie Jamoldroy Justice, Brenda Lee Marquez McCool, Geraldo Ortiz-Jimenez and Juan Chavez he per-
Martinez. (AP Photo) Mateen formed well

Memorials for 49 victims

June 14, 2016
Sharon A. Dillabough
Peston, 61, of P u l a s k i ,
passed away Tuesday at her
home.
Calling hours Saturday
from 4 to 6 p.m. at Summer-
ville Funeral Home in Sandy
Creek. Graveside Services
and burial Monday 2 p.m. at
Pulaski Village Cemetery.
Mabel B. Wean
June 13, 2016
Mabel B. Wean, 81, of
Oneida, passed away Mon-
day, in her home.
Funeral Services will be
held privately from. the
Campbell-Dean Funeral
Home, Inc., 260 Main Street,
Oneida. Interment will be
made in Glenwood Cemetery.
campbell-dean.com.
Frank H. Newton, Sr.
June 13, 2016
Frank Newton, Sr., 94 of
Scriba. Survivors: children,
Fred, Patricia, Priscilla, Jo-
Ann, Wayne, Carleen,
Kathleen, Frank, Raymond.
Services: 11 a.m. Friday,
Foster Funeral Home, 837
Cayuga St., Hannibal. Burial:
Fairdale Cemetery. No calling
hours. C o n t r i b u t i o n s :
Wounded Warriors Project.
Isabel M. Hull
February 20, 2016
Isabel Mae Hull, age 76,
resident of Appomattox, VA,
formerly of Syracuse passed
away February 20, 2016. A
memorial service will be
held at noon, Saturday, June
18, at the Foster-Hax Funeral
Home, 52 Park Street, Pulas-
ki. Calling hours will follow
the memorial service from
12:30 to 1:30 p.m.
Evelyn A. Broekhuizen
June 14, 2016
Evelyn A. Broekhuizen, 97,
of Plainville, passed away
Tuesday, June 14, 2016, at
Van Duyn, after an extended
illness.
Evelyn was
predeceased by
her husband, An-
ton, in 1994 and
a son, Richard,
in 2015.
She is s u r -
vived by a son, Robert (Nor-
ma), a daughter-in-law, Patri-
cia. She also has three
granddaughters, Naomi
(Chris) Lyons, Andrea (Tom)
Kuryla, and Kristi (Scott)
Duchon. She also has six
great-grandchildren: Bran-
don, Kaelee, Noah Lyons,
Emily Kuryla and Gage, Dev-
on Duchon. She also has
several nieces and nephews.
Evelyn also has a brother,
Alfred Myhill.
Calling hours will be held
Friday, June 17, from 4-7 PM
at Gates Funeral Home, 29
West Genesee Street, Bald-
winsville. Graveside serv-
ices will be held on Saturday,
June 18, at 11 AM in Plainville
Rural Cemetery with a lun-
cheon to follow at Plainville
Christian Church.
Contributions in lieu of
flowers should be made to
Plainville Christian Church,
P.O. Box 205, Plainville, NY,
13137.
Killers movements investigated; wife, other people interviewed
By Mike Schneider
Associated Press
Orlando, Fla. Police
offered stress counseling and
debriefing Wednesday to the
SWAT team and other officers
who witnessed the nightclub
carnage, as the FBI tried to
reconstruct the killers move-
ments and figure out what
role his wife might have
played in the plot.
A long procession of
memorials and funerals for
the 49 killed in Sundays
shooting rampage began
taking shape, with mourn-
ers scheduled to pay their
respects at a visitation for
a victim remembered as a
friendly salesman and makeup
artist.
The FBI said it is still gath-
ering evidence at the Pulse
and analyzing cellphone loca-
tion data to piece together
Omar Mateens activities
leading up to the massacre,
while also interviewing peo-
ple who had any dealings with
him. It urged anyone with any
information about the gunman
to contact the bureau.
We need your help in
developing the most complete
picture of what he did and
why he did it, FBI agent Ron
Hopper said.
On Saturday night, hours
before the rampage, Mateen
visited Disney Springs, an
entertainment complex at
Walt Disney World, according
an official who was briefed
on the case but insisted on
anonymity to discuss the con-
Senator starts libuster over gun control
By Mary Clare Jalonick
Associated Press
Washington A
Democratic senator waged
a filibuster into the night
Wednesday to force a vote
on gun-control legislation
three days after 49 people
were killed at a nightclub in
Orlando, Fla., in the worst
mass shooting in modern U.S.
history.
Connecticut Sen. Chris
Murphy said he would
remain on the Senate floor
until we get some signal,
some sign that we can come
together, as he also evoked
the Newtown school shoot-
ing in his state in 2012. His
plea came as presumptive
Republican presidential can-
didate Donald Trump said he
would meet with the National two young boys, said he can- Amendment.
Rifle Association about the
terror watch list and gun pur- childrens relatives and tell
chases.
For those of us that repre- nothing since.
sent Connecticut, the failure
of this body to do anything,
anything at all in the face of proponents of the Second
that continued slaughter isnt Amendment right to bear
just painful to us, its uncon- arms against those arguing
scionable, Murphy said.
Twenty children and six
educators died in the shooting
at Sandy Hook Elementary
School on Dec. 14, 2012.
Murphy, 42 and the father of
tinuing investigation. Disney
Springs is home to a Cirque
du Soleil theater, a 24-theater
movie house and restaurants
affiliated with Wolfgang
Puck and Chef Masaharu
Morimoto.
The person who spoke to
The Associated Press said it
is not clear what Mateen was
up to. Orlando is nearly a
two-hour drive from Mateens
home in Fort Pierce, Fla.
The three-hour rampage at
the gay nightclub began at 2
a.m. Sunday and ended with
the 29-year-old American-
born Muslim being killed by a
police SWAT team.
Members of the SWAT
team underwent a stress-
management debriefing
Wednesday, as hundreds
of others involved in the
response to the shooting have
done, Orlando Police Chief
John Mina said. Further coun-
seling is being made avail-
able.
These are some of the
bravest, toughest men I
know, Mina said. No one
can prepare you for what
those officers encountered
that night. They stood toe-to-
toe and went face-to-face with
a mass murderer, and Im
extremely proud of that.
A key topic for investiga-
tors is how much Mateens
Palestinian-American wife
might have known about the
plot.
An official who was briefed
on the case but insisted on
anonymity to discuss a con-
Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., left, confers with Senate
Minority Whip Richard Durbin, D-Ill., as they emerge from a
closed-door party caucus Tuesday in Washington. Murphy
launched a libuster and demanded a vote on gun-control
measures. (AP Photo / J. Scott Applewhite)
not look into the eyes of those
them that Congress has done
The election-year fight
over gun control pits strong
for greater restrictions on the ing the extreme difficulty of
ability to obtain weapons.
Trump, who has the
endorsement of the NRA,
told a rally in Georgia, Im
going to save your Second
tinuing investigation said to be a security guard. The
authorities believe 30-year- records say he took a writ-
old U.S.-born Noor Salman ten psychological test or was
knew ahead of time about the evaluated by a psychologist or
attack.
Investigators have spoken
psychiatrist.
3 Orlando TV producer
extensively with her and are Matt Gentili of CFN 13 said
working to establish whether Mateen called during his
she recently accompanied standoff to say he was doing
Mateen to the gay dance club, it for the Islamic State. The
said a second official who stations managing editor
was not authorized to discuss traced the call back to a num-
the case publicly. ber associated with Mateen,
At a news conference according to NY 1 News,
Wednesday, U.S. Attorney CFN 13s sister operation in
Lee Bentley repeatedly New York. The FBIs Hopper
refused to say whether charg- declined to comment on calls
es might be brought against Mateen made during the ram-
the wife or anyone else. He page.
said authorities are talking 3 A newly unearthed clip
to hundreds of people and from a film documentary
investigating everyone associ- about the 2010 BP oil spill
ated with Mateen, including in the Gulf of Mexico shows
family, friends and business Mateen then working secu-
associates. rity for the cleanup talking
Salman has been in seclu- cynically about people mak-
sion for days. ing money off disasters.
Mateen called 911 during The excerpt from 2012s
the attack to claim allegiance The Big Fix shows Mateen
to the Islamic State group, telling a woman that every-
but exactly what was going one is hoping for more oil
through his head could prove to come out and more people
more complicated, with his to complain so theyll have
ex-wife saying he was mental- the jobs. Security firm G4S
ly ill, his father suggesting he confirmed that its Mateen,
hated gays, and some Pulse saying he was stationed in
patrons reporting that he was Pensacola in 2010.
a regular at the club and used Wednesday nights visita-
gay dating apps. tion was among the first
In other developments: chances for loved ones to pay
3 Florida documents respects to a victim. Javier
obtained by The Associated Jorge-Reyes, 40, was known
Press under open-records laws as Javi and had worked as a
show that Mateen passed a salesman at a Gucci store and
psychological evaluation in as a makeup artist, friends
2007 as part of his application told the Orlando Sentinel.
John Cornyn, R-Texas, said
there was no resolution.
The NRA to the best of
my knowledge has been a
major impediment to sound
gun control efforts in this
country in the nearly 24 years
Ive been here, she told
reporters.
Its been nearly a decade
since Congress made any
significant changes to fed-
eral gun laws. In April 2007,
Congress passed a law to
strengthen the instant back-
ground check system after a
gunman at Virginia Tech was
able to purchase his weapons
because his mental health
history was not in the instant
background check database.
Thirty-two people died in the
shooting.
Murphy began speaking at
Since the Sunday morn- 11:21 a.m. and hours later, he
ing shooting in Orlando, was still standing. As tourists
Democrats have revived their looked on from the galler-
push for gun control legisla- ies, Murphy maintained his
tion. filibuster to a mostly empty
Attempts at compromise chamber, save a handful of
appeared to collapse within Democratic senators who
hours of surfacing in the joined him through the day.
Senate Wednesday, underscor- For those following from afar,
Democrats gave updates on
resolving the divisive issue Twitter using hashtag (hash)
five months to the elec- enough.
tion. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, Some Democratic House
D-Calif., who had been members even crossed the
involved in talks with Sen. Capitol to watch the debate.
in training,
sometimes
at the very Port St. Lucie
gun range where he pur-
chased the weapons used in
Sundays Orlando nightclub
massacre.
Those were the revela-
tions in state records author-
ities released Wednesday
documenting Mateens
licenses to carry firearms
and work as a security guard
in Florida.
The only blemish,
the records show, is that
Mateens firearms license
was briefly suspended when
he failed to submit paper-
work to the state.
The documents shed some
new details into the employ-
ment history of Mateen,
29, who worked for G4S
Security Solutions for nearly
nine years; the company
was previously known as
Wackenhut.
His history with the com-
pany has come under scru-
tiny since Mateen stormed
the Pulse gay nightclub
in downtown Orlando on
Sunday, killing 49 people
and wounding 53 in what
was the deadliest shooting
in U.S. history.
The FBI said that agents
investigated Mateen in May
2013 after he made inflam-
matory comments while
working security with G4S
at the Port St. Lucie court-
house. Co-workers said he
claimed family ties to the al-
Qaida terror network.
A 10-month investiga-
tion yielded no evidence of
criminal wrongdoing, and
Mateen claimed he only
made the statements because
co-workers were teasing
him about his Muslim faith.
The feds also investigated
him briefly in 2014 to see
whether he had any ties to a
Vero Beach suicide bomber
who killed himself in Syria.
The records dont reflect
that the state ever knew
he was investigated by the
FBI. In his applications, he
answered no to the ques-
tion if he had ever been
convicted of a crime. He
had not.
Speaking on background,
a G4S official said the FBI
never raised any concerns
about Mateen.
But the company did
know that agents had ques-
tioned Mateen he himself
disclosed it to a G4S law-
yer as the company probed
his claims of being harassed
by his peers in 2013. As for
the FBI investigation, the
company denies ever know-
ing about it.
Nevertheless, the com-
pany later moved him from
the courthouse to a gated
community, where he was
not armed.
A former co-worker there,
Daniel Gilroy, said he com-
plained to no avail about
Mateens virulent outbursts
against gays and blacks.
The company says it has no
record of any complaints.
The U.S.-born Indian
River Community College
graduate worked retail at
gyms and nutrition stores
and that short stint as a
probationary officer tak-
ing care of inmates at the
states Martin Correctional
Institute.
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NEWS

Trumps Obama claims put

him in uncharted territory
By Julie Pace
and Jill Colvin
Associated Press
Washington Donald
Trumps latest accusation
against President Barack
Obama that hes put-
ting U.S. enemies ahead of
Americas own people is
thrusting him into uncharted
territory for the presidential
candidate of any major politi-
cal party.
Trump spent the first days
following the Orlando night-
club massacre hinting Obama
was sympathizing with or
even supporting terrorists.
Some of those times he said
he was repeating what many shields his eyes as he speaks the White House race. In a
people believe one of during a rally Wednesday at
the presumptive Republican
nominees favorite ways to
sprinkle conspiracy theories
into the presidential cam-
part company with those then
who want to get into these
conspiracy theories.
In a statement to The
Associated Press on Tuesday,
Trump said Obama contin-
ues to prioritize our enemy
over our allies, and for that
matter, the American people.
Clinton, who will face
Trump in the November
election, quickly challenged
Republicans to either stand
up to their presumptive nomi-
nee or stand by his accusa-
tion about our president.
Trumps suggestions about
Republican presidential Obama come as the president
candidate Donald Trump takes a more active role in
blistering speech Tuesday,
the Fox Theater in Atlanta. Obama said Trump was a Orange County sheriffs officers search the Seven Seas Lagoon between Walt Disney Worlds
(AP Photo / John Bazemore) dangerous threat to national Magic Kingdom theme park, left, and the Grand Floridian Resort & Spa on Wednesday in Lake
security and was putting Buena Vista, Fla. (AP Photo / Phelan M. Ebenhack)
He cast Trump as a peddler Americas religious freedoms

Body of boy snatched by

paign.
By Wednesday, Trump
abandoned the innuendo and
embraced a more pointed
accusation against Obama.
Media fell all over them-
of lies, fantasies and half- at risk by calling for a tem-
baked conspiracy theories. porary ban on foreign-born
For years, Trump has Muslims entering the U.S.
been the most high-profile But the White House has

Trump may have insinu-

proponent of the birther avoided commenting on
movement that falsely claims Trumps attempts to link
selves criticizing what Donald Obama is a Muslim who
was born outside the United
Obama to terrorism, calling
the matter small.
gator found in Disney lagoon
ated about (at)POTUS. But States, when in fact he is a Trump has offered no veri- By Jay Reeves Of course the family was during the search, and it was
hes right, Trump posted Christian born in Hawaii. The fiable information to back up and Terrance Harris distraught, but also I believe not immediately clear when
on Twitter. The message businessman has also floated his assertions. Associated Press somewhat relieved that his they would reopen.
included a link to a story by debunked conspiracy theories His theory was not sup- Lake Buena Vista, Fla. body was found intact, While no swimming signs
Breitbart News, a Trump- about former rival Ted Cruzs ported by the document cited The body of a 2-year- Demings told a news confer- are posted at the beach where
friendly website, that claimed father being involved in the in the report he linked to old Nebraska boy who was ence. the boy was attacked, no
to have proof the Obama assassination of President Wednesday a secret 2012 snatched off a Walt Disney The boys parents were signs warn about alligators. A
administration backed a terror John F. Kennedy and Hillary Defense Intelligence Agency World beach by an alligator identified as Matt and Melissa company representative said it
group in Iraq. Clinton playing a role in the analysis. The Breitbart story, and dragged underwater was Graves of Elkhorn, Neb., a would thoroughly review the
Trump spokeswoman Hope death of former White House citing that document, sug- recovered Wednesday, ending suburban area of Omaha. A situation for the future.
Hicks said the candidate was aide Vince Foster. gested that the United States a ghastly search at one of the family friend released a state- Demings said his agency
retweeting a message from For Republican officials was in league with al-Qaida worlds most popular tourist ment on behalf of the couple and state wildlife officials
another Twitter user. Still, it already struggling with in Iraq, the precursor to the destinations. thanking well-wishers for would look into the issue of
was an effort by the GOPs whether to fully embrace Islamic State. Divers found the body of their thoughts and hope-filled warning signs. The sheriff
White House pick to explicit- him, Trumps willingness to Instead, the document Lane Graves about 16 hours prayers. told The Associated Press
ly link the sitting Democratic engage in stories usually lim- states generally what was after authorities first got the CEO Michael Iaccarino of that investigators would also
president with those seeking ited to supermarket tabloids widely known at the time call that a reptile had taken the Infogroup, a marketing com- review whether the boys par-
to harm Americans, just days is only making their options that the West, Gulf countries, boy from the waters edge at pany where Matt Graves is ents should be charged, but its
after 49 people were killed more complicated. and Turkey support the oppo- Seven Seas Lagoon despite his chief data officer, said Graves not likely.
and dozens more wounded in I dont go for these con- sition to the government of fathers frantic attempt to save family is the light of his life. There nothing in this case
Florida. spiracy theories and the Syrian leader Bashar Assad. the child. In a statement from Disney to indicate that there was any-
Trumps comments birtherism nonsense, said The U.S. backs several Sheriff Jerry Demings said World Resort President thing extraordinary in terms
regarding the president Rep. Charlie Dent, R-Pa. anti-Assad rebel groups but it appeared the gator pulled George A. Kalogridis, the of neglect by the parents,
crossed every line, John The congressman, who has does not include al-Qaida in the child into deeper water company said it was doing Demings said.
Weaver, the senior strategist not endorsed Trump, said any negotiations or material and drowned him, leaving the what we can to help the fam- Wildlife officials said the
for Ohio Gov. John Kasichs that while its fair to criticize or financial support, even as it body near the spot where he ily. attack was a rarity in a state
failed Republican presidential aspects of Obamas approach fights Assads government. was last seen. An autopsy was Disney World closed beach- with a gator population esti-
campaign, wrote on Twitter. to combating terrorism, I planned. es around Seven Seas Lagoon mated at 1 million.

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BUSINESS
ECONOMY MARKET INDICATORS

Dow Jones industrials

Manufacturing in 10,917.51
-504.48
New York grew in June Nasdaq composite
2,179.91
Associated Press ic growth worldwide has hurt -81.36
Washington Factory demand for U.S. exports.
activity in New York expand- A measure of new orders Standard & Poors 500
ed in June, rebounding from rose to 10.9, from minus 5.5 1,192.70
a May decline as manufactur- the previous month. And -59.00
er orders and shipments rose. a gauge of shipments also
The Federal Reserve Bank turned positive at 9.32, up
of New York said Wednesday from minus 1.9.
that its Empire State manu- There are signs that facto-
facturing index rose to 6 in ries have adjusted and started LOCALINTERESTSTOCKS
June, after slumping to minus to recover from declines NAME TKR LAST CH %CH
9 the previous month. Any caused by cheaper oil prices, BerkHBcp BHLB 26.03 -.17 -.6
reading above zero points to a struggling global economy CSX CSX 26.39 ... ...
expansion. and a dollar that until recent- CarrolsRst TAST 11.94 -.14 -1.2
The figures indicate that ly was strengthening in value. CmtyBkSy CBU 40.52 -.09 -.2
New York factories are see- The Institute for Supply Conmed CNMD 43.06 -.12 -.3
ing slight improvements in Management says its manu- ConstellA STZ 156.24 -.88 -.6
their outlook, although the facturing index showed Corning GLW 20.20 -.07 -.3
employment gauge of the expansion for the third Nine Mile 1 nuclear plant in Scriba. (Courtesy Constellation Energy Nuclear Group) Eaton ETN 60.65 +.21 +.3
index shows that hiring has straight month, rising to 51.3 Exelon EXC 34.19 +.34 +1.0
been flat. Factory output in May from 50.8 in April. FstNiagara FNFG 10.10 +.02 +.2
nationwide has been weak
this year as sluggish econom-
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Mile 1 nuclear reactor has new clean energy standard ing will ultimately result in AT&T Inc T 40.29 -.09 -.2
AbbottLab ABT 37.43 -.23 -.6
told state officials the plant is to promote renewable energy contracts that will justify the AbbVie ABBV 60.40 +.50 +.8
likely to close if new clean sources and reduce green- investment, attorney Steven Accenture ACN 117.45 -.64 -.5
energy subsidies are not in house gas emissions. Gov. Wilson wrote on behalf of the Allstate ALL 65.87 -.82 -1.2
place by September. Andrew Cuomo directed that company. Alphabet C GOOG 718.92 +.65 +.1
Plant owner Exelon Corp. the new standard include Ginna has been operat- Alphabet A GOOGL 732.19 -1.06 -.1
The Kopp family from Pennsylvania, foreground, watches notified the state Public zero emission credits for ing under a state-mandated Altria MO 65.33 +.03 ...
the launch of the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket Wednesday from Amazon AMZN 714.26 -5.04 -.7
Service Commission in a let- Upstate nuclear plants to pro- agreement that provides it AmExp AXP 61.42 +.35 +.6
Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. ter that it will not undertake vide them with above-market with extra revenue from util- AmIntlGrp AIG 53.57 -.42 -.8
(Malcolm Denemark / Florida Today via AP) the $55 million cost of refuel- compensation for producing ity Rochester Gas & Electric. Amgen AMGN 151.90 -1.09 -.7
ing the plant in March 2017 power without carbon emis- The plant faces a potential Anadarko APC 53.38 -.32 -.6

SpaceXs latest rocket without a contract in place

guaranteeing extra payments
sions.
Exelon officials have sup-
financial crisis when the
agreement ends in March,
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landing ends badly the plant needs to stop losing

money.
Company officials told the
ported the concept as a way
to help money-losing nuclear
plants survive a market domi-
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BlackRock BLK 339.55 -.24 -.1
Elon Musks SpaceX failed SpaceX founder Elon Musk signed by September to have from natural gas. But the It is paired with a newer,
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to complete what would later tweeted that it appeared enough time to order fuel and company has grown impatient larger reactor, Nine Mile 2, BrMySq BMY 72.57 -.53 -.7
have been its fifth landing the thrust in one of three plan the refueling operation. with the pace of the PSCs which recently completed a CVS Health CVS 96.02 -.37 -.4
of a reusable booster rocket landing engines was insuf- If the 620-megawatt deliberations. refueling outage that provided CapOne COF 64.64 +.21 +.3
Wednesday, a down note ficient, causing the rocket Nine Mile 1 reactor closes, Exelon told the PSC that enough fuel for the next two Caterpillar CAT 75.07 +.21 +.3
on what appeared to be an to come in far too fast. In it would be the second of both Nine Mile 1 and the years. Chevron CVX 100.63 -.65 -.6
Cisco CSCO 28.65 -.31 -1.1
otherwise successful mission what he said may have been Oswego Countys three Ginna plant near Rochester Exelon officials were not Citigroup C 42.01 +.05 +.1
to deliver two Boeing-built SpaceXs hardest impact nuclear reactors to close. The face likely shutdowns if the immediately available for CocaCola KO 45.01 -.03 -.1
communication satellites to ever, the booster ultimately neighboring FitzPatrick plant, new payment program is not comment Wednesday. ColgPalm CL 71.72 -.37 -.5
high orbit above the Earth. suffered an RUD, or rapid owned by Entergy Corp., is in place by September. Comcast CMCSA 62.35 -.29 -.5
Falcon 9 was lost in this unscheduled disassembly. scheduled to shut down in A decision to invest tens Contact Tim Knauss at 315-470- ConocoPhil COP 43.71 -.61 -1.4
attempt, the company said in Upgrades to compensate for January 2017. of millions of dollars in units 3023 Costco COST 154.86 -1.01 -.6
DevonE DVN 35.09 -.46 -1.3
its webcast. the problem could come by Disney DIS 98.27 -.13 -.1
As the satellites headed years end, said Musk. DowChm DOW 51.86 -.27 -.5
on their way Wednesday, SpaceX believes its land- DuPont DD 65.76 -.09 -.1
the booster rocket began its ing technology represents
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a landing on a special float- tion. Previous spacecrafts EmersonEl EMR 51.96 -.06 -.1
ing platform. Video footage
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SpaceX had said landing and using it again, SpaceX Washington The Federal officials found that six think ment. Stocks traded about GenElec GE 30.59 +.15 +.5
the reusable booster rocket argues it can significantly cut Reserve is keeping interest there will be only one rate where they were before the GenMotors GM 28.86 +.03 +.1
would be made more difficult the cost of missions an rates unchanged in light of hike this year, up from just statement was released at 2 GileadSci GILD 83.04 -.53 -.6
by the fact that it would be achievement that could make an uncertain job market and one official who thought so at p.m. Eastern time. The yield GoldmanS GS 146.16 -.03 ...
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falling from higher up. And, space launches more eco- offering no hints of when its the Feds March meeting. The on the benchmark 10-year HomeDp HD 126.53 +1.29 +1.0
the company said, the rocket nomical and more common. next rate hike might occur. median expectation remains Treasury note did edge down HonwllIntl HON 115.52 +.01 ...
would have less fuel than The Fed noted in a state- for two rate hikes this year. to 1.58 percent from 1.60 Intel INTC 31.61 -.53 -1.6
ment Wednesday after its The expectations for rate percent. IBM IBM 150.68 -.38 -.3
latest policy meeting that the hikes in future years did slow: The Feds move to JPMorgCh JPM 61.97 -.11 -.2
pace of hiring has slowed The median forecast shows leave rates unchanged was JohnJn JNJ 116.41 -.71 -.6
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has improved. George, head of the Federal MasterCrd MA 93.34 -.77 -.8
The central bank indi- Reserve Bank of Kansas City,
accreditor faces shutdown cated that it needs a clearer
picture of economic devel-
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uncertainties to
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be addressed directly and again. It noted that the hous- Wednesdays decision to keep Mondelez MDLZ 43.83 -.19 -.4
Boston The U.S. decisively by the board and ing market is improving and rates unchanged.
justify pulling the
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leges, a rare move that could institutions like the now- of job growth and global AT THE UNIVERSITY OF aged by the minutes of its
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put dozens of schools at risk defunct Corinthian College, a economic developments. OF BUSINESS previous meeting in April. PepsiCo PEP 102.86 -.37 -.4
of losing federal funding. chain of schools that contin- Some economists think Those minutes suggested Pzer PFE 34.79 -.20 -.6
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ProctGam PG 82.95 -.40 -.5
from the departments staff even as it was being investi- sible if the job market hiring and economic growth Qualcom QCOM 53.28 +.58 +1.1
would sever ties with the gated for fraud. rebounds from a dismal May three in 2018, down from an strengthened and inflation Raytheon RTN 135.98 +.22 +.2
Accrediting Council for It also blamed the council and financial markets remain expectation of four for each showed signs of accelerating Schlmbrg SLB 76.85 -.61 -.8
Independent Colleges and for failing to stop schools calm after Britains vote next year. That change suggests toward the Feds 2 percent SimonProp SPG 204.22 +1.40 +.7
Schools, a national group that from falsifying data about the week on whether to leave the that Fed officials remain con- target rate. SouthnCo SO 50.88 -.45 -.9
oversees 900 campuses and success of students, failing to European Union. cerned about a recovery that But this month, the gov- Starbucks s SBUX 55.35 -.22 -.4
Target TGT 67.27 +.53 +.8
wields the seal of approval stop misleading recruitment There are too many is still sending mixed signals ernment caught the financial TexInst TXN 61.69 -.21 -.3
that colleges need to receive tactics and failing to punish uncertainties to justify pull- on jobs and inflation and world off guard when it said 3M Co MMM 167.80 +.19 +.1
federal aid. schools that employed those ing the trigger, said Sung that they are comfortable that employers added just 38,000 TimeWarn TWX 72.88 +.12 +.2
The group has been under practices. Won Sohn, an economist at rates can be left ultra-low for jobs in May the weakest 21stCFoxA FOXA 28.96 +.09 +.3
intense scrutiny after critics, The recommendation the University of Californias longer. gain in five years and that UnionPac UNP 87.54 -.44 -.5
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including attorneys general in is only the first step in a Martin School of Business. The officials sounded a job growth averaged only US Bancrp USB 41.02 -.17 -.4
13 states, accused it of over- broader process to decide the The Fed wants to make sure slightly more downbeat note 116,000 the past three months, UtdTech UTX 100.54 -.65 -.6
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schools. tisan advisory committee will payroll number for May is a this year and next compared months ending in April. VerizonCm VZ 52.84 -.15 -.3
Anthony Bieda, the coun- issue its own proposal before temporary phenomenon and with their forecasts three Suddenly, expectations Visa s V 78.17 -.40 -.5
cils chief, said it takes the top education officials make not a harbinger of a weaker months ago. They now expect for a rate hike this month WalMart WMT 71.12 +.17 +.2
WalgBoots WBA 83.21 -1.13 -1.3
Education Departments the final decision. The coun- economy to come. just 2 percent growth both declined. And some Fed WellsFargo WFC 46.78 -.10 -.2
recommendation very seri- cils leaders said they plan to Besides issuing a policy this year and next year, down watchers expressed confu-
ously. make their case to the advi- statement, the Fed updated from their previous forecast sion about the central banks
The recommenda- sory committee at its meeting its economic forecasts, which of 2.2 percent for this year approach to rates.
tion to deny recognition next week. show how it foresees rate and 2.1 percent for 2017.

Home Depot sues credit card rms over security
By Jeff Martin
Associated Press
Atlanta Visa and MasterCard are using
security measures prone to fraud, putting retail-
ers and customers at risk of thieves, The Home
Depot Inc. says in a new federal lawsuit.
Its the latest large retailer to raise the secu-
rity concerns, with a lawsuit filed this week
in U.S. District Court in Atlanta. Last month,
Arkansas-based Wal-Mart Stores Inc. sued Visa
Inc. over similar issues.
Atlanta-based Home Depot says new pay-
ment cards with chip technology remain less
secure in the U.S. than cards used in Europe
and elsewhere in the world.
Even with chips, U.S. cards still rely on cus-
tomers hand-written signatures for verification,
rather than more secure Personal Identification
Numbers, or PINs, Home Depot maintains.
A Mastercard spokesman said the chips
boost security.
Regardless of how the cardholders identity
is confirmed, the chip makes data much more
secure, rendering it almost useless to create
fraudulent cards or transactions, MasterCard
spokesman Seth Eisen said in a statement
Wednesday.
MasterCard received the court filing Tuesday Mass. The Home Depot Inc. says in a new federal lawsuit that Visa and MasterCard are using
and is still reviewing it, Eisen said.
We are aware of the complaint and will
respond in due course, a Visa spokeswoman
said in a statement Wednesday.
A central issue in Home Depots lawsuit:
Its accusation that Visa and MasterCard are
conspiring to prevent adoption of more secure
technology in order to maintain market domi-
nance and profits.
For years, Visa and MasterCard have been
more concerned with protecting their own
FOR THE RECORD
The Home Depot logo appears on a credit card reader at a Home Depot store in Bellingham,
security measures that are prone to fraud, putting it and other retailers at risk of hacking
attacks by cyber thieves. (AP Photo / Steven Senne)
inflated profits and their dominant market posi- Depot said.
tions than with the security of payment cards
used by American consumers and the health
of the United States economy, Home Depot
states in its 138-page lawsuit.
About 80 nations use cards with chips, and
most of them including England, France
and Australia also require a PIN, Home
BUSINESS
Such cards offer an extra layer of security
beyond the chip itself, by requiring the user to enabled checkout terminals at all of its stores
enter a four-digit PIN, thereby ensuring that the after the 2014 attack.
individual using the card is the cards owner,
Home Depot states in its lawsuit. Signatures
can be copied or forged, and cashiers are not
handwriting experts trained to identify forged
  
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signatures.
As a result, U.S. consumers and merchants
such as Home Depot pay fraud-related costs
that are unrivaled in the rest of the industrial
world.
A chip in combination with a PIN is a form
of two-factor authentication, said Craig
Piercy, director of the online master of inter-
net technology program at the University of
Georgias Terry College of Business.
It basically means that you have something
with you usually a physical thing and
something that you know. Both together are
required to authenticate a user.
If a card is stolen, even one with a micro-
chip, a thief could still use it by inserting it into
the card reader, then scribbling the name on the
card on a receipt or pad near a cash register.
But if the thief doesnt know the PIN, the
card is rejected.
Neither one protects against all types of
fraud, but in terms of protecting against lost
or stolen cards, chip and PIN is more secure,
Piercy said.
Home Depot was targeted in a wave of data
heists that began with Targets pre-Christmas
2013 attack. Home Depots 2014 data breach at
stores in the U.S. and Canada affected 56 mil-
lion debit and credit cards, far more than the
attack on Target customers. Hackers also stole
53 million email addresses from Home Depot
customers.
Home Depot pushed hard to activate chip-
While common in Europe and outside of the
U.S. for more than a decade, chip cards have
only recently started seeing broader acceptance
in the U.S.

  


  

   
  
   

    

       

             

   
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Daniel J. Aldrich, same ad-
dress.
Alexander Stepanyuk Photogra-
phy, 60 Hardwicke Drive, Syra-
cuse, Oleksandr Stepanyuk,
same address.
June 9
L & J Lawn And Landscape, 152
Cook Ave., Syracuse, Louis
Parolin, same address, Louis
Parolin, 152 Cook Ave., Syra-
cuse, Jeremy Michael Mathers,
320 Hillside Ave., Syracuse.
At Home Beauty, 2206 Court St.,
Syracuse, Karene A. Crumb,
964 County Route 33, Norwich.
Happy Wok House, 89 Hulbert
St., Minoa, Shu Q. Zhu, 551
Sherrill Road, Sherrill, Nai Q. Li,
same address.
BCA Architecture & Engineers,
Bernier Carr & Associates
Engineers Architects And Land
Surveyors PC, 327 Mullin St.,
Watertown.
IDI Distributors, Insulation Dis-
tributors Inc., 8303 Audubon
Road, Chanhassen.
Aaa Snappy Transportation, 522
Hawley Ave., Syracuse, Snappy
Inc., same address.
Columbus Insurance Agency,
4754 Cleveland Road, Syracuse,
4754 Cleveland Rd Inc., same
address.
Imperial Electric, Nidec Motor
Corp., 8050 W. Forissant Ave.,
St. Louis.
Briovarx Of Florida, Briovarx
SUMMITDODGE 959 Hiawatha487-621
Blvd W. Syracuse
NEW 2015 RAM PROMASTER CITY
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C4-0007707188-01
Jedik Outdoor, 2621 Rose Hill
Road, Marietta, George Jedik,
same address.
June 10
Life On The Edge Barber
Lounge, 400 Elm St., Syracuse,
Nicholas Brice, 6921 Belt Link
Loop, Wesley Chapel.
Professional Quality Painting,
608 Wolf St., Syracuse, Jason
C. Smithers, same address,
Leon Edward Hollister Jr., 915
Court St., Syracuse.
Akemis Designs, 222 Croly St.,
Syracuse, Marteasha Glen,
1269 W. Genesee St., No. 301,
Syracuse.
Lyphe Apparel, 253 Bruce St.,
Syracuse, Nafeesah S. Rich-
ardson, same address, Requin
D. Ratchford, 253 Bruce St.,
Syracuse.
FJT Massage, 5003 Oak Crest
Courtyard, Syracuse, Frank
Joseph Totino, same address.
June 13
Rsa Architects, 1054 James St.,
Syracuse, Lawrence C. Apgar
Jr., 1975 Route 20, West Caze-
novia.
Spiral Journey Healing, 2970
Warners Road, Warners, Robin
L. Weeks, same address.
Immanuel Nepali Church Inc, 321
Highland Ave., Syracuse, Indra
Rana, 730 E. Laurel St., Apt. 1,
Syracuse.
R E Holdings, 8212 Cedarcrest
Circel, Liverpool, Catherine
Diana, 7251 Lakeshore Road,
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Paige Castle-Lagerquist, same
address.
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Dutchman Drive, Baldwinsville,
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address.
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Guy Planning Group, 850 Fay
Road, Westvale, Patrick Guy,
same address.
DISGRACED
Discontinuance
certicates
Discontinuance business certi-
cates for the following companies
have been led at the Onondaga
County clerks office. Discon-
tinuances do not necessarily
mean a company has gone out
of business. They are also led
when owners or names change,
for example, or when a company
reorganizes itself.
June 8
CNY Partybooth, 5095 Onon-
daga Road, Syracuse, Daniel J.
Aldrich, 5095 Onondaga Road,
Syracuse.
June 9
General Mechanical Systems,
Ng, H.t.lyons Inc., 7165 Ambas-
sador Drive, Allentown.
Westech International, Ng,
H.t.lyons Inc., 7165 Ambassador
Drive, Allentown
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COMMENTARY

Why I walked out

of the Houses
moment of silence 2 2 0 S . W A R R E N S T R E E T, S Y R A C U S E , N E W Y O R K 1 3 2 0 2

STEPHEN A. ROGERS TIMOTHY R. KENNEDY

Chairman
NEWS AND OPINION
STEPHEN CVENGROS, Vice President of Content
MARIE MORELLI, Editorial/Opinion Leader
JOHN LAMMERS, Director of Content
TRISH LAMONTE, Director of Digital Operations
MARK LIBBON, Director of Publications
STAN LINHORST, Director of Special Projects
President
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Rep. Jim Himes, D-Conn., walked out of the House chambers

Tuesday when legislators held yet another moment of silence
for yet another round of gun violence victims. (AP Photo, 2013) Another shooting,
same need for gun control
By Jim Himes remained in the chamber tried

O
Special to The Washington Post
n Sunday, after I learned R-Wis., to act on gun control
of yet another mas-
sacre of Americans by
a madman with a gun,
I attended the Connecticut
premiere of Newtown, a
documentary on the emotional
aftermath for parents whose
children were obliterated by
Adam Lanza and his AR-15
at Sandy Hook Elementary
School. After the film, I talked
with Mark Barden, father of
Daniel Barden, who was mur-
dered at age 7.
I marveled at the strength
Mark showed in the face of
inconceivable loss, and again
in recounting his tortured jour-
ney to the filmmakers.
Then I thought about how
Congress would respond to
the latest atrocity. There would
be, for the umpteenth time, a
moment of silence. To honor
the victims. We did it five
times just last year: Stop talk-
ing about sports and dinner
and Donald Trump for about
10 seconds, put on our most
serious faces, wonder if wed
turned off our phones. For 10
seconds. Done. Over. On to
the next thing.
Not me. Not anymore.
If the House of
Representatives had a solitary
moral fiber, even a wisp of
human empathy, we would
spend moments not in silence,
but screaming at painful
volume the names of the 49
whose bodies were ripped
apart, and the ones before
them. Wed invite parents
and partners and siblings up
from Orlando, and ask them
to speak, openly, rawly about
their pain. Wed listen. And
maybe, just maybe, wed hear.
In town squares, houses
of worship and stadiums,
moments of silence are fine
emblems of our concern. But
Congress houses the 535 peo-
ple who could come together
to pass measures that would
reduce the bloody mayhem.
Instead of staying in the
House chamber Tuesday, I
walked out of the moment of
silence, joined by some col-
leagues. Other Democrats who District in the House.
to get Speaker Paul Ryan,
legislation. To no avail.
The majority of Americans
support measures such as
universal background checks,
keeping people on the no-fly
list from purchasing weapons
and limits on how ferocious
a weapon a civilian can own.
But Congress offers silence.
I understand that mass
killings are complicated.
They may involve bigotry,
homophobia, mental health
problems or terrorism. We
should, and we do, work to
deal with root causes. But the
common element here the
bullet leaving a barrel and
turning someones child into
a bloody corpse is one that
we address only with silence.
I support Second
Amendment rights. I enjoy
recreational shooting. I have a
tattered musket in the garage.
But like so many Americans, I
recognize that there is no such
thing as an absolute right, that
your right to buy a military
weapon without hindrance,
delay or training cannot trump
Daniel Bardens right to see
his eighth birthday.
Like so many people in the
United States and even more
around the world, I cant fath-
om why we make it harder to
drive a car legally than to pur-
chase a weapon legally. I dont
fully understand why a fairly
reasonable set of measures
unleashes a torrent of hate,
threats and anger worthy of
Dantes Ninth Circle of Hell
toward elected officials who
speak out for reform.
All I know is that the regu-
lar moments of silence on the
House floor do not honor the
victims of violence. They are
an affront. In the chamber
where change is made, they
are a tepid, self-satisfying
emblem of impotence and
willful negligence. It is action
that will stop next weeks
mass shooting.
I will not be silent.
Jim Himes, a Democrat, represents
Connecticuts 4th Congressional
By Joseph Fahey
Retired Onondaga County Court judge
3 On Sunday, a gunman
entered a night club with an
assault rifle in Orlando, Fla.,
and killed 49 people and
injured 54 more.
3 On Dec. 2, 2015, a couple
in San Bernardino, Calif.,
killed 14 people and injured
70 others with an assault
weapon.
3 On July 16, 2015, a gun-
man in Chattanooga, Tenn.,
killed five people and injured
three with an AK-47 assault
rifle.
3 On July 20, 2012, a gun-
man entered a movie theater
in Aurora, Colo., with an
assault rifle and killed 12
people and injured 47.
3 On Dec. 14, 2012, a gun-
man entered an elementary
school in Newtown, Conn.,
and killed 20 children who Three variations of the AR-15 assault rie are displayed at the California Department of
were 5 or 7 years old and six Justice in Sacramento, Calif. While the guns look similar, the bottom version is illegal in
adults with an assault rifle. California because of its quick reload capabilities. Omar Mateen used an AR-15 that he
3 On Jan. 8, 2011, Jared purchased legally when he killed 49 people in an Orlando nightclub over the weekend
Lee Loughner killed six peo- President Barack Obama and other gun control advocates have repeatedly called for
ple and injured 11, including reinstating a federal ban on semi-automatic assault weapons that expired in 2004, but have
Rep. Gabrielle Giffords. been thwarted by Republicans in Congress. (AP Photo / Rich Pedroncelli, 2012)
3 On Nov. 5, 2009, a gun-
man at Fort Hood, Texas, Secret Service protection for Hook Elementary School in No one needs to have
killed 12 people and wounded his daughters. Newtown, had a history of access to cop-killer bullets.
30 more with a semi-automat- In 1994 the Public Safety mental illness. James Holmes, This is an election year.
ic pistol. In the weeks before and Recreational Use the Aurora, Colo., shooter We will elect a new presi-
the shooting, he bought 3,000 Protection Act was enacted, pled not guilty by reason of dent, one-third of the Senate
rounds of ammunition. which made it unlawful to insanity. Yet, LaPierre and the and the whole House of
After the murder of the manufacture for civilian NRA also oppose expanded Representatives also will
children in Newtown,Wayne use semi-automatic assault background checks. stand for election. If we are
LaPierre, executive vice presi- weapons and large-capacity Last year, as I was leaving to have some sanity restored
dent of the NRA, offered this magazines. Regrettably, it had my position as a Onondaga to the use and possession of
pithy comment: The only a 10-year sunset provision County Court judge who had firearms, it will have to come
thing that stops a bad guy and it expired in 2004. In the presided over thousands of at the ballot box.
with a gun is a good guy with wake of the Newtown murder criminal cases, I wrote an On Monday, the president,
a gun. of children, LaPierre and the op-ed piece setting forth what commenting on this particular
So, I have a question. NRA renewed its vigorous I believed were some com- subject, observed, We have
Where was the good guy opposition to renewing the mon-sense proposals involv- to decide if that is the kind
with a gun to stop the mur- ban on civilian use of assault ing gun regulations. It pro- of country we want to be. To
ders in all of these shootings? weapons and large magazines. duced an outpouring of vit- actively do nothing is a deci-
It certainly wasnt LaPierre, This speaks volumes about riol from commenters whose sion as well.
who is paid almost a million the NRAs priorities and its courage in expressing their Richard Nixon campaigned
dollars a year and provided allegiance to the gun manu- opinions was enhanced by on the slogan, This year,
his own private security so he facturers rather than the safety their anonymity. Nevertheless, vote like your whole world
can shill for the gun manu- of the public. I will propose them again. depended on it. That is
facturers. The same LaPierre Both Loughner, of the No one needs to own an something to think about, too,
who criticized President Tucson shooting, and Adam assault rifle or high-capacity because the way these events
Barack Obama for providing Lanza, killer at Sandy magazines. keep occurring, it could.

Why I light candles after tragedy

By Billy Kluttz roll. I do the only thing I can
Special to The Washington Post remember how to do. I light
We want policy change, candles. I say prayers. I trust
not prayers. Immediately the process: Somehow the
following the violence in ritual will reorient me, ground
Orlando, my friends social me, do something.
media posts made their priori- As useless as this seems, it
ties clear. They were unim- works. Or it will, in time.
pressed with the deluge of Rituals sustain us past the
social media piety following trauma; they remind us to
the latest mass shooting. breathe. For queer people of
As a gay man, I heard their faith, rituals help us survive
plea: They saw prayer-themed because the next, most logical
hashtags and photos as just step isnt always clear. There
unwanted folderol. isnt always a singular policy
But as a Christian, following solution for the complex glob-
the horrific news Sunday, I did al intersections of religion,
what people of faith do best: I sexuality, gender and violence.
lit candles. A few others sent And so, I continue the use-
out tweets, we showed up in less practice of lighting can-
Washingtons Dupont Circle dles. And I stand there beside
and we lit more candles. others lost in the senselessness
Our ordinary religious ritu- and sadness.
als are a spiritual emergency As the candles burn out,
preparedness plan of sorts. my friends were right; our
We practice the fire drills so candles have done nothing.
that when the panic of actual The wounds are still there. But
smoke and flame overtake us, somehow, we have acknowl-
we will hopefully remember edged the loss, and somehow,
where the exit is or at least we have found our foothold,
which direction to crawl. together.
Just a few hours after I
walked in Saturdays D.C. Billy Kluttz is the evening ser-
Pride parade, Sundays attack vices coordinator at Immanuel
on LGBT people in Orlando Presbyterian Church in McLean,
left me disoriented. Amid Va., and a graduate of Wesley
confusion, I revert to the spiri- Theological Seminary in
tual version of stop, drop and Washington.
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study by Catholic Charities,
reports that in 2014 more
than one-third of Onondaga
Countys population was
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On July 9, 2015, Uber
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Preaching hate does
more harm than guns
To the Editor:
I am seeing a lot of com-
ments on social media in favor
of gun control following the
Orlando shootings. I wish I
was seeing just as many posts
addressing the wave of hatred
and backlash against gay
people that is providing both
justification and motivation for
anti-LGBT violence.
Many kinds of anti-LGBT
bills are making their way
through legislatures across
the country. It is a shocking
number, somewhere between
100 and 200 individual pieces
of legislation occupying the
efforts of governments to the
detriment of justice and fair-
ness.
Other viewpoints
I cant even imagine the
outrage that would be taking
place if there were 100 or 200
individual pieces of legislation
that would similarly inflict
hardship and injustice on an
ethnic or racial minority. The
outcry would be deafening.
And remember, a majority
of states do not protect LGBT
people from discrimination in
housing, employment, public
accommodation, etc.
If it seemed obvious that
other types of discrimination
would be ridiculous after mar-
riage equality, guess what?
You havent seen anything
yet. And while we dont know
the degree to which religious
belief drove the Orlando
to say, confessed Katharine
shooter, we do know that
discrimination on religious
grounds is a major factor in
the current wave of anti-LGBT
legislation.
When you preach hate,
when you make injustice both
legal and sacred, is it any sur-
prise that you get violence?
As difficult it is it is to ban
assault rifles, it is even more
difficult to stop religious insti-
tutions that preach hate.
But I know which does the
greater harm and its not the
guns.
zations) turned
L. JOANNE BERRY
Cazenovia
Trump calling
D
onald Trumps free point to stop and interrogate
ride on your television him, she told me. But by
screen is coming to an now, theyve begun to figure
end. In the Republican him out. Theyve worked
primary campaign, Trump out strategies to hold him
profited from his undeniable accountable. Theyre now
entertainment value, grab- deciding: Im going to get
bing hours of TV time with an answer to one important
speeches, news conferences question, no matter how long
and interviews. To be honest, it takes.
it was hard not to watch. The business incentives
His speeches are fascinat- have changed, too. In the
ing for a simple reason: You primary campaign, when
never know what hes going Trump was a novelty, land-
ing a five-minute telephone
Hall Jamieson, a communica- interview was what producers
tions scholar at Annenberg call a good get. No longer;
Public Policy Center. his free-association schtick is
Television networks, locked
in competition for viewers,
felt powerless to resist.
It may not be good for
America, but its good for
getting old. Several networks
no longer allow him to phone
in; he has to go on camera
like anyone else. And hosts
have been willing to employ
CBS, network CEO Les
Moonves said.
Trump didnt get a pass on
every occasion. CNNs Jake
Tapper has been tough on
what one journalist called
ridiculous persistence.
If you think of a broadcast
interview as a form of enter-
tainment, the dramatic struc-
him for months; Fox News ture has changed, Jamieson
Chris Wallace tried to police said.
his whoppers, too. But some What made Trump most
interviewers allowed his most valuable at first was sheer
outlandish assertions to float novelty and unpredictability.
by without challenge. Now youre watching a dif-
Since he has all but ferent drama: Can you hold
secured the nomination, Trump accountable? The
though, Trump
has encountered
What made Trump most
tougher treat-
ment. valuable at rst was sheer
A news con-
ference about his novelty and unpredictability.
contributions to Now youre watching a
veterans organi-
different drama: Can you hold
into a shouting Trump accountable? The
match, with
entertainment value is still
reporters slea-
there, but its different.
zy. His attacks
on a Mexican
American
KATHARINE HALL JAMIESON, COMMUNICATIONS
SCHOLAR AT ANNENBERG PUBLIC POLICY CENTER

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mals such as deer. Semiautomatic weapons are
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CYNTHIA STEVENSON
SUZANNE LOVELAND
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Celebrate Bloomsday and wicked fun of Ulysses
To the Editor:
To those passionate souls
of Central New York who
worship at the altar of art,
to those of Irish and Jewish
descent who love their cultural
heritage, to book lovers of all
races, creeds, and backgrounds
who possess druidic habits, I
need not remind you we are
fast approaching the most
magical intellectual day of the
year: Bloomsday!
Bloomsday, of course, is
a celebration of the greatest
novel ever written in any lan-
guage: Ulysses, by James
Joyce. The story takes place
on a single day June 16,
1904 and chronicles the
peregrinations of a solitary
Jew wandering around Dublin.
He encounters modern-day
versions of the monsters that
tormented Odysseus 4,000
years ago on his travels home
to Ithaca from the Trojan War.
Cyclops, Circe, Calypso and
the Sirens are all here with
brutal effect. Joyce teaches us
that modern life can be every
bit as terrifying as the mythol-
ogies of antiquity.
But for the faint-hearted
who never read the book, here
are three reasons why the
adventure should be under-
taken.
judge oversee-
Semiautomatic weapons are Americans should arm ing lawsuits against Trump entertainment value is still
University have earned weeks there, but its different.
problem themselves of tough coverage. Good journalism can also
To the Editor: Here we go again! Some nut job terrorist Interviewers, instead of be good business.
If access to semiautomatic weapons is goes beserk and the anti-gun group wants all allowing the candidate to A word in Trumps
important to Americans we need to accept that Americans disarmed. It didnt matter the FBI skitter from one subject to defense: At least hes been
events like the mass killing in Orlando will interviewed Omar Mateen several times as a another, are now pressing accessible. Hes given far
happen again and again. person of interest for terrorism. They did not him more relentlessly. On more time to interviewers
These events are impossible to stop once have him on the watch list to prevent his buy- June 5 on CBS Face the than Hillary Clinton, the pre-
these weapons are in peoples homes. ing firearms. According to the FBI, Mateen Nation, John Dickerson sumptive Democratic nomi-
I hunted for a number of years when I was had to have done something bad before they asked Trump five times to nee. Clintons last full-scale
younger and know you dont use a semiauto- could exclude him. Nice. So they wait until he explain his claim that he news conference was more
matic weapon to kill small game or larger ani- kills 49 people and now they can exclude him. opposed the 2010 U.S. inter- than six months ago. Trump
A day late and a dollar short. vention in Libya (in fact, has held perhaps a dozen
not hunting weapons. If the law and police cannot protect people, he supported it). I was for news conferences since then.
Mass shootings will happen again and again we need our own protection even more. doing something, Trump According to USA Today,
as long as these weapons are available to the Millions of semi-automatic owners did not admitted weakly, but it Clinton has appeared on
public. commit crimes. Yet we are supposed to assume wasnt what you have right Sunday morning interview
The only question is the number of people they might someday. We constantly play right now. On CNNs State of shows 25 times since the
killed and the setting a nightclub, school, into anti-American forces who would love to the Union, Tapper pressed campaign began; Trump has
church, shopping mall, etc. disarm us. Resist this phony anti-gun rhetoric Trump 23 times to explain appeared 75 times.
as a feel-good, do nothing ploy. his objection to Judge Last week, after she
PETER WIRTH LARRY FURCO Gonzalo Curiel. Hes of secured the nomination,
Fayetteville Jordan Mexican heritage, Trump Clinton did grant a series of
finally said. I think thats interviews, including a tough
why hes doing it. (Hes one with Fox News Bret
not from Mexico, hes from Baier. But she carefully kept
Indiana, Tapper noted.) them short just eight min-
CNN instituted an overdue utes in Baiers case.
practice: correcting false- As the journalistic heat
hoods in the chyron, text turns up, Trump may be
3 Secondly, for our Jewish planning an assignation with on the bottom of the screen. tempted to reduce his expo-
brothers and sisters: Strangely, a new lover for 4 oclock that Trump: I never said Japan sure to tough questions by
some would say about this afternoon in his marital bed. should have nukes (he did), adopting Clintons strategy of
Dublin-based tale, Joyces And his young atheistic friend, the pioneering chyron said. maximum control.
main character is a secular Stephen Daedalus, recently The real estate promoter That would be a shame.
Jew, though thrice baptized buried his beloved mother but dominated early interviews Better for him to challenge
to Christianity, and from is tormented by the fact that by changing the subject Clinton to a series of duel-
Hungary. But the novel is not he refused her request that he whenever he got a question ing news conferences or
about Irish/English anti-Semi- pray for her soul on her death- he didnt like. Pinning Trump interviews, each devoted to a
tism, although there is enough bed. In the crescendo of the down is like trying to grab single subject in depth. Well
ignorant spite to condemn the novel, we witness his mothers passing fish with your bare be better off if the candidates
whole island. No, Joyce places decomposing, ghostly corpse hands, David Rennie of the compete to provide more
his protagonist, Leopold chasing him down in a brothel Economist wrote after one answers, not fewer.
3 First, for those of Irish Bloom, firmly in the modern- trying to strangle him. The frustrating encounter. Trump is finally getting
descent: Irelands great gift to ist Jewish intellectual tradition novel, though banal in its sur- Jamieson expressed sym- the scrutiny he deserved all
themselves and the world are of Maimonides, Spinoza and face tone, has a fever pitch of pathy for hapless journalists. along. Is he big enough to
their books and letters, and the Mendelssohn, thus creating emotion and pathos. When the candidates style take it?
apex of that tradition is Joyce not only a distinctive Jewish This year Bloomsday will is a Joycean stream of con-
and his Ulysses. Think about portrait, but also a descrip- be celebrated of course,
it: Ireland had no great kings, tion of a modern everyman today, June 16 at Nibsys
statesmen or scientists, but the struggling with the universal Pub, 201 Ulster St., Syracuse
Irish could bloody well write. effort to balance faith and rea-
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stores, protests are turn-
ing more violent. A social
media reported protests
on Wednesday in the Los
Teques, Los Altos Mirandinos
and Santa Teresa del Tuy sub-
urbs of Caracas, the capital.
A common thread among
protesters demanding the gov-
ernment provide food is that
they are suffering from hun-
ger and in some cases heat
exposure from spending hours
in line. Mired in economic
crisis, Venezuela must import
the bulk of its food items,
but supplies have run short
because of the governments
cash shortage, triggered by
falling oil prices.
The rising violence comes
as U.S. Secretary of State
John F. Kerry said Tuesday
that his representatives
would soon hold talks with
Venezuelan officials in a bid
to improve frayed bilateral
relations. Maduro says his
country is the victim of a
U.S.-promoted economic war.
The U.S. says the increased
chaos in Venezuela poses a
map showing the wreckage
location.
The 82.05-yard-long survey
vessel is equipped with sonar
depths up to 6,000 feet.
The EgyptAir Airbus A320
had been cruising normally
in clear skies on an overnight
flight on May 19.
The radar showed that the
doomed aircraft turned 90
degrees left, then a full 360
degrees to the right, plum-
15,000 feet before disappear-
ing at about 10,000 feet.
Leaked flight data indi-
in a lavatory and a fault in
windows in the final moments
The cause of the crash still
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On Wednesday, most shops
in the northeastern coastal
oil-refining city of Puerto
La Cruz remained closed
because of fears of looting
after armed forces subdued a
student protest over the lack
of food.
We cant take it anymore.
Our children ask for food and
all we can get are mangoes.
Until when? said Milagros
Perez of Puerto La Cruz,
quoted in El Tiempo news-
paper.
Two of the deaths and 150
of the arrests were reported
Tuesday in the northeastern
coastal city of Cumana fol-
lowing two days of scattered
riots in which more than 100
stores were reported broken
into, according to national
media. Circumstances of
the deaths were still murky
Wednesday.
A 4-year-old girl, Britani
Lara, was reportedly shot to
death Tuesday in the Caracas
suburb of Guatire as she
stood in line with her mother.
has not been determined.
Ships and planes from
Egypt, Greece, France, the
United States and other
nations have been search-
ing the Mediterranean Sea
north of the Egyptian port of
Alexandria for the jets voice
and flight data recorders, as
well as more bodies and parts
of the aircraft.
Since the crash began, only
small pieces of wreckage and
human remains have been
recovered in a search that has
been narrowed to a three-mile
area of the Mediterranean.
Egypts civil aviation min-
ister Sherif Fathi has said he
believes terrorism is a more
likely explanation than equip-
ment failure or some other
catastrophic event. But no
hard evidence has emerged on
the cause.
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Gordie Howe. B-8
NBA
READY FOR
GAME 6
Golden States
Draymond Green
answers questions
Wednesday before
practice for tonights
Game 6 in the NBA
Finals. Green said
he was a terrible
teammate for getting
suspended for Game
5, which the Cavaliers
won. B-5
(AP Photo / Tony Dejak)
WOMENS HOOPS
Breanna signs up
to play in China
Breanna Stewart is taking
her professional career to
China.
According to media
reports in China, Stewart
has signed with Shanghai
of the Womens Chinese
Basketball Association.
Stewart is averaging 15.2
points and a WNBA-leading
10.1 rebounds as a rookie
for the Seattle Storm. The
Cicero-North Syracuse
graduate was the No. 1 pick
in the WNBA draft after
leading UConn to four con-
secutive national champion-
ships.
She will also be playing
for the U.S. Olympic team
this summer in Brazil.
The 12-team WCBA was
established in 2002 and the
season spans four months
over the winter. Maya
Moore and Brittney Griner
played in the WCBA under
lucrative contracts.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
No more football
for Admirals son
Notre Dame wide
receiver Corey Robinson
has decided to walk away
from football because of the
lingering effects of a con-
cussion.
Robinson, son of NBA
Hall of Famer David The
Admiral Robinson, says
he wont play anymore
because he has suffered
multiple concussions. He
said he will continue to
work with the team as a stu-
dent assistant.
The 6-foot-5, 215-pound
receiver from San Antonio
would have been Notre
Dames most experienced
receiver, with 65 catches for
896 yards and seven touch-
downs. The Irish have lost
four of their top five receiv-
ers, with Torii Hunter Jr. the
only returner with more
catches than Robinson.
SPORTS
4,257
Miamis Ichiro Suzuki hits a double in the ninth inning Wednesday against the Padres in San Diego. With the hit,
Suzukis combined career hits in Japan and the major leagues surpassed Pete Roses record of 4,256 career hits.
(AP Photo / Gregory Bull)
MAJOR PLATEAU
Ichiro Suzuki still needs 20 more
hits to reach 3,000 in his career in
Major League Baseball. At 42, the
outfielder is hitting .349 in a part-
time role with the Miami Marlins.
He would be the 30th player to
reach the 3,000-hit plateau. Here
are the top five:
PETE ROSE
Hits: 4,256
Birth date: April 14, 1941
Age when he got 3,000th hit: 37
TY COBB
Hits: 4,191
Birth date: Dec. 18, 1886
Age when he got 3,000th hit: 34
HANK AARON
Hits: 3,771
Birth date: Feb. 5, 1934
Age when he got 3,000th hit: 36
STAN MUSIAL
Hits: 3,630
Birth date: Nov. 21, 1920
Age when he got 3,000th hit: 37
TRIS SPEAKER
Hits: 3,515
Birthdate: April 4, 1888
Age when he got 3,000th hit: 37
THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 2016 THE POST-STANDARD PAGE B-1
U.S. OPEN GOLF
New Hartford
amateur to
try his hand
at Oakmont
By Nolan Weidner
nweidner@syracuse.com
Derek Bards experience
at the Masters in April has
helped prepare him for his
second major test of the year.
The New Hartford resident,
who just finished his junior
season at the University of
Virginia, will tee it up today
and Friday as one of 11 ama-
teurs at the 116th U.S. Open
at Oakmont Country Club out-
side of Pittsburgh.
After missing the cut at
Augusta National, Bard, who
earned invitations to the major
tournaments with his runner-
up finish in last years U.S.
Amateur, is excited to play on
what many consider one of
professional golfs toughest
courses, his father said.
Its a pretty stout chal-
lenge, David Bard said while
his son was finishing a prac-
tice round. Theres no easy
hole, no easy shot and no
guaranteed two-putt. Its really
fair, but its really difficult.
Bard will tee off at 1:14
p.m. today on the back nine
with playing partners Cameron
Smith and Steven Bowditch,
both Australians. The three-
some will start on the front
nine at 7:29 a.m. Friday.
David Bard said his son,
who turned 21 on Tuesday,
wasnt happy with practice
rounds earlier this week, but
his Virginia golf coach, Bowen
Sargent, is working with
Derek to straighten out a few
things.
Unlike the Masters, when
Bard had his younger brother,
New Hartford senior Alec
Bard, as his caddie, Derek is
using a club caddie for this
weeks rounds. David Bard
said the nuances of Oakmont,
and its sheer difficulty, make
using a club caddie a logical
choice.
Derek Bard finished tied for
17th at the NCAA golf cham-
pionships in late May.
Single, double push Ichiro past
Pete Rose on all-time hit list
Associated Press second was a double into the right-
San Diego With two hits field corner in the ninth.
Wednesday, Ichiro Suzuki raised his For me, its not about the record,
career total in the Japanese and North Suzuki said. Its about my team-
American major leagues to 4,257, mates and the fans.
passing Pete Roses record Major Marlins president David Samson
League Baseball total. watched while having a sushi dinner
This wasnt like a goal of mine to in Germany.
get to this point, Suzuki said through If you could have 25 Ichiros, you
a translator after the Miami Marlins would have 25 World Series rings.
6-3 loss to the San Diego Padres. Samson said. He is a true humble Derek Bard hits a practice
Suzuki had 1,278 hits for Orix in professional who works as hard shot before the Masters in
Japans Pacific League (1992-00) and when hes 0 for 5 as when hes 5 for April. (Tom Snizek)
the rest with Seattle, the New York 5. That skill cannot be taught. In a
Yankees and Marlins. world where sports athletes are rarely
Rose was quoted recently by USA
Today as saying: Im not trying
role models, Ichiro is a true role
model off and on the field.
116TH U.S. OPEN
to take anything away from Ichiro. Ichiro is a really special player Where: Oakmont Country
Hes had a Hall of Fame career. But and I love to see him get this and Club, outside Pittsburgh
the next thing you know, theyll be keep his march going toward 3,000
counting his high-school hits. hits, said Marlins manager and for- When: Today through
Sunday
Obviously, Ive heard of Pete mer Yankee great Don Mattingly. It
Roses comments, and he wasnt says a lot about him as a player, how TV: Today and Friday
happy about what they are saying he prepares every day and his love 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Fox
about this record, Suzuki said. To for playing. Sports 1) and 5 to 8 p.m.
be honest, this wasnt something that Padres manager Andy Green (Fox)
I was making out as a goal. It was seconded Mattingly: Hes special.
just kind of a weird situation to be in There are people in your life which Defending champion:
Jordan Spieth
because of the combined total. youre privileged with compet-
Suzukis first hit Wednesday was ing against and you get to manage Preview: B-4
on a dribbler in the first inning. His against. Hes as good as there is.
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SPORTS
TODAY ON TV
Baseball
7 p.m. MLB: Pittsburgh at Mets SNY
8 p.m. MLB: Yankees at Minnesota YES
Basketball
7 p.m. WNBA: New York at Connecticut MSGPL
9 p.m. NBA: Playoffs. Cleveland at Golden State (9) ABC
Football
5 p.m. NCAA: Syracuse Spring Game TWC-323
Golf
10 a.m. USGA: U.S. Open. Round 1 FoxSports1
2:30 p.m. LPGA: Meijer Classic. Round 1 GOLF
5 p.m. USGA: U.S. Open. Round 1 (68) FOX
Horse Racing
4 p.m. Horse Racing MSGPL
Soccer
8:30 a.m. UEFA: Euro 2016. Group B. Wales vs. England ESPN
11:30 a.m. UEFA: Euro 2016. Group C. N. Ire. vs. Ukraine ESPN
2:30 p.m. UEFA: Euro 2016. Group C. Poland vs. Ger. ESPN
9:30 p.m. Copa America Centenario. Quarternal FoxSports1

FRIDAY ON TV
Auto Racing
9 a.m. F1: Grand Prix of Europe. Practice NBCSN
7 p.m. NHRA: Drag Racing MSGPL
Baseball
7 p.m. MLB: Atlanta at Mets SNY
IL: Columbus at Syracuse TWC-323
8 p.m. MLB: Yankees at Minnesota (14) CW
Football
10 p.m. AFL: Philadephia at Arizona ESPN2
Marquise Goodwin competes in the 100-meter dash during the Texas Relays on April 2 in Austin, Texas. Goodwin represented
the U.S. in the long jump at the 2012 Olympics and has a personal best of 27 feet, 8.75 inches. (AP Photo / Stephen Spillman)

NO WORRIES
Golf
10 a.m. USGA: U.S. Open. Round 2 FoxSports1
2:30 p.m. LPGA: Meijer Classic. Round 2 GOLF
5 p.m. USGA: U.S. Open. Round 2 (68) FOX
Horse Racing
4 p.m. Horse Racing MSGPL
Soccer
8:30 a.m. UEFA: Euro 2016. Group E. Sweden vs. Italy ESPN
11:30 a.m.
2:30 p.m.
UEFA: Euro 2016. Group D. Croatia vs. Czech ESPN
UEFA: Euro 2016. Group D. Turkey vs. Spain ESPN
Former Olympian not worried about Zika or a Bills roster spot
8 p.m. Copa America Centenario. Quarternal FoxSports1
By Matthew Fairburn for confidence, and theres

B
SATURDAY ON TV mfairburn@newyorkupstate.com something to the fact that hes
ack in 2012, Marquise not only in the best shape of
Auto Racing Goodwin walked off his life as he prepares for the
8:30 a.m. 24 Hours of Le Mans FoxSports1 the track at the Olympic Olympics, but hes also avoid-
9 a.m. F1: Grand Prix of Europe. Qualifying NBCSN games in London and ing the physical punishment of
told his teammates he was football.
8:30 p.m. NASCAR: Camping World Truck: Iowa FoxSports1
done. I am in another sport right
Baseball That is my last jump ever. now but I am still active,
1 p.m. MLB: Atlanta at Mets TWC-323 I am going to the league, like I Goodwin said. It is not like
2 p.m. MLB: Yankees at Minnesota YES am done with this, Goodwin I am at home sitting on the
recalled saying. couch, you know what I mean,
3 p.m. NCAA: Division I Tournament. World Series ESPN2
Less than a year after that, and eating potato chips.
4 p.m. MLB: Texas at St. Louis FoxSports1 Goodwin was drafted by the More importantly, Goodwin
8 p.m. MLB: Atlanta at Mets (68) FOX Buffalo Bills in the third round has the blessing of his coach-
NCAA: Division I Tournament. World Series ESPN2 of the 2013 NFL Draft. Now es. He might not be making
Boxing entering his fourth season in another run at the Olympics
the NFL and battling for a ros- Bills wide receiver Marquise Goodwin has head coach Rex otherwise.
8:30 p.m. Premier Championship. Card TBA (3) NBC ter spot, Goodwin is spending Ryans blessing in his quest to compete in the Rio Olympics. Hes representing himself
11 p.m. Andrzej Fonfara vs. Joe Smith Jr. NBCSN time away from the football (AP Photo / Gary Wiepert) but even more so hes repre-
Golf field. It turns out, 2012 wasnt senting our country and our
11 a.m. USGA: U.S. Open. Round 3 (68) FOX his last shot at competitive Olympics, theres a chance me to get Zika when I am over community, Ryan said. Im
track. Hes training for a spot this will all benefit him more there, then that is what it is. proud of the fact that he plays
LET: Tipsport Masters. Round 2. Taped GOLF
in the 2016 Olympics in Rio, than it will hurt him. Hes at As long as I come back with for the Buffalo Bills, so when
2 p.m. LPGA: Meijer Classic. Round 3 GOLF and his coach, Rex Ryan, is peace with his decision and a gold medal. I am not really hes out there doing the long
Horse Racing giving him the flexibility to do seems to have a new perspec- worried. jump, thats our guy. ...
4 p.m. Horse Racing MSGPL it. Four years ago, he thought tive on his career. Not to men- What about playing catch- I think hes got the fourth
he was done with track. tion, hes not going to take a up once he finally returns to longest jump in the world
Motorcycle Racing I really believed it, hit until mid-August, which the Bills? Is he worried about right now. Thats not all bad. I
3 p.m. AMA: Motocross High Point National (3) NBC Goodwin said at Bills mini- will certainly help. his roster spot? hope we can perform as well
4 p.m. AMA: Motocross High Point National NBCSN camp Tuesday. No one really I think a few less hits I am not saying it will be as hes performing, as a foot-
Soccer
embraced track and field like would benefit anybody, easy, but I dont think it will ball team. But yeah, theres no
Rex and the staff. ... I kind Goodwin said. I definitely be really difficult, Goodwin way I was going to have this
8:30 a.m. UEFA: Euro 2016. Group E. Ireland vs. Belgium ESPN of felt like I had to get rid of look forward to camp, though. said. I am not new to this. young man miss that opportu-
11:30 a.m. UEFA: Euro 2016. F. Hungary vs. Icel. Taped ESPN it just so I could thrive in the Look forward to being out This is not my first time nity because, oh yeah, he had
2:30 p.m. UEFA: Euro 2016. Group F. Austria vs. Portugal ESPN NFL, but now I embrace it here with my brothers and the transitioning from track to to be here at OTAs. As impor-
6 p.m. MLS: Philadelphia at New York City FC. Taped YES a lot. I try to live my life the coaches, whole staff, every- football or football to track. tant as OTAs are, not nearly as
best that I can for me and not body. In the 2012 Olympics I came important as representing our
6:30 p.m. Ftbol Copa America Cent. Cuartos de nal UNI
live it for a coach, or my wife, Theres a lot Goodwin right off the plane and went to country at the Olympics.
7 p.m. Copa America Centenario. Quarternal. FX or anybody else. Just live it the could be worried about, but he practice at UT (University of Thats a rare stance for
8 p.m. UEFA: Euro 2016. F. Iceland vs. Port.. Taped ESPNC best I can for me. doesnt seem too concerned Texas) and hopped right in, no a football coach to take at
9:30 p.m. Ftbol Copa America Cent. Cuartos de nal UNI Goodwins first three years about any of it. What about hesitation, no problem. And any level, let alone in the
10 p.m. Copa America Centenario. Quarternal. FX in the NFL have been frus- the Zika virus? I know this is the NFL and NFL. None of that is lost on
trating. He finished the 2015 No, you know I am actu- I respect that, and I respect Goodwin.
Tennis
season on injured reserve and ally not worried at all, the work that teammates have I am so grateful for the
1:30 p.m. NCAA: Division Champ. Okla. vs. Virginia (5) CBS caught only one pass all year. Goodwin said. I am pretty been putting in, but I dont opportunity Rex has given
Track and Field So while he is going to have stern on that. I put a lot of think I will be too far behind me, Goodwin said. I dont
to compete for a roster spot faith in God and I feel like I because I have been working, think you all really understand
5 p.m. USATF: Track & Field NBCSN
and may miss a few weeks of am covered by the blood of too. how big this is for me, how it
training camp because of the Jesus. So if it was meant for Goodwin has never lacked is for my family.

McCoy could see decrease Jets move forward

in touches on goal line
By Matthew Fairburn
mfairburn@newyorkupstate.com
Orchard Park Look alive, fantasy
football owners. LeSean McCoy might
not be getting the bulk of the Buffalo
Bills goal line touches.
McCoy turns 28 in July and spent last
season fighting off multiple injuries.
Hes dealing with an ankle injury and
has been limited during minicamp. Bills
running back coach Anthony Lynn said
the team is doing what it can to limit
McCoys touches this offseason.
Thats something thats by design,
Lynn said Wednesday. We want to keep
him fresh going into his eight year. Lot
of mileage on those legs. Well do the
same thing throughout training camp
with him, but hes been locked in at
meetings. Focus is there, mentally hes
sharp, but I feel like hes been here the
whole time. He hasnt missed a beat.
Lynn said McCoy will be limited dur-
ing training camp and the team might
restrict him to one series during pre-
season games. He thinks its important
for him to get the speed of the game in
the preseason, but he added that he will
play a lot less than the other starters
during exhibition games. Oh, and the
days of McCoy being a goal line running
back could be over.
He hates to not be in on the goal line,
because hes always been a goal line
back, Lynn said. And when you put
him in goal line situations, hes always
been successful. But thats one less hit
he has to take, one less defender that he
has to meet in the hole. I would use a
bigger back for that going into this year.
But if a bigger backs available, well
see. Last year, our guy wasnt available
and I had to use him some. Well see.
Lynn has been in the NFL for 16 years
and has been a running backs coach
since 2003. Hes worked with Fred
Taylor, Jamaal Lewis and Ladainian
Tomlinson as they approached the twi-
light of their careers, and he learned a lot
that hes hoping to apply to McCoy.
Theres some ways I wont use
Shady, Lynn said. I have a Karlos
(Williams) I have a Jonathan Williams,
and well put Shady in positions where
has seized, for the most
Bills running back LeSean McCoy walks
off the eld during minicamp in Orchard
Park on Tuesday. (AP Photo / Bill Wippert)
he can help us. But just touches. Not just
rushes, I want to get Shady touches.
That said, Lynn hasnt seen any signs
of McCoy slowing down. In fact, he
still thinks the soon-to-be 28-year-old
back could handle the same workload
he always has. Lynn just thinks the Bills
will be better off keeping him fresh.
with Geno at QB
Associated Press Thats an encouraging sign
Florham Park, N.J. The for a player who had his share
New York Jets are Geno of critics in his first three NFL
Smiths team again. seasons. Coach Todd Bowles
At least, for now. But took it a step further when he
maybe for a lot longer. was asked to assess Smith,
With the Ryan Fitzpatrick whos heading into his second
contract saga still dragging on year in Chan Gaileys offense.
with no end in sight, the real- Well, being in the system
ity is that the Jets are moving a year, hes light years ahead
forward with Smith under cen- of where he was last year,
ter as the starting quarterback. Bowles said. As far as being
Its an opportunity Smith confident and operating the
system, and understanding
part, during workouts and, the checks and running the
now, minicamp by showing offense, hes night and day
improvement from a year ago. from where he was.
Hes playing faster, hes A year ago at this time,
thinking faster, quarterbacks Smith was the likely starter
coach Kevin Patullo said while getting almost all of the
Wednesday. first-team snaps and estab-
Its going smoother for lishing chemistry with wide
him. Thats been the big dif- receivers Brandon Marshall
ference, I think, and where and Eric Decker.
people are seeing the differ- That all changed in train-
ence in him. Its just happen- ing camp when Ikemefuna
ing faster. Enemkpali broke Smiths jaw.
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PAGE B-4 THE POST-STANDARD THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 2016

GOLF
THIS WEEK ON TOUR
U.S. GOLF ASSOCIATION
U.S. OPEN
Site: Oakmont, Pa.
Course: Oakmont Country Club.
Yards: 7,254. Par: 70.
Purse: TBA ($10 million in 2015).
TV: Today-Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
FS1; 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., Fox Sports.
Saturday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Fox Sports.
Sunday, 11 a.m. 7:30 p.m., Fox Sports.
Defending champion: Jordan Spieth
Notes: Oakmont is hosting the U.S.
Open for a record ninth time dating
to 1927. ... Six of the eight U.S. Open
champions at Oakmont are in the World
Golf Hall of Fame: Tommy Armour, Ben
Hogan, Jack Nicklaus, Johnny Miller,
Larry Nelson and Ernie Els. ... Oakmont
also hosted the PGA Championship
three times. ... The course was de-
signed by Pittsburgh industrialist Henry
Fownes in 1903 and has a reputation as
the hardest championship golf course
in America. ... Of the 156-man eld,
27 players went through 18 holes of
local qualify and 36 holes of sectional
qualifying. ... Former PGA Tour winner
Wes Short Jr., at age 52, is playing his
rst U.S. Open.
Next year: The U.S. Open will be held
at Erin Hills in Wisconsin.

LPGA TOUR
MEIJER LPGA CLASSIC
Site: Belmont, Mich.
Course: Blytheeld Country Club.
Yards: 6,414. Par: 71.
Purse: $2 million (First Prize:
$300,000).
TV: Golf Channel (Today-Friday, 2:30-
5:30 p.m.; Saturday-Sunday, 2-5 p.m.).
Defending champion: Lexi Thomp-
son.
Last week: Brooke Henderson de-
feated Lydia Ko in a playoff in the KPGA
Womens PGA Championship for the
Canadians rst major.
Notes: Henderson and Ko both are
in the eld after the show they put on
at Sahalee Country Club in the second
major of the year. ... This is the second
tournament in four weeks in Michigan.
Next week: Walmart NW Arkansas
Championship in Rogers, Ark.

ROYAL & ANCIENT

BRITISH AMATEUR
Mike Miller hits out of the famed Church Pews bunker at Oakmont Country Club on Wednesday during a practice round in preparation for the U.S. Open, which Site: Porthcawl, Wales.
begins today. Oakmont is often considered one of the toughest courses in the world. (AP Photo / Charlie Riedel) Course: Royal Porthcawl.
Defending champion: Romain
Langasque.

WELCOME TO OAKMONT
Notes: The winner is exempt into
the British Open this year, and into the
Masters and U.S. Open next year. ... The
last major champion to have won the
British Amateur was two-time Masters

GOLF ON STEROIDS
champion Jose Maria Olazabal, who
defeated Colin Montgomerie at Formby.
... The eld features 288 players from
30 countries.

EUROPEAN TOUR
Last week: Wu Ashun won the Lyo-
ness Open.
Next week: BMW International Open
in Germany.

PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS

Last week: Bernhard Langer won the
By Tod Leonard I dont know what kind of chemi- Senior Players Championship for the
San Diego Union-Tribune cals they put in that grass, but its third straight year.
Next week: American Family Insur-
Oakmont, Pa. Geoff Ogilvy, the growing, said Ernie Els, who won the ance Championship in Madison, Wis.
Aussie who is the most eloquent of 1994 U.S. Open at Oakmont in a play-
golfers, had the perfect description this off after finishing at 5-under 279.
week of Oakmont Country Club. Thats a 10-shot difference rela- ITS IN THE HOLE!
We really should hate it, he said, tive to Cabrera, and Els contends that Following is the list of holes-in-one
made by Central New York golfers:
because its so hard. But thats impos- strictly has to do with the rough. Don Hart: June 14, at the 106-yard
sible, because its so good. We could move the ball around, 12th hole at Marcellus Golf Club, using
a pitching wedge. Witnessed by Sam
Oakmont, hosting its record ninth Els said of 1994. It was almost more Molinari, Raymond Schirtz and Dan
U.S. Open that begins today, is a guilty fun to play that way because you could Bronchetti.
Scott Kenyon: June 13, at the 158-
pleasure for the U.S. Golf Association get the ball to run toward the green. yard 11th hole at Highland Park Golf
and fans of the game. In the Steel City, Oakmonts superintendent, John Club, using a 9-iron. Witnessed by
it allows us to sit in our comfy chairs Zimmers, had said hed like to still see Pat Finizio, Brian Edmunds and Doug
Sochan.
and smirk as the best players in the players have a chance to go for the Scott Mooney: June 10, at the 130-
world sweat and toil like coal miners. green: We dont want goofy golf. yard 13th hole at Millstone Golf Course,
using an 8-iron. Witnessed by James P.
Oakmonts greens are as slick and But it remains to be seen whether Mooney and Mark Knowlton.
sloping as those at Augusta National. thats going to be possible. Jim Young: June 10, at the 170-yard
9th hole at Highland Park Golf Club,
Its thick, juicy rough is as gnarly as Imagine Augusta National with U.S. using a 6-iron. Witnessed by Bill Reese,
anywhere in the world. With nearly Open rough, and thats what you get Marlin Hutton and Mark Solomon.
Tim Lee: June 10, at the 203-yard 13th
14,000 trees on the course chopped at Oakmont in players shooting at the hole at Bellevue Country Club, using
down over the last 20 years, there are greens. First, they have far more con- a hybrid. Witnessed by Ken Cardarelli,
Steve Brown and Rick Shirtz.
blind shots aplenty. If grass grew on trol of the ball hitting from the tight Kenneth Rellos: June 10, at the
the moon, this is what itd look like. lies in the Masters, and if they miss, 118-yard 3rd hole at Popes Grove Golf
Oh, and there are the bunkers Jordan Spieth, the defending U.S. Open champion, hits a tee shot Wednesday they have another tight lie from which Course, using a pitching wedge. Wit-
nessed by Cameron Majchrzak.
210 of them, including the infamous on the 18th hole at Oakmont Country Club during a practice round for this to putt or chip. Koy Lilly: June 3, at the 100-yard 6th
Church Pews. You could count it as weeks national open. The difficult Oakmont course, hosting the U.S. Open for At Oakmont, a slight miss may hole at Millstone Golf Course, using a
sand wedge. Witnessed by Leon Lilly.
one massive bunker or 14, because its the ninth time, features extra-thick rough this year. (AP Photo / Gene J. Puskar) run off the green and into 3 inches of Kira McKinney: May 23, at the
divided by 12 large parking blocks of rough, leaving a wholly unpredict- 95-yard 12th hole at Drumlins West
Course, using a 9-iron. Witnessed by
grass. between 3 over and 6 over will be the than the one used for a major champi- able next shot. Mickelson said it is an Doug Obrist, Lloyd Merry and Glenn
When you start to think about the winning total come Sunday, though onship. absolute must to keep the ball below Roberts.
Steve Case: May 19, at the 210-yard
U.S. Open and the draconian nature that will be largely dependent on how I think it accomplishes the goal the hole. 8th hole at Drumlins East Course,
of the setup and the stars that it pro- much rain falls to soften up Oakmont. that the members want, which is to Yes, there will be cursing. using a 3-wood. Witnessed by Danylo
Kulczycky and Sal DAmelio.
duces, said Golf Channels Brandel The bulk of the wet stuff is supposed have the hardest golf course in the Oakmont doesnt reward near-per- Bob Cameron: May 11, at the 150-yard
Chamblee, its a constant tug of war to arrive today, which should give the world or America, Phil Mickelson fect shots, Zimmers reasoned. 12th hole at Pine Grove Golf and Coun-
try Club, using a 5-iron. Witnessed by
between apprehension and awe. And players an early breather. said on Wednesday. I think theres no It all adds up to what likely will Ron Stewart and Ross Maniaci.
there really arent many better exam- Still, Ogilvy said, There might reprieve off the tee; theres no reprieve become a test of the minds resolve John Sheridan: April 20, at the 150-
yard 12th hole at Pine Grove Golf and
ples in the world of golf than Oakmont be some under-par scores shot out into the greens; theres certainly no more than anything else. Country Club, using a 5-iron. Witnessed
when it comes to those two. there on Thursday and Friday, but by reprieve on the greens. Said Jason Day, who has two run- by Mike Surace, Don Sinclair and Dan
In coming from behind on Sunday to Sunday, I dont think well see any. The one difference from any past ner-ups in the U.S. Open: Kantak.

prevail by one shot over Tiger Woods The beauty of Oakmont is how little Opens is the rough, and though it gets If youre going to have a bad atti- Editors note: The Post-Standard will
and Jim Furyk in 2007, Argentinas the USGA has to do to alter it for the gradually deeper away from the fair- tude, you might as well not even tee recognize three special golf accom-
plishments on a weekly basis this year:
Angel Cabrera is Oakmonts last Open U.S. Open. The members here like to way, its so consistently thick that even it up that week because you probably holes-in-one, double eagles and shoot
champion and he finished at 5-over brag that they play a major champion- the strongest of players will have to wont play good anyway. Thats just your age (18-hole scores that match or
are below a golfers age). Send details
par. ship course every day of the week and take a mighty swipe to get an approach one less person you have to worry by email, only, to Fran Piraino at mfpi-
Ogilvy predicted that anywhere that the member-guest setup is tougher anywhere close to the green. about at the end of the week. raino1@yahoo.com. Please include the
name of the golfer, date, hole number,
yardage, course name, club used and
the names of the witnesses. For au-
thenticity, it is preferred that the reports

Lefty still chasing elusive Open

come from golf course personnel.

P-S WOMENS AM
By Doug Ferguson tomorrow, those are the dif- Mickelson feel relaxed going
Associated Press Registration is under
ference that Ill have, where into this U.S. Open, it might
way for the 26th annual
Oakmont, Pa. One year a lot of the young guys in be what has transpired off the
Post-Standard Womens
before Jordan Spieth was their 20s dont really have to golf course. He was named
Amateur golf tourna-
born, Phil Mickelson made his think about it yet. But its also in a federal complaint that
ment.
professional debut with a 68 in brought me some of the great- accused Las Vegas gambler
the 1992 U.S. Open at Pebble est joy in my life. Billy Walters and a former The 36-hole event will
Beach and was two shots out The U.S. Open? Not so board member of Dean Foods be played July 18-19 at
of the lead. The next day, he much. Co. of making tens of mil- Cazenovia Country Club
shot 81 and missed the cut. His six runner-up finishes lions of dollars in illicit stock and Woodcrest Golf
All these years later, are a record. His double bogey trades. Club.
Mickelson is still chasing on the 72nd hole at Winged The government claimed
the one major he thought he Foot is the one moment that Mickelson only benefited from The tournament offers
would have won by now. still eats at him. And its hard the misdeeds of others and did open, senior (50 and
He turns 46 today when the for him to ignore the signifi- not charge him. He agreed to over), junior and handi-
U.S. Open returns to Oakmont cance of winning a U.S. Open, repay the $931,000 he made in Phil Mickelson is 0-for-25 in winning the U.S. Open, though he cap divisions. There are
for the ninth time, and that which is all that keeps him a single trade of Dean Foods has nished second a record six times. Starting today, he will two divisions within the
only adds to the urgency. No from the career Grand Slam. in the summer of 2012. seek to complete the career Grand Slam when the U.S. Open Junior Division: 14-under
one that old has ever won the I could BS you and tell Since then, Mickelson begins at Oakmont Country Club. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar) and ages 15-18. Lauren
U.S. Open. Only three players you I dont think about it, he played well at Memorial and Petty is the overall
that old have won a major said. No, I think about it all was runner-up last week at thing to do with it. I dont here. He finished 18 shots defending champion.
Julius Boros, Jack Nicklaus the time. This is the tourna- the St. Jude Classic, which he know. But Im excited that its out of the lead in 1994 and The entry fee to par-
and Old Tom Morris. ment I want to win the most hopes will give him momen- behind me. Im excited Im at missed the cut in 2007 when ticipate is $85, $75 for
But the only time Mickelson to complete the four majors. tum going into Oakmont. one of my great opportunities. he played with a bone bruise ps.plus members, and
showed his age is when he Theres no question. I have to A coincidence? Maybe. I view this week as a great from chipping too much out the deadline to enter is
flew home to San Diego for put that out of my head and It might have something opportunity to complete some- of the rough during a scouting July 11. Entry forms can
the eighth-grade graduation of try to execute and be patient to do with the fact that its thing that would be historic in trip to Oakmont. be found on the Central
daughter Sophia. and not think about results. behind me that Ive played my mind in a career. This time, Mickelson hasnt New York PGA website
Its just important for me You start thinking about well the last two weeks, and Mickelson doesnt mind the done a lot of chipping. at www.cny.pga.com
to be there for that stuff, results, youll never play your I feel like Im playing stress- difficulty of Oakmont, even Id rather wait to get hurt under tournament link.
Mickelson said Wednesday. best golf. free and much better golf, he though he hasnt done well in during the tournament rather
At 46 years old now, come If anything makes said. That might have some- his two previous U.S. Opens than before it, he said.
 THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 2016 THE POST-STANDARD PAGE B-5

BASKETBALL
NBA FINALS

Can Green
be Green 1. CARMELO ANTHONY

$180M
in Game 6?
By Tim Bontemps
The Washington Post
All salary infor-
Cleveland Golden State mation was
Warriors forward Draymond NBA career: 13 years (2004-present) courtesy of
Green spoke to the media Basketball-
Career earnings: $180 million Reference.com
Wednesday afternoon for Biggest annual salary: $22.8 million in 2015-16 with New York Knicks
the first time since he was
Current contract: Will make $24.5 million in 2016-17
suspended for Game 5 of the
NBA Finals.
Predictably, Green spoke
2.DERRICK COLEMAN

$91M
extensively about the things he
learned while forced to watch
his team from a luxury box
suite inside Oakland Coliseum
next door as the Warriors tried
and failed to claim a
second straight championship.
NBA career: 16 years (1991-06)
As a basketball player,
as a man, just certain things Career earnings: $91 million
that you have to do, Green Biggest annual salary: $9.3 million in
2002-03 with Philadelphia 76ers
said to the media assembled

show me the
at Quicken Loans Arena,

money
site of Game 6 tonight. You
cant put yourself in certain
positions. One thing that Ive
already been kind of teaching
myself and trying to learn how
to do is control my emotions.
So, really, just knowing the
position that youre in and
adjusting to those positions.
Not putting yourself in harms
way, and really being a better
teammate.
I put myself in a position
to where I couldnt be out
there, and the way I view it,
its awful. Terrible teammate. I
A look at 23 former SU players from
take pride in being better.
The question, as far as
1988 to present, including their career NBA
Game 6 and the remainder
of the series is concerned is earnings, biggest yearly paycheck and current salary
whether that newfound zen
will prohibit Draymond Green
from playing like Draymond
Green. 6. SHERMAN DOUGLAS 8. DION WAITERS

$23.8M $16.7M
Part of what makes Green
so valuable to the Warriors is
his willingness to bang bodies
in the post with players sever-
al inches taller than him, while
also guarding players several NBA career: 11 years (1990-01)
inches smaller on the perim- NBA career: four years (2013-present)
Career earnings: $23.8 million Career earnings: $16.7 million
eter. That dual role requires
Biggest annual salary: $4 million in 1997-98 Biggest annual salary: $5.1 million in
a lot of energy, an energy he with Denver Nuggets
often derives from an unwav- 2015-16 with Oklahoma City Thunder
Current contract: Waiters will be a re-
ering belief that he belongs
on the grandest of stages with 7. HAKIM WARRICK stricted free agent this summer.

$21.2M
the biggest of names, despite
being a second-round pick
four years ago.
Will Green be as effective if
he turns away from the angst
that his fueled him during his NBA career: eight years (2006-13)
rise to NBA stardom? Career earnings: $21.2 million
When Green doesnt play Biggest annual salary: $4.2 million in
with that edge, he isnt the 2010-11 with Phoenix Suns
same game-changing force at 3. ETAN THOMAS

$44M
both ends of the court.
Ive always said Draymond
is the spirit of what we do,
Stephen Curry said. You see
it out on the floor. Thats what
he brings. NBA career: 11 years (2001-11)
Career earnings: $44 million
Biggest annual salary: $7.3 million in
TONIGHTS GAME 2009-10 with Oklahoma City Thunder

What: Game 6 of NBA 9. WES JOHNSON

$15M
Finals 4. RONY SEIKALY

Status: Golden State
leads Cleveland 3-2
Where: Quicken Loans
Arena, Cleveland
When: 9 p.m. (ABC)
If necessary: Game 7
would be at Golden State
at 8 p.m. Sunday
$27.6M
NBA career: six years (2011-present)
NBA career: 10 years (1989-99)
Career earnings: $15 million
Career earnings: $27.6 million
Biggest annual salary: $4.2 million in 2012-13 with
Biggest annual salary: $4.2 million in 1999 Phoenix Suns
with New Jersey Nets
Current contract: Has a player option to make $1.2
million in 2016-17
5. BILLY OWENS

Knee injury
sidelines Bogut
Associated Press
Golden State center Andrew
Bogut will need six to eight
weeks to recover from a left
knee injury, ruling him out
for the remainder of the NBA
Finals and almost certainly
affecting his Olympic plans
as well.
The Warriors are call-
ing it an impaction injury
that resulted in serious bone
bruises. Bogut will not need
surgery, the team said.
Bogut was hurt Sunday
night about 90 seconds
into the third quarter when
he blocked a shot by the
Cleveland Cavaliers J.R.
Smith, then landed awkwardly.
Its bad news for our
team, coach Steve Kerr said.
Its a major blow to Golden
States defensive scheme.
Bogut blocked five shots in
Game 2 of the finals, and the
Warriors defensive numbers
are typically much better when
he is on the floor.
$26M
NBA career: 10 years (1992-01)
Career earnings: $26 million
Biggest annual salary: $4.2 million in 1997-
98 with Sacramento Kings
11. John Wallace
NBA career: seven years
(1997-04)
Career earnings: $10 million
Biggest annual salary: $2.6
million in 2001-02 with Phoenix
Suns
12. Jonny Flynn
NBA career: three years
(2010-12
Career earnings: $9.5 million
Biggest annual salary: $3.4
million in 2011-12 with Houston/
Portland
13. Michael Carter-Williams
NBA career: three years
(2013-present)
Career earnings: $6.8 million
Biggest annual salary: $2.4
million in 2015-16 with Milwau-
kee Bucks
Current contract: Will make
$3.1 million in 2016-17
14. Donte Greene
NBA career: four years
(2009-12)
Career earnings: $5.1 million
Biggest annual salary: $2 mil-
lion in 2011-12 with Sacramento
Kings
15. Fab Melo
NBA career: one year (2012-13
with Boston Celtics)
Career earnings: $3.7 million
(over three years)
Biggest annual salary: $1.3
million in 2013-14 from Dallas/
Memphis (did not play in NBA)
16. Tyler Ennis
NBA career: two years
(2015-present)
Career earnings: $3.1 million
Biggest annual salary: $1.6 mil-
lion in 2015-16 with Milwaukee
Bucks
Current contract: Will make
$1.7 million in 2016-17
17. Jerami Grant
NBA career: two years
(2015-present)
Career earnings: $1.6 million
Biggest annual salary:
$800,000 in 2015-16 with Phila-
delphia 76ers
Current contract: Will make
$980,000 in 2016-17
18. Andy Rautins
NBA career: two years
(2011-12)
Career earnings: $1.3 million
Biggest annual salary:
$788,000 in 2011-12 with Dallas
10.JASON HART
$11.5M
NBA career: nine years (2001-10)
Career earnings: $11.5 million
Biggest annual salary: $2.4 million in 2008-09
with Los Angeles Clippers
Mavericks
19. Chris McCullough
NBA career: one year (2015-16)
Career earnings: $1.1 million
Biggest annual salary: $1.1
million in 2015-16 with Brooklyn
Nets
Current contract: Will make
$1.1 million in 2016-17 with team
option for $1.2 million in 2017-18
and another team option for
2018-19 for $2.2 million
20. Dave Johnson
NBA career: two years
(1993-94)
Career earnings: $1.1 million
Biggest annual salary:
$650,000 in 1993-94 with
Portland Trail Blazers
21. Rakeem Christmas
Mike Waters
NBA career: one year (2015-16)
Career earnings: $1 million
Biggest annual salary: $1
million in 2015-16 with Indiana
Pacers
Current contract: Will make $1.1
million in 2016-17
22. LeRon Ellis
NBA career: three years
(1992-96)
Career earnings: $730,000
Biggest annual salary:
$400,000 in 1995-96 with
Miami Heat
23. Lawrence Moten
NBA career: two years
(1996-97)
Career earnings: $600,000
Biggest annual salary:
$320,000 in 1996-97 with Van-
couver Grizzlies
PAGE B-6 THE POST-STANDARD THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 2016

SPORTS
AUTO RACING BASEBALL

Yankees skid continues

By Michael Kelly
Associated Press
Denver The optimism of
last week has vanished. The
New York Yankees are skid-
ding again.
Ivan Nova gave up five runs
and 10 hits in five innings
Wednesday, and the Colorado
Rockies beat the Yankees 6-3.
After moving over .500 on
Friday for the first time since
they were 4-3, the Yankees
(31-34) have lost four straight.
They are 13-20 on the road.
This is an important
month, Yankees manager Joe
Girardi said. We cant keep
having months where were
not making up ground. If you
are losing ground, its going to
be tough catching up. The Colorado Rockies DJ LeMahieu slides safely into third
DJ LeMahieu had three hits base Wednesday after hitting an RBI triple off New York
An architectural rendering of Central New York Raceway Park shows a complex that (single, double, triple) and Yankees relief pitcher Aroldis Chapman in Denver. Colorado
includes a 2.2-mile road course, a half-mile synthetic-dirt oval track, a 56-bay NASCAR- Nolan Arenado tied for the won 6-3. (AP Photo / David Zalubowski)
style garage, a 15,000-seat grandstand and a ve-story command center with a 300-seat major-league lead with his
restaurant. (RHG A/V System Design and Implementation) 20th homer and drove in three inning I made some mistakes. batters before the Yankees
runs for the Rockies. The Rockies, who also took a 2-1 lead in the fourth
A day after Colorado defeat- got three hits from Charlie when Didi Gregorius singled

CNY Raceway Park plans

ed the Yankees and Nathan Blackmon, have won four in a run and Aaron Hicks
Eovaldi 13-10, Chad Bettis straight. Carlos Estevez reached on an infield hit, a
(5-5) allowed three runs pitched the ninth for his third slow roller that catcher Tony
two earned and seven hits save, completing a pitching Wolters threw down the right-

updates on construction in six innings. He had been

By Doug Elkins
Contributing writer
The big question on a
lot of peoples minds is,
whats going on with Central
New York Raceway Park?
Expect some answers at 11
a.m. Saturday, when the
International Motor Racing
Research Center in Watkins
Glen hosts a conversation
with a panel of speakers from
CNYRP.
On the panel will be
CNYRP president Glenn
Donnelly, vice president John
Lehman, general manager
Jerry Henderberg and track
designer Peter Argetsinger.
Announcer and radio host
Joe Marotta will serve as the
moderator. The IMRRC is
located at 610 Decatur St. in
Watkins Glen and the event is
free and open to the public.
CNYRP has said that con-
struction on the dirt track
should be complete by mid-
summer, with the road course
set for action sometime in
2017. The AMA Motorcycle
race originally scheduled for
July has been pushed back to
Aug. 20.
DIRTcar has announced
that it has been looking at
Oswego Speedway as a pos-
sible alternative if CNYRP
is not ready for the October
event. Last year, Andrew
Cuomo came to Syracuse to
announce that Super DIRT
Week would now be held at
CNYRP after the state demol-
ished the mile track at the
New York State Fairgrounds.
Super DIRT Week is sched-
uled for Oct. 5-9.
AIR TIME
Speaking of Oswego
The Central New York Raceway Park will include a half-mile
synthetic-dirt oval track that will be used to host Super DIRT
Week in October. (RHG A/V System Design and Implementation)
7 p.m. It is the first of seven
races that will be shown
on Speed Sport. The ISMA
Supermodified Jack Murphy
Memorial is up next on
June 23. That race was also
recorded on May 28. The
next TV races will be the Mr.
Supermodified event on July
23, followed by Budweiser
International Classic
Weekend.
TIGHT RACE
The point standings in the
supermodified division could
get a shakeup this weekend
as Oswego Speedway hosts
twin 35-lap features for the
headline division. Michael
Barnes leads after four races
with an 11-point margin over
seven-time champion Otto
Sitterly, who has yet to win
a feature in 2016. There are
nine drivers within 41 points
of the leader.
Fans wanting to meet
the drivers are encouraged
to come early because the
and insured street vehicle.
The spectator races will be
at intermission after the heat
races and before the feature
races.
LOCAL RACING SCHEDULE
FRIDAY
Brewerton Speedway
Events: $20 a car-load night with modi-
eds, sportsman, mod-lites, four-cylinder
and Home Depot kids workshop.
Schedule: Pit gates open at 5:30 p.m.
Racing at 7:30 p.m.
SATURDAY
Can Am Motorsports Park
LaFargeville
Events: 358 modieds, sportsman,
pro street stocks, thunder stocks, novice
sportsman, vintage modieds and a 30-
lap enduro.
Schedule: Pit gates open at 4 p.m.
Grandstand gates open at 5 p.m. Racing
at 7 p.m.
Canandaigua Motorsports Park
Events: Modieds, sportsman, 305
sprints, open street stocks, pure stocks
and new legends sportsman.
Schedule: Pit gates open at 4 p.m.
Grandstand gates open at 5 p.m. Racing
at 7 p.m.
Fulton Speedway
Events: Modieds, sportsman, crate late
models, novice sportsman, four-cylinders,
mod-lites and one-on-one spectator
racing.
Schedule: Pit and grandstands open at
5 p.m. Racing at 7 p.m.
0-3 with an 11.66 ERA since
winning at St. Louis on May
17. The Rockies have won
four straight.
Nova (5-4) was disap-
pointed with his performance,
especially in Colorados four-
run fifth.
I didnt throw the ball over
the plate, he said. Early on
I was throwing my pitches
where I wanted. I was trying
to do the same thing I was
doing the whole game. That
Syndergaard, Flores pace Mets
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New York Noah
Syndergaard struck out 11 and
took a shutout into the ninth
inning, Wilmer Flores hom-
ered and drove in four runs,
and the New York Mets piled
up a season-high 19 hits in
routing the Pittsburgh Pirates
11-2 on Wednesday night.
Late replacement Kelly
Johnson also homered for
New York. Johnson, Rene
Rivera and substitute second
baseman Matt Reynolds each
had three hits and two RBIs.
Yoenis Cespedes had three
hits and scored three times as
the Mets busted loose at the
plate against lefty Jeff Locke
(5-5). Shut out in the series
opener, New York had been
struggling to score lately with
an injury-depleted lineup
missing five regulars.
Syndergaard (7-2) received
plenty of support even if he
didnt need much. Every start-
ing position player got a hit
for the Mets, and seven of the
eight had at least two.
When he came to bat in the
performance by the Rockies
that induced 16 ground-ball
outs.
LeMahieu was hit on
the helmet with a pitch by
Anthony Swarzak in the
sixth and stayed in the game.
Rockies reliever Miguel
Castro threw two pitches near
the head of Austin Romine
in the seventh, prompting a
warning to the pitcher and
both benches from plate
umpire Gabe Morales.
Bettis retired his first nine
eighth, Syndergaard received
a standing ovation from the
crowd of 32,117. With the
right-hander still under 100
pitches, Mets manager Terry
Collins let Syndergaard try for
his first big-league complete
game.
But John Jaso doubled
leading off the ninth for his
third hit and one out later
Syndergaard gave up an
RBI double to pinch-hitter
David Freese. That was it for
Syndergaard, who looked dis-
appointed that he wasnt able
to finish the job.
Still, he walked off the
mound to another warm ova-
tion and settled for winning
his fifth consecutive decision.
Jeurys Familia finished up.
Syndergaard, who retired
17 in a row following Jasos
sharp single on his first pitch
of the night, gave up five hits
and walked none in a career-
high 8 innings. The second-
year starter threw 115 pitches,
one short of his most in the
majors, and was hitting 99
mph on the radar gun in the
field for a run-scoring error.
Colorado went ahead for
good in a four-run fifth after
Nova walked Blackmon lead-
ing off. LeMahieu hit a tying
single, Arenado followed with
a two-run homer and Mark
Reynolds capped the rally
with an RBI single. Arenado
tied Baltimores Mark Trumbo
for the major league home run
lead.
LeMahieu added a run-scor-
ing triple in the eighth against
Aroldis Chapman.
eighth.
Earlier, he froze Pirates star
Andrew McCutchen for strike
three looking on a 101 mph
fastball in the fourth and a 100
mph heater to end the sixth
with two on.
Locke was charged with
seven runs and nine hits in
four-plus innings, losing his
second consecutive ugly out-
ing following a four-game
winning streak.
NATIONALS 4, CUBS 3
Washington Jayson
Werth singled in the winning
run with two outs in the 12th
inning. Facing Adam Warren,
Werth hit a liner off the wall in
center field to score Michael
Taylor, who hit an RBI single
against Trevor Cahill (0-2).
Addison Russell had given
the Cubs the lead with a run-
scoring single off Yusmeiro
Petit (2-0) in the top half.
Stephen Strasburg gave
up one run in seven innings
for the Nationals, and Jason
Hammel did the same for
Chicago.

Speedway, the track will speedway will host an auto- Oswego Speedway
show its first national broad- graph session after hot laps at Events: Twin 35-lap features for
supermodieds, small-block supers and
cast of the season today on 5:15 p.m. The cars will park autograph night.
MAV-TVs Speed Sport
with the airing of the Jim
on the front stretch and fans
will have the opportunity to
Schedule: Pit gates open at 3 p.m.
Grandstand gates open at 4 p.m. Auto-
graphs at 5:15 p.m. Racing at 6:30 p.m.
Chiefs swatted down again by Bats
Shampine Memorial race chat with the drivers and get Skyline Raceway Park
from May 28. autographs from their favor- Cortland By Syracuse Chiefs IL STANDINGS BATS 4, CHIEFS 2
Events: Open sportsman, 602 sports-
MAV-TV announc- ites. man, IMCA modied, street stocks, stock Louisville, Ky. The NORTH DIVISION Syracuse
Turner, T, SS
AB R H RB BB SO Avg
4 0 0 0 0 1 .293
ers Ralph Sheheen and cars, FWD four-cylinder, V6 Gut & Go and Syracuse Chiefs lost W L Pct. GB Lombardozzi, 2B 4 0 2 0 0 0 .219
Derek Pernesiglio will call ONE-ON-ONE NY6A Micro Sprint Tour.
Schedule: Gates open at 4:30 p.m. Rac- their fifth straight game Rochester (Twins) 39 27 .591
Martin, Ra, P 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000
Goodwin, CF 4 1 2 0 0 1 .307
the action with help from Fulton Speedway brings ing at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday afternoon, falling Scranton/WB (Yanks) 38 28 .576 1 Skole, 1B 4 1 1 2 0 0 .260
Oswego Speedway pub- back the popular One-on-One SUNDAY to the Louisville Bats 4-2 at den Dekker, RF 4 0 0 0 0 1 .248
Lehigh Valley (Phillies)35 29 .547 3
Utica Rome Speedway Martinson, 3B 4 0 0 0 0 3 .207
lic relations specialist Dan Spectator Races this Saturday Vernon Louisville Slugger Field. Buffalo (Blue Jays) 35 31 .530 4 Campana, LF 4 0 2 0 0 1 .255
Kapuscinski. Kapuscinski is as part of its five-division Events: Modieds, open sportsman, Matt Skole homered for Pawtucket (Red Sox) 33 32 .508 5 Solano, J, C 3 0 1 0 0 0 .243
sportsman, pro stocks, and rained-out Cole, A, P 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000
a former supermodified racer show. Fans wanting to try pro stock race from May 22 and CRSA the Chiefs, who have won Syracuse (Nationals) 30 34 .469 8 Ramsey, PH 1 0 0 0 0 1 .299
and occasionally competes on out the high-banked, three- Sprints. only three times in 14 games SOUTH DIVISION Davis, E, P 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000
Schedule: Gates open at 3:30 p.m. Lozada, 2B 0 0 0 0 0 0 .208
the dirt with a crate sports- eighths-mile track must bring Racing at 6 p.m. this month and have slid into W L Pct. GB
Totals 33 2 8 2 0 8
man. a helmet, have a valid drivers last place in the International Charlotte (White Sox) 34 34 .500 2B: Campana (2); Lombardozzi (2). HR:
Todays race airs at 4 and license and bring a registered Leagues North Divison. Gwinnett (Braves) 30 35 .462 2 Skole (9). Team RISP: 0-for-8. Team LOB: 5.
E: Goodwin (5). DP: (Turner, T-Lombardozzi-
After being at or near the Durham (Rays) 30 38 .441 4 Skole).
top of the division for much Norfolk (Orioles) 23 44 .343 10
Louisville AB R H RB BB SO Avg
of last month, the Chiefs now WEST DIVISION Perez, J, CF 4 1 1 0 0 1 .274
trail the first-place Rochester W L Pct. GB Triunfel, C, SS 4 1 3 1 0 0 .289
AUTO RACING SCHEDULE Indianapolis (Pirates) 35 30 .538 Schebler, RF 3 0 1 2 1 1 .290
Red Wings by 7 games. Allen, 1B 4 0 0 0 0 1 .195
NASCAR Schedule: Friday, practice (FS2, 3 p.m.), Nico Rosbergs lead in the series to just Louisville (Reds) 35 31 .530
SPRINT CUP practice (FS1, 6 p.m.); Saturday, qualifying nine points. Louisville started the scor- Pacheco, 2B 3 0 0 0 0 2 .000
Columbus (Indians) 35 31 .530 Curtis, 2B 1 0 0 0 0 0 .308
Last week: Joey Logano won his 15th
career series race in Michigan, beating
(FS2, 4:45 p.m.), race, 8:30 p.m., FS1.
Track: Iowa Speedway (oval, 0.88
Fast facts: Baku makes its debut on the
Formula One calendar. F1 track architect
ing in the third inning when Lutz, D, LF 4 1 2 1 0 1 .400
Rafael Lopez walked with one Toledo (Tigers) 28 36 .438 6 Mejias-Brean, 3B 3 0 0 0 0 0 .207
Chase Elliott and Kyle Larson to top the miles). Hermann Tilke laid out a street circuit
Lopez, C 2 1 1 0 1 0 .211
youngest podium in Sprint Cup history.
Next race: Toyota Save-Mart 350, June
Race distance: 200 miles, 175 laps
Last year: Erik Jones held off Brandon
that some believe could end up being
the fastest of the season. ... Sebastian
out against A.J. Cole. After a Wednesdays Games Moscot, P 3 0 0 0 0 1 .000
26, Sonoma Raceway, Sonoma, Calif. Jones and Tyler Reddick for the rst of Vettel, who won four straight F1 titles from strikeout, Juan Perez reached Louisville 4, Syracuse 2 Delabar, P 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000
three victories in just 12 starts. 2010-13, is third in the point standings, 38 on an infield single to put run- Indianapolis 10, Pawtucket 6 Hayes, P 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000
XFINITY Last race: William Byron snapped Matt behind Rosberg. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre 7, Toledo 3 Lorenzen, P 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000
AMERICAN ETHANOL 250 Craftons two-win streak and picked up Next race: Grosser Pries Von Oster- ners on first and second with Rochester 4, Columbus 1
Totals 31 4 8 4 2 7
Site: Newton, Iowa his second victory in 2016 in Texas. reich, July 3, Red Bull Ring, July 3, two outs. Carlos Triunfel then 2B: Triunfel (11). 3B: Schebler (4). HR: Lutz
Schedule: Friday, practice (FS2, 4:30 Next race: Drivin by Linemen 200 Spielberg, Austria. Buffalo 6, Durham 4 (1). GIDP: Schebler. Team RISP: 2-for-5.
p.m.), practice (FS1, 7 p.m.); Saturday, Brought To You By Altec, June 25, Gate- hit an 0-2 pitch into left field Lehigh Valley 7, Gwinnett 5 Team LOB: 5.
qualifying (FS2, 6:45 p.m.; moves to FS1 at way Motorsports Park, Madison, Ill. NHRA MELLO YELLO DRAG RACING for an RBI single to give the Charlotte 1, Norfolk 0 1234 5 6 7 8 9 R HE
7 p.m.); Sunday, race, 1:30 p.m. (FS1). THUNDER VALLEY NATIONALS Syracuse 0002 0 00 0 0 2 81
Track: Iowa Speedway (oval, 0.88 VERIZON INDYCAR Site: Bristol, Tenn. Bats a 1-0 lead. Scott Schebler Todays Games
Louisville 003 1 0 00 0 x 4 80
miles). Last week: The Firestone 600 in Texas Schedule: Friday, qualifying (5:30 p.m.), Columbus at Rochester, 1:35 p.m.
Race distance: (250 miles, 218.75 laps) was postponed after two days because of qualifying (8 p.m.); Saturday, qualifying,
followed with a triple to right Gwinnett at Lehigh Valley, 7:05 p.m. Syracuse IP HR ER BB SO HR ERA
Last year: Chris Buescher picked up rain. The event will resume Aug. 27. (FS1, 1:30 p.m.), qualifying (4 p.m.); Sunday, the third game in a row Pawtucket at Indianapolis, 7:05 p.m. Cole, A L,5-3 6.0 74 4 2 5 1 4.79
his second career win, which he followed Next race: Kohler Grand Prix, June 26, nals, 4:50 p.m., FS1.
with another victory two weeks later in Road America, Elkhart Lake, Wisc. Track: Bristol Dragway. in which he has hit a three- Scranton/Wilkes-Barre at Toledo, 7:05 p.m. Davis, E 1.0 10 0 0 1 0 2.84
Martin, Ra 1.0 00 0 0 1 0 4.91
Dover. Last year: Australian Richie Crampton bagger. Fridays Games
Louisville IP HR ER BB SO HR ERA
Last week: Daniel Suarez became the FORMULA ONE took rst in Bristol. Crampton went on to Buffalo at Lehigh Valley, 7:05 p.m.
rst Mexican driver to win a NASCAR na- EUROPEAN GRAND PRIX win three events in 2015. Syracuse answered in the Columbus at Syracuse, 7:05 p.m.
Moscot W,2-3 6.0 62 2 0 2 1 6.68
tional series race, taking rst in Michigan. Site: Baku, Azerbaijan Last race: Steve Torrence won his sev- top of the fourth with a two- Delabar H,2 1.0 10 0 0 2 0 2.45
Next race: Subway Firecracker 250 Durham at Norfolk, 7:05 p.m. Hayes H,2 1.0 10 0 0 1 0 3.79
Schedule: Friday, practice (5 a.m.), enth career event at Old Bridge Township
powered by Coca-Cola, July 1, Daytona practice (9 a.m.); Saturday, practice (6 Raceway Park in New Jersey. run home run by Skole. But Gwinnett at Scranton/WB, 7:05 p.m. Lorenzen S,1 1.0 00 0 0 3 0 0.00
International Speedway, Daytona, Fla. a.m.), qualifying (NBCSN, 9 a.m.); Sunday, Next race: Summit Racing Equipment the Bats responded with a Indianapolis at Charlotte, 7:05 p.m.
race, 9 a.m. Nationals, June 23-26, Summit Motors- Pawtucket at Louisville, 7:05 p.m. Umpires: HP: Jeremie Rehak. 1B: Joey
CAMPING WORLD TRUCK Track: Baku City Circuit ports Park, Norwalk, Ohio homer by Donald Lutz to com- Rochester at Toledo, 7:05 p.m. Amaral. 3B: Shane Livensparger. Time:
2:24. Attendance: 8,324. Venue: Louisville
SPEEDIATRICS 200 Last week: Lewis Hamilton won in plete the scoring. Slugger Field.
Site: Newton, Iowa Montreal, trimming Mercedes teammate
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BASEBALL
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE Yelich lf
Ozuna cf
4 0 1 1 0
2 1 1 0 1
2 .317
0 .316
LOBChicago 6, Washington 7. 2B
Heyward (11), Bryant (15), Almora
Encarnacion 1b 3 3 1 1 2
Storen p 0 0 0 0 0
1 .251
0 -
GIDPDesmond.
DPOakland 1 (Lowrie, Semien,
Bour 1b 3 1 1 0 0 0 .253 (3), Murphy (18). HRZobrist (9), off Martin c 1 1 0 1 0 0 .209 Alonso).
EAST DIVISION c-Johnson ph-1b1 0 0 0 0 0 .237 Strasburg; Rizzo (15), off Perez; Drew Pillar cf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .256 Texas IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Realmuto c 4 0 1 1 0 1 .299 (6), off Strop. RBIsZobrist (39), Riz- Goins ss 4 1 2 2 0 0 .182 Perez W, 6-4 7 9 4 4 0 2 90 3.38
Baltimore 37 27 .578 6-4 L-1 24-11 13-16 Hechavarria ss 3 0 2 0 1 0 .247 Travis 2b 4 0 2 2 0 1 .205 Bush 1 0 0 0 0 1 13 1.26
zo 2 (49), Russell (34), Werth (37),
Boston 37 27 .578 5-5 W-1 20-13 17-14 Rojas 2b 2 0 0 1 0 0 .241 Estrada p 3 0 0 0 0 1 .000 Claudio 1
/3 2 2 2 0 1 9 5.06
Ramos (37), Drew (13), Taylor (10).
Toronto 37 31 .544 2 6-4 W-2 18-16 19-15 e-Gillespie ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .257 Chavez p 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Dyson 2
/3 0 0 0 0 1 16 2.23
SBRevere (5), Espinosa (3). CS
Tampa Bay 30 32 .484 6 4 8-2 W-2 14-16 16-16 Nicolino p 2 0 0 0 0 1 .063 b-Saunders ph 0 0 0 0 0 0 .310 Oakland IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Wittgren p 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Heyward (3). c-Burns ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000
New York 31 34 .477 6 /2
1
41/2 5-5 L-4 18-14 13-20 Surkamp L, 0-4 2 1/3 7 7 7 2 1 66 8.07
b-Dietrich ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .294 Runners left in scoring position Girodo p 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
CENTRAL DIVISION Rzepczynski 1 2/3 1 0 0 3 1 37 3.09
Ellington p 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Chicago 2 (Zobrist, Russell); Washing- Smoak 1b 0 0 0 0 0 0 .259 Rodriguez 1 0 0 0 0 1 16 1.87
W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Dunn p 0 0 0 0 0 0 - ton 3 (Zimmerman, Ramos, Rendon). Totals 33 7 9 7 4 6 Dull 2 0 0 0 0 3 20 2.36
Kansas City 35 30 .538 5-5 W-5 22-7 13-23 f-Stanton ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .193 RISPChicago 2 for 9; Washington 2 Philadelphia AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Coulombe 1 1 1 1 0 1 15 5.40
Cleveland 35 30 .538 1
/2 4-6 L-3 17-12 18-18 Totals 34 3 9 3 2 5 for 10. Herrera cf 4 0 0 0 0 0 .306 Neal 1 4 2 2 0 1 21 9.75
Detroit 33 32 .508 2 21/2 6-4 L-1 17-13 16-19 San Diego AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Runners moved upHarper, Ramos, Galvis ss 4 0 0 0 0 1 .221 Inherited runners-scoredDyson 1-0,
Chicago 33 33 .500 21/2 3 4-6 W-1 17-17 16-16 Jay cf 4 1 2 0 1 1 .290 Murphy. FIDPAlmora. GIDPZo- Blanco 3b 3 1 1 0 1 0 .256 Rzepczynski 2-2. HBPClaudio (Pheg-
Minnesota 20 44 .313 141/2 15 4-6 L-1 12-21 8-23 Myers 1b 5 0 1 1 0 1 .281 Joseph 1b 4 0 0 0 0 0 .259
brist 2, Heyward, Robinson. ley).
WEST DIVISION Kemp rf 4 1 2 0 0 1 .254 DPChicago 1 (Wood, Russell, Riz- Asche lf 4 1 3 2 0 0 .256
UmpiresHome, Vic Carapazza;
Solarte 2b 4 1 1 0 0 0 .273 zo); Washington 4 (Revere, Espinosa), Ruiz c 4 0 0 0 0 0 .219
W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away
Hernandez 2b 3 0 1 0 1 1 .252
First, Bill Welke; Second, Toby Bas-
Norris c 4 1 1 2 0 1 .214
Texas 40 25 .615 7-3 W-1 24-10 16-15 (Murphy, Zimmerman), (Rendon, ner; Third, John Hirschbeck.
Upton lf 3 2 3 2 0 0 .246 Bourjos rf 2 0 0 0 0 2 .211
Seattle 34 30 .531 51/2 1 3-7 L-3 15-18 19-12 Murphy, Zimmerman), (Rendon, Es- T3:08. A13,101 (37,090).
Ramirez ss 4 0 1 0 0 1 .250 a-Howard ph 1 0 0 0 0 1 .148
Houston 32 35 .478 9 41/2 5-5 W-2 17-14 15-21 pinosa, Zimmerman). Neris p 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Schimpf 3b 3 0 0 1 0 0 .143
Los Angeles
Oakland
28
27
37
37
.431
.422
12
121/2
71/2
8
3-7
2-8
W-1
L-1
14-20
14-17
14-17
13-20
Perdomo p 2 0 1 0 0
a-Amarista ph 1 0 0 0 0
1 .250
0 .254
Chicago
Hammel
IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
7 5 1 1 0 4 84 2.26
Araujo p
d-Franco ph
0 0 0 0 0
1 0 0 0 0
0 -
1 .251
INTERLEAGUE
Strop 1 1 1 1 0 2 17 2.92
Wednesdays results Colorado 13 N.Y. Yankees 10
Maurer p
Buchter p
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
0
0
-
-
Rondon 1 1 1 1 1 2 18 1.56
Hellickson p
Murray p
2 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
1 .118
0 -
ROCKIES 13, YANKEES 10
Boston 6 Baltimore 4 Fridays games Grimm 1
/3 0 0 0 1 0 7 5.09
d-Bethncourt ph1 0 1 0 0 0 .270 Paredes rf 1 0 1 0 0 0 .259
Chicago White Sox 5 Detroit 3 Toronto at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Wood 1 0 0 0 2 0 17 2.49 New York AB R H BI BB SO Avg.
Rodney p 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Totals 33 2 6 2 2 7
Kansas City 9 Cleveland 4 Chi. White Sox at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Totals 35 6 13 6 1 6
Cahill L, 0-2 1 1 2 2 0 2 29 2.83
Toronto 010 300 030 7 9 0
Ellsbury cf 6 1 2 2 0 1 .285
Colorado 6 N.Y. Yankees 3 San Fran. at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Warren 1
/3 1 0 0 0 0 10 4.18 Gardner lf 4 1 1 0 0 0 .257
Miami 100 200 000 3 9 0 Philadelphia 010 100 000 2 6 0
Toronto 7 Philadelphia 2 Seattle at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Washington IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA S.Castro 2b 4 1 2 1 1 0 .257
San Diego 010 131 00x 6 13 0 a-struck out for Bourjos in the 7th. b-
Houston 4 St. Louis 1 Cincinnati at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Strasburg 7 6 1 1 1 8 105 2.90 McCann c 4 1 0 1 1 0 .216
a-grounded out for Perdomo in the 6th. pinch hit for Chavez in the 8th. c-flied
Seattle at Tampa Bay N.Y. Yankees at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Rivero 1 1 0 0 0 0 9 5.28 Headley 3b 5 1 2 1 0 2 .245
b-grounded out for Wittgren in the 7th. out for Saunders in the 8th. d-struck Refsnyder 1b 5 1 3 0 0 1 .263
Minnesota at L.A. Angels Detroit at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Belisle 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 3.00
c-lined out for Bour in the 8th. d-sin- Perez 1
/3 1 1 1 0 0 11 3.64 out for Araujo in the 9th. A.Miller p 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Texas at Oakland L.A. Angels at Oakland, 9:35 p.m.
gled for Buchter in the 8th. e-flied out Kelley 1 /3 0 0 0
2
1 1 22 2.52 LOBToronto 6, Philadelphia 6. 2B Gregorius ss 4 2 2 3 0 0 .271
Tuesdays results Saturdays games
for Rojas in the 9th. f-out on fielders Petit W, 2-0 2 2 1 1 1 2 37 2.90 Travis (4), Asche 2 (3). 3BGoins (2). Hicks rf 5 1 2 0 0 0 .213
Baltimore 3 Boston 2 N.Y. Yankees at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m.
Tampa Bay 8 Seattle 7 Toronto at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. choice for Dunn in the 9th. Belisle pitched to 1 batter in the 9th. HREncarnacion (17), off Hellickson; Eovaldi p 1 0 0 0 1 0 .000
Kansas City 3 Cleveland 2 Seattle at Boston, 4:05 p.m. LOBMiami 8, San Diego 8. 2BSuzu- Inherited runners-scoredWood 1-0, Donaldson (16), off Neris; Asche (2), Goody p 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Detroit 11 Chicago White Sox 8 L.A. Angels at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. ki (6), Myers (13), Kemp (15), Solarte Cahill 2-0, Warren 1-1, Perez 1-1. off Estrada. RBIsDonaldson (43), a-Rodriguez ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .209
L.A. Angels 5 Minnesota 4 Cincinnati at Houston, 4:10 p.m. (7), Upton (8). HRUpton (9), off HBPStrasburg (Bryant), Cahill (Es- Encarnacion (57), Martin (23), Goins 2 Yates p 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Nicolino. RBIsYelich (31), Realmuto pinosa). WPHammel 2, Petit. (12), Travis 2 (9), Asche 2 (4). SB Bleier p 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Texas 10 Oakland 6 San Fran. at Tampa Bay, 4:10 p.m.
(19), Rojas (9), Myers (39), Norris 2 Donaldson (5), Encarnacion (2). SF d-Davis ph-1b 2 1 1 1 0 1 .500
Toronto 11 Philadelphia 3 Chi. White Sox at Cleveland, 6:10 p.m. UmpiresHome, Bob Davidson;
(18), Upton 2 (30), Schimpf (1). CS Martin. Totals 41 10 15 9 3 5
Houston 5 St. Louis 2 Detroit at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. First, Lance Barrett; Second, Dan Ias-
Colorado AB R H BI BB SO Avg.
Bethancourt (2). SFRojas, Schimpf. sogna; Third, Dale Scott. Runners left in scoring position
THURSDAYS PITCHING COMPARISONS Blackmon cf 5 2 2 0 0 2 .298
Runners left in scoring positionMia- T4:17. A42,000 (41,418). Toronto 1 (Travis); Philadelphia 3
2016 Team Last 3 Starts LeMahieu 2b 4 1 1 2 0 1 .313
mi 5 (Prado 2, Bour, Rojas, Nicolino); (Blanco, Hernandez, Franco). RISP
Team Pitcher Time W-L ERA Rec W-L IP ERA
San Diego 4 (Kemp, Solarte 2, METS 11, PIRATES 2 Toronto 2 for 6; Philadelphia 0 for 6.
Arenado 3b
J.Miller p
4 1 1 1 1
0 0 0 0 0
0 .288
0 .000
Seattle Paxton 0-2 2.25 0-3 0-2 16.0 2.25 Ramirez). RISPMiami 2 for 7; San Runners moved upPillar, Goins, M.Castro p 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Tampa Bay Snell 1:10pm 0-0 1.80 0-1 0-0 5.0 1.80 Diego 3 for 9. Pittsburgh AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Herrera, Ruiz. FIDPBautista. Motte p 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Runners moved upOzuna. GIDP Jaso 1b 4 1 3 0 0 0 .291 DPPhiladelphia 1 (Herrera, Hernan-
Texas Lewis 5-0 3.00 9-4 1-0 20.0 1.80 Estevez p 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Ozuna. Polanco rf 4 0 1 0 0 2 .296
Oakland Mengden 3:35pm 0-1 3.18 0-1 0-1 5.2 3.18 dez). Gonzalez rf 5 3 4 2 0 0 .309
McCutchen cf 3 0 0 0 0 2 .234
DPSan Diego 1 (Ramirez, Solarte, Toronto IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Story ss 4 1 2 3 1 1 .265
Baltimore Wilson 2-5 4.73 5-7 0-2 16.1 7.16 Scahill p 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000
Myers). Estrada W, 5-2 6 2/3 4 2 2 1 5 104 2.58 Parra lf 1 0 0 0 0 0 .263
Boston Rodriguez 7:10pm 1-1 6.06 2-1 1-1 16.1 6.06 Luebke p 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Miami IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Chavez H, 5 1
/3 0 0 0 0 1 4 2.55 Raburn lf 4 1 1 1 0 2 .258
NY YankeesSabathia 4-4 2.28 5-5 1-1 18.0 1.00 b-Freese ph 1 1 1 1 0 0 .298
Nicolino L, 2-4 4 2/3 10 5 5 0 3 69 5.17 Girodo 1 1 0 0 0 0 14 3.86 Reynolds 1b 4 1 2 1 1 1 .297
Minnesota Gibson 8:10pm 0-4 6.49 1-4 0-2 15.2 8.04 Kang 3b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .283
Wittgren 1 1/3 2 1 1 0 2 20 2.81 Storen 1 1 0 0 1 1 13 5.79 Hundley c 2 2 1 0 2 0 .257
Marte lf 2 0 0 0 0 1 .332
Detroit TBD Ellington 1 0 0 0 0 0 14 0.00 Philadelphia IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA De La Rosa p 2 0 0 0 0 0 .300
Joyce lf 2 0 0 0 0 2 .286
Kansas City Duffy 8:15pm 2-1 2.94 12-10 2-1 18.1 2.45 Dunn 1 1 0 0 1 1 25 3.38 Hellickson L, 4-5 6 5 4 4 3 4 107 4.46 Germen p 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000
Harrison 2b 4 0 0 0 0 0 .304
San Diego IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Murray 1 1 0 0 0 0 15 4.71 b-Adames ph 0 0 0 0 0 0 .224
Mercer ss 3 0 0 0 0 0 .260
NATIONAL LEAGUE Neris /3 2 3 3 1 0 25 3.15 Logan p 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
2
Perdomo W, 2-2 6 6 3 3 1 4 94 8.79
Kratz c 3 0 0 0 0 2 .000
Maurer H, 12 1 0 0 0 0 0 11 6.75 Araujo 1 1/3 1 0 0 0 2 17 4.05 Qualls p 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Locke p 1 0 0 0 0 1 .087
Buchter H, 9 1 1 0 0 0 1 21 1.86 Inherited runners-scoredChavez 1-0, c-Descalso ph-3b1 1 1 2 0 0 .419
EAST DIVISION Caminero p 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000
Rodney S, 13-13 1 2 0 0 0 0 17 0.00 Araujo 1-0. HBPHellickson (Mar- Totals 36 13 15 12 5 7
a-Rodriguez ph-c2 0 0 0 0 1 .250
W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Inherited runners-scoredWittgren 1- tin), Neris (Martin). New York 000 003 070 1015 1
Totals 33 2 5 1 0 12
Washington 41 25 .621 8-2 W-1 20-12 21-13 0. IBBoff Perdomo (Hechavarria). UmpiresHome, Tom Woodring; Colorado 010 323 31x 1315 2
New York AB R H BI BB SO Avg.
New York 35 29 .547 5 4-6 W-1 16-13 19-16 HBPPerdomo (Ozuna), Ellington First, Tony Randazzo; Second, Todd a-grounded out for Goody in the 6th. b-
Granderson rf 5 1 2 0 0 0 .223
Miami 34 32 .515 7 11/2 5-5 L-1 14-16 20-16 (Upton). Tichenor; Third, Bill Miller. out on sacrifice bunt for Germen in the
Cabrera ss 5 2 2 0 0 1 .265
Philadelphia 30 36 .455 11 51/2 3-7 L-2 16-17 14-19 6th. c-tripled for Qualls in the 7th. d-
UmpiresHome, Cory Blaser; First, Cespedes cf 4 3 3 0 1 0 .286 T2:51. A24,753 (43,651).
Atlanta 18 46 .281 22 161/2 2-8 L-4 7-27 11-19 singled for Bleier in the 8th.
Doug Eddings; Second, Jeff Nelson; De Aza cf 0 0 0 0 0 0 .173
CENTRAL DIVISION Third, Nic Lentz. Flores 3b 5 2 2 4 0 0 .250 ASTROS 4, CARDINALS 1 EYates (1), Story (7), M.Castro (1).
W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away T2:58. A20,037 (42,302). Johnson lf 5 2 3 2 0 0 .412 LOBNew York 9, Colorado 6. 2B
Reynolds 2b 5 1 3 2 0 2 .280 Houston AB R H BI BB SO Avg. S.Castro (11), Arenado (13), Gonzalez
Chicago 44 20 .688 5-5 L-1 22-8 22-12
St. Louis 35 30 .538 91/2 7-3 L-2 15-18 20-12
GIANTS 10, BREWERS 1 Loney 1b 5 0 1 1 0 1 .255 Springer rf 4 1 1 2 0 1 .266 (12), Reynolds (15), Hundley (5). 3B
Rivera c 5 0 3 2 0 1 .185 Worth 3b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .125 Descalso (1). HRGregorius (5), off
Pittsburgh 33 32 .508 111/2 2 3-7 L-1 18-15 15-17
Milwaukee AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Syndergaard p 4 0 0 0 1 3 .154 Giles p 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Milwaukee 30 36 .455 15 51/2 4-6 L-3 19-17 11-19 Germen; Story (17), off Eovaldi;
Villar ss 3 0 1 0 1 2 .300 Familia p 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Harris p 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Cincinnati 26 39 .400 181/2 9 6-4 W-2 17-19 9-20 Raburn (6), off Eovaldi; Gonzalez
Gennett 2b 4 0 1 0 0 2 .262 Totals 43 11 19 11 2 8 Altuve 2b 3 1 2 0 1 0 .346
WEST DIVISION (15), off A.Miller. RBIsEllsbury 2
Lucroy 1b 4 0 2 0 0 1 .311 Pittsburgh 000 000 002 2 5 0 Correa ss 3 1 2 0 1 0 .257
Rasmus lf 4 0 1 0 0 2 .227 (21), S.Castro (26), McCann (27),
W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Boyer p 0 0 0 0 0 0 - New York 301 033 01x 1119 1
Valbuena 1b-3b 3 0 1 0 1 1 .238 Headley (14), Gregorius 3 (24), Davis
San Francisco 41 26 .612 6-4 W-5 22-13 19-13 Nieuwenhuis cf-r3 0 0 0 1 1 .218 a-grounded out for Caminero in the
Los Angeles 35 32 .522 6 1 5-5 W-2 17-14 18-18 Perez 3b 4 1 1 0 0 1 .299 Gomez cf 3 0 2 2 1 0 .198 (1), LeMahieu 2 (23), Arenado (54),
6th. b-doubled for Luebke in the 9th.
Colorado 32 33 .492 8 3 8-2 W-4 15-16 17-17 Flores rf-1b 4 0 1 0 0 0 .230 Castro c 2 0 0 0 0 1 .206 Gonzalez 2 (36), Story 3 (45), Reynolds
EFlores (5). LOBPittsburgh 4,
Arizona 29 39 .426 12 /2
1
71/2 5-5 L-2 13-25 16-14 Maldonado c 4 0 0 0 0 1 .095 b-Gonzalez ph-1b2 0 0 0 0 0 .251 (21), Raburn (16), Descalso 2 (11).
New York 10. 2BJaso (12), Freese
San Diego 27 40 .403 14 9 4-6 W-1 16-20 11-20 Presley lf 4 0 1 1 0 0 .209 McHugh p 2 0 0 0 0 1 .000 SBBlackmon (5). CSReynolds (1).
(12), Reynolds 2 (3), Loney (2), Rivera
Nelson p 1 0 0 0 0 1 .115 Sipp p 0 0 0 0 0 0 - SFLeMahieu. SAdames.
Wednesdays results Houston 5 St. Louis 2 (1). HRJohnson (1), off Locke; Flo- c-Gattis ph-c 1 1 0 0 1 0 .210
Marinez p 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Runners left in scoring positionNew
L.A. Dodgers 3 Arizona 2 Colorado 13 N.Y. Yankees 10 res (2), off Scahill. RBIsFreese (24), Totals 31 4 9 4 5 7
a-Carter ph 1 0 1 0 0 0 .226 York 4 (McCann 2, Gregorius, Eoval-
San Diego 6 Miami 3 Fridays games Barnes p 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Flores 4 (9), Johnson 2 (2), Reynolds 2 St. Louis AB R H BI BB SO Avg. di); Colorado 3 (Reynolds, De La
San Francisco 10 Milwaukee 1 Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Broxton cf 1 0 0 0 0 0 .128 (5), Loney (4), Rivera 2 (9). Carpenter 2b 4 0 2 0 0 1 .288 Rosa, Raburn). RISPNew York 6 for
Washington 5 Chi. Cubs 4 (12 innings) Arizona at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Totals 34 1 8 1 2 9 Runners left in scoring positionPitts- Moss rf-lf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .251
14; Colorado 7 for 16.
N.Y. Mets 11 Pittsburgh 2 Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. San FranciscoAB R H BI BB SO Avg. burgh 2 (McCutchen, Harrison); New Holliday lf 3 0 0 0 0 0 .258
Runners moved upS.Castro, Mc-
Colorado 6 N.Y. Yankees 3 Colorado at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Blanco cf 6 2 3 0 0 0 .252 York 6 (Granderson 2, Cabrera, Flo- Hazelbaker cf 1 0 0 0 0 0 .250
Piscotty cf-rf 3 0 1 0 1 1 .303
Cann, Gonzalez. GIDPS.Castro.
Toronto 7 Philadelphia 2 Texas at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Panik 2b 3 2 3 1 1 0 .268 res, Loney, Rivera). RISPPittsburgh
Adams 1b 4 0 0 0 0 2 .311 DPColorado 1 (Story, LeMahieu,
Houston 4 St. Louis 1 Milwaukee at L.A.D., 10:10 p.m. Crawford ss 4 1 0 0 1 0 .263 1 for 6; New York 5 for 17.
Peralta 3b 4 0 1 0 0 0 .313 Reynolds).
Cincinnati at Atlanta Washington at San Diego, 10:40 p.m. Stratton p 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Runners moved upPolanco, Flores,
Molina c 4 1 3 0 0 1 .278 New York IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Tuesdays results Saturdays games Posey c 4 1 2 2 0 0 .274 Granderson.
Diaz ss 2 0 0 0 2 0 .312 Eovaldi L, 6-3 4 8 6 6 1 2 79 4.90
c-Brown ph-c 1 0 0 0 0 1 .216 Pittsburgh IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Pittsburgh 4 N.Y. Mets 0 Arizona at Philadelphia, 3:05 p.m. Wainwright p 2 0 0 0 0 0 .240 Goody 1 0 0 0 1 1 17 3.86
Duffy 3b 5 1 3 1 0 1 .251 Locke L, 5-5 4 9 7 7 1 3 75 5.92
Cincinnati 3 Atlanta 1 Colorado at Miami, 4:10 p.m. a-Garcia ph 1 0 1 1 0 0 .421 Yates 2
/3 1 3 3 2 1 20 4.81
Pagan lf 5 2 3 1 0 1 .287 Caminero 1 2 0 0 1 2 24 4.43
Chicago Cubs 4 Washington 3 Texas at St. Louis, 4:15 p.m. Parker rf 2 1 1 1 2 0 .200 Siegrist p 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Bleier 1 1/3 5 3 3 0 0 24 5.40
Scahill 2 6 3 3 0 2 38 4.70 A.Miller 1 1 1 1 0 3 18 1.30
L.A. Dodgers 7 Arizona 4 Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs, 8:15 p.m. Gillaspie 1b 5 0 0 0 0 0 .140 Rosenthal p 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000
Luebke 1 2 1 1 0 1 15 8.31 Colorado IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Miami 5 San Diego 2 Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, 8:15 p.m. Cueto p 3 0 0 0 0 0 .063 Broxton p 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
New York IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA De La Rosa W, 3-45 3 0 0 2 1 90 7.61
San Francisco 3 Milwaukee 2 Milwaukee at L.A.D., 10:10 p.m. b-Pena ph-ss 2 0 1 2 0 1 .333 Syndrgaard W, 7-28 1/3 5 2 1 0 11 115 1.91 d-Grichuk ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .209
Totals 33 1 8 1 3 6 Germen 1 3 3 3 1 1 25 3.86
Toronto 11 Philadelphia 3 Washington at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. Totals 40 10 16 8 4 4 Familia 2
/3 0 0 0 0 1 21 3.48
Houston 000 000 022 4 9 0 Logan 2
/3 0 0 0 0 1 7 1.53
THURSDAYS PITCHING COMPARISONS Milwaukee 000 010 000 1 8 4 Locke pitched to 3 batters in the 5th.
St. Louis 000 000 100 1 8 0 Qualls 1
/3 1 0 0 0 0 6 4.95
2016 Team Last 3 Starts San Francisco 004 400 02x 1016 0 Inherited runners-scoredCaminero
a-singled, advanced to 2nd for Wain- J.Miller 1
/3 5 5 5 0 1 18 6.08
Team Pitcher Time W-L ERA Rec W-L IP ERA a-singled for Marinez in the 7th. b- 2-2, Familia 1-1. M.Castro 1
/3 3 2 2 0 0 16 5.11
struck out for Cueto in the 7th. c- wright in the 7th. b-flied out for Castro
UmpiresHome, Ben May; First, Motte H, 3 1
/3 0 0 0 0 0 4 2.46
Cincinnati Straily 4-2 3.15 8-6 2-0 20.0 3.60 struck out for Posey in the 7th. in the 8th. c-walked for Sipp in the 8th.
Atlanta Wisler 12:10pm 2-7 4.36 3-10 0-3 15.0 9.60 Tripp Gibson; Second, Jerry Layne; Estevez S, 2-4 1 0 0 0 0 1 10 4.22
EPerez 2 (4), Maldonado (2), Nelson d-out on fielders choice for Broxton in
Third, Hunter Wendelstedt. Eovaldi pitched to 3 batters in the 5th.
Pittsburgh Nicasio 5-5 5.34 6-6 1-1 12.0 7.50 (2). LOBMilwaukee 8, San Francis- the 9th.
T3:06. A32,117 (41,922). Inherited runners-scoredGoody 1-0,
NY Mets Colon 7:10pm 5-3 3.08 7-6 1-0 18.0 2.00 co 12. 2BBlanco (6), Pagan 2 (7). LOBHouston 5, St. Louis 8. 2BPis-
Bleier 2-2, M.Castro 2-2, Motte 2-0.
INTERLEAGUE
RBIsPresley (11), Panik (26), Posey cotty (17), Molina (15). HRSpringer
Washington Roark 5-4 2.92 6-7 2-0 17.0 3.71 IBBoff Eovaldi (Hundley). HBP
2 (31), Duffy (20), Pagan (15), Parker (15), off Siegrist. RBIsSpringer 2
San Diego Johnson 10:10pm 0-1 9.64 0-3 0-3 16.1 7.71 De La Rosa (Gregorius), M.Castro
(7), Pena 2 (2). SBPanik (5), Posey (40), Gomez 2 (11), Garcia (7). CSAl-
Milwaukee Guerra 3-1 3.31 6-2 0-1 19.0 3.32
(4). CSVillar (8). SPanik. ROCKIES 6, YANKEES 3 tuve (2).
(Gardner). WPEovaldi, Germen.
UmpiresHome, Ted Barrett; First,
LA Dodgers Kazmir 10:10pm 5-3 4.52 6-7 1-0 16.0 3.38 Runners left in scoring positionHous-
Runners left in scoring positionMil- Angel Hernandez; Second, Gabe
INTERLEAGUE waukee 4 (Villar, Perez 2, Flores); San New York
Ellsbury cf
AB R H BI BB SO Avg.
4 1 1 0 0 0 .284
ton 2 (McHugh, Gattis); St. Louis 4
Morales; Third, Stu Scheurwater.
Toronto Happ 7-3 3.70 8-5 1-1 18.0 5.50 Francisco 6 (Gillaspie, Cueto 3, Brown (Carpenter 2, Wainwright 2). RISP
Gardner lf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .252 T3:43. A46,335 (50,398).
Philadelphia Nola 7:05pm 5-5 2.98 7-6 1-2 15.2 3.45 2). RISPMilwaukee 1 for 7; San Houston 1 for 6; St. Louis 2 for 5.
S.Castro 2b 4 1 1 0 0 2 .257 Runners moved upCastro. LIDP
N.L. ALL-STAR FAN
Francisco 6 for 17.
AMERICAN LEAGUE a-Pederson ph-cf1 0 0 0 0 1 .233 Headley 3b 4 1 1 0 0 2 .245
Runners moved upFlores, Maldona- Gomez. GIDPRasmus, Castro,
Turner 3b 3 0 1 0 1 0 .231 Gregorius ss 4 0 2 1 0 0 .275
VOTING RESULTS
do, Nieuwenhuis, Crawford, Gillaspie. Moss.
Seager ss 4 0 0 0 0 3 .275 Hicks rf 4 0 2 1 0 0 .221
DPHouston 1 (Valbuena); St. Louis 3
RED SOX 6, ORIOLES 4 Thompson cf-rf 4 0 1 0 0 2 .258
Milwaukee
Nelson L, 5-6
IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
3 2/3 8 8 6 3 2 85 3.92
Davis 1b 3 0 0 0 0 0 .200
(Peralta, Adams), (Adams, Diaz),
Gonzalez 1b 3 1 1 0 1 1 .268 Swarzak p 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Results Wednesday from fan voting
Marinez 2 1/3 4 0 0 0 0 32 3.46 Betances p 0 0 0 0 0 0 - (Adams, Diaz).
Baltimore AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Kendrick 2b 4 1 2 0 0 0 .232 for the American League starters at
Barnes 1 2 0 0 0 2 17 3.38 Chapman p 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Houston IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Jones cf 5 1 2 2 0 2 .242 Van Slyke rf-lf 4 1 2 3 0 2 .185 the upcoming Major League
Boyer 1 2 2 2 1 0 17 3.58 c-McCann ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .215 McHugh 6 2/3 7 1 1 1 6 102 4.89
Kim lf 4 0 0 0 0 1 .319 Ellis c 4 0 0 0 0 0 .187
San Francisco IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Sipp W, 1-2 1
/3 0 0 0 0 0 4 3.22 Baseball all-star game, to be played
Machado ss 4 0 0 0 0 0 .302 Kershaw p 2 0 0 0 1 1 .184 Romine c 3 0 0 0 0 0 .276
Cueto W, 10-1 7 7 1 1 1 9 96 2.10 Nova p 2 0 0 0 0 2 .000 Giles H, 12 1 0 0 0 1 0 14 5.27 Tuesday, July 12 at Petco Park in
Davis 1b 3 1 1 0 1 0 .226 Blanton p 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Stratton 2 1 0 0 1 0 35 1.80 Refsnyder 1b 1 0 0 0 0 0 .256 Harris S, 5-5 1 1 0 0 0 0 13 0.59 San Diego:
Trumbo dh 4 0 2 0 0 0 .289 Jansen p 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Totals 32 3 7 3 3 10 Inherited runners-scoredMarinez 1- Totals 34 3 7 2 0 7 St. Louis IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Wieters c 4 1 1 1 0 1 .261
Schoop 2b 4 0 1 1 0 1 .268 Arizona AB R H BI BB SO Avg. 1. HBPNelson (Parker). WP Colorado AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Wainwright 7 4 0 0 3 6 93 4.78 CATCHERS
Segura 2b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .305 Marinez. Blackmon cf 4 2 2 0 1 0 .302 Siegrist L, 4-2 1 2 2 2 1 0 14 3.12 1. Yadier Molina, Cardinals, 933,300; 2.
Rickard rf 3 1 1 0 0 0 .253
Drury 3b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .270 UmpiresHome, Joe West; First, LeMahieu 2b 3 2 3 2 0 0 .323 Rosenthal 1
/3 3 2 2 1 1 17 4.09
Flaherty 3b 4 0 0 0 0 0 .208 Buster Posey, Giants, 856,013; 3. Wil-
Mark Ripperger; Second, Kerwin Arenado 3b 5 1 2 3 0 0 .290 Broxton 2
/3 0 0 0 0 0 9 4.10
Totals 35 4 8 4 1 5 Goldschmidt 1b 4 0 1 1 0 2 .281
son Ramos, Nationals, 600,181; 4.
Boston AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Weeks lf 4 1 2 1 0 0 .244 Danley; Third, Andy Fletcher. Gonzalez rf 4 0 2 0 0 2 .312 Inherited runners-scoredSipp 2-0,
Castillo c 3 0 1 0 0 2 .272 Story ss 4 1 2 0 0 1 .268 Broxton 2-0. IBBoff McHugh (Diaz). Miguel Montero, Cubs, 579,933; 5.
Betts rf 5 1 2 0 0 0 .291 T2:56. A41,811 (41,915).
Pedroia 2b 4 1 2 0 1 0 .317 1-Herrmann pr-c1 0 0 0 0 1 .282 Raburn lf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .257 UmpiresHome, Jeff Kellogg; First, Jonathan Lucroy, Brewers, 434,029.
Bogaerts ss 4 1 2 1 1 0 .357 Tomas rf 2 0 0 0 1 2 .257 NATS 5, CUBS 4 (12) Reynolds 1b 4 0 1 1 0 1 .296 Scott Barry; Second, John Tumpane;
Ortiz dh 4 1 2 1 0 0 .341 c-Lamb ph 1 0 0 0 0 1 .263 Wolters c 3 0 0 0 1 1 .211 Third, Paul Nauert. FIRST BASEMEN
Ramirez 1b 3 2 2 3 1 0 .275 Ahmed ss 3 0 0 0 0 0 .211 Chicago AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Bettis p 2 0 0 0 0 1 .045 T2:56. A42,008 (43,975). 1. Anthony Rizzo, Cubs, 1,748,850; 2.
Bradley Jr. cf 4 0 1 0 0 2 .309 Corbin p 2 0 0 0 0 0 .324 Zobrist 2b 5 1 1 1 1 1 .316 a-Adames ph 0 0 0 0 1 0 .224 Brandon Belt, Giants, 584,533; 3. Paul
Young lf 4 0 1 0 0 0 .286 Godley p 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Heyward rf 5 0 1 0 0 0 .234 M.Castro p 0 0 0 0 0 0 - LATE TUESDAY Goldschmidt, Diamondbacks, 485,008;
Castillo lf 0 0 0 0 0 0 .400 b-Gosselin ph 1 0 0 0 0 1 .244 Bryant lf 4 1 1 0 0 1 .273 Logan p 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Rizzo 1b 4 1 1 2 1 2 .260 Motte p 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 4. Adrian Gonzalez, Dodgers, 474,762;
Shaw 3b 3 0 1 1 1 0 .269 Chafin p 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Vazquez c 4 0 0 0 0 2 .209 Hudson p 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Montero c 3 0 1 0 0 1 .210 b-Descalso ph 1 0 0 0 0 1 .406 5. John Jaso, Pirates, 276,254.
Totals 35 6 13 6 4 4 Bourn cf 3 1 1 0 0 2 .256 c-Fowler ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .291 Estevez p 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Baltimore 000 000 220 4 8 0 Totals 32 2 5 2 1 13 Ross c 1 0 0 0 0 0 .237 Totals 34 6 13 6 3 8 RANGERS 10, AS 6 SECOND BASEMEN
Boston 015 000 00x 6 13 1 Los Angeles 000 003 000 3 7 2 Almora cf 5 1 2 0 0 1 .353 New York 000 201 000 3 7 0 1. Ben Zobrist, Cubs, 1,601,381; 2.
Arizona 010 001 000 2 5 0 Baez 3b 5 0 0 0 0 2 .252 Colorado 001 040 01x 6 13 1 Texas AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Daniel Murphy, Nationals, 1,123,357; 3.
EShaw (8). LOBBaltimore 7,
a-struck out for Hernandez in the 7th. Russell ss 4 0 2 1 1 1 .237 a-walked for Bettis in the 6th. b-struck Choo rf 3 1 0 1 2 1 .174
Boston 9. 2BWieters (8), Shaw (20). Neil Walker, Mets, 384,255; 4. Joe
Hammel p 2 0 1 0 0 0 .267 out for Motte in the 8th. c-grounded Desmond cf 5 1 3 0 0 1 .309
HRJones (12), off Wright; Ramirez b-struck out for Godley in the 7th. c- Panik, Giants, 374,271; 5. Josh Harri-
a-Szczur ph 1 0 1 0 0 0 .327 Mazara lf 5 0 0 0 0 2 .307
(5), off Gausman. RBIsJones 2 (37), struck out for Tomas in the 9th. out for Chapman in the 9th.
Strop p 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Rua 1b 3 2 2 3 1 1 .300 son, Pirates, 309,085.
Wieters (28), Schoop (36), Bogaerts 1-ran for Castillo in the 7th. EWolters (4). LOBNew York 4,
Rondon p 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Fielder dh 5 1 2 1 0 0 .203
(45), Ortiz (56), Ramirez 3 (38), Shaw ESeager (9), Kershaw (1). LOB
d-Coghlan ph 1 0 0 0 0 1 .200
Colorado 9. 2BLeMahieu (18), Story
Profar 3b 5 0 1 0 0 1 .333 THIRD BASEMEN
(37). CSKim (1). Los Angeles 5, Arizona 4. 2BVan (15). 3BLeMahieu (4). HRArenado Odor 2b 4 2 1 0 1 0 .262
Grimm p 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 1. Kris Bryant, Cubs, 1,629,623; 2.
Runners left in scoring positionBalti- Slyke (3), Weeks (6), Castillo (11). (20), off Nova. RBIsGregorius (25), Andrus ss 5 2 3 2 0 1 .294
Wood p 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Nolan Arenado, Rockies, 1,166,247; 3.
more 2 (Machado, Wieters); Boston 6 HRVan Slyke (1), off Corbin; Weeks Hicks (13), LeMahieu 2 (25), Arenado Chirinos c 3 1 1 3 1 1 .208
Cahill p 1 0 0 0 0 1 .250 Matt Carpenter, Cardinals, 424,794; 4.
(Bogaerts, Ortiz, Ramirez, Vazquez (4), off Kershaw. RBIsVan Slyke 3 Warren p 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 3 (57), Reynolds (22). SBBlackmon Totals 38 10 13 10 5 8
(5), Goldschmidt (42), Weeks (9). (6), Gonzalez (1). SLeMahieu. Oakland AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Matt Duffy, Giants, 330,644; 5. David
3). RISPBaltimore 2 for 5; Boston 4 Totals 42 4 11 4 3 11
for 9. Runners left in scoring positionLos Washington AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Runners left in scoring positionNew Burns cf 5 1 2 0 0 1 .249 Wright, Mets, 273,002.
Angeles 4 (Hernandez, Gonzalez 2, El- Revere cf 4 1 1 0 0 1 .213 York 3 (Davis 3); Colorado 4 (Arena- Lowrie 2b 5 1 2 0 0 1 .306
GIDPYoung, Shaw.
DPBaltimore 2 (Flaherty, Machado, lis); Arizona 3 (Weeks, Castillo, Gos- Belisle p 0 0 0 0 0 0 - do, Story, Raburn, Reynolds). RISP Valencia 3b 4 1 1 0 0 0 .335 SHORTSTOPS
selin). RISPLos Angeles 1 for 4; Ari- Perez p 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 New York 3 for 6; Colorado 4 for 12. Davis lf 4 1 2 2 0 2 .249 1. Addison Russell, Cubs, 1,170,012; 2.
Davis), (Flaherty, Schoop, Davis).
Kelley p 0 0 0 0 0 0 - GIDPArenado, Reynolds. Butler dh 3 0 0 1 0 0 .257 Trevor Story, Rockies, 887,971; 3.
Baltimore IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA zona 1 for 7.
e-Robinson ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .222 DPNew York 2 (S.Castro, Gregorius, Phegley c 3 0 1 1 0 0 .310 Brandon Crawford, Giants, 501,557; ;
Gausman L, 0-4 3 7 6 6 2 3 71 4.14 Runners moved upSegura. GIDP
Petit p 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1-Ladendorf pr 0 1 0 0 0 0 .080
Despaigne 2 2/3 3 0 0 2 0 47 0.00 Kendrick, Ahmed. Davis), (Headley, S.Castro, Refsny- 4. Corey Seager, Dodgers, 476,525; 5.
f-Heisey ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .217 Semien ss 4 1 1 0 0 0 .242
Duensing 1 1/3 1 0 0 0 1 21 6.75 DPLos Angeles 1 (Kendrick, Seager, der). Zack Cozart, Reds, 393,101.
Werth lf 5 0 2 1 1 0 .248 Smolinski rf 4 0 1 0 0 1 .311
Bundy 1 2 0 0 0 0 15 4.33 Gonzalez); Arizona 1 (Ahmed, Segura, New York IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Alonso 1b 4 0 1 2 0 0 .245
Boston IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Goldschmidt).
Harper rf
Murphy 2b
4 1 0 0 1
4 0 1 0 1
1 .249
0 .359
Nova L, 5-4 5 10 5 5 2 5 86 4.77
Totals 36 6 11 6 0 5 OUTFIELDERS
Wright W, 8-4 7 1/3 6 3 3 1 4 106 2.22 Los Angeles IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Swarzak 1 0 0 0 1 0 14 3.86
Zimmerman 1b 5 0 1 0 0 3 .233 Texas 133 000 012 1013 0 1. Dexter Fowler, Cubs, 1,611,833; 2.
Tazawa 2
/3 2 1 1 0 0 11 3.16 Kershaw W, 10-17 1/3 5 2 2 1 11 104 1.58 Betances 1 1 0 0 0 2 20 3.13
Ramos c 5 0 2 1 0 0 .335 Oakland 100 003 002 6 11 1 Bryce Harper, Nationals, 1,451,270; 3.
Kimbrel S, 15-17 1 0 0 0 0 1 14 2.13 Blanton H, 7 2
/3 0 0 0 0 0 19 2.27 Chapman 1 2 1 1 0 1 20 2.40
Rendon 3b 5 0 0 0 0 2 .254 1-ran for Phegley in the 9th. Yoenis Cespedes, Mets, 1,395,577; 4.
Inherited runners-scoredDuensing 2- Jansen S, 19-22 1 0 0 0 0 2 15 1.71 Colorado IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Espinosa ss 4 1 0 0 0 2 .220 Bettis W, 5-5 6 7 3 2 0 5 89 5.63 EValencia (10). LOBTexas 7, Oak- Jason Heyward, Cubs, 993,073; 5. Ryan
0, Tazawa 1-1. HBPWright 2 Arizona IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA
Strasburg p 2 0 0 0 0 1 .147 M.Castro H, 5 2
/3 0 0 0 0 0 7 4.85 land 5. 2BDesmond (17), Fielder
(Kim,Rickard). WPGausman. PB Corbin L, 3-6 6 1/3 7 3 3 3 7 103 4.76 Braun, Brewers, 845,093; 6. Jorge Sol-
Rivero p 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Logan H, 12 2
/3 0 0 0 0 1 7 1.47 (12), Burns (7), Davis (8), Phegley
Vazquez (6). Godley 2
/3 0 0 0 0 1 9 2.70 er, Cubs, 678,395; 7. Andrew Mc-
b-Drew ph 1 1 1 1 0 0 .246 Motte H, 4 2
/3 0 0 0 0 1 12 2.25 (4), Alonso (12). HRChirinos (2), off
UmpiresHome, Mark Wegner; Chafin 1 0 0 0 0 1 10 8.50 Cutchen, Pirates, 557,531; 8. Carlos
Taylor cf 1 1 1 1 1 0 .224 Estevez S, 3-5 1 0 0 0 0 0 13 4.03 Surkamp; Rua (6), off Surkamp; An-
First, Mike Muchlinski; Second, Mike Hudson 1 0 0 0 0 1 24 1.73
Totals 42 5 9 4 4 10 UmpiresHome, Gabe Morales; drus (3), off Coulombe. RBIsChoo Gonzalez, Rockies, 516,554; 9. Starling
Winters; Third, Marty Foster. UmpiresHome, Sam Holbrook; Chicago 100 000 002 001 4 11 0
First, Angel Hernandez; Second, Chris (3), Rua 3 (18), Fielder (32), Andrus 2 Marte, Pirates, 481,887; 10. Hunter
T2:58. A36,233 (37,499). First, Gerry Davis; Second, Carlos Washington 100 000 011 002 5 9 0
Torres; Third, Brian Knight. Guccione; Third, Ted Barrett. (26), Chirinos 3 (5), Davis 2 (44), But- Pence, Giants, 448,871.
Two outs when winning run scored.
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a-singled for Hammel in the 8th. b-
SFRua, Butler. 424,264; 12. Matt Holliday, Cardinals,
PADRES 6, MARLINS 3 homered for Rivero in the 8th. c-flied JAYS 7, PHILLIES 2 Runners left in scoring position 335,257; 13. Michael Conforto, Mets,
DODGERS 3, D-BACKS 2 out for Montero in the 9th. d-struck out
Texas 1 (Andrus); Oakland 4 (Lowrie, 332,333; 14. Gregory Polanco, Pirates,
Miami AB R H BI BB SO Avg. for Rondon in the 10th. e-grounded out Toronto AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Valencia, Butler, Semien). RISP
Los Angeles AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Suzuki rf 5 1 2 0 0 1 .349 for Kelley in the 10th. f-lined out for Carrera lf 4 0 1 0 1 1 .330 332,250; 15. Charlie Blackmon, Rock-
Texas 4 for 9; Oakland 3 for 11.
Hernandez lf 3 0 0 0 0 0 .198 Prado 3b 5 0 1 0 0 0 .331 Petit in the 12th. Bautista rf 5 0 1 0 0 1 .229 ies, 314,502.
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Detroit Gordie Howe
could break a lobster claw
with his fingers, one of his
sons said, and make people
melt in his hands with his
kindness and humility.
Wind: ENE at 4-8 mph Boating forecast Wednesdays N.Y. extremes
Humidity 51% High: New York- LaGuardia 87
graphics provided by
the cathedral that has a capac- Oneida-Onondaga Lakes: Wind east 4-8 knots.
Waters mostly smooth. Visibility clear. Low: Saranac Lake 37
ity of about 900. Ted Lindsay 1 P.M.
part of Detroits famed Clouds, sun, 80
Lake Ontario: Wind northeast 4-8 knots. Seas 1-2
Moon
Production Line with Howe feet. Visibility clear.
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and Sid Abel was among Humidity 44% Finger Lakes: Wind southeast 3-6 knots. Waters Last: Jun. 27
Afternoon precip: 5% New: Jul. 4
those on hand. smooth. A few showers.
The rugged Hall of Famer 3 P.M. First: Jul. 11

With a nod to the two domi- died Friday at the age of 88. Partly sunny, 81 Lake levels & temps
nant personas of Mr. Hockey, Murray Howe recalled talking Wind: ENE at 6-12 mph
Level (ft.) Temp (F)
Humidity 39%
his family was joined by hun- with his father about what he Cayuga 383.50 64
dreds of friends and acquain- should say after Gordie died. 5 P.M. Cross 374.70 52
tances Wednesday for a He said, Say this: Finally, Some sun, 83 Oneida 371.20 65
funeral service to bid farewell the end of the third period. Wind: ENE at 7-14 mph Onondaga 363.16 64
to one of the NHLs greatest Then he added, I hope Humidity 35% Ontario 246.12 59
players. theres a good hockey team in 7 P.M.
Otisco 786.34 61
Wayne Gretzky, Bobby heaven, Murray Howe said. Owasco 712.13 52
Orr, Scotty Bowman, Gary Dad, all I can say is, once Partly sunny, 80 Skaneateles 862.22 54
Wind: ENE at 6-12 mph
Bettman and dozens of current you join the team, they wont Humidity 38%
and past players, coaches and just be good, theyll be great. Evening precip: 5%
executives were in attendance Howe set NHL records with
at the public service, including 801 goals and 1,850 points
fans decked out in Detroit Red mostly with the Red Wings
Wings gear. that stood until Gretzky
The people paying their came along. Howe also won
respects, including whos who four Stanley Cups with Detroit
of hockey, shows the impact and those banners flanked his
that he had, Red Wings coach casket during the visitation on
Jeff Blashill said after the Tuesday on the floor of the
two-hour service. But I also arena.
thought it was a great family Gretzky wore No. 99 as a
funeral and a great tribute to player in a tribute to Howe, a
him. man he got to know when he
When thousands of people was a kid. The Great One said
lined up and waited to pay he was embarrassed to break
their respects during a visita- Howes records because he
tion at Joe Louis Arena the played in an incomparable era. 110s 100s 90s 80s 70s 60s 50s 40s 30s 20s 10s 0s -0s -10s
previous day, Gretzky, He had 19 enemies in the
Bowman and Al Kaline were arena every night, but those
among the pallbearers. About were the only ones he ever
six miles away the next day, had, Gretzky said after the Showers Rain T-storms Snow Flurries Ice
Howes brown casket adorned funeral. Key
with red and white roses was St. Louis Blues coach H L
guided in and out of at the Ken Hitchcock met Howe in
Cathedral of the Most Blessed
Sacrament by nine family
members.
Edmonton, Alberta, about six
decades ago when he was a
kid.
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have liked it. and 1960s, Hitchcock grew Low: Crater Lake, Ore. 23
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four children, began the ser- because of Howe. Hitchcock Major U.S. cities
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life of a living legend my was playing for them toward Boise 70/51/s 77/53/pc New York City 77/63/pc 79/60/pc
own hero? I still pinch myself the end of his Hall of Fame Boston 75/59/pc 69/56/pc Oklahoma City 96/73/s 99/72/t
Buffalo 82/59/t 81/57/pc Omaha 98/73/s 95/72/s
at the realization that he was career. Burlington, Vt. 80/54/s 79/53/pc Orlando 90/76/t 90/76/t
my father, he said to a rapt Gordie would spend all day Charleston, S.C. 94/77/pc 95/70/pc Philadelphia 74/62/sh 80/60/pc
crowd before delivering a and night at the rink because Charlotte 93/71/pc 87/63/t Phoenix 102/77/s 105/79/s
Chicago 76/60/pc 80/59/pc Pittsburgh 84/65/t 82/60/r
speech that Gretzky called he just loved the game and the Cincinnati 87/65/pc 84/62/pc Portland, Maine 76/52/s 72/53/s
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STRAWBERRY FIELDS
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Summer means berry-picking
time for many Central New
Yorkers. With strawberries just
about ripe and raspberries and
blueberries on their way, many
local farms and berry patches will
be opening for the U-Pick season.
The following is a list of places
to pick strawberries in Central
New York. The patches open as
the strawberries ripen; picking
will begin at some places earlier
than others. Be sure to call ahead
to check on conditions and avail-
ability.
If you know of a u-pick
field not on our list, email Don
Cazentre at dcazentre@syracuse.
com.
List compiled by Shannon Quinlan
ONONDAGA COUNTY
Abbott Farms: 3275 Cold
Springs Road, Baldwinsville; 638-
7783. abbottfarms.com.
Take I-690 west to John Glen exit,
2nd light turn left on Rt 370 West.
Continue 2.4 miles Strawberries
are on your left, across the road
from the farm store. U-pick is open
9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through
Saturday; Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Store is 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday
to Saturday and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday. Supervised children OK.
Check out the Facebook page
(AbbottFarmsNY) for updates and
field conditions, or call 638-7783.
Raspberries and Blueberries
should be ready for picking starting
in late June to July.
Emmi Farms: 1482 West
Genesee Road (route 370),
Baldwinsville, NY 13027. From
Baldwinsville, head 2 miles west on
Route 370 Phone: 315-635-7529.
emmifarms.com. U-pick farm has
strawberries, blueberries, plus
more produce later in the summer
and fall. Email: info@emmifarms.
com. Open: Monday to Saturday 10
a.m. to 6 p.m., Sundays 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. Typical season start dates are:
strawberries, mid-June; blueber-
ries, July 10. Cash or credit cards
acepted.
Hafners U-Pick: 1801 W.
Genesee St. Road (Route 370),
2 miles west of Baldwinsville.
Call 638-4033 for field condi-
tions. Facebook: Hafners U
Pick. Open 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.,
Monday to Thursday; 8 a.m. to 6
p.m. Friday and Sunday. Closed
Saturday. Supervised children OK.
Strawberries will be available in the
middle of June and blueberries in
the middle of July.
Hencles Berry Patch: 7470
Perry Road, Baldwinsville; Take
Route 690 west to Route 31 WEST
exit (Baldwinsville/Jordan exit).
Turn left. Go west two miles to
Perry Road and turn left. Go 1.5
miles on Perry Road. Follow signs.
Call 315-638-0767 for field condi-
tions. Facebook: Hencles Berry
Patch. Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Monday to Thursday; 8 a.m. to 5
p.m. Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Supervised children are welcomed.
Strawberries, rhubarb, and aspara-
gus are now available; Red and
black raspberries, currants, goose-
berries, garlic, and blackberries will
be available later in the season.
Lelakowskis Pompey Hill
Strawberry Farm: Burwin Road,
Pompey Hill ( just past the intersec-
tion of Route 91 and Route 20 W).
Call 677-9547 for field conditions
between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. ber-
WHERE TO PICK YOUR OWN AROUND CENTRAL NEW YORK
From left, Shira Lowenstein, Rachelle Lowenstein, Reese Lindars, Maggie Lindars and Shari Lindars from
the Manlius and Dewitt areas, pick strawberries at Abbott Farms. (Dick Blume/The Post Standard)
rywerks.com/farms. Open 8 a.m. to
6 p.m., Monday through Friday; 8
a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday; and 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Sunday. Supervised chil-
dren OK. The main farm is located
farther down Route 20. Picking will
start mid-June.
Navarino Orchard: 3655 Cherry
Valley Turnpike, Route 20, town
of Onondaga (nine miles west of
LaFayette and nine miles east of
Skaneateles). Call 673-9181 for
field conditions. Facebook page:
Navarino Orchard. Open 7:30 a.m.
to 7:30 p.m. Monday to Friday;
8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and
Sunday. Supervised children OK.
U-pick strawberries will be avail-
able by mid-June and raspberries
will be available for picking in July.
Reeves Farms: 1220 West
Genesse Road (by GPS) on
Route 370 (four miles west of
Baldwinsville). Call 635-3357 for
field conditions. Facebook page:
Reeves Farms. Open Monday
to Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.,
Saturday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., and
Sunday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. A good
season despite the variable weath-
er - strawberries will be available
by mid-June and organic blueber-
ries will be available around the
middle of July. Supervised children
OK.
Tre-G Farms: 8183 Route 20,
Pompey Center, three miles east
of Pompey and six miles west of
Cazenovia. Call 315-682-9315 for
field conditions. Call beforehand or
check social media on Facebook at
CNY
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Tre-G Farms LLC. Open 9 a.m. to 7
p.m., Monday to Friday; and 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Supervised children OK. The sea-
son is good. U-pick strawberries
available by mid-June, but weather
dependent.
Williams Farm Stand: 6545
State Route 31, at the corner of
Whiting Road and Route 31, Cicero
13039. Call 699-3442 for field con-
ditions. Facebook page: Williams
Farm Stand. Open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Monday to Friday; 8:30 a.m. to
5:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Good season: U-pick starting
around mid-June. Supervised chil-
dren OK.
OSWEGO COUNTY
Behling Orchards: 114 Potter
Road, Mexico. Call 963-7068 or
727-4784 for field conditions. beh-
lingsorchards.com. Take Route
104 west of Mexico, turn onto
Fravor Road, follow to Potter Road.
Open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. seven days
a week. Supervised children OK.
U-pick strawberries will be avail-
able in mid-June. Excellent, all new
strawberry crop. Red raspberries
and cherries by early July, and
blackberries and blueberries will
be offered later in the summer.
Ferlitos Berry Patch and
Roadside Market: 1269 Route
53, Scriba. Call 343-7159 for field
conditions. Facebook Page is
Ferlitos Berry Patch. Take Route
104 east to county Route 53 (about
THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 2016 THE POST-STANDARD PAGE C-1
Karen Gosch, of Baldwinsville,
at Hencles Berry Patch near
Baldwinsville. (Gary Walts / The
Post-Standard)
two miles east of Oswego). From
Syracuse, take Route 481 north
to county Route 45; turn left onto
Route 53 (about three miles). Open
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily (7 days a
week weather permitting) for u-pick
strawberries. Supervised children
OK. Picking will begin in the middle
Call 893-7173. Facebook page:
of June. Call ahead for specific
date. Season looks really good.
CAYUGA COUNTY
Gian Carelli Farm & Winery:
Above, Vita Yatsyuk and her
mother, Natalya Yatsyuk, of
Syracuse, ll buckets with
strawberries at Navarino Orchard
on Route 20 in 2015. (David Lassman
| dlassman@syracuse.com)
(Formerly SG & S Farms), 10252
Shortcut Road, Weedsport. Call
626-2830 or 558-9474 for field
conditions. Take Thruway to Exit
40, left on Route 34, north toward
Cato three miles, take a right
on Shortcut Road and go three-
quarters of a mile. Facebook page:
Gian Carelli Farm and Winery.
Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday
through Saturday; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday. Supervised children OK.
Blueberries will be ready by early
July.
Grisamore Farms: 4069 Goose
St., Locke. Call 497-1347. Route
90 between Locke and Genoa.
Open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday
through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday. Supervised children OK.
Email: info@grisamorefarms.com or
go to grisamorefarms.com. Good
season: Red raspberries, sweet
and sour cherries, and blueberries
will be offered. Picking will start
around June 25, depending on the
weather.
MADISON COUNTY
Clear Path for Veterans
Field: 1223 Salt Springs Road,
Chittenango. Call 687-3300 for
Clear Paths field conditions. From
village of Fayetteville, take Salt
Springs Road (Route 132) five miles
east; its the first left after Palmer
Road. Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
weekdays and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on
weekends. Supervised children
OK. U-pick strawberries will be
available starting the second week
in June.
Mosher Farms: 3214 Fargo
Road, Bouckville 13310. Routes 26
and 46, town of Eaton. Take Route
20 east to Route 46 south a half
mile. Open 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily.
Mosher Farms. Supervised children
OK. Opens the middle of June for
strawberries; Raspberries and blue-
berries will be available mid- to the
end of July.
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WHATEVER

FALL SHOW: Steely Dan

is expanding its The Dan
Who Knew Too Much Tour
to include more concerts
in Upstate New York. The
IN CONCERT:
Rachel Platten
rock band, led by Walter
Becker and Donald Fagen,
announced more tour dates,
and A Great Big including an Oct. 9 show at
World have been 7:30 p.m. at the Landmark
added to the 2016 Theatre in Syracuse. Tickets
New York State go on sale Friday through
Fairs Chevy Court Live Nation, Ticketmaster or
lineup. Platten, by phone at 1-800-745-3000.
best known for Prices are $49.50, $69.50,
pop hits Fight $99.50 and $125, plus fees.
Song and Stand
Geoff Herbert
By You, will
perform at 8 p.m.
Sept. 3. Shell
share the stage
with A Great Big
World, which
reached the top
COMING SOON: Canadian DJ
crew A Tribe Called Red brings
20 in 2013 with a unique mix of traditional tribal
the ballad Say music and modern electronic
Something. The dance music to Chevy Court as
concert is free the highlight performers for the
with admission to New York State Fairs Six Nations
the fair. Day. The celebration takes place
Geoff Herbert at 2 p.m. Sept. 2. Since 2010, the
group has mixed traditional pow
wow vocals and drumming with
cutting-edge EDM and politically-
charged lyrics.
Katrina Tulloch

BIG TIME

Lucille Balls WNY hometown set to unveil new statue, but what about Scary Lucy?

S
cary Lucy is finally
getting replaced but
the original, ugly
statue of Lucille Ball
may still stick around
in her Western New York
hometown.
Yahoo! News reports the
town of Celoron, where the
late I Love Lucy actress was
born, plans to unveil a new
statue on Aug. 6 which
would have been Balls 105th
birthday. Carolyn B. Palmer,
who worked as a sculptor
in Syracuse for more than a
decade, is putting the finish-
ing touches on a new life-size
bronze figure.
GEOFF HERBERT
gherbert@syracuse.com
I want the playful Lucy,
the animated spontaneous
Lucy, but also the glamorous
Lucy, Palmer told syracuse.
com last year, while studying
episodes of I Love Lucy for
inspiration. Im very excited
to accomplish something that
will bring joy to so many.
Palmer, now based in the
Hudson Valley, was selected
out of more than 60 art-
ists by a committee that
included Celoron Mayor
Scott Schrecengost and a
representative from the Lucy
Desi Museum & Center for
Comedy in nearby Jamestown.
Her recent works include
sculptures of Pope Francis
and Franklin and Eleanor
Roosevelt.
She offered a sneak peek
of her Lucy statue, which
she considers my baby after
working on it for nine months.
She also offered sympathy to
Dave Poulin, who designed the
original statue and offered to
fix it for free after a Facebook
campaign to replace Scary
Lucy went viral last year.
But he shouldnt feel too
bad: Schrecengost told Yahoo
that the original Ball statue
will likely stay in Celeron
and probably in the same park.
He said its become a tourist
attraction all over again, with
fans taking pictures of it daily.
It put Celoron back on the
map. Its kind of iconic now,
Schrecengost said.
That should appeal to
Jamestown native Tom
Andolora, who revealed to
Yahoo that he was the one
who started the We Love
Lucy! Get rid of this statue!
Facebook page in 2012.
Andolora remained anony-
mous last year when he told
syracuse.com that he didnt
want to see Scary Lucy
moved to the new National
Comedy Center, set to open
next year in Jamestown, and
that plan appears to have been
scrapped.
The unveiling will be the
highlight of a larger celebra-
tion of Ball that weekend,
including arts and crafts, food A statue of Lucille Ball at
from local restaurants and a Lucille Ball Memorial Park in
Dragon Boat Festival. Celeron. (Joed Viera)
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CNY DINING NOTES

From left, Dylan Stage, John Stage and Paul Messina inside
the Apizza Regionale wood-red pizza place in Syracuse.
John Stage and Paul Messina will be opening a smaller
version of the restaurant at a new food hall in Brooklyn,
along with another casual food place called Flip Bird. Dylan
Stage will be the executive chef there. (Don Cazentre / dcazentre@
syracuse.com)

Apizza Regionale
expanding to Brooklyn
A
pizza Regionale has been open a little more than two
months in downtown Syracuse. Now the team behind it Farro, Feta and Roasted Chickpea Salad. (Cristina M. Fletes/St. Louis Post-Dispatch / TNS)
is bringing the concept to Brooklyn.

Salads to admire, then to eat

The Italian-influenced, wood-fired pizza place will
be part of a new food hall in the Fort Greene neighbor-
hood. Another tenant in the food hall, which is called Gotham
at the Ashland, is a new fast-casual concept called Flip Bird,
a rotisserie and fried chicken joint.
Like Apizza Regionale,
Flip Bird is operated by
DON CAZENTRE John Stage, founder of the
Eat your veggies in layers,
dcazentre@syracuse.com Dinosaur Bar-B-Que restau- Pad Thai Salad With Peanut Sesame Dressing
rants, and his friend and busi- Adapted from a recipe by Ziploc
ness partner, Paul Messina.
Like the Dinosaur, which
starting with sturdiest items on 3 tablespoons rice wine chopped
vinegar
now has 10 locations in five
states, Apizza Regionale is
bottom and working up 14 cup extra-virgin olive oil
2 cooked chicken breasts,
chopped or shredded
a Syracuse-born idea that is 2 tablespoons toasted 4 ounces lettuce
sesame oil
branching out this time to By Daniel Neman ents for pad Thai except the 2 red bell peppers, seeded
St. Louis Post Dispatch 2 12 tablespoons creamy and diced
to ultra-hip Brooklyn. one that actually defines the peanut butter 1 cup bean sprouts
Food halls, which are becoming common in bigger cities They say we first eat with dish, the rice noodles. But 1 tablespoon honey 2 carrots, peeled into
like New York, are open spaces with several dining options our eyes. the rest is there: chicken, 3 tablespoons tamari or ribbons
and communal dining areas, like a high-end food court. Gastroenterologists may peanuts, scallions, sesame soy sauce 4 scallions, thinly sliced
Gotham at the Ashland, on the ground floor of a 600- disagree, but we know what is seeds, cilantro and bean 1 teaspoon sriracha, 1 cup roasted and salted
unit apartment tower under construction not far from the meant: The visual appearance sprouts, plus ingredients optional peanuts
Barclays Center sports arena, will also have a communal of food is part of the experi- chosen as much for the way 12 small red cabbage, 3 tablespoons sesame
bar. Messina, the long-time bar manager at the Syracuse ence of eating it. Often, the they look as the way they shredded seeds
Dinosaur, will help put together the drinks lists. There will be better it looks, the better it taste red cabbage, carrots 14 cup cilantro, roughly
at least five other full-time food vendors and room for pop-up tastes. and red bell peppers.
restaurants. And that may be the reason- Still, the real star of this 1. Whisk together the vinegar,
The executive chef for the dining spots at the Brooklyn ing behind a tasty new trend salad is the peanut sesame olive oil and sesame oil until
emulsied; then whisk in the
food hall is Dylan Stage, John Stages 32-year-old son. He of boxing up salads in see- dressing. Thick, hearty and peanut butter, honey, tamari
has been a professional cook for several years, including in through containers. Its like drenched in peanut-sesame and optional sriracha until
Spain, and most recently at the Clocktower and the Spanish a layered salad or one of flavors, this is a dressing to smooth. Taste and adjust if
tapas restaurant Tia Pol in New York City. those make-your-own-cookie remember for any number of needed.
The Apizza Regionale in Brooklyn will be a smaller ver- jars but in just one portion. salads based on lettuce, kale 2. Place dressing in the
bottom of 4 tall containers. Mix
sion of the one in Syracuse, which is located in the former Its a great way to whet or cabbage. Why, it would together cabbage and cilantro,
Mimis Bakery & Cafe at 260 W. Genesee St. Both have a your appetite before you even even be delicious on a salad and portion this mixture out into
brick-lined, wood-fired pizza oven manufactured in Naples, get your salad on a plate. And served on a plate. each container. Add layers of
traditonal home of Neapolitan-style pizza. Both make use there are even some people Shake-a-Salad No. 2 was chicken, lettuce, red peppers,
of regional ingredients, mostly from New York state. who just eat the salad in layers a mixture of farro, roasted bean sprouts, carrots, scallions,
peanuts and sesame seeds.
The Gotham at the Ashland food hall is expected to open out of the container. chickpeas and feta cheese, Refrigerate until serving.
in October. Its the first restaurant John Stage is associated The idea of what I call along with a spicy but Yield: 4 servings. Per serving:
with in which he did not personally supervise the build-out, Shake-a-Salad appears to have very light dressing. The 602 calories; 45 g fat; 7 g satu-
usually in old, re-purposed buildings. originated with the folks at genius of this salad is the rated fat; 37 mg cholesterol; 29
Ziploc who, not coincidentally, amazing way the rich nut- g protein; 28 g carbohydrate;
also developed a clear plastic tiness of the farro becomes 14 g sugar; 7 g ber; 1,113 mg
sodium; 122 mg calcium.
cylinder in which to put the instantly enlivened when it
salad. But anything clear and meets the briny saltiness of
tallish and straightish will do the feta. The roasted chick-
a Mason jar, for instance, peas are only a crunchy
though there will be a bit of a icing on the cake.
bottleneck at the top. But what if you cant find
There are only a couple of farro? The ancient grain,
rules to follow when making which has been around since
a Shake-a-Salad. You want to the time of Mesopotamia, is
build it with layers of the stur- often absent from supermarket
diest and heaviest items on the shelves (though it can also be
bottom, so they dont crush found just as often). If your
the more delicate layers. And local store does not carry
because the dressing is obvi- farro, you can easily substitute
ously going to find its way to brown rice with very similarly
Mike McDonough was working with chef Kevin Gentile to the bottom, you dont want to happy results.
transform the former Bella Cigna restaurant in Manlius into put lettuce there, which will My final Shake-a-Salad
The Scenic Root. The project has been delayed and Gentile is wilt in the dressing, or items makes full use of one of those
no longer associated with it. He will work at Georgios Village such as grains or croutons that classic food combinations,
Cafe in New Hartford. (Don Cazentre / dcazentre@syracuse.com) will absorb it. beets and oranges. Arugula
I made three, just for kicks. adds a peppery punch, which
The first, Pad Thai Salad is nicely smoothed out by a
The Scenic Root will open but with Peanut Sesame Dressing, mild dressing sparked by a
was developed by Ziploc spe- hint of orange juice. Walnuts
without chef Kevin Gentile cifically to be used in one of
these containers. It was cre-
on top keep the salad solid and
sophisticated.
te
d
The opening of The Scenic Root restaurant next to the ated to have a strong visual When you pull out your nvi
Swan Pond in Manlius has been delayed, and one casualty is appeal because we eat first clear cylinder with beets and r eI
u
its executive chef, Kevin Gentile. with our eyes and it is gor- oranges and other goodness, Yo
The Scenic Root was supposed to open just after Memorial geous. Its so beautiful youll your colleagues or school-
Day in the spot that has most recently been Bella Cigna, and almost hate to eat it. mates will be impressed by
before that was The Saucy Swan and the Whats Your Beef? Included are all the ingredi- your good taste. But even that
steak house.
Owner Mike McDonough said today the project is delayed,
but he could not give a date for the opening. He and property Beet, Orange and Arugula Salad
owner David Muraco are doing renovation and remodeling to Adapted from the New York Times. PLEASE JOIN US FOR AN EDUCATIONAL EVENT.
the building at 301 Fayette St. (Route 92).
1 tablespoon orange juice, 2 large or 4 small cooked Hear from an MS expert and learn about an
Gentile said that he was informed Tuesday that he is no
longer a part of the project, though he has been involved in preferably fresh beets, peeled and sliced oral treatment option for relapsing MS.
writing the menu. Gentile said he will instead go to work for 1 teaspoon balsamic 4 cups baby arugula
vinegar 1 pound oranges, peeled Date and Time: Location:
Georgios Village Cafe in New Hartford, and for his mentor,
1 tablespoon sherry vin- and pith removed, cut 06/23/2016 Barbagallos Restaurant
owner Georgio Frattasio. egar or red wine vinegar into slices, half-moons at 6:00 PM 6344 East Molloy Road
Gentile is a noted local chef who ran his own place, Salt and pepper to taste or supremes East Syracuse, NY 13057
Speaker:
Gentiles Eclectic Italian, first on Burnet Avenue and later on 3 tablespoons grapeseed 2 tablespoons chopped Jill Conway, MD Event Code: TR361935
Geddes Street. It closed in 2014. He will continue to oper- oil or sunower oil cilantro Carolinas Health Care System (1317216)
ate a catering company called Gentiles out of Georgios and 1 tablespoon extra-virgin 14 cup chopped walnuts (1 Neurosciences Institute,
serving Central New York. ounce) Charlotte, NC
olive oil
Gentile is a native of Utica who had moved to New Jersey
but was lured back to Central New York in 2001 when 1. In a small bowl or measuring cup, whisk together the orange PLEASE RSVP:
Frattasio took over the Lyncourt Grille. juice, balsamic vinegar, sherry or red wine vinegar, salt, pepper and
oils. Taste and adjust the acidity, adding a little more vinegar or RelapsingMultipleSclerosisEvents.com
McDonough would not go into details about the decision orange juice if desired. 1-866-703-6293
to move on without Gentile, or provide details on the delays. 2. Place dressing in 4 tall containers. Portion out beets into each MSRSVP@ahmdirect.com
McDonough has experience working at The Dark Horse container. Add layers of arugula, oranges, cilantro and walnuts. *Registration is limited to two people per RSVP.
Tavern in DeWitt, which is owned by his father, Bob, and Refrigerate until serving. Photo ID may be requested at event entrance.
partner Kevin Kelley. Yield: 4 servings. Per serving: 244 calories; 19 g fat; 2 g satu-
Complimentary parking or valet available.
Don Cazentre writes about food, beverages, restaurants and bars for rated fat; no cholesterol; 3 g protein; 18 g carbohydrate; 13 g sugar;
A light meal or snack may be provided.
 

5 g ber; 55 mg sodium; 84 mg calcium. Adapted from the New

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say?
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CNY
ASK AMY
Paul Simon participates in
Grandparents may freak the Country Music Hall of
Fame benet concert in

over couples new identity New York in 2015. Simons

By Amy Dickinson
Syndicated columnist
Dear Amy: My fiance and I
are getting ready to be married
soon. Weve already decided
on choosing a new last name
together and using our previ-
ous surnames as a middle
name. The names were pon-
dering are from our family
lines, so its something with
history.
Im wondering when (and
how) to tell certain mem-
bers of our family about the
change? Since Im the girl
in the relationship my family
was already expecting me to
latest album, Stranger to
Stranger, was released on
our lunch short to go stand June 3. (Photo by Evan Agostini /
in line at a second food stand Invision / AP, File)
to pick up food for the co-
worker.
Yesterday, the co-worker
wanted food from a food stand
a block further from where
we were getting our food.
We decided to pick up the
co-workers food first. When
we got there, the line was 20
people deep and I said, I
dont want to wait in line on
MY lunch hour.
My friend looked hurt. I
convinced her to get food for
her co-worker from the food
stand we wanted to eat at. Was

change my name (which is so
sexist, but I wont even get
into that now), but my fiances
grandparents might be a little
upset, knowing hes taking a
new name.
Thoughts? New Name in
New Jersey
Dear New Name: Steel
yourself for the possibility
that your name change will
be greeted with reactions
ranging from bewilderment
to contempt. Its OK we
chose something from his-
tory is just not going to cut
it with Grammy. Your family
members might also wonder
what the heck youre thinking,
because if you are choosing a
surname from a family line,
then why not keep the family
surname you already have, and
ask your fiance to adopt it?
Dont discuss this with any-
one until you and your guy
choose your new name and
thoroughly research the reality
of assuming a new identity.
States seem to differ on what
is required to change your
name; legally it is quite easy,
but changing all official docu-
ments and financial accounts
can be a time-consuming
hassle.
Marrying is a mark of
mature adulthood. Choosing to
change the surname by which
you will be known for the
rest of your life is a momen-
tous decision. It is absolutely
within your rights to make this
choice, and you should greet
every query with a very simple
explanation. Prepare your-
selves to answer questions,
some of which might seem
intrusive and rude. Family
members should eventually
adjust to your choice.
If they refuse to adjust, its
their problem, not yours.
Dear Amy: My best friend
and I work across the street
from each other in a city that
has food stands in the skyways
that connect the buildings.
We are able to meet for
lunch only occasionally
because of hectic schedules.
Each time we meet my
I wrong to finally put my foot
down? Hungry
Dear Hungry: Please give
my name (and lunch order)
to your friend. She seems like
a truly soft touch, and ... she
delivers.
Your friend seemed hurt
when you challenged her
because her sense of self
seems to rest on pleasing her
co-worker (I notice that she
doesnt seem quite so inter-
ested in pleasing you). Your
choice to push back, even a
little bit, is forcing her to face
this reality.
If she chooses to pick up
food for her co-worker every
time she is with you, you
should suggest that she do so
at the end of your lunches. She
will have to budget her own
time (and presumably leave
your lunch early) in order to
accommodate her friend. You
should bring along a book,
so that you can spend some
of your valuable lunch time
mentally regrouping for the
afternoon.
Dear Amy: Your response to
Uneasy was ridiculous. The
poor girl was worried about
a visit from her Nazi sympa-
thizer cousin, and you wanted
to force her to tolerate the
intolerable.
You need to rethink and
apologize for this recommen-
dation. Disgusted
Dear Disgusted: Scores of
readers on both sides of the
political spectrum hated my
response to Uneasy, where
I urged the writer to consider
tolerating the objectionable
cousin, who was coming to
visit.
Several points: I believe the
person who wrote the ques-
tion was a young man, not a
woman. I further assumed that
the writer was young, and per-
haps unsure about the cousins
actual political views (Unsure
didnt report any conversation
or direct knowledge).
I wondered if these two
cousins might both be laboring
under misconceptions about
the other. They would only
Paul Simon
Singer is still adventurous after all these years
By David Bauder hand-claps. Through his son, Simon met belongs backstage. Together with The
AP Entertainment Writer and collaborated with Italian producer Werewolf, they contain a quality not
Look at the liner notes on Paul Digi GAlessio, who records under the always present in music: humor. The
Simons new disc, Stranger to name Clap! Clap! Old recordings of the Milwaukee man he describes in The
Stranger, and it seems like a laboratory vocal group the Golden Gate Quartet are Werewolf had a fairly decent wife, he
of exotic instruments. Musicians use a used to ghostly effect. But Simons most sings. She kills him sushi knife.
mbira, a bamboo marimba, cloud cham- intriguing journey took him to Montclair Ive always had that in my music,
ber bowls, a chromelodeon, a zoomoozo- State University in New Jersey. he said. A lot of it has been in there
phone and a cheap clock. At the time Montclair housed a col- and people dont know that Im kidding.
Its an album as notable for its sound lection of instruments created by the late My mind works in comedy a lot but my
as its songs, without the feel of an aca- Harry Partch, a composer who worked voice is not a comedic voice.
demic exercise. Simon, at 74, is more with instruments that had smaller tun- Later in the album, Simon guesses
adventurous musically at an age many ing differences than is typical. Simon that it took dozens of takes for him to
peers are content to ride on their reputa- brought a portable studio in to record get the right read on a 12-letter obscen-
tions. instruments like the cloud chamber ity that the song Cool Papa Bell even
Theres no point in resting on lau- bowls glass-shaped bowls that hang concedes is an ugly word. The very
rels, said Simon, whose Manhattan from a wooden frame and produce a surprise of it alters the songs mood.
office displays both of his Rock and haunting sound, said Robert Cart, direc- Simon is heading out on tour, crafting
Roll Hall of Fame trophies side by side. tor of Montclairs John J. Cali School of a show with a mixture of the old and
Youre either interested in an idea, in Music. new. He understands the need for crowd-
which case you pursue it, or you have I wasnt surprised that if there were pleasing favorites, even for something he
no ideas or arent interested in pursuing a pop musician who was interested in doesnt particularly like (You Can Call
ideas. ... Rest is indicated by a sign on a the instruments, that it would be Paul me Al). There are enough new songs
staff. Simon, he said. from the past decade that go over well in
Busting beyond his folk-rock roots is Simon was the only popular musician concert, he said.
not new for Simon, an impulse that has to explore the Partch instruments in the Hes toured with Sting and done a
become more pronounced in the past few 15 years they were housed at Montclair, Graceland reunion tour over the past
decades following his work with African Cart said. Theyve since moved to the few years. Dont expect any reunions
musicians on Graceland and Brazilians University of Washington following a with estranged partner Art Garfunkel. I
in The Rhythm of the Saints. It hasnt caretakers death. would have been happy enough to sing
always been smooth; the success of Simon believes he has an unusual with Artie if it would have been pleasur-
Graceland opened a debate about cul- songwriting process, connecting sounds able, he said.
tural appropriation. together to see if they fit and bringing in When he finishes a new disc, Simon
Its not like I set out to explore, he lyrics later. Here, his observational songs wonders whether it will be his last. But
explained. Theres a connection that muse on mortality, mental health, insom- then the cycle of creativity begins again.
Im following that pushes me toward nia, romance and an overzealous security Six months later you have an idea,
some pleasing sound that I can barely guard. and you do begin, he said. Thats hap-
imagine, so I go looking for it. In Wristband, the narrator is a musi- pened to me my whole life. From that,
For the percussive Stranger to cian who sneaks out of a concert hall I infer that its part of my nature to do
Stranger, Simon was initially intrigued for a smoke and isnt allowed back in that. But its not an automatic thing that
with flamenco music and the use of because he lacks the evidence that he will happen forever.
WEDNESDAYS JUMBLE THURSDAYS JUMBLE
THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME
by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek
Unscramble these four Jumbles, Unscramble these four Jumbles,
one letter to each square, one letter to each square,
to form four ordinary words. to form four ordinary words.
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DAILY INSPIRATION
In the image
By Leah Fein
Contributing writer
Naso (Numbers 4:21-7:89)
is this weeks Torah portion,
read in synagogues world-
wide. This portion includes
laws regarding someone who
commits a wrongdoing. God
says to Moses, When a
man or woman commits any
wrong toward a fellow man,
thus breaking faith with the
Lord (Num. 5:6). The
implication is that committing
MULSAY RERACE
a wrong against another per-
son is as if one has committed XFINUL SYAART
a wrong against God. Indeed, Now arrange the circled letters Now arrange the circled letters
to form the surprise answer, as to form the surprise answer, as
the Bible teaches that every suggested by the above cartoon. suggested by the above cartoon.
person is created in the image
of God (Genesis 1:27). The Print your
Print answer here: answer here:
way we relate to other people
must reflect the humility and
respect with which we relate
to the Divine. JUMBLE ANSWERS
Tuesday Wednesday
Rabbi Leah Fein is the Hillel
Campus rabbi and Jewish chaplain VOUCH FOYER NEATLY FINITE WHEEL LOGIC ASYLUM INFLUX
at Syracuse University. She asked her sister if she could borrow a The hospital patients werent getting along
dress, but her sister wasnt IN FAVOR OF IT because of all the ILL WILL

HOROSCOPE
By Eugenia Last
Universal Tribune Syndicate
HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Dont stop half-
way to your goal. Following a stra-
tegic plan to the finish line will be to
your advantage. Weed out the things
you dont need or that dont benefit
you anymore.
ARIES (March 21-April 19):
Compromise in order to keep the
peace. An adaptable approach when
dealing with friends, loved ones and
neighbors will help you find solu-
tions and avoid tension and stress.
Personal improvements will turn out
better than anticipated. Plan a get-
away.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Discuss
your feelings and the possibilities that
you see unfolding. Helping someone
be more self-sufficient will save you
time and cash. Show support, but
dont be taken for granted.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Keep close
tabs on whats going on around you.
Be wary of someone who is offer-
ing things under false pretenses. Put
more into your mental, emotional and
physical well-being. Focus inward
instead of trying to change those
around you.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Set up
meetings or attend functions that
allow you to network and bring about
personal changes that will help you
stand out in a crowd. Expanding your
surroundings.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Dont get SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Take for ways to make sure you are getting
upset; get moving. Fight back if some- advantage of anything that allows a fair deal. Incentives that will lead
one uses emotional tactics to take you to use your creative imagination. to an equal partnership are all thats
advantage of you. Youve got more Dont feel you have to spend money required. Negotiate fairly.
going for you than you realize, so call in order to prove your point. Its what
the shots and dont back down. you do with what you have that will AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): An
emotional argument will turn into a
leave the biggest impression on oth-
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Mix and ers. costly situation. Share your thoughts
mingle, but dont take on other and plans, and engage in endeav-
peoples responsibilities. Invest your SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): The ors that will offer you the help you
time in being the best you can be, not changes you are desperate to make need to turn your plans into a reality.
enhancing someone elses chances are best done strategically. The more Romance and compassion should out-
to get ahead. Let your intuition guide calculated and detailed you are, the weigh debates and discord.
you. easier it will be to bypass interfer-
ence. A celebration with someone PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Put your
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Tune in to effort into pending legal, financial or
special will improve your relation-
whats going on in your neighbor- ships. contractual ventures. Problems will
hood. Your ability to mix and mingle arise if you make changes that lovers,
with people from all walks of life will CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): With friends or relatives dont agree with.
help you drum up the help you need time, youll get a better understand- Try to keep the peace at home and
to bring about important changes. ing of whats expected of you. Look focus on getting ahead professionally.
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SYRACUSE.COM/AUTOS

Fiat 500e pretty cool but cramped GM, Ford lean on

Lyft, Pivotal for
By Charles Fleming
Los Angeles Times software help
Despite the growing appeal of the
Tesla Models S and X, and excite- By Paresh Dave and
ment about a coming 200-mile-range Samantha Masunaga
Chevy Bolt, plug-in electric vehicles Los Angeles Times
still account for a scant fraction of Los Angeles Two miles apart in
U.S. auto sales. Silicon Valleys Palo Alto, workers
So pity the poor Fiat 500e, which from Ford Motor Co. and General
placed eighth on InsideEVs sales Motors Co. are hustling to estab-
chart and had its fair share of recalls lish a role for their companies in a
in its first couple of years. future where consumers dont own
Thats not necessarily a reflection cars and the vehicles steer them-
of the electric sedans appeal. Still a selves.
compliance vehicle, manufactured Recently, it became even clearer
and sold by Fiat Chrysler largely to that the Michigan automakers and
meet emissions standards, the 500e is their West Coast outposts wont
sold domestically only in Oregon and be going at it alone. Theyll be
California. depending big time on software-
And its actually a pretty cool car. developing neighbors in Silicon
Like almost all electric-motor cars, Valley and San Francisco.
the 500e is zippy and quick. Ford announced a $182.2 mil-
The 500e rips away from red lights The 500es chassis is short and square, so the car feels planted and nimble on the ground. (A.J. Mueller) lion investment in Pivotal Software
and hops up hills with ease and, Inc., a San Francisco company
being electric, does it silently and The inside whose programs are already used
with no vibration.The 500es chassis 2016 FIAT 500E design of by the likes of Lockheed Martin
is short and square, so the car feels the 500e is and Allstate Corp., to quickly
planted and nimble on the ground. It Powertrain: 83 kWh electric minimalist develop their own computer appli-
motor. old-school.
corners pretty well and doesnt tip up cations.
(Fiat Chrysler
on sharp turns. Transmission: Single-speed And officials at General Motors
On the highway, the little car still Automobiles) and ride-hailing app Lyft Inc. said
automatic.
feels pretty solid, though in a tornado they had made significant progress
it would probably be one of the first Horsepower: 111. toward developing self-driving
things airborne. Torque: 147 pound-feet. Chevrolet Volt cabs for use at the
Because its so small, its easy to automakers Warren, Mich., cam-
park, even in spaces that would be Zero to 60 mph: 9.1 seconds. pus by the end of the year. That
too tight for a full-size car. could put Lyft on a faster course
EPA fuel economy rating: 121
The 500e looks pert and perky too. than larger rival Uber Technologies
mpg city/103 highway/ 112 com-
The shape and color of a throat loz- Inc., which hopes to bring self-
bined
enge, it comes in an array of tropical driving cars to passengers by 2020.
tones.On the inside, the design theme Recharge time: 120v 24 hours; stow the Stetson. matter how I adjusted the seat and The internal test would be a
is old-school minimalist. The dash- 240v 6 hours. Theres considerably less space, the steering wheel, I couldnt see the major step before Lyft, which
board is made of a hard plastic that in all dimensions, in the back seat. ignition switch and had to fumble received a $500 million investment
shines like painted metal just like Base price: $32,795. You could probably fit two full-size blindly with the key when I started from General Motors in January,
in the Fiat 500s from the 1960s, or Price as tested: $34,890. adults back there, but you might have the car. offers self-driving cabs to everyday
the VW bugs of that era. The dash is trouble getting them out. The electric Fiat has received passengers on public roads. The
simple and uncluttered, featuring a As for the trunk, that might cramp some bad press, mainly because of public testing could come within
push-button gear selector, a cluster of your style too. Theres room for your recalls for coolant leaks, transmission a year and involve the upcoming,
climate control knobs and very little tennis togs or a picnic basket or an issues, a faulty drive shaft and some all-electric Chevrolet Bolt EV, the
else. navigation systems would be strictly overnight bag. battery pack software problems. In Wall Street Journal reported.
The leatherette bucket seats are aftermarket affairs. Other aspects of the ergonomics fairness, those occurred early on for Lyft and General Motors
heated, but only adjust manually. For a small car, the 500s all offer proved challenging. I bumped into the 500e, a vehicle that was released spokespeople said, in fact, no time-
There are very few options a fair legroom and headroom in the the armrest every time I plugged in in 2013 and is Fiat Chryslers first table has been set for introducing
power sunroof is among them so driver and passenger seats, though the seat belt, and finally elected to all-electric car. self-driving vehicles to the San
any upgrades to the sound system or anyone over 6 feet 2 will have to fold it up and forget about it. No Francisco startups customers.

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TECHNOLOGY MOTORING Q AND A

Detroits Poor fuel pressure can

automakers cause hard starting
By Paul Brand leaks and start the engine.

embracing
Star Tribune (Minneapolis) Confirm that theres 51 psi
I recently purchased a fuel pressure at idle. Then
2004 Nissan Sentra with the shut down the engine and

mobility
four-cylinder 1.8-liter engine monitor how long the sys-
and 74,000 original miles. tem holds fuel pressure. If
From day one its had off- it bleeds down very quickly
and-on hard starting. The less than a minute the
dealer finally replaced the problem is most likely in the
By Dee-Ann Durbin crankshaft position sensor, fuel pump assembly in the
AP auto writer which seemed to help some. fuel tank, which is accessible
Dearborn, Mich. For Detroit, the Then the starter failed, and through an inspection plate
days of simply making cars are over. my mechanic put in a new under the rear seat. Nissan
Automakers are facing multiple threats starter and another crank- offers a fuel pump repair kit
to their business from nimble tech firms shaft position sensor. Now to fix this problem.
such as Apple and Uber. In response, Im back to square one
carmakers are reinventing themselves as hard starting. My mechanic What is your take on the
mobility companies that can accom- A smartphone displaying the Maven app, a General Motors car-sharing service, is found no diagnostic trouble continuously variable trans-
modate all the different ways people get shown in Ann Arbor, Mich. General Motors Co. has announced this year a long-term codes. What do you think mission technology being
around. alliance with ride-hailing company Lyft and started Maven. (AP Photo / Paul Sancya) the problem is? so widely adopted? I like
Already this year, General Motors Co. Fuel pressure. Or more todays multi-speed auto-
has announced a long-term alliance with precisely, lack of it. There matics. I suppose the CVTs
ride-hailing company Lyft and started a more than make cars. Ford CEO Mark ments. is no direct fuel pressure are cheaper to produce,
car-sharing service called Maven. Ford Fields is confident they do. GM has been the most aggressive of sensor in the engine manage- but can they possibly be
created a technology-focused division It goes back to Henry Ford and one the Detroit companies. In January, it ment system. If fuel pres- as reliable as automatics?
based in Silicon Valley that will invest in of his favorite quotes: If I asked people invested $500 million in Lyft and said sure bleeds down after the Reminds me of the old Buick
promising transportation startups. It also what they wanted, theyd say they wanted it will co-develop a service that lets engine is shut down, it will Dynaflow Drive. Lots of
launched FordPass, a smartphone app that a faster horse, Fields said. We want to customers summon self-driving cars. take a period of cranking rpm as the driveline works
helps users find parking or share their transform, fundamentally, the relationship Three months later, it paid a rumored $1 to build up fuel pressure to to catch up to the engine
cars. Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is part- between an automaker and a customer. billion for Cruise Automation, a startup the required 51 pounds per speed. Not so much reli-
nering with Google to test self-driving Fields adds that the financial case is that makes autonomous vehicle soft- square inch to run the engine. ability.
software in 100 of its minivans. too compelling to ignore. Global revenue ware. Around the same time, it launched No code will be thrown Ive never liked the feel
In congested and expensive cities, at traditional automakers totals $2.3 tril- Maven, a car-sharing service in Ann because from the engine con- of a continuously variable
people are increasingly content to share lion a year, he says; the transportation Arbor and Chicago. trol modules point of view transmission except on
cars or summon rides using their smart- business, including taxis, buses and car- GM President Dan Ammann said that theres nothing wrong its snowmobiles and ATVs,
phones. In five years, 35 million people sharing, is worth $5.4 trillion. when GM sees potential value, it cant just out of gas, so to speak. where they are ideal for
globally will be using car-sharing ser- Companies are targeting people like afford to sit back and see where the mar- Once fuel pressure comes power transmission by keep-
vices, up from 5.8 million now, according Shannon Serenko, 32, who works at ket heads. up, the engine starts and runs ing the engine in its most
to Boston Consulting Group. That means Johnson & Johnson and lives in down- We believe in speed, Ammann said. normally as if nothing hap- efficient rpm range regard-
550,000 fewer cars sold each year. Within town Ann Arbor, Mich. Paying for Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne pened. less of speed. The sense of
another few decades, fleets of self-driving parking, insurance and gas for a car she says its dangerous for automakers to Heres a quick do-it- slippage seems magnified
taxis could replace the need for personal barely uses would be a hassle, she says. place big bets on one solution. He stress- yourself test. Locate the fuel in an automobile, perhaps
car ownership altogether. Automakers Instead, she rents a Chevrolet Volt from es that FCAs partnership with Google is feed hose in the engine com- largely because of our lack
that dont adapt risk being supplanted by Maven for $42 a day when she wants to open-ended and not exclusive. If the com- partment and pinch it firmly of familiarity with the feel-
high-tech competitors. run errands. panies decide to keep working together, between your gloved fingers. ing. But CVTs do work quite
Were investing in future-proofing, Id just rather be spending all that they will eventually hammer out details Have a helper turn the key to well. Instead of your multi-
says Elena Ford, who led the develop- money on other things than parking a car like licensing fees for the software. the on position. You should speed automatics, CVTs are
ment of FordPass and is the great-great- for six out of seven days, she said. Walking in a collaborative fashion feel fuel pulses in the hose effectively constant speed
granddaughter of Fords founder. Detroit carmakers arent the first to with people who have historically been for one second, confirming automatics with infinitely
There are dangers. Making vehicles offer mobility services to compete with viewed as intruders and potential enemies that pressure is building up variable gear ratios, each the
is complicated and expensive, and car the likes of ZipCar and Uber. German of our business walking with them at quickly. perfect rpm and torque for
companies have stumbled when theyve automaker Daimler AG launched their speed is the best possible solu- If you dont, try turning the specific conditions of
taken on new businesses. GM bought Car2Go, a car-sharing service, in 2008; tion for us in terms of determining what the key on for two seconds, operation at that moment.
software maker Electronic Data Systems it now operates in 29 cities in Europe our future state will be, he said. then off, repeating this a half- With modern engineering,
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Ford owned Hertz rental cars but sold it York-based mobility venture capital firm work in-house. The company has run the engine. If it fires right up ing, durability doesnt seem
a decade ago. Chrysler owned airplane- in 2011. Toyota has 70 tiny electric cars more than 30 global mobility experiments you have identified the issue to be a major concern these
maker Gulfstream in the mid-1980s. In zipping around Grenoble, France, as part over the past 18 months, including a con- lack of fuel pressure. days.
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COLLECTING

Corvette owner learned to baby his sports cars

By Kenn Peters
Contributing writer
John Scalas Corvette isnt particu-
larly old and it certainly doesnt qual-
ify as an antique, but in a very real
sense it is a classic. Its a Corvette
and that means it has special status
in the U.S., classic in the truest sense
of the word because Corvettes set a
standard, theyre famous and theyre
desired by many people.
But this particular car is more than
that; its the platform for license
plates that are important to the Scala
family. The plates are ENS-9, the ini-
tials and favorite number of John and
Barbara Scalas daughter, Erin.
Erin is an extraordinary young
woman. She has an eye disease
called retinitis pigmentosa that
causes severe vision impairment
from the progressive degeneration
of the rod photoceptor cells in the
retina.
Her loss of sight, however, hasnt
slowed her down; shes a graduate of
Herkimer Community College and
State University College at Oswego,
and she works at the Elmcrest
Childrens Center, in Syracuse,
where shes an employment special-
ist.
I help young people decide on the
correct path into the future, she said.
But thats just one aspect of this
multi-dimensional woman.
Shes a snowboarder, runner, com-
petitive bike rider and shes practiced
martial arts. Shes also competed in
two Iron Girl competitions.
Most likely if the Corvette wasnt
in the family the license plates would
be on another car, but they do have
the Corvette and its beautiful. The
Scalas car is Silver Sebring Metallic,
one of two silver colors in 2000, the
other was Silver Light Pewter, and it
has light gray leather interior.
Like many Corvette owners John
Scala drives the car sparingly and
never in inclement weather, unlike
what he did years ago.
As a young man living in Utica
and having a good job, he bought a
1967 Corvette, maroon with a white
top, he said, and drove the car 12
months a year.
Im not sure if I had snow tires,
but I drove it, and I guess I didnt
think twice about it, Scala said.
His reference is to today when the
last thing a Corvette owner would
2000 CHEVROLET
CORVETTE C5
Mileage: 34,000
Cost new: $45,705
Color: Silver Sebring Metallic
Motor: 5.7-liter V-8, 345 hp
Transmission: Four-speed
automatic
Number produced for 2000:
32,221
View a photo gallery
of John Scalas
Corvette at syracuse.
com/auto
car dispensed with several things
including the name Sting Ray and
conventional door handles in favor
John Scala and his daughter, Erin Scala, with the 2000 Corvette, at their home in Radisson. (Photos by Kenn Peters / of pushbutton openers. The styling
Contributing photographer) might have been controversial but the
convertible took off and continued
to outsell the coupe. For the year,
18,630 convertibles were sold while
only 9,936 coupes were sold.
One of Scalas 1968 cars had
T-tops, which was a new design.
They nestled in to the so-called
tunnel roofline which included a
removable rear window. Missing,
however, was any kind of a trunk, so
many owners installed an aftermarket
luggage rack on the rear deck. The
interior was very different but it was
missing a glove box.
Fast-forward to today and Scala is
once again enjoying a Corvette, but
this time the car is treated with the
respect never given his first car.
Scala bought the car from a man in
John Scalas Corvette, like almost all-newer generation The ENS-9 license plates on John Scalas Corvette car- East Syracuse and bought it because
Corvettes, is equipped with a wide array of electronic ry his daughter Erins initials, and her favorite number. he believed the owner had treated
equipment plus all of the necessary information the it well, the car looked good and the
driver needs. price was right, and it had full docu-
mentation.
do is drive the car during the winter, dont seem wise. generation designated C3. The C3 The man who owned it told me it
or perhaps during wet weather. A Scala kept the 1967 car for maybe series remained in production until didnt go out in the rain, and I could
modern Corvette would have little to one year and sold it to buy a 1968 1982. tell he was a good guy, he said. So
no traction and would be a menace to Corvette. That car lasted less than a When the C3 was introduced it far Scala hasnt been disappointed.
itself and its passengers. year because he sold it and bought was a model year late. The C3 was
Corvettes set a standard desired by another 1968 Corvette. planned for introduction in 1967 but Know about a car youd like to see fea-
many people. The 1967 Corvette was the second- was delayed because of development tured? Contact Kenn Peters: kpeters@
But times were different then and generation car, designated C2, and problems. twcny.rr.com.
people did things that in retrospect the 1968 was the start of the third When it arrived for 1968 the
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A-1 Gardens & Lawns, Brush Hog,
Interior/Exterior Bath/Kitchen Post Hole Digging, &
Remodel Plaster/Drywall Loader Work
Carpentry Insured Since 87 Call John @ 315-633-2486
Ramos (315) 575-9678
SCREENS
Manufactures of all types of
PAINTING FOR HOMES aluminum screens. Rescreen old ones
SPECIALS ,Enclosed porches, garages w/
1 story, $1000. 2 story, $2000 aluminum screens. EXCEL Alum
563 N Salina Syracuse 315-471-0925
FREE ESTIMATES, INSURED,
SENIOR DISCOUNTS (315) 382-0475
Stone
Muddy Driveway? run-a-crush
Painting/Handyman
(driveway mix) Special! 7ton load
Repairs approx 5yds $175 delivered,
Interior Painting, Drywall, all credit card accepted
Carpentry, Tile, www.northernfirewood.net
Call Paul 315-457-5059 315-676-4300
Storage Sheds
PAINTING Cold Spring Structures storage sheds
Interior/Exterior
& garages-for all your stuff! ask about
Neat and Expedient rent to own. Weedsport, Rt. 34 1/4 mi
Available Now, No lead Time.
N. of toll booth & 485 State RT. 38
315-876-2751 Locke, NY. Jay Brubacker:
Builder/Retailer 315-834-6001
PAINTING
TREE REMOVAL
RAINBOW PAINTING
& CONTRACTING We take down any tree big or small.
Commercial & Residential 75 bucket truck, lots of experience.
Lift Rental Available. FREE ESTIMATES
All Home Improvements
Basement mold removal, remodeling Call Mark at: 315-380-6889
water proofing, drywall, decks,
fences, concrete repairs, TREE SERVICE
landscaping, pressure washing, A+ Affordable Tree Service
cleanouts. SUMMER SPECIALS! Professional Climbers, Trimming
Sr./Vet Discounts. 35 Years Exp. & Total Removal - Stump Removal.
Licensed & Insured @ (315) 925-1595 Insured - Free Estimates.
(315) 575-4616 (315) 481-3862
PAPER REMOVAL Tree Service
Spruce up for Spring!
$100.00 for Average Room. A+ GRASSHOPPER LANDSCAPING
Trees Removed
Judys Painting & Wall Papering
42 Years Experience. Free Estimates, Will Beat Competitor Pricing!
Call 315-436-6902
Insured, Refs, Judycree@yahoo.com
Judyspaintingandpapering.com Tree Service/Cleanups
315-657-7861
Trimming to total removal,
trimming/shaping of hedges, stump
POWDER COATING grinding, chips removed, topsoil and
seed. Fully Insured. Senior Discounts.
SANDBLASTING
Patio furniture, bicycles, automotive Free Estimates! Call: 315-516-9020
and motorcycle parts, decorative
pieces, etc. Frigo Design Wall Repair - Donnies
698-7650 x 302 Servicing wall or ceiling cracks, holes,
water/fire damage, mold &
foundation cracks. We also do
PROFESSIONAL EXTERIOR Painting 40 Years Experience!
PAINTING Call Don Bush 315-877-6883
Job done right the first time!
Price includes caulking WOOD PELLETS
Free estimates / Fully Insured $270 A TON. HARDWOOD.
Call Chuck 744-7491/Chad 383-5561 315-468-1890

  
  
  
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       Home Furnishings  
 
BEST RESULTS When you see MacKenzie-Childs

Horses, Tack & Other SYRACUSE ESTATE SALES PUBLIC SALE

Saturday 6/18 10am-4pm
Hand Painted Glass
ANTIQUES 29 years experience.
Sales AND appraisals
if sign list, stay, #s 8:30
Sunday 6/19 1pm-6pm
go to
syracuse.com/classifieds
Large Clowns, pink & white
stripes & Maxines Baskets

AUCTIONS A trip to MItchells is always

fun! Quality English Apparel
Western Boots, Tack & Gifts
Mitchells Western Store
EXCHANGE
Central NYs Largest
315- 682-2017

Estate Sale
593 Sayles St Oneida
129 EAST MILFORD
DRIVE
Syracuse NY 13206 off
James St. 2 blocks West
and enter the WEB ID # to:
see photos, read extended
descriptions or email the
seller.
315-224-9365 Call or Text.
Washer, Dryer, Magazine

Your local Auctioneer 7523 Potter Rd Auburn.

(315) 252-1708.
Antiques Store!
HOURS:
Friday 6/17 Saturday 6/18
9am-5pm, Signup 8am
of Thompson Rd. North.
Rack & Piano. All 21 years old.
In storage for 5 years.

DIRECTORY
www.Mitchells Open: Tue-Sat 10:30-5 Thi sSale is a Collectors Quality Sale - Furniture; $150 for everything.
WesternStore.com
Mon thru Sat 10 am-6pm
Sundays 12-4. dream. Included in the sale
is; Glassware, old toys,
2-sets Sterling. Gold,
Sterling, Costume
Household Appliances 315-416-2405 Klabens Trailer
1629 North Salina St.
Vintage Barbie dolls and Jewelry, 3-Diamond
HOPE HILL Tack Shop CNYs
315-471-1841
clothes, Huge record collec- Mans Ring; Dishwasher - BRAND
When you see Sales
visit syracuse.com/auctions discount tack outlet. Hours:
Monday-Saturday 10-6pm.
1481 Gunbarrel Rd BVille
Weekend Flea Market
9am-4pm
tion from the 60s and 70s.
Crocks, oil cans, antique
water sprinklers, tools,
4-pcs Gustav Stickley
dishes and 5" sq.
Gustav H.C. dish;
NEW, Never used $125.
EnergyStar upright
Refridgerator & freezer. go to
New Trailers
Snowmobile, Utility
& Landscape.
315-638-9935 689 County Rt 8 Fulton washer/dryer, 2 man saws, 13" X 3" Fulper bowl; 6 yrs old. Good shape $150 syracuse.com/classifieds and Other trailers available.
Vendors Wanted old sleds, great bear water Hull teapot & cr. & sugar; Whirpool refrig & freezer. enter the WEB ID # to: see
315-934-0041 jugs, large selection of primi- Hall Aladdin teapot; Stainless steel. Freezer/Ice photos, read extended Call: 315-253-8643
WOOD SHAVINGS Antique Store tives, fishing and camping Fostoria, Cambridge, maker on top, Good descriptions or email
the seller.
Opening Soon
Dust and Contaminant Free
Very Dry and Ultra
equipment., Antique fans
and lanterns, head vases,
Heisey glass; Beer items;
Artworks; Quality Vintage
condition. 12cu ft $200
315-963-8630 MAYS FLEET SALES
  Absorbent old cameras, antique golf bedrm w/ 10 Drawer High-
DRYER, washer, refrig. & SERVICE


AUSTRIALIAN cattle dog
purebred puppies. Vet
checked. Ready to go June
11th. 4 females 2 males.
Please call 315-370-7436
 
100% Biodegradable
CERTIFIED ORGANIC
HALO HAY FARM
1436 State Rt 122
Constable NY 12926
518-483-4185
GREAT Dane puppies. AKC
Mantles, harls males and fe- www.halohayfarm.com
green mower, Ertle & Tonka
trucks, Ford Mustang
emblems, House and Sheds
are full.
ONLINE AUCTION NOW!
Obsolete electronics, LED
exit signs, kettle drum, van, Estate Sale
tractor, records, conference
205 Petersen Dr Camillus
boy Vanity etc., 9 pc DR,
4 pc Maple bedrm, stove, freezer. Elec. stove
$95 447-6561, 315-699-2689
LR furn etc. Appliance;
Tools; Guy stuff, Books, Kenmore super capacity
315-433-5369
Records, Vintage items; washer & electric dryer. Kristi Enclosed &
100s fabrics, etc.
Electric Stove (30 & 24) Quality Open Trailers
House in same family Whirlpool under counter or
since 1939 -- full!
 BOSTON TERRIER puppies
males. Family raised $1000
and up 315-593-1635 cable, chairs, shelving,
cabinets, Ends 6/19 8pm
SUNDAY 6/19 9am - 1pm
Sofa & loveseat, New Sleep
SHIRLEY A . HUBBEL
wall oven, electric, black,
never used (315) 876-2889 



Financing Available
2 males wont go over 10
"Advertisers should check
lbs full grown, loving
personalities, health
Lab Puppies
ACA Reg. 1st shots &
jbmmanagement.com Number full bed, lamps,
Lladro & Nao porcelain,
Moving must sell, Whirpool
Estate Washer and Dryer  www.maysfleetsales.com

their ad the first day. The crystal - Waterford & cut 2012. Excellent condition
Post-Standard SHALL NOT
BE LIABLE FOR FAILURE TO
guaranteed 315-382-0659
WEB ID# 0007697530
wormed. Yellow, Black &
Brown. Ready July 5th $500 


 glass, LG flatscreen TV,
household & kitchenwares,
  
 $200 or best offer, you haul.
315-676-2312 FAMILY MUSIC CENTER  

PUBLISH AN AD OR for a ty- small appliances, dressers, Has it all with instrument
315-668-1920 Sales/Rentals, Lessons,
pographical error or errors desks, cedar chest, BUYING & SELLING REFRIGERATOR
in publication except to the Labradoodle Miniature & Asphalt Milling cabinets, lots of holiday 14 cubic ft, very clean Repairs Consignments, 914 111 - AAA
NICKS GUNS CROSSBOWS 90 DAY WARRANTY!! Old Lpool Rd. 315-457-7375.
extent of the cost of the ad Bulldog (English) Schnoodle Puppies. Shots, Available the week of August decor, Vera Bradley bags, Call: 315-751-0846 ABES Buying coin collections,
for the first days insertion. dewormed & vet checked. Jewelry - fine & costume, Visit: nicosguns.com 315-436-4611 antiques, old items &
Adjustments for errors is Puppies $250. PD#00041
8th. 2760 WDS from Home lawn mower & contents of
NEW & USED ACCORDIONS
estates. Toy trains, silver,
2 Male- Brindle & White, Depot Dewitt NY, Drums & Guitars. We buy,
limited to the cost of that 315-497-1298 garage, lots of Bric-a-Brac & sell, trade & repair. Allegro gold, collectibles.439-4260
portion of the ad wherein
the error occurred. No ad-
1 Female - White.
Family Raised. AKC Reg, LABRADOODLE PUPPIES
Call John 716-759-0430 MORE! No list this sale!
Sale by Pam   
 Music 5363 W Taft Rd,
N. Syr. 315-458-3877
1$$$ BUYING $$$
9 weeks. Sweet Adorable nonshedding F1b $$$ ANYTHING OLD $$$
justments shall be allowed
after 40 days." personalities! $2,000 well socialized, 1st shots Closeout /Scratch and Books, Magazines, Toys,
585-554-4997 vet health cert, black
Dent Sale Estate Sale 2007 4x4 Case 580 Furniture, mason Jars,


male/female, ready 6/4 Sat 6/18 9am - 2pm Super M TBL w/ Full Cab Cameras, Radios, Xmas,
Cackapoo puppies, parents on site $850 Extenda-Hoe 2300 hrs tools, Glassware, Jewelry
dewormed shots & vet 7632 Hunt Lane Fayetteville
(315) 736-5263 Cabinets, appliances, Pr Midcentury Ekornes plumbed for hammer trunks, Woodboxes,
checked $300 PD#00041
315-497-1298 Miniature Dachshund 


 displays. Inventory
CHECK IT OUT!
Please check your ad
the first day it runs to
see that the informa-
tion is correct.
Call the first day to make any
corrections. The newspa-
pers financial responsibility,
if any, for errors or omis-
sions is limited to the
C H I H U A H U A Puppies 4
males. They are 9 weeks
old. Have had there first
shots and been dewormed.
Please text 315-283-8508
for any more details.
Cockerpoo Pups
Available Now!
Only 1 boy & 2 girls left!
Born 4/18. $600
607-745-7667
See pics online at
Syracuse.com!
WEB ID# 0007706201
Puppies ACA papers, Very
healthy, shots up to date.
No Sunday Calls Please
315-871-9637
Miniture Golden Doodle
Puppies. Shots & Wormed,
Very friendly, Asking $1,200
Calls only. 315-778-0229
Norwegian Elkhounds
7 weeks, 2 males,
3 females, family raised,
shots, wormed,
vet checked, $695
585-554-5437
35th Annual Fairmount
Community Church Sale
4801 W. Genesee St.,
Sat 6/18, 9am-4pm Rain or
Shine. Largest Flea Market
in the Area. Household
items and Jewerly.
Antiques, Antique toys n
collectibles, glassware,
crafts, linens, pictures and
frames, books, and much
more!!!! Over 70 Vendors!!
57th Annual Skaneateles
reductions and scratch and
dents. Over 100 items
available at
HUGE SAVINGS!
Modern Kitchens
5801 Court Street Rd.
315-437-1511
modernkitchens.com
Sears Bay Window Gazebo
Still in the orig box! 17-10"L
9-10"W 9-6"H Original -
$799Sale - $499 Now - Bric-a-Brac & more!
$399 (315) 466-2705
(315) 466-2705
WEB ID: SPS15332179
Chairs & stools, Acanthus
carved dresser, small
wainroy digging bkt original
one owner $36,500 Amert Treadmill
Syracuse China,
Military, Postcards, Wood
furniture, Set Minton china, 315-964-1161 (715T Plus Model) water/snow skis, sleds,
teacups, crystal & Like New! $200 Garage Sale Stuff.
2011 JD 997 Z trak zero turn Weslo Exercise Bike
glassware, household &
kitchenwares, linens, GUNS BOUGHT & mower, 31HP Dsl 386 hrs, (Digital Reader)
Serving CNY for over 30 yrs.
Call 315-458-4649
ladies clothing & Super Clean $9,750 (new list Like new! $75
accessories, jewelry,
silverplate, lamps, beds,
SOLD over 19K) 315-225-7860 Set of Barbell Weights - $75
315-652-1595
60s -70s AUDIO-High Fi!
Working or not, large older
100s of books, records,
craft items, sewing
315-882-6339 speakers, turntables,
Marantz, Pioneer, Sansui,
machine, fans, flatscreen
Bradburys Boatel tube and test equipment,
2424 US RT 11 on Oneida Lake etc. Fast pick up or drop off.
TV, primitive table, lots of Lafayette NY 13084
Dock space
Rack storage
Highest Price PAID!
All Priced to Sell! 492-4611
Launch Ramp
Sign list Friday 6/17 3 pm
& leave. Sale by Pam


charge for the space of one
day and credit may be is-
sued. The publisher re-
serves the right to reject
any advertising copy or can-
cel any advertising order
whether or not the same
Restaurant & Bar ACTIVELY BUYING
PAPTEASE Pups,
Methodist Church
Antique & Artisan Show ESTATE SALE Cold Spring Structures
Brewerton NY
315-676-7060
Vintage & Modern
2 males, 8 weeks old $400
315-668-2331
70 + Quality Dealers
Friday, July 8 10 -5
June 18, 9 to 5, June 19th
9 to 4, 519 Sunflower Dr.,
Air Conditioner Storage Sheds & Garages
Rt. 34 Weedsport, N of toll
Woodworking Tools
Dalmation Puppies AKC, Saturday, July 9 10-4 $50 or best offer. Coin Operated Pool Table, & other. Call Dave 708-5779
Liverpool (off Electronics Please call booth & 485 State RT 38
micro-chipped AKC reunite, Austin Pavilion Prkwy). Mid-Century Dart Machine, & Juke Box.
315-439-1589 Locke, NY Jay Brubacker/ ALL Lionel American Flyer
 
black and white and also 1 Jordan St. Skaneateles Modern furniture, incl. 315-725-0866
- or - builder. 315-834-6001 Trains & Repairs Cash!
chocolate and white. Skanantiqueshow.com Pennsylvania Furniture Dont waist your $$$$ on 315 675-6114 /278-7700



has already been acknowl- Vet certified, $550 each,
edged and/or previously New York 1021, Call James
published. The
Standard shall be under no
Post- 315-706-7899
liability for its failure for any ENGLISH Bulldog puppies
cause to insert an advertise- AKC, 2Males, 2Females, 10
ment. wks, family raised w/small
kids, shots $800 email
mainframe223@aol.com
 ENGLISH Bulldog pup,
female. AKC vet checked
1st shots health guarantee.
When you see
Ready 6/12 $1750.
716-870-3706
F1 Golden Doodle Puppies
Family raised, 1st shots,
go to
parents on premises. $800
syracuse.com/classifieds
and enter the WEB ID # to: 315-380-1291
see photos, read extended WEB ID# 0007700439
descriptions or email the
seller.
For Sale to Good Home.
 Male and Female Yellow
Labs. 8 months old, spade,
Peek A Poo Pups
1st shots, adorable & tiny!
$350 315-383-8113
POODLE Pups AKC red,
chocolate, blk 315-790-7472
www.hillsidestandard
poodles.weebly.com
WEB ID # 0007699190 gifts. Sports cards & coins.
10-5pm. Vendors wanted.
Pug Puppies
BLACK IS BEAUTIFUL!
Short cobby backs, clownlike
2 boys and 2 girls, healthy!
315-345-5509
Web ID# 0007697536
5727 US RT 11 Sandy Creek
No Personal checks please
ROTTWEILER Quality AKC
315-218-5197 Finish Mowers 3pt
highboy, dresser, headboard altering your waist line...
& end tables, 5- 7 1/2; Bush Hog 296 All old items Furniture
A&A Danish-influence end tables,
Gordon Fine Furniture
Custom wood Burning
Boiler for your home.
6 Rotary mower heavy
duty/slipclutch w/ 100HP
What makes you fat,
makes you thin. (No, the
correct answer isnt food)
Toys, Jewerly, Military
Hunting, Fishing, Sports
Comes complete with SS
Treasures ALL HOODS coffee table & end tables,
Wurlitzer piano, stereo grates, gauges and stack.
gearboy Exc. shape $1,500;
York brand rakes 6, 7, 8 ; Theory Classes every Books, Tools, Historical
Advertising, Scientific
COMMERCIAL / $500 or best offer more. Kennedy Tractor Thursday @ 3:40pm,
Open year round! cabinet, Noritake Richmond can be see on craigslist bring Nitrous ! Coins, Trunks, Pictures
Antiques, collectibles & RESIDENTIAL. 98-pc china set, DeLux Williamstown 315-964-1161 Crocks Jugs, Comics
http://syracuse.craigslist.or Fitness Equipment for Sale
Restaurant hoods, fans & fire Athena 90-pc china set. g/for/5560105059.html for 315-438-4367 Cash Paid 315-247-8474
Garage Overhead White
Open 7 days a week
suppression systems &
custom,
Greek pottery, art work,
glassware, pr. Fuggiti Studio pictures, 315-458-2580 Aluminum Screen Door
Cleanout done junk hauled
11th Ave Sylvan Beach residential designs. New & lamps (1962), Danish sofa, 92 x 82. Excellent condition! BUYING ALL
315-761-4005 used in stock. Installation
avail. Kurt Noll, 422-3333
chrome & glass TV stand,
desk-dresser corner combo,  US & Foreign ; stamps,
ANGUS HILL Noll Custom Metal Inc. dining room table & chairs, Home Furnishings $125.00/obo coins, post cards and paper
money Collections
www.ncmhoods.com full-length mink coat, silver 315-565-4370
FLEA MARKET plate, tools, LP records. Accumulations
Gold, Silver & Estate
North Countrys NEW & Used Avaya & Lucent Sign-up list goes up 7 p.m.
Best Kept Secret Phone Systems. Great buys. Friday, sign & leave. ADIRONDACK CHAIRS Jewelry Sterling Silver
Flatware Dealer Stocks
Open April 29 - Oct 9 Optional voicemail. Numbers 8:30 a.m. Cedar. $85 315-673-4333
7 days a week 9-5pm I also Service & Repair Saturday. Sale by Larry & House calls, Discretion,
Experience! 315-604-0691
315-345-6835 Mary Beth Richardson. AN ESTATE DEAL!
NY 13145 315-387-2355 Questions: (315) 447-8066 2 Dressers $70 ea
2 Night stands $40 ea Buying Old Books & Comic
Web Id# 0007702269 Books, Magazines, Catalogs,
ATM on premises
ANTIQUES/FLEA
  
 Antique Table $50
ATTENTION
$10,000 REWARD
For the safe return.
No questions asked.
Yellow Naped Amazon
Parrot. Yellow strip down
the back of the head. Wings
are yellow & green. Banded.
20 years old. Last seen in
owners vehicle on 6/09/16
@ 6pm. TX Roadhouse
Restaurant Erie Blvd E.
Car was broken into,
parrot was stolen.
617-388-7094
neutured, crate trained,
obedience trained, all shots
up to date, $1,000 each
315-715-4217
French Bulldog Puppies
315-593-2879
F R E N C H BULLDOGS 2 Call or text 607-429-9310
Males and 1 Female, AKC,
vet checked, home raised, 9
wks, $800 each. For pic-
tures email carwilson773@
aol.com
German Short Hair
Pointer Puppies. UKC, Tails
docked, dewclaws, wormed
& vaccinated. Can go
June 11th, 2016 $800
607-273-4491
GERMAN Shepherd Pup
AKC, German/show lines
315-688-4270 or
315-286-9991 Visit:
syracuse.com/classifieds and
riversideshepherds.com
Germ Rottweiler Pups, Qual- see photos, read extended
ity AKC: tails docked, vet
checked $1200 firm,
607-745-8311
Ger Rottweiler Pups tails
docked, vet checked $1000
607-745-8311
Shi-Chi Puppy $400
Chiweenie Puppy $400
Chug Puppy $350
Pick up / Delivery available
SIBERIAN Husky puppies
AKC, 8 weeks. Call for info.
Serious inquiries.
315-466-2549 or 387-7117
Antique Dresser with Large
Siberian Husky Puppies
AKC shots, vet chk, all
office chair on wheels $250
colors, micheleharvey.net
315-405-2709, PD 952
When you see
go to
enter the WEB ID # to:
descriptions or email the
seller.
MARKET AT THE FARM
Furniture & Smalls, Sports
Memorbilia, toys, Pyrex &
Glassware, coins, neon,
jewerly & collectibles
Wed-Fri 12-5; Sat-Sun 9-5
Corner of Guy Young Rd
Rt. 11 Brewerton
315-668-8800
Icebox - Complete $380
Mirror (restored) $375
Stickley Contemporary
Upright closet safe
NCR Cash register with
electronics $700
Show Repair Stand $75
315-729-0338
Past Our Prime
Antiques
Furniture, Antiques &
Collectibles
Something for Everyone.
We buy Estates.
GARDEN TOUR
PLANT & CRAFT SALE
Sat., June 18th 11am-4pm
Sycamore Hill Gardens
2130 Old Seneca Turnpike
Marcellus, NY
OVER 40 BEAUITIFUL ACRES
OF GARDENS & PONDS!
Advance sale tickets $6.00
$12.00 @ the gate.
Family friendly! -
Children 12 & under FREE
Live music by Genesee
Ted & Willard Pratt
Food vendor or pack a
picnic. Free Yoga Sessions,
Handicapp accessbile.
Golf Cart Tour of garden
available if needed.
Restrooms available.
FREE Parking
Benefits the Central New
York Land Trust.
For tickets & info, visit:
www.cnylandtrust.org
Or call: 315-575-8839
Scrappers and cardmaking
- Large Mobile scrap
ESTATE SALE
317 Stonecrest Drive.
Dewitt, NY 13214
Off Jamesville, Dewitt Road
Saturday June 18 th;
9 am to 4 pm
Leather sofa, swivel chair &
hassock, white sofa, sofa
sleeper, glass top dinette
table, 4 rattan chairs,
contempary glass top coffee
table, pictures, area rugs,
director chairs, bar stools,
some glassware & china,
silver plate flatware, 5 pc.
Henederon Queen bed set,
twin bed, dressers, chests,
bookcases, infant
equipment, toys, Barbies,
games, Nintendo game
system, Play Station 2, 55 in.
Sony flat screen TV, JBL
speakers, other electronic
equipment, kitchen misc;
Charbroil gas grill, tools,
Coffee Table/End Table $60
Gas Dryer $75, Drop Leaf
Table $75, Wicker Chairs
$25 each, Enamel Table $20
& MIsc. Wall items.
Make a deal! 315-656-8943
BUNK BEDS
Bargains 20+
solid wood models on
display Starting at $138.
Bunkhouse Furniture
North Syracuse 458-2727
China cabinet, small buffet
and large buffet with China
Cabinet, Birds eye maple,
2 ceramic lamps, Price
negotiable, phone call 4-6pm
weekdays, 12-6pm
weekends 315-682-4398
Front Loader Washer &
Dryer. Whole ktichen set.
Table with 6 chairs. Dining
room set with 6 chairs,
China cabinet & huthc.
2 living room sets (sofa, love
seat & recliner) 2 bedroom
sets with entertainment cen-
ters. Plus much more! Mov-
ing must sell 315-447-3040
Paper Items 315-751-1291
BUYING & SELLING
all stoves, fridges, freezer,
MAHINDRA TRACTORS washer, dryer 315-447-6561
Choose Your Own
Savings Event
CASH FOR UNWANTED
VEHICLES! With or Without
wheels. Call us before you
Scrap it. 315-427-4690
5 Year Warranty
22HP TO 100 HP
CASH FOR OLD ATTIC &
CLOSET CLOTHES
Heavy Duty
More Lift Capacity Old Military/Pre 1965
Best Quality in the Call: 315-405-1625
Marketplace
Military Collector
Garys Equipment 115 Farrell Road Syr. Actively buying American,
German, Japanese, Helmets,
Company 451-8663 tritank.com
315-699-8072 Medals, Daggers, Swords,
Large Inventory! Uniforms thru Vietnam.
garysequipmentco.com
No current issue items.
WEBER GRILL 315-243-6982
Garys Equipment Co.,
Genesis 330EP-S 2015 Inc., 5334 Rte 31,
Special Edition
$275 LIKE NEW!
Clay, NY. 699-8072 or
315-487-4060 after hours 374-8105
Trailer Warehouse
Large Selection Of Trailers


  Silver Dollars
Golden Doodle Puppies, 3
Yellow Labs AKC
weeks (6/8) Ready 6/25.
Cleanout Service
Open Wed 11-3pm
booking tote and craft cart
$49
Craftsman mower,
1st shots wormed
microchipped, parent on
site, $850 315-525-8448,
 leave message
Golden Retreiver Pups AKC
4 males, 4 females. Shots &
Sugars (Mom/Dane) 4th
liter. All previous pups
super dogs/pets & healthy.
wormed. $650.00
ShopVac, power washer,  & Gold Coins
Thurs-Sun 11-4pm 315-834-9217 NASCAR memorabilia,
Champion spark plug Collector, not dealer, paying
359 South Main St, top money for all silver
cabinet, Frigidaire ref.
Minoa, NY 315-415-5327
dehumidifier, mens & BRAND NEW dollars pre 1936. $1, $2.5,
Past Our Prime Antiques
359 South Main St.


 womens clothing,
Free.kittens to a good
home. 1 male & 2 females.
315-476-1950
Persian Kittens, CFA,
Black, Calico Tabby, vet-
2 fur coats.
Electric Wheelchair
Burgundy
$5, $10 and $20 gold coins
1933 & before. Also buying
Call Greg, leave Got too much stuff whole coin collections &
registered, parents on message if no answer. Minoa, NY. 315-415-5327 Still in the box!
premises, family raised, vet KAY FOLSOM cluttering your house? $5,000 or best offer. estate collections.
Homer NY 607-749-3985 Something for everyone: NOW OPEN Sell your extra items Payment in cash only.
check, 1st shots, Web ID # 0007699970 We buy and sell Antiques, Love Beads 315-876-4810
dewormed. $750 Number @ 8am with an ad starting at Call 315-952-4004
Estates or single items 6703 S. Salina Street
585-315-0497 Open Thursday - Sunday 315-744-2701 Sign List and Stay WANTED: antique vintage
G O L D E N Retriever Pups
11 am -4 pm. Tues-Fri 10-6, Sat 10-2
Unique Handmade Estate Sale
$18 - 10 lines, 14 days  
 advertising items. Especially
beer: flat & cone top cans,
AKC Registered ready to go 202 Fergerson Park 470-0032 or 1-800-765-4047
checked, shots/wormed. Beaded Jewelry, Malas signs, trays old gas oil soda
Proven pedigree. early July, parents on prem- Pottery, Sun Catchers Off Parkway Dr.
SYRACUSE
signs: porcelain, tin, glass.
Playful and Beautiful!
$500 315-668-6969
ises. 1st shots and vet
checked included. Contact   
 


And More
We also sell beads
North Syracuse
Friday 6/17 Saturday 6/18
HOPE 4 US Housing
Barn Yard Sale June 1, 2016 Computer Training/ Cash paid. 315-516-0857
Beth by phone or text 315-
854-3007 ANTIQUES 9-3pm
Furniture, Electronics,
Til inventory is gone.
2004 Teall Avenue,
Services also can be
located in the Service Any trailer for all your
Large Dog Crate
EXCHANGE Clothing, Household items, Eastwood NY 13206. Email:
Directory within this
needs. Dump Trailer

36x24x27.5in, $49
Large California Bird Cage   Kids items. Hopeforus41@gmail.com
Phone: (315)876-7079 Classified section.
rentals available.
UTILITY TRAILERS
for large bird. 22x24x61in, Central NYs Largest WEB ID: SPS15281707
like new $399. Best offer Antiques Store! HOUSE/Estate Sale: 6516 ENCLOSED TRAILERS
315-834-9217 Abes offers discreet & Russell Lane, East Syracuse,
10 Lines - 14 Days - Great Dane Puppies, no Professional services when Friday 6/17 and Saturday, EQUIPMENT TRAILERS
HOURS:
including First Day Logo papers, 1 male 3 females Private Cremations Open: Tue-Sat 10:30-5 liquidating an estate. We 6/18, 10-2, Harden Cherry
$24 7 weeks old, 1st shots and & burials. Pets picked up at Sundays 12-4. offer significant exposure Din Set w/hutch, Oak Kitch
wormed, parents on your vets. Pet Haven 1629 North Salina St. and advertisement. Set, Maple Bed Set, tables, Iron Gate - WE WILL MEET OR BEAT
$5.00 for each premises. $550 315-469-1212 315-471-1841 Please call 315-439-4260 kitchenware, pictures, Walnut Wardrobe. ANY COMPETITORS
additional line 315-496-2290 www.pethavencny.com abescoins.com linens, etc. Claw foot, oak coffee table. Lots of Items! PRICES
BEST SERVICE
Pine dome trunk. 4 spindle Selling until gone!
A+ ESTATE SALES SERVICE Wheelbarrow $10, 4.9% APR FINANCING
back chairs, 2 Captain chairs AVAILABLE
FREE Appraisals. Everything for the kitchen

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315-480-7524 including toaster oven -$10 , 30 YEARS IN BUSINESS
315-569-1682 garysequipmentco.com
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BALU AN REDE Matching recliners. Love clocks, towels, novelty
SALES & APPRAISALS! seat & reclining chair, books, Christian Git
Call: 315-439-4741 $200 obo 315-598-7009 315-458-4029

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PLACE EM FOR $13 14 Lines - 3 Days
IN PRINT & ONLINE
Includes online at
www.syracuse.com
$13
$1.43 for each
additional line
A Thousand item sale
Antiques Collectibles
tools household and crocks,
zippos, and old football
pads. furniture, golf clubs,
and much more. Friday 6/17
8am-noon. 252 Harding St
(off Court St)
DEWITT 202 Roycroft Road
June 18, 2016 9 am -2 pm
There will be lots of items
for sale: kitchen items,
small appliances, furniture,
clothing, lamps, knick
knacks, games, toys, tools,
piano, skiis, ski helmets,
and more.
Fayetteville 103 Euclid Dr
Saturday June 18th 9-3
Household items, vintage
(1974) Klipsch Heresy speak-
ers, Thurman Munson Syra-
cuse chiefs bat, Mimi Ca-
maro die cast cars, Bill Jen-
kins die cast car, x files
Neighborhood Garage
Sale/Estate
Antiques & Collectibles
Saturday June 18th 9-4pm
Wakefield Drive & Tallwood,
Fayetteville, NY
Scandinavian rya rug,
motorcycle, dirt dawg
scooters,
FREE upright piano &
FREE treadmill!
Stickley coffee table,
inversion table, Ikea DR
table, cherry capitan chairs,
blower, VW GTI Huff rims,
baby walker & swing, Ithaca
Grandfather clock & antique
clocks, french double doors,
Giant Multiple House 6
Family Garage Sale Thurs
6/16- Sunday 6/19 9am-
5pm. 300+dvds $2each,
disney dvds only $5, Disney
VHS $1 each, Cds, tapes,
1960s Pez, Star Trek, Star
Wars, nightmare before
xmas, sportscards & figures.
1960s to the present;
character board games,
cartoon glasses & plates,
dolls; shirley temple etc,
cookie jars, art glass, Queen
Anne standing jewerly box,
boys clothes, housewares
and much more! 101 & 103
South Woodland Terrace,
B A L D W I N S V I L L E 2248
Mott Rd June 17, 18; 8am to
4:30 pm. Sale includes: dec-
orative items, lamps,
shades, kitchen items, girls
clothing sizes NB to 9 mos
and 5 to 6x. Women cloth-
ing S -L. Toys and other ba-
by items such as swing and
baby food processor, and
much more. Gas weed
wacker only used twice.
  
MOVED! RELOCATION SALE!
Fri June 17th 9-3pm
Sat. June 18th 8:30-2pm
119 W Way Camillus 13031
Antique rocking chair,
harden coffee and end
table, Glass Etagere ,
mirrored plant stand,
Whirlpool dishwasher, gold
rimmed Pilsner glasses,
kitchen table & much more!
MULTI-FAMILY SALE!
5036 Majors Drive
Off Broad Rd- Onondaga Hill
Fri. June 17th 9am-5pm &

 Sat. June 18th 9am-2pm
LYNCOURT- 3 Families!
610 Roxford Rd South.
Friday & Saturday June 17th
search it & 18th 9am-4pm
American Girl Clothes, Wall
Pictures & decor, new
ceiling light, bike, toys,
clothes for boys, girls,
women & men.
Way too much to list!
Receive FREE
Garage Sale signs
and information at
plan it
syracuse.com/
garagesale
game cards, ladies golf
clubs and bag, ladies purses
(incl. Collins), Sold as lot: Na-
tional Lampoon Collection (
182 copies), Playboys &
Penthouse ( 265 copies).
MUSIC Fans: CDs, DVDs,
concert programs, lps, 80s
Rnb press kits, rare jazz al-
bums (some 10 inch), Sold
as lot: Michael Jackson
memorabilia (incl. record
player), Madonna memora-
bilia, Blue Suede News
mags, large box of 45s.
Fayetteville Multi-Family
Garage Sale on Springview/
Summerview. Saturday,
June 18, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Kids, household, oak desk
w/ hutch, patio table & 6
chairs & matching umbrella,
20 stamp books of Postal
Commemorative Society &
U.S. First Day Covers, Necky
Amaruk tandem kayak 17
9" w/ portage cart paddles,
Mackenzie Childs flowered
floor mat, podiatrist
supplies from closed office,
advertising, vintage shoe
shine boxes, amusement,
snow shoes, antique
condiment caster set,
restoration hardware wall
mirrors, antique stain glass,
vintage movie posters,
Shepard Fairy signed prints,
vintage Native
American moccasins, bundy
clarinet, bike carrier,
vintage art, framed print,
Donald Pliner Womens
sz 6.5 boots & more!
Salesman Samples
T-Shirts, Sweatshirts, Pants,
Caps, Backpacks,
Stationary, Mugs.
Sat. June 18th 9-12PM
8096 Wild Lemon Lane
Manlius, NY Pompey Pines
   
(across from (Lockheed
Martin) in the Meadows
Liverpool.
Liverpool Garage Sale!
June 17th, 18th & 19th
10am-5pm
24ft aluminum ladder, fan,
drill, axe, battery charger,
space heater, antiques,
ceramics, stack chairs, this &
that. 7380 Cedarpost Rd
(behind Wegmans)
MATTYDALE Moving Sale
129 South Plymouth Ave,
Friday June 17th &
Saturday June 18th
9am-4:30pm.
Small appliances, kitchen
utensils, microwave, glasses,
linens, canning jars, Console
Stereo Radio with
record player & tape player,
jewelry, ladies golf clubs,
GARAGE SALE
June 17th & 18th 9am-3pm
NO EARLY BIRDS
Brinkerhoof St
Chittnegano NY off RT 13.
Shotssmith, tools, air
compressor, Chimna ,
records, boks, cltohes,
household items, VHS
tAPES, Cassets, wedding
gown, some jewelry.
lots & lots more!!
HUGE GARAGE SALE!!
Liverpool 5 Westgate Lane
Everything goes! TONS of
popular name brand clothes
- womens, teen girls, teen
boys, dress clothes, shoes,
and more. Lots of kids toys,
books, dishes - everything
imaginable! From home
decor to so much more,
come check out our sale!
Sofa, student desks,
Parsons Chair, bedding,
dishes, cltohing, toys, home
& holiday decor plus much
much more! Some items
free. No pets, Non smoking
household.
Skaneateles Huge Moving
Sale Fri-Sat, 6/17-18 9am-
5pm Quality furniture,
appiances, sports equip,
housewares. 2497 East Lake
Rd.
WESTVALE
522 W. Manchester Road
Sat. June 18th 9:00 a.m.
Girls clothes 4T, house-
wares, Bar stools chrome &
green, printers, baby toys,
tobogon, toy organizer pri-
mary colors, books, books
on tape racing shirts, wall
shelf, wall decor, mirror
WESTVALE
412 PARSONS DRIVE

 tools, electric snow blower,
map it
SATURDAY Only 6/18 8am-
2pm 238 Hickok Ave 13206.
Large variety of household
items, decorative pieces,
pool table, clothes Ladies sz
6-12, men XL, costume
jewelry,furniture,
bedspreads, linens, table-
cloths computer monitors,
records. Many different
in print and on syracuse.com/garagesale items
You can also place your ad 2 easy ways: Call 315.470.0032 or go to syracuse.com/garagesale
Your 14-line garage sale ad will run for 3 consecutive days in The Post-Standard and on syracuse.com   
and much more!
Web ID: SPS15327577
HUGE Multi-Family Garage
Sale! Many, many items!
Manlius 4281 Trout Lilly
Lane Name brand girls
clothing (9-12), antique
hutch, air conditioners, etc.
THIS Saturday, June 18th on-
ly - 8:00am - 2:00pm - Rain
or Shine - no early birds!
JAMESVILLE
CLAY 5313 Amalfi Drive-
Fri., Sat & Sun, June 17-19
8am-5pm. Hundreds of
items extending to inside
canopy in back yard.
Clothes, toys, electronics,
ham and test equipment,
tools, household, antique
glass and collectables, furni-
ture, snow blower, Blue Ox
tow bars, LPs & more. Also
working stair lift available.
GARAGE SALE
June 17th 10am-4pm
June 18th 10-3pm
Syracuse China, flower vases
& much more!
MOVING Garage Sale! Baby
Childrens toys, gear, shoes
and clothing 3mos - 5T,
strollers, 20x20 event tent,
Womens clothing, band
saw, planer, household
items and decor. 5481
Fortuna Pkwy, Clay, NY
13041. Saturday, June 18,
2016 @ 7am
MULTI family garage sale -
clothes, scrapbooking
Friday and Saturday,
June 17 and 18, 9am-4pm
HUGE SALE!!! 4140 West
Seneca Turnpike Fri 6/17 &
Sat 6/18 8AM-3PM. Refriger-
ator, dining table, sofa set,
furniture. Girls clothing NB-
5/6yrs, Boys clothing NB-
10/12 yrs, most $1/piece.
Womens clothing sz S/M &
sz 6, family outerwear,
boy/girl shoes all sizes, cos-
tumes, baby/kid toys, house-
wares, decos, all priced to
sell!
Saturday 6/18 9-3pm
Tons of name brand
kids & teen clothing
- hardly worn.
Household items,
electronics, tools & more!
YARD & PORCH SALE
1275 RT 5 Lot # 302
Mantis Rototiller, Black &
Decker Cordless Trimmer,
Showtime Rotisserie,
11 qt pressure cooker, 12 qt
stainless steel stock pot,
stand mixer, vacuum sealer,
dozens of puzzles & board
games, christmas decor &
more too much to mention!
Sat June 18th 10am-Until?

5256 Wethersfield Road
Annual
Jonathan Craig
Neighborhood
Garage Sale!
Sat 6/18 8a-2p Many homes
participating! Marsh Dr.,
Westminster, Robbins in
Dewitt near Shoppingtown
incl: furniture, toys,
electronics, clothing, house-
hold items, decor, antiques,
games, appliances & more!
Something for Everyone!
June 18
Moving out of state,
everything most go
Manlius at Glencliff and
King Rd Neighborhood
Antique, Kitchen & Bath
Accessories, toys, kids
clothes, furniture,
christmas, playstation 2
w/dance pad, high chair,
lots of baby equip. and
much more!
Friday 6/17 Saturday 6/18
9am-2pm
301 Allen Rd N Syracuse
Girls clothing size 18
months - 6. Teen clothing
12-16, Dance costumes, all
sizes! Fabric sale, patterns
& other items, something
for everyone!
GARAGE SALE
5747 Boulia Drive
Fri 6/17 10am-3pm
Sat 6/18 10am-2pm
Outdoor furniture, indoor
furniture, bikes, winter coats,
dog supplies, & more!
supplies, car, bikes, and
many miscellaneous items.
June 17-18 9am-5pm.
19 Pinecrest Dr West
Monroe, NY
MULTIPLE houses partici-
pating in garage sale on
June 17th and 18th from 8
am to 3 pm. Miralago Lane
off of Bartel Rd. In
Brewerton. Lots of clothes,
purses, accessories, house-
hold goods, toys, books,
sporting goods, electronics,
and furniture items.
ITS THAT TIME OF THE
YEAR AGAIN - FOR A
315-689-5093
SPECTACULAR SALE!
2 houses - 5 families!
Furniture, sewing &
embroidery jewelry making
items, Pink Depression
glass, candles, household
items, pictures, air compres-
sor, PS3 Gaming system &
games. 12 speed bike, &
much more! Fri. 6/17 9am-
4pm & Sat 6/18 9am-1pm
Milton Ave to Darrow to 900
& 902 Second St Solvay.
No early sales please.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE Byrons Service Cen- YOU MAY WISH TO TERED AND YOU CAN READ THE SUMMONS 1-800-342-3736 or visit should have been com- Office of the Clerk of
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- ter, LLC. Filed with CONTACT A LAWYER LOSE YOUR HOME. GA REVERSE MORT- AND COMPLAINT CARE- # 2 Depew, NY 14043 the Departments web- plied with as of the the County Legislature
EN THAT I AM IN RE- SSNY on 1/5/16. Office: TO DISCUSS ANY SPEAK TO AN ATTOR- GAGE SOLUTIONS, FULLY. YOU SHOULD To the above named site at www.dfs.ny.gov date of publication of for a period of twenty
CEIPT OF THE 2016 Cortland County. SSNY RIGHTS AND POSSIBLE NEY OR GO TO THE INC., Plaintiff, -against- IMMEDIATELY CON- defendants: The fore- . FORECLOSURE RES- this notice were not days from the date of
/2017 CITY OF SYRA- designated as agent of DEFENSES YOU MAY COURT WHERE YOUR UNKNOWN HEIRS TO TACT AN ATTORNEY going summons is CUE SCAMS Be careful substantially complied publication of this No-
CUSE CROUSE LLC upon whom proc- HAVE. TO THE ABOVE CASE IS PENDING FOR THE ESTATE OF JANE OR YOUR LOCAL LEGAL served upon you by of people who ap- with, and an action, tice. Dated: Syracuse,
/MARSHALL BUSINESS ess against it may be NAMED DEFENDANTS: FURTHER INFORMA- PERYEA A/K/A JANE A. AID OFFICE TO OBTAIN publication pursuant to proach you with offers suit or proceeding con- New York, June 7,
IMPROVEMENT DIS- served and shall mail The foregoing Sum- TION ON HOW TO AN- PERYEA, if living, and if ADVICE ON HOW TO an order of the Hon. to "save" your home. testing such validity is 2016. DEBORAH L.
TRICT TAX ROLL. I WILL process to: 230 Port mons is served upon SWER THE SUMMONS dead, the respective PROTECT YOURSELF. Donald F. Cerio, Jr., a There are individuals commenced within MATURO Clerk, Coun-
HOLD SUCH ROLL FOR Watson St Cortland NY you by publication pur- AND PROTECT YOUR heirs at law, next of SOURCES OF INFORMA- Justice of the Supreme who watch for notices twenty days after the ty Legislature BOND
TWO (2) WEEKS BE- 13045. Purpose: any suant to Order the PROPERTY. SENDING kin, distributees, execu- TION AND ASSIS- Court of the State of of foreclosure actions date of publication of RESOLUTION DATED
FORE PROCEEDING lawful Hon. Deborah H. PAYMENT TO YOUR tors, administrators, TANCE. The State en- N.Y., dated April 28, in order to unfairly prof- this notice, or such obli- JUNE 7, 2016 A RESO-
WITH COLLECTION. DA- DPW Entertainm ent, Karalunas a Justice of MORTGAGE COMPANY trustees, devisees, courages you to be- 2016 and filed along it from a homeowners gations were author- LUTION AUTHORIZING
VID J. DELVECCHIO, LLC Arts of Org. filed the Supreme Court, WILL NOT STOP THIS legatees, assignors, come informed about with the supporting pa- distress. You should ized in violation of the DESIGN EXPENSES IN
CPA COMMISSIONER SSNY 5/5/16. Office: County, dated Dec. 8, FORECLOSURE AC- lienors, creditors and your options in foreclo- pers in the Madison be extremely careful provisions of the Con- CONNECTION WITH IM-
successors in interest sure. In addition to County Clerks Office.
OF FINANCE Onondaga co. SSNY de- 2015 and filed with the TION. YOU MUST RE- and generally all per- seeking This is an action to fore-
about any such prom- stitution. A complete PROVEMENTS TO PUB-
sign agent of LLC upon complaint and other pa- SPOND BY SERVING A assistance ises and any sugges- copy of the resolution LIC FACILITIES IN AND
IMPORTANT NOTICE pers in the Onondaga COPY OF THE ANSWER sons having or claiming from an attorney or le- close a mortgage. The tions that you pay summarized herewith FOR THE COUNTY OF
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- whom process may be County Clerks Office, ON THE ATTORNEY under, by or through gal aid office, there are premises is described them a fee or sign over is available for public in- ONONDAGA, NEW
EN THAT I AM IN RE- served & mail to 500 Syracuse, NY NOTICE FOR THE PLAINTIFF said defendant who government agencies as follows: ALL THAT your deed. State law re- spection during regular YORK, AT A MAXIMUM
CEIPT OF THE 2016 Plum St #101 Syra- OF OBJECT OF ACTION (MORTGAGE COMPA- may be deceased, by and non-profit organiza- TRACT OR PARCEL OF quires anyone offering business hours at the ESTIMATED COST OF
/2017 CITY OF SYRA- cuse, NY 13204 Gener- AND RELIEF SOUGHT NY) AND FILING THE purchase, inheritance, tions that you may con- LAND, situate in the Vil- such services for profit Office of the Clerk of $550,000, AND AU-
CUSE DOWNTOWN SPE- al Purpose THE OBJECT of the ANSWER WITH THE lien or otherwise of tact for information lage of Canastota, to enter into a contract the County Legislature THORIZING THE ISSU-
CIAL ASSESSMENT DIS- Fah Practice Resour- above-entitled action is COURT. THE OBJECT of any right, title, or inter- about possible options, County of Madison and which fully describes for a period of twenty ANCE OF $550,000
TRICT TAX ROLL. I ces, LLC Arts of Org. to foreclose a pur- the above captioned est in and to the prem- including trying to State of New York, the services they will days from the date of BONDS OF SAID COUN-
WILL HOLD SUCH ROLL filed SSNY 5/13/16. Of- chase money mort- action is to foreclose a ises described in the work with your lender bounded and descri- perform and fees they publication of this No- TY TO PAY COSTS
FOR TWO (2) WEEKS BE- fice: Onondaga Co. gage to secure Mortgage to secure complaint herein, and during this process. To bed as follows: Begin- will charge, and which tice. Dated: Syracuse, THEREOF Object or pur-
FORE PROCEEDING SSNY design agent of $77,798.00 plus inter- $61,250.00 (said loan their respective hus- locate an entity near ning in the east line of prohibits them from New York, June 7, pose: Design expenses
WITH COLLECTION. DA- LLC upon whom proc- est, recorded in the Of- was modified to bands, wives or win- you, you may call the High Street at a point taking any money from 2016. DEBORAH L. in connection with im-
VID J. DELVECCHIO, ess may be served & fice of the County $58,477.91 by loan dow, if any, and each toll-free helpline main- fifty-seven (57) feet you until they have MATURO Clerk, Coun- provements to public
CPA COMMISSIONER mail to 8122 E Gene- Clerk/City Register of modification agree- and every person not tained by the New northerly from the in- completed all such ty Legislature BOND facilities including spe-
OF FINANCE see St Fayetteville, NY the County of Ononda- ment effective as of specifically named who York State Department tersection of the east promised services. RESOLUTION DATED cifically the Center for
13066 General Purpose ga on June 22, 1992 in February 26, 2009) and may be entitled to or of Financial Services at line of High Street with JUNE 7, 2016 A RESO- Forensic Sciences and
claim to have any right, 1-800-342-3736 or visit the north line of First JPS MARINE/STORAGE,
 
 Fayetteville H o t e l Liber 6354 at Page 270 interest, recorded in title or interest in the the Departments web- Street, which point of LLC Articles of Org.
LUTION AUTHORIZING the Courthouse, Maxi-
Equity Management covering the premises the Office of the Clerk property described in site at www.dfs.ny.gov beginning is the north- filed NY Sec. of State
THE ISSUANCE OF mum estimated cost:
Company, LLC has described as follows: of Oswego on July 2, the verified complaint; . FORECLOSURE RES- westerly corner of the (SSNY) 5/16/2016. Of-
$13,700,000 BONDS $550,000 Period of
ADVERTISEMENT FOR been formed under 105 Sharon Road, Syra- 2004 in Instrument fice in Onondaga Co.
OF THE COUNTY OF probable usefulness:
BIDS Sealed bids for 203 of the Limited Lia- cuse, New York 13209 Number R-2004- all of whom and whose CUE SCAMS Be careful lot heretofore sold by ONONDAGA, NEW Five years Amount of
names and places of of people who ap- John H. Cronk (Now or SSNY desig. agent of
the North Division bility Company Law. a/k/a Section 21, Block 009051, covering prem- LLC upon whom proc-
YORK, TO PAY COSTS obligations to be is-
Street and Mill Street The Articles of Organi- 13, Lot 15 The relief ises known as 437 residence unknown, proach you with offers Formerly) to William OF IMPROVEMENTS sued: $550,000 bonds
and cannot after dili- to "save" your home. Gabler (Now or Former- ess may be served.
Hydro Facility Rehabili- zation were filed with sought in the within ac- State Route 176, Hanni- SSNY shall mail copy of
FOR THE ONONDAGA
tation - Phase 1for the the NY Secretary of tion is final judgment di- bal, New York 13074, gent inquiry be ascer- There are individuals ly), and running thence COUNTY SANITARY DIS-
tained by the Plaintiff, who watch for notices easterly along the process to 5863 Scenic TRICT, CONSISTING OF LEGAL NOTICE OF
City of Auburn will be State on May 27, 2016. recting the sale of the County of Oswego and Ave., Mexico, NY
received at the Engi- The county in which premises described State of New York - ET AL., Defendants. TO of foreclosure actions northerly line of said THE REHABILITATION ESTOPPEL The bond
THE ABOVE NAMED DE- in order to unfairly prof- Gabler (Now or For- 13114, which is also WESTSIDE resolution, summary of
neering Department, the office is located is above to satisfy the SBL #: 285.00 - 02 - 08 the principal business
OF THE
Memorial City Hall, 24 Onondaga. The NY Sec- debt secured by the The relief sought in the FENDANTS: YOU ARE it from a homeowners merly) lot about one PUMP STATION Specif- which is published
HEREBY SUMMONED distress. hundred five (105) feet location. Purpose: Any ic object or purpose: herewith, has been
South Street, Auburn, retary of State has mortgage described within action is a final You should
lawful purpose.
New York, until 11:30 been designated as the above. The Plaintiff judgment directing the to answer the com- be extremely careful to the west line of Carl Improvements for the adopted on June 7,
a.m. local time, on agent of this LLC upon makes no personal sale of the premises de- plaint in this action and about any such prom- Hopseekers (Now or Onondaga County Sani- 2016, and the validity
to serve a copy of your ises and any sugges- Formerly) land; thence LEGAL NOTICE Notice
Wednesday, June 29, whom process may be claim against any De- scribed above to satis- of formation of Canine tary District, consisting of the obligations au-
2016, and then at said served. The NY Secre- fendants in this action fy the debt secured by answer, or, if the com- tions that you pay northerly along the of the rehabilitation of thorized by such resolu-
plaint is not served them a fee or sign over west line of said Connection of CNY,
time publicly opened tary of State shall mail except Thomas M. the Mortgage descri- LLC under 203 of the the West Side Pump tion may be hereafter
and read. There will be a copy of any process Battaglia and Lori Anne bed above. The Plaintiff with this Summons, to your deed. State law re- Hopseekers (Now or Station Maximum esti- contested only if such
serve a notice of ap- quires anyone offering Formerly) land fifty six Limited Liability Compa-
a non-mandatory pre- served to: 5786 Wide- Battaglia A/K/A Lori A. also seeks a deficiency ny Law. Articles of Or- mated cost: obligations were au-
bid meeting on Wed- waters Parkway, P.O. Rolince.- #88680 judgment against the pearance on the attor- such services for profit (56) feet; thence west- $18,150,000 Period of thorized for an object
neys for the Plaintiff to enter into a contract erly parallel with the ganization were filed
nesday, June 15, 2016 Box 3, DeWitt, NY Defendant and for any with the Secretary of probable usefulness: or purpose for which
at 10:00 a.m. at the 13214-0003. The pur- Index No. 15-0625. debt secured by said within 20 days after which fully describes said north line of said Forty years Amount of the County of Ononda-
Date Filed: 05/24/2016. the service of this sum- the services they will Gabler (Now or Former- the State of New York
North Division Street pose of this LLC is to Mortgage which is not on April 26, 2016. The obligations to be is- ga, New York, is not au-
Hydro Facility located engage in any and all SUPPLEMENTAL SUM- satisfied by the pro- mons, exclusive of the perform and fees they ly) lot about one hun-
county within the state sued: $13,700,000 thorized to expend
at the NW intersection lawful act or activity MONS WITH NOTICE ceeds of the sale of day of service (or with- will charge, and which dred five (105) feet to bonds; $3,150,000 money, or if the provi-
in which the office of
of North Division Street for which limited liabili- MORTGAGE PREMISES: said premises. TO the in 30 days after service prohibits them from the east line of High
the Limited Liability available funds; sions of law which
and Clark Street in the ty companies may be 437 STATE ROUTE 176, Defendant REID D. HO- is complete if this Sum- taking any money from Street aforesaid; $1,300,000 bonds previ- should have been com-
HANNIBAL, NY 13074. mons is not personally you until they have thence southerly along Company is to be locat- plied with as of the
City of Auburn. Plans organized. WELL A/K/A REID HO- ed is Onondaga Coun- ously authorized
and specifications may SBL #: 285.00 - 02 - 08. WELL, the foregoing delivered to you within completed all such the east line of High date of publication of
Filed: June 12, 2015 In- Plaintiff designates the State of New York). promised services. Street, fifty-six (56) ty. The Secretary of LEGAL NOTICE OF this notice were not
be obtained at the Engi- Supplemental Sum- State is designated as
neering Department at dex No. 779/2015 Plain- Oswego County as the mons with Notice is In case of your failure feet; to the place of be-
the agent of the Limit-
ESTOPPEL The bond substantially complied
a cost of $ 40.00/set tiff designates ONON- place of trial; venue is served upon you by to appear or answer, Index No: 2015-1928. ginning, be the quanti-
ed Liability Company
resolution, summary of with, and an action,
(No Refund). The Own- DAGA County as place based upon the county publication pursuant to judgment will be taken Filed Date: ty of land more or less.
upon whom process
which is published suit or proceeding con-
er reserves the right to of trial Venue is based in which the mortga- an Order of the Hon. against you by default 0 5 / 2 3 / 2 0 1 6 . Also, all that other
against it may be
herewith, has been testing such validity is
waive any informality upon County in which ged premises is sit- JAMES W. MCCARTY of for the relief demand- MORTGAGED PREM- tract or parcel of land,
served. The post office
adopted on June 7, commenced within
or to reject any or all premises are being sit- uate. SUPREME COURT the Supreme Court of ed in the complaint. ISES: 104 HIGH STREET, situate in the Village of
address to which the
2016, and the validity twenty days after the
bids. Each bidder must uate SUPPLEMENTAL OF THE STATE OF NEW the State of New York, NOTICE YOU ARE IN CANASTOTA, NY Canastota, County of
Department of State
of the obligations au- date of publication of
deposit with his bid, se- SUMMONS WITH NO- YORK: COUNTY OF County of Oswego, dat- DANGER OF LOSING 13032. Section: 36.70 Madison, and State of
shall mail a copy of any
thorized by such resolu- this notice, or such obli-
curity in the amount, TICE ACTION TO FORE- OSWEGO WELLS FAR- ed MAY 11, 2016. Dat- YOUR HOME IF YOU DO Block: 1 Lot: 87. SUP- New York, bounded
process is 4681
tion may be hereafter gations were author-
form and subject to CLOSE A MORTGAGE GO BANK, N.A., SUC- ed: MELVILLE, New NOT RESPOND TO THIS PLEMENTAL SUM- and described as fol- contested only if such ized in violation of the
Bamerick Road,
the conditions provid- SUPREME COURT OF CESSOR BY MERGER York MAY 17, 2016 SUMMONS AND COM- MONS SUPREME lows: Beginning at the
Jamesville, NY 13078.
obligations were au- provisions of the Con-
ed in the Information THE STATE OF NEW TO WELLS FARGO MCCABE, WEISBERG & PLAINT BY SERVING A COURT OF THE STATE southwesterly corner
The purpose of the
thorized for an object stitution. A complete
for Bidders. Attention YORK COUNTY OF BANK MINNESOTA, CONWAY, P.C. /s/ DON- COPY OF THE ANSWER OF NEW YORK COUNTY of the (formerly) resi- or purpose for which copy of the resolution
business of the Limited
of bidders is particular- ONONDAGA CITIMORT- N.A., F/K/A NORWEST NA AKINRELE, Esquire ON THE ATTORNEY OF MADSION U.S. dence premises of
Liability Company is to
the County of Ononda- summarized herewith
ly called to the require- GAGE, INC. , Plaintiff, - BANK MINNESOTA, Attorneys for Plaintiff FOR THE MORTGAGE BANK TRUST, N.A., AS Mary Laberdee, as con-
engage in any lawful
ga, New York, is not au- is available for public in-
ments as to conditions against- THOMAS M. N.A., AS TRUSTEE FOR 145 Huguenot Street, COMPANY WHO FILED TRUSTEE FOR LSF8 veyed to her by John H.
act or activity for
thorized to expend spection during regular
of employment to be BATTAGLIA; LORI ANNE FIRST FRANKLIN MORT- Suite 210 New Ro- THIS FORECLOSURE MASTER PARTICIPA- Cronk and wife (Now money, or if the provi- business hours at the
which Limited Liability
observed and prevail- BATTAGLIA A/K/A LORI GAGE LOAN TRUST chelle, NY 10801 p. PROCEEDING AGAINST TION TRUST, Plaintiff, or Formerly), by deed
Companies may be or-
sions of law which Office of the Clerk of
ing wage rates to be A. ROLINCE; SECRETA- 2004-FF5 ASSET- 914-636-8900 File # YOU AND FILING THE THE ESTATE OF NA- dated October 4th, should have been com- the County Legislature
ganized.
paid m1der the con- RY OF HOUSING AND BACKED CERTIFICATES 14-302033 HELP FOR ANSWER WITH THE THAN B. COX A/K/A NA- 1911, and recorded in plied with as of the for a period of twenty
tract. The Owner is ex- URBAN DEVELOPMENT; 2004-FF5, Plaintiff, - HOMEOWNERS IN COURT, A DEFAULT THAN BRUCE COX; UN- the Madison County LEGAL NOTICE OF date of publication of days from the date of
empt from the pay- "JOHN DOE #1" against- REID D. HO- FORECLOSURE NEW JUDGMENT MAY BE EN- KNOWN HEIRS OF THE Clerks Office in Liber ESTOPPEL The bond this notice were not publication of this No-
ment of sales and com- through "JOHN DOE WELL A/K/A REID HO- YORK STATE LAW RE- TERED AND YOU CAN ESTATE OF NATHAN B. 233 of Deeds at Page resolution, a summary substantially complied tice. Dated: Syracuse,
pensating use taxes of #10" inclusive the WELL, if living, and if QUIRES THAT WE SEND LOSE YOUR HOME. COX A/K/A NATHAN 285, and which point of which is published with, and an action, New York, June 7,
the State of New York names of the ten last dead, the respective YOU THIS NOTICE SPEAK TO AN ATTOR- BRUCE COX; NEW of beginning is the herewith, has been suit or proceeding con- 2016. DEBORAH L.
and of cities and coun- name Defendants be- heirs at law, next of ABOUT THE FORECLO- NEY OR GO TO THE YORK STATE DEPART- northwest corner of adopted on June 13, testing such validity is MATURO Clerk, Coun-
ties on all materials, ing fictitious, real kin, distributees, execu- SURE PROCESS. COURT WHERE YOUR MENT OF TAXATION the lot formerly known 2016, and the validity commenced within ty Legislature BOND
equipment and sup- names unknown to the tors, administrators, PLEASE READ IT CARE- CASE IS PENDING FOR AND FINANCE; UNITED as the Gabler (Now or of the obligations au- twenty days after the RESOLUTION DATED
plies sold to the Owner Plaintiff, the parties in- trustees, devisees, FULLY. SUMMONS AND FURTHER INFORMA- STATES OF AMERICA Formerly) lot, and run- thorized by such resolu- date of publication of JUNE 7, 2016 A RESO-
pursuant to this Con- tended being persons legatees, assignors, COMPLAINT YOU ARE TION ON HOW TO AN- O/B/O INTERNAL REVE- ning thence easterly tion may be hereafter this notice, or such obli- LUTION AUTHORIZING
tract. Also exempt or corporations having lienors, creditors and IN DANGER OF LOSING SWER THE SUMMONS NUE SERVICE; MARI- along the south line of contested only if such gations were author- THE REPLACEMENT OF
from such taxes are an interest in, or ten- successors in interest YOUR HOME. IF YOU AND PROTECT YOUR LYN JORDAN; MERE- said (formerly) Mary obligations were au- ized in violation of the SOFTWARE AND HARD-
purchases by the Con- ants or persons in pos- and generally all per- FAIL TO RESPOND TO PROPERTY. SENDING DITH COX LOVELESS; Laberdee premises, thorized for an object provisions of the Con- WARE AT THE COUNTY
tractor and his Subcon - session of, portions of sons having or claiming THE SUMMONS AND PAYMENT TO YOUR JEFFREY P. COX; PAUL about one hundred five or purpose for which stitution. A complete CLERKS OFFICE IN
tractors of material, the mortgaged prem- under, by or through COMPLAINT IN THIS MORTGAGE COMPANY J. COX; CHRISTOPHER (105) feet to the west the Southern Cayuga copy of the resolution AND FOR THE COUNTY
equipment, and sup- ises described in the said defendant who FORECLOSURE AC- WILL NOT STOP THIS N. COX; RON line of the Carl Central School District, summarized herewith OF ONONDAGA, NEW
plies to be sold to the Complaint, Defend- may be deceased, by TION, YOU MAY LOSE FORECLOSURE AC- MCETHRAN, Defend- Hopseeker (Now or For- Cayuga and Tompkins is available for public in- YORK, AT A MAXIMUM
Owner pursuant to this ants. TO THE ABOVE purchase, inheritance, YOUR HOME. PLEASE TION. YOU MUST RE- ants, TO THE ABOVE merly) premises; Counties, New York, is spection during regular ESTIMATED COST OF
Contract, including tan- NAMED DEFENDANTS: lien or otherwise of READ THE SUMMONS SPOND BY SERVING A NAMED DEFENDANTS: thence southerly along not authorized to ex- business hours at the $600,000, AND AU-
gible personal property YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- any right, title or inter- AND COMPLAINT CARE- COPY OF THE ANSWER YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- said Hopseekers (Now pend money, or if the Office of the Clerk of THORIZING THE ISSU-
to be incorporated in MONED to answer the est in and to the prem- FULLY. YOU SHOULD ON THE ATTORNEY MONED to answer the or Formerly) west line provisions of law which the County Legislature ANCE OF $600,000
any structure, building, Complaint in this ac- ises described in the IMMEDIATELY CON- FOR THE PLAINTIFF Amended Complaint in about fifty-seven (57) should have been com- for a period of twenty BONDS OF SAID COUN-
or other real property tion and to serve a complaint herein, and TACT AN ATTORNEY (MORTGAGE COMPA- the above captioned feet to First Street, plied with as of the days from the date of TY TO PAY COSTS
forming part of the Proj- copy of your Answer their respective hus- OR YOUR LOCAL LEGAL NY) AND FILING THE action and to serve a thence westerly along date of publication of publication of this No- THEREOF Object or pur-
ect. These taxes are or, if the Complaint is bands, wives or win- AID OFFICE TO OBTAIN ANSWER WITH THE copy of your Answer said First Street to High this notice were not tice. Dated: Syracuse, pose: Replace software
not to be included in not served with this dow, if any, and each ADVICE ON HOW TO COURT. THE OBJECT of on the Plaintiffs attor- Street, about one hun- substantially complied New York, June 7, and hardware at the
the Bid. For all Public Summons, to serve a and every person not PROTECT YOURSELF. the above captioned ney within twenty (20) dred five (105) feet, with, and an action, 2016. DEBORAH L. County Clerks Office
Works contracts of$ Notice of Appearance specifically named who SOURCES OF INFORMA- action is to foreclose a days after the service thence northerly along suit or proceeding con- MATURO Clerk, County Maximum estimated
250,000.00 or more, ev- upon the Plaintiffs at- may be entitled to or TION AND ASSIS- Mortgage to secure of this Supplemental said High Street about testing such validity is Legislature BOND RESO- cost: $600,000 Period
ery worker employed torney within twenty claim to have any right, TANCE. The State en- $115,500.00 and inter- Summons, exclusive of fifty-seven (57) feet, to commenced within LUTION DATED JUNE 7, of probable usefulness:
in the performance of (20) days after the serv- title or interest in the courages you to be- est, recorded in the Of- the day of service, or the place of beginning, twenty days after the 2016 A RESOLUTION Five years Amount of
the contract shall be ice of this Summons, property described in come informed about fice of the Clerk of within thirty (30) days be the quantity of land date of publication of AUTHORIZING THE CON- obligations to be is-
certified as having com- exclusive of the date of the verified complaint; your options in foreclo- Onondaga on June 13, after completion of more or less. EXCEPT- this notice, or such obli- STRUCTION OF IM- sued: $600,000 bonds
pleted an OSHA 10 service or within thirty all of whom and whose sure. In addition to 2014, in Book number service where service ING AND RESERVING a gations were author- PROVEMENTS TO VARI-
safety training course (30) days after the serv- names and places of seeking assistance 17506 Page number is made in any other strip of land along the ized in violation of the OUS PUBLIC FACILI-
prior to performing ice is complete if this residence unknown, from an attorney or le- 0362, covering prem- manner than by person- northerly boundary of provisions of the Con- TIES, IN AND FOR THE Notice of Formation of
work on the project. All Summons is not per- and cannot after dili- gal aid office, there are ises known as 7898 al delivery within the the above described stitution. Such resolu- COUNTY OF ONONDA- Centelligence, LLC Ar-
contractors and sub- sonally delivered to gent inquiry be ascer- government agencies Macarthur Boulevard, State. The United lands which strip is tion was adopted after GA, NEW YORK, AT A ticles of Organization
contractors must at- you within the State of tained by the Plaintiff, and non-profit organiza- Bridgeport, New York States of America, if two (2) feet wide on approval of the proposi- MAXIMUM ESTIMATED filed with the Secretary
tach a copy of proof of New York. If you fail to ROBERTA J. HOWELL tions that you may con- 13030, County of Onon- designated as a Defend- High Street and in the tion at the Annual COST OF $4,969,000 of State of New York
completion of the so appear or answer, A/K/A ROBERTA HO- tact for information daga and State of New ant in this action may rear and one hundred School District Meeting AND AUTHORIZING THE (SSNY) on 6/15/2016.
OSHA 10 course to the judgment will be taken WELL A/K/A ROBERTA about possible options, York - SBL #: 068 - 07 - answer or appear with- five (105) feet deep. duly called held and ISSUANCE OF Office location: County
first certified payroll against you by default J. SUBOSKI, UNITED including trying to 15.0. The relief sought in sixty (60) days of Said strip is being con- conducted on May 17, $4,969,000 BONDS OF of Onondaga. SSNY is
submitted to the City. for the relief demand- STATES OF AMERICA work with your lender in the within action is a service hereof. In case veyed by deed May 20, 2016. A complete copy SAID COUNTY TO PAY designated as agent of
Proof of completion ed in the Complaint. O/B/O INTERNAL REVE- during this process. To final judgment direct- of your failure to ap- 1947 by Clifford W. of the resolution sum- COSTS THEREOF Ob- LLC upon whom proc-
may include but is not DATED: Elmsford, New NUE SERVICE, NEW locate an entity near ing the sale of the pear or answer, judg- Cramp and Thelma M. marized herewith is ject or purpose: Con- ess may be served.
limited to: copies of York May 9, 2016 NO- YORK STATE DEPART- you, you may call the premises described ment will be taken Cramp to Howard G. available for public in- struction of improve- SSNY shall mail copy of
course completion TICE YOU ARE IN DAN- MENT OF TAXATION toll-free helpline main- above to satisfy the against you by default Burton and wife. Prem- spection during regular ments to various public process to: Centolella
card, training roster, at- GER OF LOSING YOUR AND FINANCE, CAPI- tained by the New debt secured by the for the relief demand- ises known as 104 High business hours at the facilities, including spe- Lynn, 100 Madison
tendance record or oth- HOME If you do not re- TAL ONE BANK (USA) York State Department Mortgage described ed in the Amended Street, Canastota, NY Office of the School Dis- cifically, the Center for Street, Suite 1905, Syr-
er documentation from spond to this summons N.A, NY FINANCIAL of Financial Services at above. The Plaintiff al- Complaint. NOTICE 13032. HELP FOR trict Clerk for a period Forensic Sciences acuse, NY 13202. Pur-
the certified trainer, and complaint by serv- SERVICES LLC, MID- 1-800-342-3736 or visit so seeks a deficiency YOU ARE IN DANGER HOMEOWNERS IN of twenty days from Building, the Oncenter, pose: any lawful pur-
other valid proof. A cer- ing a copy of the an- LAND FUNDING LLC the Departments web- judgment against the OF LOSING YOUR FORECLOSURE NEW the date of publication the Downtown Cam- pose.
tification by the em- swer on the attorney DBA IN NEW YORK AS site at www.dfs.ny.gov Defendant and for any HOME If you do not re- YORK STATE LAW RE- of this Notice. Dated: pus and the Civic Cen-
ployer attesting that all for the mortgage com- MIDLAND FUNDING OF . FORECLOSURE RES- debt secured by said spond to this supple- QUIRES THAT WE SEND Aurora, New York, ter Maximum estimat-
employees have com- pany who filed this DELAWARE LLC, HSBC CUE SCAMS Be careful Mortgage which is not mental summons and YOU THIS NOTICE June 14, 2016 Nynette ed cost: $4,969,000 Pe- NOTICE TO BIDDERS
pleted such course is foreclosure proceeding MORTGAGE SERVICES of people who ap- satisfied by the pro- amended complaint by ABOUT THE FORECLO- Adams, School District riod of probable useful- BID#16-37, 16-38, 16-
not sufficient proof against you and filing INC., Defendants. TO proach you with offers ceeds of the sale of serving a copy of the SURE PROCESS. Clerk BOND RESOLU- ness: Twenty-five years 25c JEFFERSON COUN-
that the course has the answer with the THE ABOVE NAMED DE- to "save" your home. said premises. TO the answer on the attorney PLEASE READ IT CARE- TION DATED JUNE 13, Amount of obligations TY PURCHASING DE-
been completed. No court, a default judg- FENDANTS: YOU ARE There are individuals Defendant UNKNOWN for the mortgage com- FULLY. SUMMONS AND 2016. A RESOLUTION to be issued: PARTMENT 195 ARSEN-
bidder may withdraw ment may be entered HEREBY SUMMONED who watch for notices HEIRS TO THE ESTATE pany who filed this COMPLAINT YOU ARE AUTHORIZING THE ISSU- $4,969,000 bonds AL STREET WATER-
his bid within 45 days and you can lose your to answer the com- of foreclosure actions OF THE JANE PERYEA foreclosure proceeding IN DANGER OF LOSING ANCE OF $349,214 TOWN, NEW YORK
after the actual date of home. Speak to an at- plaint in this action and in order to unfairly prof- A/K/A JANE A. PERYEA, against you and filing YOUR HOME. IF YOU BONDS OF SOUTHERN LEGAL NOTICE OF 13601-2565 (315)785-
opening thereof. Jef- torney or go to the to serve a copy of your it from a homeowners the foregoing Supple- the answer with the FAIL TO RESPOND TO CAYUGA CENTRAL ESTOPPEL The bond 3077 Pursuant to the
frey J. Dygert - Interim court where your case answer, or, if the com- distress. You should mental Summons with court, a default judg- THE SUMMONS AND SCHOOL DISTRICT, resolution, summary of provisions of Section
City Manager is pending for further plaint is not served be extremely careful Notice is served upon ment may be entered COMPLAINT IN THIS CAYUGA AND TOMP- which is published 103 of the General Mu-
information on how to with this summons, to about any such prom- you by publication pur- and you can lose your FORECLOSURE AC- KINS COUNTIES, NEW herewith, has been nicipal Law, State of
Alvarenga Transport, answer the summons serve a notice of ap- ises and any sugges- suant to an Order of home. Speak to an at- TION, YOU MAY LOSE YORK, TO PAY THE adopted on June 7, New York, the follow-
LLC Arts of Org filed and protect your prop- pearance, on the plain- tions that you pay the Hon. James P. Mur- torney or go to the YOUR HOME. PLEASE COST OF THE PUR- 2016, and the validity ing sealed bids will be
with Secy. of State of erty. Sending a pay- tiffs attorneys within them a fee or sign over phy, JSC of the Su- court where your case READ THE SUMMONS CHASE OF SCHOOL of the obligations au- received, opened, and
NY (SSNY) on 4/4/16. ment to your mortgage twenty (20) days after your deed. State law re- preme Court of the is pending for further AND COMPLAINT CARE- BUSES, IN AND FOR thorized by such resolu- made available in the
Office in Onondaga Co. company will not stop the service of this sum- quires anyone offering State of New York, information on how to FULLY. YOU SHOULD SAID SCHOOL DIS- tion may be hereafter Jefferson County Pur-
SSNY desig. agent of this foreclosure action. mons, exclusive of the such services for profit County of Onondaga, answer the supplemen- IMMEDIATELY CON- TRICT. Class of objects contested only if such chasing Department
LLC upon whom proc- YOU MUST RESPOND day of service (or with- to enter into a contract dated May 19, 2016. tal summons and pro- TACT AN ATTORNEY or purposes: Purchase obligations were au- for review at the time
ess against it may be BY SERVING A COPY in thirty (30) days after which fully describes Dated: New Rochelle, tect your property. OR YOUR LOCAL LEGAL of school buses Period thorized for an object and date specified on
served & shall mail OF THE ANSWER ON service is complete if the services they will NY May 26, 2016 Sending payment to AID OFFICE TO OBTAIN of probable usefulness: or purpose for which THURSDAY, JULY 7,
process to C/O Corpo- THE ATTORNEY FOR this Summons is not perform and fees they MCCABE, WEISBERG & your mortgage compa- ADVICE ON HOW TO 5 years Maximum esti- the County of Ononda- 2016, AT 2:00 PM EST
ration Service Compa- THE PLAINTIFF personally delivered to will charge, and which CONWAY, P.C. /s/ So- ny will not stop this PROTECT YOURSELF. mated cost: $349,214 ga, New York, is not au- FOR BID#16-37, BREAD
ny, 80 State St, Albany, CITIMORTGAGE, INC. you within the State of prohibits them from nia J. Baez Esquire At- foreclosure action. SOURCES OF INFORMA- Amount of obligations thorized to expend PRODUCTS FOR JEFFER-
NY 12207. Purpose: AND FILING THE AN- New York); and in case taking any money from torneys for Plaintiff 145 YOU MUST RESPOND TION AND ASSIS- to be issued: $349,214 money, or if the provi- SON COUNTY; 3:00 PM
General. SWER WITH THE of your failure to ap- you until they have Huguenot Street, Ste. BY SERVING A COPY TANCE. The State en- bonds SEQRA status: sions of law which EST FOR BID#16-38,
Bell Rentals LLC. Filed COURT. Heino J. Muller, pear or answer, judg- completed all such 210 New Rochelle, NY OF THE ANSWER ON courages you to be- Type II Action should have been com- DAIRY PRODUCTS FOR
with SSNY on 3/2/16. Esq. Knuckles, ment will be taken promised services. 10801 p. 914-636-8900 THE ATTORNEY FOR come informed about plied with as of the JEFFERSON COUNTY;
Office: Cortland Coun- Komosinski & Manfro, against you by default File #: 15-315366 HELP THE PLAINTIFF (MORT- your options in foreclo- LEGAL NOTICE OF date of publication of THURSDAY, JULY 14,
ty. SSNY designated as LLP Attorneys for Plain- for the relief demand- INDEX NO.: 2015-1650. FOR HOMEOWNERS IN GAGE COMPANY) AND sure. In addition to ESTOPPEL The bond this notice were not 2016 AT 3:00 PM EST
agent of LLC upon tiff 565 Taxter Road, ed in the complaint. Date Filed: 6/02/2016. FORECLOSURE NEW FILING THE ANSWER seeking assistance resolution, summary of substantially complied FOR BID #16-25c, PUR-
whom process against Suite 590 Elmsford, NY NOTICE YOU ARE IN SUPPLEMENTAL SUM- YORK STATE LAW RE- WITH THE COURT. MAD- from an attorney or le- which is published with, and an action, CHASE AND DELIVERY
it may be served and 10523 Phone: (914) DANGER OF LOSING MONS WITH NOTICE QUIRES THAT WE SEND ISON COUNTY is desig- gal aid office, there are herewith, has been suit or proceeding con- OF EMERGENCY GEN-
shall mail process to: 345-3020 THIS IS AN YOUR HOME IF YOU DO MORTGAGED PREM- YOU THIS NOTICE nated as the place of government agencies adopted on June 7, testing such validity is ERATORS AT VARIOUS
305 Mclean Rd Cort- ATTEMPT TO COLLECT NOT RESPOND TO THIS ISES: 7898 Macarthur ABOUT THE FORECLO- trial. The basis of ven- and non-profit organiza- 2016, and the validity commenced within SITES THROUGHOUT
land NY 13045. Pur- A DEBT. ANY INFORMA- SUMMONS AND COM- Boulevard, Bridgeport, SURE PROCESS. ue is the location of tions that you may con- of the obligations au- twenty days after the JEFFERSON COUNTY
pose: any lawful TION OBTAINED WILL PLAINT BY SERVING A NY 13030 SBL #: 068 - PLEASE READ IT CARE- the mortgage premises tact for information thorized by such resolu- date of publication of ON AN AS NEEDED BA-
BE USED FOR THAT COPY OF THE ANSWER 07 - 15.0. Plaintiff desig- FULLY. SUMMONS AND foreclosed herein. Dat- about possible options, tion may be hereafter this notice, or such obli- SIS. Bid packages in-
B & G Home Effects, PURPOSE. NOTICE TO ON THE ATTORNEY nates Onondaga Coun- COMPLAINT YOU ARE ed: May 12, 2016 BY: including trying to contested only if such gations were author- cluding detailed specifi-
LLC Arts of Org. filed O C C U P A N T S : FOR THE MORTGAGE ty as the place of trial; IN DANGER OF LOSING /s/ Stacey A. Weisblatt, work with your lender obligations were au- ized in violation of the cations relating to
SSNY 2/10/16. Office: CITIMORTGAGE, INC. IS COMPANY WHO FILED venue is based upon YOUR HOME. IF YOU Esq. Stern & Eisenberg, during this process. To thorized for an object provisions of the Con- these solicitations are
Onondaga Co. SSNY de- F O R E C L O S I N G THIS FORECLOSURE the county in which FAIL TO RESPOND TO PC Woodbridge Corpo- locate an entity near or purpose for which stitution. A complete available at the office
sign agent of LLC upon AGAINST THE OWNER PROCEEDING AGAINST the mortgaged prem- THE SUMMONS AND rate Plaza 485 B Route you, you may call the the County of Ononda- copy of the resolution of the Jefferson County
whom process may be OF THIS PREMISES. IF YOU AND FILING THE ises is situate. SU- COMPLAINT IN THIS 1 South, Suite 330 toll-free helpline main- ga, New York, is not au- summarized herewith Purchasing Depart-
served & mail to 3820 YOU LIVE HERE, THIS ANSWER WITH THE PREME COURT OF THE FORECLOSURE AC- Iselin, New Jersey tained by the New thorized to expend is available for public in- ment. The County re-
Split Rd. Camillus NY LAWSUIT MAY RESULT COURT, A DEFAULT STATE OF NEW YORK: TION, YOU MAY LOSE 08830 (516) 630-0288 York State Department money, or if the provi- spection during regular serves the right to re-
13031 General Purpose IN YOUR EVICTION. JUDGMENT MAY BE EN- COUNTY OF ONONDA- YOUR HOME. PLEASE And 4976 Transit Road of Financial Services at sions of law which business hours at the ject any or all bids.

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MBE/WBE SOLICITA- the Secretary of State ty. SSNY designated as Notice of Formation of Notice of Formation of NOTICE OF QUALIFICA- SHORE DEVELOPMENT ty Courthouse, located County Clerks Office NOTICE OF SALE Index
TION PAC Associates of New York (SSNY) on agent of LLC upon Maestros Quill, LLC. Ar- Seneca Bit Software TION of 444 EAST GEN- CORPORATION OF CEN- at 401 Montgomery on May 5, 2016 (the No.: 576/2014 SU-
of Oswego, Inc., 11 April 6, 2016. Office Lo- whom process against ticles of Organization LLC. Articles of organi- ESEE STREET LLC (LLC). TRAL NEW YORK; PEO- Street, Syracuse, New "Judgment"), I, the un- PREME COURT - COUN-
Fourth Ave. Suite G, cation: County of Onon- it may be served. SSNY filed with the Secretary zation filed with Secre- Application for Authori- PLE OF THE STATE OF York, on June 29, 2016 dersigned Referee, du- TY OF ONONDAGA U.S.
Oswego, NY 13126 is daga. SSNY is designat- shall mail process to: of State of New York tary of State of New ty filed with NY Secre- NEW YORK BY THE DE- at 10:00 a.m., the ly appointed in this ac- Bank Trust, N.A., as
hereby soliciting Sub- ed as agent of LLC The LLC, 4579 South- (SSNY) on 5/16/2016. York (SSNY) on May 13, tary of State (SSNY) on PARTMENT OF TAXA- mortgaged premises lo- tion for such purpose, Trustee for LSF9 Mas-
contractor & Supplier upon whom process wood Heights, James- Office location: County 2016. Office Location: 05/20/2016. LLC TION AND FINANCE; cated at 8812 will expose for sale ter Participation Trust,
quotations from NYS may be served. SSNY ville, NY 13078. Pur- of Onondaga. SSNY is Onondaga County. formed in DE on LJR ENGINEERING PC Larchmont Drive, and sell at public auc- Plaintiff, Against Gail L.
approved Minority & shall mail copy of proc- pose: any lawful activi- designated as agent of SSNY designated as 03/17/2016. Office lo- CORPORATION AND Brewerton, New York, tion to the highest bid- Russell, et al., Defen-
Women Owned Enter- ess to the LLC, 300 ty. LLC upon whom proc- agent of LLC upon cation: Onondaga Coun- JOHN DOE (Said name Tax Map Id. No.: 098.- der on the second floor dant(s). Pursuant to a
prises for SUNY Up- South Midler Avenue, ess may be served. whom process against ty. SSNY designated as being fictitious, it being 04-16.0 all as directed of the Onondaga Coun- Judgment of Foreclo-
state Medical Universi- Syracuse, NY 13206. NOTICE OF FORMA- SSNY shall mail copy of it may be served. SSNY agent of LLC upon the intention of Plaintiff in and by said Judg- ty Courthouse, located sure and Sale, duly en-
ty Sarah Loguen Build- Purpose: any lawful TION OF JSD-JJD, LLC. process to: 7755 Bain- shall mail copy of proc- whom process may be to designate any and ment. Approximate at 401 Montgomery tered in the Onondaga
ing Renovations which purpose. Articles of Organization bridge Drive, Liverpool, ess to 8801 Fenner Rd, served. SSNY shall mail all occupants, tenants, amount of the Judg- Street, Syracuse, New County Clerks Office
bids June 23, 2016 @ were filed with the De- NY 13090. Purpose: Baldwinsville, NY copy of process to: 250 persons or corpora- ment is $138,558.96 York, on June 30, 2016 on 4/4/2016, I, the un-
12:00 PM. Quotations NOTICE OF FORMA- partment of State on any lawful purpose. 13027. Purpose: any S Clinton St, Ste 201, tions, if any, having or plus interest and costs. at 10:00 a.m., the dersigned Referee, will
will be accepted at TION of BADFELLOWS, June 13, 2016,. The of- lawful purpose. Syracuse, NY 13202. claiming an interest in Dated: May 26, 2016 mortgaged premises lo- sell at public auction,
PACs office (P) LLC. Art. of Org. filed fice of the Company is Notice of formation of DE office: National Cor- or lien upon the prem- s/Scott A. Lickstein, cated at 509 Rowland at the 2nd Floor of the
315.343.7937 (F) with NY Secretary of to be located in Onon- MY ALTERED EGO HAIR Notice of Formation of porate Research, Ltd., ises being foreclosed Esq., Referee Street, Syracuse, New Onondaga County
315.343.9554 or via State (SSNY) daga County. The Sec- COMPANY, LLC. Art. Of Silver Shield Group 850 New Burton Rd, herein), Defendants. York, Tax Map Id. No.: Courthouse, 401 Mont-
email at bids@pacasso 05/23/2016. Office loca- retary of State is desig- Org. filed with the LLC. Articles of Organi- Ste 201, Dover, DE Pursuant to a Judg- NOTICE OF SALE Index 091.-11-03.0 all as di- gomery Street, Syra-
ciates.com. To view tion: Onondaga Coun- nated as agent of the Secty of State of NY zation filed with the 19904. Cert. of Forma- ment of Foreclosure No.: 2015EF5182 Prop- rected in and by said cuse, NY 13202 on
documents, visit www. ty. SSNY designated as Company upon whom (SSNY) on 05/05/16. Of- Secretary of State of tion is filed with the and Sale dated Febru- erty Address: 4103 Me- Judgment. Approxi- 7/6/2016 at 11:00 am
pacassociates.com. agent of LLC upon process against it may fice in Onondaga Coun- New York (SSNY) on Sec. of State of Dela- ary 18, 2016, and en- sa Lane, Liverpool, mate amount of the premises known as
whom process may be be served. The address ty. SSNY has been des- 5/6/2016. Office loca- ware, 401 Federal St, tered in Onondaga New York SUPREME Judgment is 217 Scott Ave, Syra-
Name of formation: served. SSNY shall mail to which the Secretary ignated as agent of the tion: County of Ononda- Dover, DE 19901. Pur- County Clerks Office COURT OF THE STATE $45,213.34 plus inter- cuse, NY 13219, and
The Purple Butterfly, copy of process to: 500 of State shall mail a LLC upon whom proc- ga. SSNY is designated pose: Any lawful activi- on March 9, 2016 (the OF NEW YORK COUNTY est and costs. Dated: described as follows:
LLC filed with Secreta- Westcott St., Syracuse, copy of any process ess against it may be as agent of LLC upon ty. "Judgment"), I, the un- OF ONONDAGA DAVID May 26, 2016 ALL that certain plot,
ry of the State of New NY 13210. Purpose: served against him or served. SSNY shall mail whom process may be dersigned Referee, du- NACAMULI and EQUITY s/Thomas M. Blair, piece or parcel of land,
York on 6/14/16. Office Any lawful activity. her is: 721 South process to the LLC, served. SSNY shall mail ly appointed in this ac- TRUST COMPANY CUS- Esq., Referee with the buildings and
location Onondaga Crouse Avenue, Syra- 8189 Trellis Brook Lane copy of process to: tion for such purpose, TODIAN, F/B/O David improvements thereon
County SSNY Designat- Notice of Formation of cuse, New York 13210. Liverpool, NY 13090. 4804 Norstar Blvd Apt.
Notice of Qualification will expose for sale C. Nacamuli, IRA Ac- NOTICE OF SALE Index erected, situate, lying
ed agent of LLC upon Blooming C Realty, The purpose of the Purpose: Any lawful 325 Liverpool, NY and sell at public auc- count Z142802, Plain- No.: 2015EF5242 Prop- and being in the Town
of PATIENT ADVOCACY
whom process may be LLC. Articles of Organi- business of the Compa- purpose 13088. Purpose: any GROUP, LLC Appl. for tion to the highest bid- tiffs, -against- CNY RE- erty Address: 102 of Camillus, County of
served. SSNY shall mail zation filed with the ny is any lawful busi- NOTICE OF FORMA- lawful purpose. Auth. filed with Secy. der on the second floor AL ESTATE SOLUTIONS, Dougall Avenue, Syra- Onondaga and State of
copy of process to 407 Secretary of State of ness. TION of NP ADULT Notice of Formation of of State of NY (SSNY) of the Onondaga Coun- INC., and JOHN DOE cuse New York SU- New York, and desig-
King Ave Syracuse, NY New York (SSNY) on HEALTH & PSYCHIAT- STERLING on 06/03/16. Office lo- ty Courthouse, located (said name being ficti- PREME COURT OF THE nated on the tax maps
13209 Purpose: any April 11, 2016. Office lo- Notice of Formation of RIC SERVICES
CASUALTY
OF COMPANY, LLC. Arti- cation: Onondaga Coun- at 401 Montgomery tious it being the inten- STATE OF NEW YORK of the Onondaga Coun-
lawful purpose. cation: County of Onon- J Smith Acquisition, SKANEATELES, PLLC. cles of Organization ty. LLC formed in Dela- Street, Syracuse, New tion of the Plaintiff to COUNTY OF ONONDA- ty Treasurer as Section
daga. SSNY is designat- LLC, Art. of Org. filed Art. of Org. filed with filed with the Secretary ware (DE) on 05/03/16. York, on June 30, 2016, designate any and all GA DAVID NACAMULI, 045, Block 13 and Lot
Notice is hereby given ed as agent of LLC with Secy of State NY Secretary of State of State of New York NYS fictitious name: at 10:00 a.m., the persons in possession Plaintiff, -against- BV 05.0. The approximate
that an order entered upon whom process (SSNY) on 5/11/16. Of- (SSNY) 05/13/2016. Of- (SSNY) on April 26, UPSTATE REVENUE mortgaged premises lo- of the premises being CAPITAL GROUP, LLC, amount of the current
by the Supreme Court, may be served. SSNY fice location: Ononda- fice location: Ononda- 2016. Office location: SOLUTIONS, LLC. SSNY cated at Mariners foreclosed), Defend- and JOHN DOE (said Judgment lien is
Onondaga County, on shall mail copy of proc- ga County. SSNY desig- ga County. SSNY desig- County of Onondaga. designated as agent of Landing, Section 5, ants. Pursuant to a name being fictitious it $107,538.27 plus inter-
June 6, 2016, bearing ess to: 5914 Murietta nated as agent of LLC Part of Lot 46, Cicero, Judgment of Foreclo- being the intention of est and costs. Prem-
nated as agent of LLC SSNY is designated as LLC upon whom proc-
Index Number 2016- Ave #D, Van Nuys, CA upon whom process upon whom process agent of LLC upon ess against it may be New York, Tax Map sure and Sale dated the Plaintiff to desig- ises will be sold sub-
0353, a copy of which 91401. Purpose: any against it may be may be served. SSNY whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail No: 080.1-13-01.0 all May 2, 2016 and en- nate any and all per- ject to provisions of
may be examined at lawful purpose. served. SSNY shall mail shall mail copy of proc- served. SSNY shall mail process to c/o Corpora- as directed in and by tered in Onondaga sons in possession of the aforesaid Judgment
the Office of the Clerk copy of process to 231 ess to: 12 Academy copy of process to: tion Service Co., 80 said Judgment. Ap- County Clerks Office the premises being of Foreclosure and
located at the Ononda- Notice of Formation of Walton St., Syracuse, Street, Skaneateles, PMB 155 4736 Ononda- State St., Albany, NY proximate amount of on May 9, 2016 (the foreclosed), Defend- Sale; Index # 576/2014.
ga County Courthouse, Burnet Brass Works, NY 13202. Purpose: NY 13152. Purpose: To ga Blvd., Syracuse, NY 12207-2543. DE addr. the Judgment is "Judgment"), I, the un- ants. Pursuant to a Richard Caister, Esq.,
Syracuse, NY, grants LLC, Art. of Org. filed any lawful activities. practice the profession 13219. Purpose: any of LLC: 2711 Center- $60,973.69 plus inter- dersigned Referee, du- Judgment of Foreclo- Referee. SHELDON
me the right to assume with Secy of State of nurse practitioner in lawful purpose. ville Rd., Wilmington, est and costs. Dated: ly appointed in this ac- sure and Sale dated MAY & ASSOCIATES At-
the name of Rebecca (SSNY) on 5/17/16. Of- Notice of Formation of adult health or psychia- DE 19808. Cert. of June 6, 2016 s/Willam tion for such purpose, May 2, 2016 and en- torneys at Law, 255
Jill Powers. The city fice location: Ononda- KOT Consulting, LLC, L. Balduf, Esq., Referee will expose for sale tered in Onondaga Merrick Road, Rockville
and state of my pres- try, or any lawful activi- Notice of Formation of Form. filed with Secy. and sell at public auc- County Clerks Office Centre, NY 11570 Dat-
ga County. SSNY desig- Art. of Org. filed with ty. of State, 401 Federal
ent address are Syra- nated as agent of LLC Secy of State (SSNY) TBG Fayetteville LLC NOTICE OF SALE Index tion to the highest bid- on May 5, 2016 (the ed: 5/3/2016 File Num-
cuse, NY; the month St. - Ste. 4, Dover, DE No. 2015-743 STATE der on the second floor "Judgment"), I, the un- ber: 25621 PB
upon whom process on 4/25/16. Office loca- Notice of Formation of Art of Org. filed Secy 19901. Purpose: Any OF NEW YORK SU- of the Onondaga Coun- dersigned Referee, du-
and year of my birth against it may be tion: Onondaga Coun- Positive Force Salon & of State (SSNY)
are September 1980; lawful activity. PREME COURT : COUN- ty Courthouse, located ly appointed in this ac-
served. SSNY shall mail ty. SSNY designated as Spa LLC. Articles of Or- 06/06/2016. Office loca- TY OF ONONDAGA at 401 Montgomery tion for such purpose,
the place of my birth is copy of process to PO agent of LLC upon ganization filed with tion: Onondaga Coun-
Cortland, NY; my pres- PATHFINDER BANK, Street, Syracuse, New will expose for sale
Box 17, Marcellus, NY whom process against the Secretary of State ty. SSNY designated as Plaintiff, -vs- DAVID J. York, on June 28, 2016 and sell at public auc-
ent name is Jill Rebec- 13108. Purpose: any it may be served. SSNY of New York (SSNY) on agent of LLC upon
ca Coville. NOTICE OF RECORD- MURRAY, et al. Defend- at 1:00 p.m., the tion to the highest bid- NOTICE OF SALE Index
lawful activities. shall mail copy of proc- June 8, 2007. Office lo- whom process may be ants. In pursuance and mortgaged premises lo- der on the second floor No.: 5861/07 SUPREME
ess to 2834 Route 174, cation: County of Onon- served. SSNY shall mail ING OF FINAL DETERMI-
NOTICE OF FORMA- NATION APPROVING by virtue of a Judgment cated at 4103 Mesa of the Onondaga Coun- COURT - COUNTY OF
Notice of Formation of Marietta, NY 13110. daga. SSNY is designat- copy of process: 7137 of Foreclosure and Lane, Liverpool, New ty Courthouse, located ONONDAGA DEUTSCHE
TION OF 04251016, LLC Burnet Eight, LLC, Art. Purpose: any lawful ac- ed as agent of LLC East Genesee Street $18,150,000 FOR IM-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- PROVEMENTS FOR THE Sale duly granted by York, Tax Map Id. No.: at 401 Montgomery BANK NATIONAL
of Org. filed with Secy tivities. upon whom process Fayetteville, NY 13066. this Court and entered 068.-05-15.0 all as di- Street, Syracuse, New TRUST COMPANY, AS
EN, that the above- of State (SSNY) on may be served. SSNY Purpose: any lawful ONONDAGA COUNTY
named limited liability 5/17/16. Office loca- Notice of Formation of SANITARY DISTRICT, in the Onondaga Coun- rected in and by said York, on June 20, 2016 TRUSTEE FOR
shall mail copy of proc- purpose. ty Clerks Office on the Judgment. Approxi- at 10:00 a.m., the AMERIQUEST MORT-
company has been tion: Onondaga Coun- Limited Liability Compa- ess to: 5126 Old Barn CONSISTING OF THE RE-
HABILITATION OF THE 22nd day of March, mate amount of the mortgaged premises lo- GAGE SECURITIES, INC.
formed for the transac- ty. SSNY designated as ny (LLC) Name: 1263 Road Clay, New York Notice of Formation of 2016, I, the under- Judgment is cated at 102 Dougall ASSET BACKED PASS-
tion of business in the agent of LLC upon LONGVIEW SHORES 13041. Purpose: any Tomax Management, WESTSIDE PUMP STA-
State of New York and whom process against LLC. Articles of Organi- LLC a domestic Limited TION NOTICE IS HERE- signed Referee, duly ap- $134,188.80 plus inter- Avenue, Syracuse, THROUGH CERTIFI-
lawful purpose. pointed in this action est and costs. Dated: New York, Tax Map Id. CATES SERIES 2005-R1,
elsewhere. The name it may be served. SSNY zation filed with Secre- Liability Company BY GIVEN that, pur-
of the limited liability shall mail copy of proc- tary of State of New Notice of Formation of (LLC). Articles of Organi- suant to subdivision b for such purpose, will May 26, 2016 s/William No.: 077.-06-05.0 all as Plaintiff, Against THO-
company is 04251016, ess to PO Box 17, York (SSNY) on June 3, Prestige Investing, LLC, zation filed with the of Section 11.55 of the expose for sale and R. Bartholomae, Esq., directed in and by said MAS ASCIOTI; ET AL.,
LLC (hereinafter refer- Marcellus, NY 13108. 2016. County: Ononda- Art. of Org. filed with Secretary of State on Onondaga County Ad- sell at Public Auction Referee Judgment. Approxi- Defendant(s) Pursuant
red to as the "Compa- Purpose: any lawful ac- ga. SSNY designated Secy of State (SSNY) February 1, 2016. N.Y. ministrative Code, a to the highest bidder at NOTICE OF SALE Index mate amount of the to a Judgment of Fore-
ny"). 1. The Articles of tivities. as agent of LLC upon on 5/27/16. Office loca- location office: Ononda- certified copy of the fi- the Second Floor Pub- No.: 2015EF5183 Prop- Judgment is closure and Sale, duly
Organization of the tion: Onondaga Coun- ga County. Secretary of nal determination of lic Meeting Area of the erty entered in the Ononda-
whom process against Address: 209 $49,301.75 plus inter- ga County Clerks Of-
Company were filed Notice of Formation of it may be served. ty. SSNY designated as State designated as the County Legislature Onondaga County Wright Avenue, Syra- est and costs. Dated:
with the Secretary of CINSYR CREATIVE SSNY shall mail copy of agent of LLC upon agent upon whom proc- of the County of Onon- Courthouse, 401 Mont- cuse, New York SU- May 23, 2016 s/Stuart fice on 6/9/2008, I, the
State on June 9, 2016. GROUP, LLC. Articles of process to 24 East whom process against ess against LLC may be daga, New York, relat- gomery Street, Syra- PREME COURT OF THE L. Ben, Esq., Referee undersigned Referee,
2. The county within Organization filed with Street, Skaneateles, it may be served. SSNY served. Secretary of ing to the proposed im- cuse, New York on the STATE OF NEW YORK will sell at public auc-
New York in which the the Secretary of State NY 13152-1319. Pur- shall mail copy of proc- State shall mail a copy provements for the 23rd day of June, 2016 COUNTY OF ONONDA- NOTICE OF SALE Index tion on the 1st Floor of
office of the Company of New York (SSNY) on pose: to engage in any ess to 8221 Dunham of any process against Onondaga County Sani- at 10:00 oclock in the GA DAVID NACAMULI, No.: 2015EF5243 Prop- the West Lobby, Onon-
is to be located is 05/06/2016. Office loca- and all business for Rd., Baldwinsville, NY the LLC served upon tary District, consisting forenoon of that day, Plaintiff, -against- CNY erty Address: 138 Nel- daga County Court-
Onondaga. 3. The Sec- tion: County of Ononda- which LLCs may be 13027. Purpose: any him/her to: 105 New- of the rehabilitation of the mortgaged prem- REAL ESTATE SOLU- son Street, Syracuse, house, 401 Montgom-
retary of State has ga. SSNY is designated formed under the New lawful activities. port Drive, North Syra- the WestSide Pump Sta- ises directed in and by TIONS, INC., and JOHN New York SUPREME ery Street, Syracuse,
been designated as as agent of LLC upon York LLC Law. cuse, NY 13212. tion, as well as other in- said Judgment to be DOE (said name being COURT OF THE STATE NY 13202 on
agent upon whom proc- whom process may be Notice of Formation of cidental improvements sold and in said Judg- fictitious it being the in- OF NEW YORK COUNTY 6/30/2016 at 10:00 am
ess against the Compa- served. SSNY shall mail Notice of Formation of Redville Greens LLC, a NOTICE OF FORMA- and expenses, has ment described in "Ex- tention of the Plaintiff OF ONONDAGA DAVID premises known as
ny may be served. The copy of process to: Limited Liability Compa- Domestic Limited Liabil- TION of Tuscarora been duly recorded in hibit A" annexed here- to designate any and NACAMULI and EQUITY 4687 Broad Road, Syra-
post office address to 7014 13TH AVENUE, ny (LLC) Name: 31 CEN- ity Company (LLC). Arti- Lake, LLC Art. of Org the office of the Coun- to. Property address: all persons in posses- TRUST COMPANY CUS- cuse, NY 13215, and
which the Secretary of SUITE 202, BROOKLYN, TRE, LLC. Articles of Or- cles of Organization filed Secy of State ty Clerk of said County 345 Brutus Road, Jor- sion of the premises TODIAN, F/B/O David described as follows:
State shall mail proc- NY 11228. Purpose: ganization filed with filed with the Secretary (SSNY) 5/20/16. Office on June 14, 2016. Dat- dan, New York 13080 being foreclosed), De- C. Nacamuli, IRA Ac- ALL that certain plot,
ess is: 04251016, LLC any lawful purpose. Secretary of State of of State of New York location: Onondaga Co. ed: Syracuse, New Dated: May 17, 2016 fendants. Pursuant to a count Z142802, Plain- piece or parcel of land,
PO BOX 245 SYRA- New York (SSNY) on (SSNY) on 05/18/16. Of- SSNY designated as York, June 14, 2016. /s/ Joseph E. DeMari tiffs, -against- BV CAPI- with the buildings and
fice location: County of agent of LLC upon Judgment of Foreclo-
CUSE, NEW YORK NOTICE OF FORMA- May 20, 2016. Office BY ORDER OF THE Joseph E. DeMari, Esq. sure and Sale dated TAL GROUP, LLC, and improvements thereon
13214 4. The purpose TION of C-Level Tech Location: Onondaga Onondaga. SSNY is des- whom process against COUNTY LEGISLATURE Referee RIEHLMAN, May 2, 2016 and en- JOHN DOE (said name erected, situate, lying
of the business of the Advisory Services, LLC. County. SSNY designat- ignated as agent of LLC it may be served. SSNY OF THE COUNTY OF SHAFER & SHAW, LLC tered being fictitious it being and being in the Town
upon whom process shall mail copy of proc- in Onondaga
Company is real estate Art. of Org. filed with ed as agent of LLC ONONDAGA, NEW Attorneys for Plaintiff County Clerks Office the intention of the of Onondaga, County
consulting. NY Secretary of State upon whom process may be served. SSNY ess to 45 Oswego St, YORK By DEBORAH L. 7693 Route 281, PO on May 5, 2016 (the Plaintiff to designate of Onondaga and State
(SSNY) 05/24/2016. Of- against it may be shall mail copy of proc- Baldwinsville, NY MATURO Clerk, County Box 544 Tully, New "Judgment"), I, the un- any and all persons in of New York, and desig-
Notice of Formation of fice location: Ononda- served. SSNY shall mail ess to: 304 Meyers Rd, 13027. Purpose: any Legislature York 13159-0544 (315) dersigned Referee, du- possession of the prem- nated on the tax maps
306 Sherbrooke Rd ga County. SSNY desig- copy of process to: Liverpool NY, 13088. lawful activities. 696-6347 THE LAW ly appointed in this ac- ises being foreclosed), of the Onondaga Coun-
LLC. Articles of Organi- nated as agent of LLC 4252 Colorado Run, Syr- Purpose: any lawful FIRM OF RIEHLMAN, tion for such purpose, Defendants. Pursuant ty Treasurer as Section
zation filed with the upon whom process acuse, NY 13215. Pur- purpose. Notice of Formation of SHAFER & SHAFER IS will expose for sale to a Judgment of Fore- 29, Block 10 and Lot
Secretary of State of may be served. SSNY pose: to engage in any Women of P.E.A.R.L.S., NOTICE OF SALE (2) In- ATTEMPTING TO COL- and sell at public auc- closure and Sale dated 10.0. The approximate
Notice of Formation of LLC. Articles of Organi- LECT A DEBT AND ANY tion to the highest bid- May 2, 2016 and en- amount of the current
New York (SSNY) on shall mail copy of proc- and all business for Rosette Realty LLC. Arti- zation filed with the dex No. 2015-0397
May 20, 2016. Office lo- ess to: 8462 Woodbox which LLCs may be STATE OF NEW YORK INFORMATION OB- der on the second floor tered in Onondaga Judgment lien is
cles of Organization Secretary of State of TAINED WILL BE USED of the Onondaga Coun- County Clerks Office $121,261.09 plus inter-
cation: County of Onon- Road, Manlius, NY formed under the New filed with the Secretary New York (SSNY) on SUPREME COURT:
daga. SSNY is designat- 13104. Purpose: Any York LLC law. ONONDAGA COUNTY FOR THAT PURPOSE. ty Courthouse, located on May 5, 2016 (the est and costs. The
ed as agent of LLC of State of New York 2/17/16. Office loca- THIS LAW FIRM IS A at 401 Montgomery "Judgment"), I, the un- premises will be sold
lawful activity. (SSNY) on 6/3/16. Of- tion: County of Ononda- FEARON CONSTRUC-
upon whom process Notice of Formation of TION LLC, Plaintiff, vs. DEBT COLLECTOR. Street, Syracuse, New dersigned Referee, du- subject to provisions of
may be served. SSNY Notice of Formation of Limited Liability Compa- fice location: County of ga. SSNY is designated EGAL DESCRIPTION ALL York, on June 30, 2016 ly appointed in this ac- the aforesaid Judgment
Onondaga. SSNY is des- as agent of LLC upon JOSHUA M. JONES; DIS-
shall mail copy of proc- CNY Racing, LLC. Arti- ny (LLC) Name: TULLY COVER BANK; STATE THAT TRACT OR PAR- at 3:30 p.m., the tion for such purpose, of Foreclosure and
ess to: 306 Sherbrooke cles of Organization VALLEY REALTY, LLC. ignated as agent of LLC whom process may be CEL OF LAND, situate mortgaged premises lo- will expose for sale Sale; Index # 5861/07.
upon whom process served. SSNY shall mail TAX COMMISSION;
Rd LLC, c/o John G. filed with the Secretary Articles of Organization COMMISSIONER OF LA- in the Village of Jordan cated at 209 Wright and sell at public auc- If the sale is set aside
Stone, Member, 4964 of State of New York filed with Secretary of may be served. SSNY copy of process to: 722 and Town of Elbridge, Avenue, tion to the highest bid- for any reason, the Pur-
shall mail copy of proc- West Manlius Street BOR; KIM NAMA; CITY Syracuse,
Adah Dr., Manlius, NY (SSNY) on 5/12/2016. State of New York OF SYRACUSE; PRU- County of Onondaga New York, Tax Map Id. der on the second floor chaser at the sale shall
13104. Purpose: any Office location: County (SSNY) on May 12, ess to: 309 Sherwood East Syracuse, NY and State of New York No.: 061.-10-21.0 all as of the Onondaga Coun- be entitled only to a re-
Dr Camillus NY 13031. 13057 Purpose: any DENCE SHERMAN
lawful purpose. of Onondaga. SSNY is 2016. Office Location: A/K/A CLAUDIA SHER- and being part of Lot directed in and by said ty Courthouse, located turn of the deposit
designated as agent of Onondaga County. Purpose: any lawful lawful purpose. 57 in said Village and Judgment. at 401 Montgomery paid. The Purchaser
purpose. MAN; CROUSE HEALTH Approxi-
Notice of Formation of LLC upon whom proc- SSNY designated as HOSPITAL D/B/A Town and being more mate amount of the Street, Syracuse, New shall have no further re-
6700 Joy Road, LLC, ess may be served. agent of LLC upon Notice of Formation of Notice of Formation of CROUSE HOSPITAL; particularly bounded Judgment is
York, on June 23, 2016 course against the
Art. of Org. filed with SSNY shall mail copy of whom process against Salina Food Mart, LLC. Ynotcha LLC, Art. of CITY COURT CLERK and described as fol- $76,920.41 plus inter- at 4:00 p.m., the Mortgagor, the Mortga-
Secy of State (SSNY) process to: 6430 N. it may be served. Articles of Organization Org. filed with Secy of OBO PEOPLE OF THE lows: Beginning at the est and costs. Dated: mortgaged premises lo- gee or the Mortgagees
on 5/12/16. Office loca- Manlius Rd, Kirkville, SSNY shall mail copy of filed with the Secretary State (SSNY) on STATE OF NEW YORK; southwest corner of a May 26, 2016 s/Susan cated at 138 Nelson attorney. Thomas J.
tion: Onondaga Coun- NY 13082. Purpose: process to 1560 Route of State of New York 3/15/16. Office loca- RICH RICHARDSON, parcel of land descri- B. Marris, Esq., Referee Street, Syracuse, New Valerino, Esq., Referee.
ty. SSNY designated as any lawful purpose. 11A, Tully, NY 13159. (SSNY) on 5/6/16. Of- tion: Onondaga Coun- BRENNA BESEMER, bed in a Deed to Clark York, Tax Map Id. No.: Leopold & Associates,
agent of LLC upon Purpose: to engage in fice location: County of ty. SSNY designated as AND DENNIS FLYNN De- W. and Marion K. Rog- NOTICE OF SALE Index 099.-01-26.0 all as di- PLLC, 80 Business Park
whom process against Notice of Formation of any and all business for Onondaga. SSNY is des- agent of LLC upon fendants. In pursuance ers, recorded in the No.: 2015EF5240 Prop- rected in and by said Drive, Suite 110, Ar-
it may be served. SSNY Coptic Property, LLC, which LLCs may be ignated as agent of LLC whom process against and by virtue of a Judg- Onondaga County erty Address: 157 Mer- Judgment. Approxi- monk, NY 10504 Dat-
shall mail copy of proc- Art. of Org. filed with formed under the New upon whom process it may be served. SSNY ment of Foreclosure Clerks Office in Book edith Avenue, Nedrow, mate amount of the ed: 4/28/2016 MNB
ess to 60 Presidential Secy of State (SSNY) York LLC Law. may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of proc- and Sale duly granted of Deeds 3216 at Page New York SUPREME Judgment is
Plaza, Apt. 1405, Syra- on 6/1/16. Office loca- shall mail copy of proc- ess to 359 Whittier by this Court and en- 111, said corner being COURT OF THE STATE $44,211.53 plus inter-
cuse, NY 13202. Pur- tion: Onondaga Coun- Notice of Formation of ess to: 1100 N. Salina Ave., Syracuse, NY tered in the Onondaga on the centerline of OF NEW YORK COUNTY est and costs. Dated:
pose: any lawful activi- ty. SSNY designated as LLC. ADMI Salina, LLC St., Syracuse, NY 13204. Purpose: any County Clerks Office Brutus Road and locat- OF ONONDAGA DAVID May 23, 2016 s/Mark
ties. agent of LLC upon (LLC) filed Arts. of Org. 13208. Purpose: any lawful activities. on the 10th day of ed westerly along said C. NACAMULI and EQUI- E. Bidwell, Esq., Refer-
whom process against with Secy. of State of centerline, a distance TY TRUST COMPANY ee NOTICE OF SALE IN
lawful purpose. March, 2016, I, the un- FORECLOSURE STATE
NOTICE OF FORMA- it may be served. SSNY NY (SSNY) on Notice of Organization dersigned Referee, du- of 858.2 feet from the CUSTODIAN, F/B/O Da-
TION OF 721 South shall mail copy of proc- 05/09/2016. Office lo- Notice of Formation of of Limited Liability Com- ly appointed in this ac- centerline of Hamilton vid C. Nacamuli, IRA Ac- NOTICE OF SALE Index OF NEW YORK SU-
Crouse Associates, ess to 8777 Horseshoe cation: Onondaga Coun- SBJB Realty Investors, pany FIRST: The name Road; Thence northerly count Z142802, Plain- No.: 2728/2014 SU- PREME COURT COUN-
tion for such purpose,
LLC. Articles of Organi- Lane, Chittenango, NY ty. SSNY designated LLC. Arts. of Org. filed of the Limited Liability will expose for sale at an interior angle of tiffs, -against- CNY RE- PREME COURT - COUN- TY OF ONONDAGA
zation were filed with 13037. Purpose: any as agent of the LLC with Secy. of State of Company is C P Read and sell at Public Auc- 90 15 16" and along AL ESTATE SOLUTIONS, TY OF ONEIDA OCWEN WELLS FARGO BANK,
the Department of lawful activities. upon whom process NY (SSNY) on Realty, LLC. SECOND: tion to the highest bid- the west line of said INC., and JOHN DOE LOAN SERVICING, LLC, NA Plaintiff, v. JODINE
State on June 10, may be served and 04/25/16. Office loca- The Articles of Organi- der therefore, in the parcel, a distance of (said name being ficti- Plaintiff, Against ELIZA- L. GREELEY, JEROME F.
2016,. The office of the NOTICE OF FORMA- SSNY shall mail proc- tion: Onondaga Coun- zation of the Company West Lobby, 2nd Floor 343.00 feet to an iron tious it being the inten- BETH SUTTON A/K/A GREELEY, et al., Defend-
Company is to be locat- TION OF DOMESTIC LIM- ess to the LLC at c/o ty. SSNY designated as were filed with the Sec- of the Onondaga Coun- rod at a northwest cor- tion of the Plaintiff to ELIZABETH M SUTTON, ants. PLEASE TAKE NO-
ed in Onondaga Coun- ITED LIABILITY COMPA- ADMI Salina, LLC, 281 agent of LLC upon retary of State on De- ty Courthouse, 401 ner of said parcel; designate any and all ET AL., Defendant(s) TICE THAT In pursu-
ty. The Secretary of NY; Name of LLC: 104 Sanders Creek Pkwy, whom process against cember 28, 2015. Montgomery Street, Thence easterly at an persons in possession Pursuant to a Judg- ance of a Judgment of
State is designated as Norma Road LLC; Date East Syracuse, NY it may be served. THIRD: The County Syracuse, New York, interior angle of 89 46 of the premises being ment of Foreclosure Foreclosure and Sale
entered in the office of
agent of the Company of Filing: 5/13/2016; Of- 13057. Purpose: any SSNY shall mail proc- within New York State Onondaga County, 36" and along the foreclosed), Defend- and Sale, duly entered
upon whom process fice of the LLC: Ononda- business permitted un- ess to: c/o Raymour & in which the office of New York, on the 13th north line of said par- ants. Pursuant to a in the Oneida County the County Clerk of
against it may be ga Co.; The NY Secreta- der law. Flanigan, 7248 Morgan the Company is to be cel, a distance of Judgment of Foreclo- Clerks Office on Onondaga County on
day of July, 2016, at
served. The address to ry of State (NYSS) has Rd., Liverpool, NY located is Cortland. 10:30 a.m., in the fore- 140.00 feet to an iron sure and Sale dated 4/21/2016, I, the under- March 17, 2016, I, the
which the Secretary of been designated as the Notice of Formation of 13088, Attn: General FOURTH: The Secretary noon of that day, the rod with a yellow cap May 2, 2016 and en- signed Referee, will sell Referee named in said
Judgment, will sell in
State shall mail a copy agent upon whom proc- LLC. Impetus, LLC (LLC) Counsel. Purpose: any of State has been desig- real estate and marked Sehnert Sur- tered in Onondaga at public auction at the
of any process served ess may be served. filed Arts. of Org. with lawful activities. nated as agent upon mortgaged premises di- vey; Thence southerly County Clerks Office front lobby of the Onei- one parcel at public
against him or her is: The NYSS may mail a Secy. of State of NY whom process against rected in and by said at an interior angle of on May 9, 2016 (the da County Courthouse, auction on July 1, 2016
721 South Crouse Ave- copy of any process to (SSNY) on 06/13/2016. NOTICE OF FORMA- the Company may be
Judgment to be sold 90 13 24" through "Judgment"), I, the un- 200 Elizabeth Street, at the Second Floor of
nue, Syracuse, New the LLC at 324 Woods Office location: Onon- TION OF SCALP AES- served. The post office
and in said Judgment said parcel and dersigned Referee, du- Utica, NY on 6/30/2016 the Onondaga County
York 13210. The pur- Road, Apt. 16, Solvay, daga County. SSNY des- THETICS OF SYRA- address to which the
described as follows: through an iron rod ly appointed in this ac- at 11:00 am, premises Courthouse, 401 Mont-
pose of the business of New York; Purpose of ignated as agent of the CUSE, LLC Pursuant to Secretary of State shall
All that tract or parcel with a yellow cap tion for such purpose, known as 120 Hedge- gomery Street, Syra-
the Company is any LLC: Any lawful pur- LLC upon whom proc- Section 203 of the Lim- mail process is: C P
of land, situate in the marked Sehnert Sur- will expose for sale wood Pl, Utica, NY cuse, County of Onon-
lawful business. pose. ess may be served and ited Liability Company Read Realty, LLC 2975
City of Syracuse, Coun- vey, a distance of and sell at public auc- 13502, and described daga, State of New
SSNY shall mail proc- Law SCALP AESTHET- Rte. 281 Cortland, NY
ty of Onondaga and 343.13 feet to the cen- tion to the highest bid- as follows: ALL that cer- York, at 12:30 P.M.,
Notice of Formation of NOTICE OF FORMA- ess to the LLC at c/o ICS OF SYRACUSE, LLC, 13045.
State of New York, terline of Brutus Road; der on the second floor tain plot, piece or par- the premises descri-
ABBATRANS LIMITED LI- TION OF DOMESTIC LIM- Impetus, LLC, 3082 has been formed as a
known and distinguish- Thence westerly at an of the Onondaga Coun- cel of land, with the bed as follows: 4692
ABILITY COMPANY. Arti- ITED LIABILITY COMPA- Bonstead Road, Clay, domestic limited liabili- Notice of Public Hear-
ed as Lot No. 35 and interior angle of 89 44 ty Courthouse, located buildings and improve- Setting Sun Terrace Syr-
cles of Organization NY; Name of LLC: 8034 NY 13041. Purpose: ty company and states ing for Incentive Zoning
the westerly 11 feet of 44" and along said cen- at 401 Montgomery ments thereon erect- acuse, NY 13215 SBL
filed with the Secretary M a n l i u s - C a z e n o v i a any business permitted the following: 1. The Project Whispering
Lot No. 36 in Block No. terline, a distance of Street, Syracuse, New ed, situate, lying and No.: 028.-05-17.0 ALL
of State of New York Road, LLC; Date of Fil- under law. name of the limited lia- Oaks Subdivision - Sec-
452 according to a 140.00 feet to the York, on June 28, 2016 being in the Town of THAT TRACT OR PAR-
bility company is tion 4 TOWN OF CEL OF LAND situate in
(SSNY) on 04/20/2016. ing: 05/23/2016; Office map of the Elsner & point of beginning. at 10:00 a.m., the Deerfield, County of the Town of Onondaga,
Office location: County of the LLC: Onondaga Notice of Formation of SCALP AESTHETICS OF LYSANDER NOTICE OF mortgaged premises lo- Oneida and State of County of Onondaga,
SYRACUSE, LLC. 2. The PUBLIC HEARING Marshall Tract made by NOTICE OF SALE Index cated at 157 Meredith New York, and desig-
of Onondaga. SSNY is Co.; The NY Secretary LLC. PureHoldings II, R. Griffin, C.E. and filed
designated as agent of of State (NYSS) has LLC (LLC) filed Arts. of date of filing of the Arti- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE No.: 2015EF5176 Prop- Avenue, Nedrow, New nated on the tax maps and State of New York
cles of Organization of that a public hearing in the Onondaga Coun- erty Address: 8812 York, Tax Map Id. No.: of the Oneida County The premises are sold
LLC upon whom proc- been designated as the Org. with Secy. of State ty Clerks Office on
ess may be served. agent upon whom proc- of NY (SSNY) on the limited liability com- will be held by the Larchmont Drive, 045.-09-03.0 all as di- Treasurer as, and desig- subject to the provi-
pany with the Secreta- Town Board of the May 22, 1893. Street Brewerton, New York rected in and by said nated on the tax maps sions of the filed judg-
SSNY shall mail copy of ess may be served. 05/25/2016. Office loca- Address of Foreclosed
ry of State is April 6, Town of Lysander on SUPREME COURT OF Judgment. ment, Index No. 2014-
process to: 1116 Mor- The NYSS may mail a tion: Onondaga Coun- Property: 342-344 Approxi- of the Oneida County
gan Road, Memphis copy of any process to ty. SSNY designated as 2016. 3. The county June 27, 2016 at 7:00 THE STATE OF NEW mate amount of the Treasurer as Section 0584, any state of facts
within the State of P.M. at Town Hall, Douglas Street, Syra- YORK COUNTY OF Judgment 307.010, Block 5 and an accurate survey and
NY 13112. Purpose: the LLC at 7000 agent of the LLC upon cuse, New York 13208 is
any lawful purpose. Highfield Road, Fayette- whom process may be New York in which the 8220 Loop Road, Bald- ONONDAGA DAVID $69,343.73 plus inter- Lot 36. The approxi- inspection of the prem-
office of the limited lia- winsville, New York Nikki R. Platenik, Esq., NACAMULI, Plaintiff, - est and costs. Dated: mate amount of the ises may disclose, to
ville, NY 13066; Pur- served and SSNY shall as Referee Melvin &
Notice of Formation of pose of LLC: Any lawful mail process to the LLC bility company is to be 13027, regarding the against- CNY REAL ES- May 26, 2016 s/Peter J. current Judgment lien covenants, restrictions
ACCESS Global: The at c/o PurEnergy I, LLC, located is Onondaga adoption of the Incen- Melvin, PLLC Attorneys TATE SOLUTIONS, INC., Badera, Esq., Referee is $66,189.72 plus inter- and easements, if any,
purpose. for Plaintiff, Office and
Coaching and Consult- 4488 Onondaga Boule- County. 4. The Secreta- tive Zoning Project for and JOHN DOE (said est and costs. The to assessments or wa-
ing Organization, LLC. Notice of Formation of vard, Syracuse, New ry of State is designat- the Whispering Oaks P.O. Address: 217 name being fictitious it NOTICE OF SALE Index Premises will be sold ter charges not a lien
Articles of Organization Fiddlehead Stables York 13219. Purpose: ed as the agent of the Subdivision - Section 4 South Salina Street Syr- being the intention of No.: 2015EF5241 Prop- subject to provisions of upon the property, to
filed with the Secretary LLC. Articles of Organi- any business permitted limited liability compa- for the year 2016. acuse, New York the Plaintiff to desig- erty Address: 509 Row- the aforesaid Judgment violations, zoning regu-
of State of New York zation filed with the under law. ny upon whom process PLEASE TAKE FURTHER 13202 Publication nate any and all per- land Street, Syracuse, of Foreclosure and lations, prior liens of re-
(SSNY) on May 12th, Secretary of State of against it may be NOTICE that the envi- dates: June 9, 2016; sons in possession of New York SUPREME Sale; Index # cord, if any, and ordi-
2016. Office location: New York (SSNY) on Notice of Formation of served. The post office ronmental significance June 16, 2016; June 23, the premises being COURT OF THE STATE 2728/2014. If the sale nances of the city,
County of Onondaga. 3/2/2016. Office loca- LLC. PurHoldings, LLC address within or with- of said proposed Local 2016; and June 30, foreclosed), Defend- OF NEW YORK COUNTY is set aside for any rea- town or village in
SSNY is designated as tion: County of Ononda- (LLC) filed Arts. of Org. out the State to which Law will be reviewed 2016 ants. Pursuant to a OF ONONDAGA DAVID son, the Purchaser at which said premises
agent of LLC upon ga. SSNY is designated with Secy. of State of the Department of by the Town Board of Judgment of Foreclo- NACAMULI, Plaintiff, - the sale shall be enti- lie, to leases, tenancies
whom process may be as agent of LLC upon NY (SSNY) on State shall mail a copy the Town of Lysander sure and Sale dated against- BV CAPITAL tled only to a return of and occupancies, and
served. SSNY shall mail whom process may be 05/24/2016. Office lo- of any process served incident to and as a May 2, 2016 and en- GROUP, LLC, and JOHN the deposit paid. The to other charges and
copy of process to: 801 served. SSNY shall mail cation: Onondaga Coun- against it is c/o LLC, part of said public hear- NOTICE OF SALE: In- tered in Onondaga DOE (said name being Purchaser shall have liens with priority over
Tulip Street, Liverpool, copy of process to: ty. SSNY designated as 4827 McDonald Road, ing. Copies of said pro- dex No: 2012-3062 County Clerks Office fictitious it being the in- no further recourse plaintiffs mortgage.
New York 13088. Pur- 2252 Ridge Rd, Fabius, agent of the LLC upon Syracuse, New York posed Incentive Zoning Property Address: Mar- on May 9, 2016 (the tention of the Plaintiff against the Mortgagor, Jesse P. Ryder, Esq.,
pose: any lawful pur- NY 13063. Purpose: whom process may be 13215. 5. The purpose Project Narrative are iners Landing, Section "Judgment"), I, the un- to designate any and the Mortgagee or the Referee Judgment
pose. any lawful purpose. served and SSNY shall of the business of the available for review at 5, Part of Lot 46, Cice- dersigned Referee, du- all persons in posses- Mortgagees attorney. Amount: $179,878.89
mail process to the LLC limited liability compa- the office of the Town ro, NY 13039. SU- ly appointed in this ac- sion of the premises Adam P. Tyksinski, Michael Jablonski, Esq.
Notice of Formation of Notice of Formation of at c/o PurEnergy I, LLC, ny is to engage in any Clerk. By order of the PREME COURT OF THE tion for such purpose, being foreclosed), De- Esq., Referee. Leopold Woods Oviatt Gilman
Angela DAmico Circle HOGAN DRS, LLC. Arts. 4488 Onondaga Boule- lawful act or activity Town Board of the STATE OF NEW YORK will expose for sale fendants. Pursuant to a & Associates, PLLC, 80 LLP Plaintiffs Attorney
of Life Master Empow- of Org. filed with Secy. vard, Syracuse, New for which limited liabili- Town of Lysander, dat- COUNTY OF ONONDA- and sell at public auc- Judgment of Foreclo- Business Park Drive, 700 Crossroads Build-
erment Coaching Serv- of State of NY (SSNY) York 13219. Purpose: ty companies may be ed June 13, 2016. GA. ORCHARD EARTH tion to the highest bid- sure and Sale dated Suite 110, Armonk, NY ing, 2 State St. Roches-
ices, LLC. Articles of Or- on 5/4/16. Office loca- any business permitted organized under appli- Town of Lysander Dina & PIPE CORPORATION, der on the second floor May 2, 2016 and en- 10504 Dated: ter, New York 14614
ganization filed with tion: Onondaga Coun- under law. cable law. Falcone, Town Clerk Plaintiff, against LAKE- of the Onondaga Coun- tered in Onondaga 5/10/2016 GNS Tel: 585.987.2800
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NOTICE OF SALE IN cessors in interest, all land, with the buildings
FORECLOSURE STATE of whom and whose and improvements
OF NEW YORK SU- names and places of erected, situate, lying
PREME COURT COUN- residences are un- and being in the City of
TY OF ONONDAGA known to Plaintiff, et Syracuse, Onondaga
WELLS FARGO BANK, al., Defendant(s) Pur- County, and State of
N.A., SUCCESSOR BY suant to a Judgment of New York, Section
MERGER TO WELLS Foreclosure and Sale 020., Block 16, Lot
FARGO HOME MORT- duly dated 3-21-2016 I, 02.0. Approximate
GAGE, INC. FKA NORW- the undersigned Refer- amount of judgment
EST MORTGAGE, INC., ee will sell at public $75,824.19 plus inter-
Plaintiff, v. HENRY L. auction at the Second est and costs. Prem-
HEDGES, III, et al., De- Floor of the Onondaga ises will be sold sub-
fendants. PLEASE TAKE County Courthouse, ject to provisions of
NOTICE THAT In pursu- 401 Montgomery filed Judgment for In-
ance of a Judgment of Street, Syracuse, New dex #2014-1968. Jo-
Foreclosure and Sale York, in the public seph G. Rodak, Esq.,
entered in the office of meeting area located Referee Gross Polowy,
the County Clerk of outside the main en- LLC Attorney for Plain-
Onondaga County on trance of the Ononda- tiff 1775 Wehrle Drive,
April 3, 2015, I, the Ref- ga County Clerks Of- Suite 100 Williamsville,
eree named in said fice on 6-24-2016 at NY 14221
Judgment, will sell in 9:00AM, premises
one parcel at public known as 7905 John NOTICE OF SALE SU-
auction on June 24, Huss Avenue, Bridge- PREME COURT COUN-
2016 at the Second port, NY 13030. All that TY OF ONONDAGA
Floor of the Onondaga certain plot piece or HSBC Bank USA, Na-
County Courthouse, parcel of land, with the tional Association, as
401 Montgomery buildings and improve- Trustee for ACE Securi-
Street, in the City of ments erected, situate, ties Corp. Home Equity
Syracuse, County of lying and being in the Loan Trust, Series
Onondaga, State of Town of Cicero, County 2005-HE7, Asset
New York, at 10:00 of Onondaga and State Backed Pass-Through
A.M., the premises de- of New York, SECTION: Certificates, Plaintiff
scribed as follows: 223 069, BLOCK: 03, LOT: AGAINST Denise Vinal
Brattle Road Syracuse, 16.0. Approximate a/k/a Denise D. Vinal;
NY 13203 SBL No.: amount of judgment Richard Vinal a/k/a Ri-
014.-08-10.0 ALL THAT $79,765.02 plus inter- chard J. Vinal; et al.,
TRACT OR PARCEL OF est and costs. Prem- Defendant(s) Pursuant
LAND situate in the ises will be sold sub- to a Judgment of Fore-
City of Syracuse, Coun- ject to provisions of closure and Sale duly
ty of Onondaga, and filed Judgment Index#: dated April 12, 2016 I,
State of New York The 1403/2014. Michael the undersigned Refer-
premises are sold sub- Root, Esq., Referee ee will sell at public
ject to the provisions Frenkel Lambert Weiss auction at the 2nd floor
of the filed judgment, Weisman & Gordon, lobby of the Onondaga
Index No. 6821/2009, LLP 53 Gibson Street County Courthouse,
any state of facts an ac- Bay Shore, NY 11706 401 Montgomery
curate survey and in- 01-071854-F00 Street, Syracuse, NY
spection of the prem- on July 11, 2016 at
ises may disclose, to NOTICE OF SALE SU- 9:00AM, premises
covenants, restrictions PREME COURT COUN- known as 1108 Corn-
and easements, if any, TY OF ONONDAGA, flower Way, a/k/a 1108
to assessments or wa- BANK OF AMERICA, Cornflower Way North,
ter charges not a lien N.A., Plaintiff, vs. EARL East Syracuse, NY
upon the property, to HECKMAN A/K/A EARL 13057. All that certain
violations, zoning regu- HECKMAN, III, MARIE plot piece or parcel of
lations, prior liens of re- HECKMAN, ET AL., land, with the buildings
cord, if any, and ordi- Defendant(s). Pursuant and improvements
nances of the city, to a Judgment of Fore- erected, situate, lying
town or village in closure and Sale duly and being in the Town
which said premises filed on August 05, of Manlius, County of
lie, to leases, tenancies 2015, I, the under- Onondaga and State of
and occupancies, and signed Referee will sell NY, Section: 067 Block:
to other charges and at public auction at the 06 Lot: 04.0. Approxi-
liens with priority over Second Floor of the mate amount of judg-
plaintiffs mortgage. Onondaga County ment $439,968.56 plus
Gregory A. Scicchitano, Courthouse, public interest and costs.
Esq., Referee Judg- meeting area located Premises will be sold
ment Amount: outside the main en- subject to provisions of
filed Judgment Index#
$227,542.60 Michael Ja- trance of the Ononda-
blonski, Esq. Woods ga County Clerks Of- 2013-6118. Michelle B.
Schneider, Esq., Refer-
Oviatt Gilman LLP Plain- fice, 401 Montgomery
tiffs Attorney 700 Street, Syracuse, NY ee Shapiro, DiCaro &
Barak, LLC Attorney(s)
Crossroads Building, 2 on July 06, 2016 at
State St. Rochester, 10:00 a.m., premises for the Plaintiff 175
Mile Crossing Boule-
New York 14614 Tel: known as 120 Woods
585.987.2800 Avenue South and no vard Rochester, New
York 14624 (877) 759-
number Gaynor Ave-
nue, Syracuse, NY. All 1835 Dated: May 6,
2016 #88496
NOTICE OF SALE SU- that certain plot, piece
PREME COURT COUN- or parcel of land, with
NOTICE OF SALE SU-
TY OF JEFFERSON the buildings and im- PREME COURT COUN-
WELLS FARGO BANK, provements thereon
TY OF ONONDAGA
N.A., Plaintiff AGAINST erected, situate, lying
John Palamountain, et and being in the Town
MidFirst Bank, Plaintiff
AGAINST Erich R.
al., Defendant(s) Pur- of Salina, County of Gressel, Jennifer
suant to a Judgment of Onondaga and State of Gressel, et al., Defen-
Foreclosure and Sale New York, Section 69, dant(s) Pursuant to a
duly dated April 14, Block 14 and Lot 14.0 Judgment of Foreclo-
2016 I, the under- and 03.0. Premises will sure and Sale duly dat-
signed Referee will sell be sold subject to provi- ed 3-15-2016 I, the un-
at public auction at the sions of filed Judgment dersigned Referee will
Front Vestibule of the Index # 798/14. Mi- sell at public auction at
Jefferson County Court chael Kerwin, Esq., Ref- the Second Floor of
Complex, Arsenal eree Berkman, the Onondaga County
Street, City of Water- Henoch, Peterson, Courthouse, 401 Mont-
town, New York in the Peddy & Fenchel, P.C., gomery Street, Syra-
public meeting area lo- 100 Garden City Plaza, cuse, New York, in the
cated outside the main Garden City, NY 11530, public meeting area lo-
entrance of the Jeffer- Attorneys for Plaintiff cated outside the main
son County Clerks Of- entrance of the Onon-
fice, on July 15, 2016 at NOTICE OF SALE SU- daga County Clerks Of-
10:00AM, premises PREME COURT COUN- fice on 7-1-2016 at
known as 150 NORTH TY OF ONONDAGA 1:00PM, premises
MAIN STREET, BLACK Bank of New York Mel- known as 108 Patricia
RIVER, NY 13612. All lon, f/k/a Bank of New Lane, North Syracuse
that certain plot piece York, as Trustee, on be- a/k/a N Syracuse, NY
or parcel of land, with half of the registered 13212. All that certain
the buildings and im- holders of Alternative plot piece or parcel of
provements erected, Loan Trust 2006-OC5, land, with the buildings
situate, lying and being Mortgage Pass-
and improvements
in the Village of Black Through Certificates
erected, situate, lying
River, Town of LeRay, Series 2006-OC5, Plain- and being in the Town
County of Jefferson, tiff AGAINST Jeanette of Cicero, County of
and State of New York, Dyer, if living and if any Onondaga and State of
SECTION 75.57, BLOCK be dead, any and all New York, SECTION:
1, LOT 11. Approximate persons who are spous- 023, BLOCK: 11, LOT:
amount of judgment es, widows, grantees, 05.0. Approximate
$262,132.37 plus inter- mortgagees, lienor,
amount of judgment
est and costs. Prem- heirs, devisees,
$65,388.73 plus inter-
ises will be sold sub- distributees, or succes- est and costs. Prem-
ject to provisions of sors in interest of such ises will be sold sub-
filed Judgment for of the above as may be ject to provisions of
Index# 2015-0542. dead, and their spous- filed Judgment Index#:
Mark G. Gebo, Esq., es, heirs, devisees, 72/2015. Neil M.
Referee Gross Polowy, distributees and suc- Gingold, Esq., Referee
LLC Attorney for Plain- cessors in interest, all Frenkel Lambert Weiss
tiff 1775 Wehrle Drive, of whom and whose Weisman & Gordon,
Suite 100 Williamsville, names and places of LLP 53 Gibson Street
residences are un-
NY 14221 Bay Shore, NY 11706
known to Plaintiff, et
al., Defendant(s) Pur- 01-074340-F00
NOTICE OF SALE Index suant to a Judgment of
NOTICE OF SALE SU-
No.: 2015EF5239 Prop- Foreclosure and Sale
erty Address: 314-316 duly dated 3-21-2016 I, PREME COURT COUN-
Grant Ave, Syracuse, the undersigned Refer- TY OF ONONDAGA
M&T Bank, Plaintiff
New York SUPREME ee will sell at public
COURT OF THE STATE auction at the Second AGAINST Leonard J.
OF NEW YORK COUNTY Floor of the Onondaga Zappala, et al.,
OF ONONDAGA DAVID County Defendant(s) Pursuant
NACAMULI, EQUITY 401
Courthouse, to a Judgment of Fore-
Montgomery
TRUST COMPANY CUS- Street, Syracuse, New closure and Sale duly
TODIAN, F/B/O David York, in the public dated 4-5-2016 I, the
C. Nacamuli, IRA Ac- meeting area located undersigned Referee
count Z142802, TRAVIS outside the main en- will sell at public auc-
BRITT, EQUITY TRUST trance of the Ononda- tion at the Second
COMPANY CUSTODI- ga County Clerks Of- Floor of the Onondaga
AN, F/B/O Travis Britt, fice on 6-23-2016 at County Courthouse, in
IRA Account Z146807, 10:00AM, the public meeting
Plaintiffs, -against- BV known as 152 Lilac
premises area located outside
the main entrance of
CAPITAL GROUP, LLC, Street, Syracuse, NY
and JOHN DOE (said 13208. All that certain the Onondaga County
Clerks Office, 401
name being fictitious it plot piece or parcel of
being the intention of land, with the buildings Montgomery Street,
the Plaintiff to desig- and Syracuse, New York on
improvements
nate any and all per- erected, situate, lying 6-27-2016 at 12:30PM,
sons in possession of and being in the City of premises known as
the premises being Syracuse 7329 Eastman Road,
(formerly North Syracuse, NY
foreclosed), Defend- Town of Salina), Coun-
ants. Pursuant to a ty of Onondaga and 13212. All that certain
Judgment of Foreclo- State of New York, SEC- plot piece or parcel of
sure and Sale dated TION: 009., BLOCK: 02, land, with the buildings
May 2, 2016 and en- LOT: 39.0. Approximate and improvements
tered in Onondaga amount of judgment erected, situate, lying
County Clerks Office $93,893.93 plus inter- and being in the Town
on May 9, 2016 (the est and costs. Prem- of Cicero, County of
"Judgment"), I, the un- ises will be sold sub- Onondaga and State of
dersigned Referee, du- ject to provisions of New York, SBL: 055.-
ly appointed in this ac- filed Judgment Index#: 03-04.0. Approximate
tion for such purpose, 6611/2013. amount of judgment
will expose for sale LeBaudy, Esq., Referee
Diego $74,363.33 plus inter-
est and costs. Prem-
and sell at public auc- Frenkel Lambert Weiss
tion to the highest bid- Weisman & Gordon, ises will be sold sub-
der on the second floor LLP 53 Gibson Street ject to provisions of
filed Judgment Index#:
of the Onondaga Coun- Bay Shore, NY 11706
ty Courthouse, located 01-043367-F01 2015-766. David H.
Neff, Esq., Referee
at 401 Montgomery
Street, Syracuse, New NOTICE OF SALE SU- Schiller & Knapp 950
New Loudon Road,
York, on June 28, 2016 PREME COURT COUN-
at 10:30 a.m., the TY OF ONONDAGA FED- Suite 109 Latham, NY
12110 15-10295
mortgaged premises lo- ERAL NATIONAL MORT-
cated at 314-316 Grant GAGE
ASSOCIATION NOTICE OF SALE SU-
Ave, Syracuse, New ("FANNIE MAE"), A PREME COURT COUN-
York, Tax Map Id. No.: CORPORATION ORGAN- TY OF ONONDAGA
088.-09-13.0 all as di- IZED AND EXISTING UN- NATIONSTAR MORT-
rected in and by said DER THE LAWS OF THE GAGE LLC D/B/A CHAM-
Judgment. Approxi- UNITED STATES OF PION MORTGAGE COM-
mate amount of the AMERICA, Plaintiff PANY, Plaintiff
Judgment is AGAINST KIRK KLEIN, AGAINST Bertram Far-
$113,044.64 plus inter- JEANNETTE LEA KLEIN, rell, et al., Defendant(s)
est and costs. Dated: et al., Defendant(s) Pur- Pursuant to a Judg-
May 26, 2016 s/William suant to a Judgment of ment of Foreclosure
L. Balduf, Esq., Referee Foreclosure and Sale and Sale duly dated
duly dated November March 15, 2016 I, the
NOTICE OF SALE SU- 24, 2015 I, the under- undersigned Referee
PREME COURT COUN- signed Referee will sell will sell at public auc-
TY OF ONONDAGA at public auction at the tion at the West lobby,
Bank of America, N.A., West lobby, 2nd Floor, 2nd Floor, Onondaga
Plaintiff AGAINST Patri- Onondaga County County Courthouse,
cia M. Bogett, Richard Courthouse, 401 Mont- 401 Montgomery
E. Bogett if living and if gomery Street, Syra- Street, Syracuse NY, in
he be dead, any and all cuse, New York, in the the public meeting
persons who are public meeting area lo- area located outside
spouses, widows, cated outside the main the main entrance of
grantees, mortgagees, entrance of the County the Onondaga County
lienor, heirs, devisees, Clerks Office, on July Clerks Office, on June
distributees, or succes- 18, 2016 at 9:30AM, 24, 2016 at 9:30AM,
sors in interest of such premises known as premises known as
of the above as may be 104-106 Mariposa 1814 WARNERS ROAD,
dead, and their spous- Street, Syracuse, NY VAN BUREN, NY 13164.
es, heirs, devisees, 13206. All that certain All that certain plot
distributees and suc- plot piece or parcel of piece or parcel of land,
p pp y p
with the buildings and mate amount of judg- acuse, NY 13057. All
improvements erected, ment $292,265.96 plus that certain plot piece
situate, lying and being interest and costs. or parcel of land, with
in the Town of VAN BU- Premises will be sold the buildings and im-
REN, County of Ononda- subject to provisions of provements erected,
ga, State of New York, filed Judgment Index# situate, lying and being
SECTION 47, BLOCK 3, 2014-844. Jeffrey in the Town of Manlius,
LOT 37. Approximate DeRoberts, Esq, Refer- County of Onondaga
amount of judgment ee Shapiro, DiCaro & and State of NY, Sec-
$79,151.50 plus inter- Barak, LLC Attorney(s) tion 078.4 Block 01 Lot
est and costs. Prem- for the Plaintiff 175 07.0. Approximate
ises will be sold sub- Mile Crossing Boule- amount of judgment
ject to provisions of vard Rochester, New $149,114.49 plus inter-
filed Judgment for York 14624 (877) 759- est and costs. Prem-
Index# 2015-612. Ri- 1835 Dated: April 29, ises will be sold sub-
chard H. Jarvis Esq., 2016- #88444 ject to provisions of
Referee Gross Polowy, filed Judgment Index#
LLC Attorney for Plain- NOTICE OF SALE SU- 2015-847. John S.
tiff 1775 Wehrle Drive, PREME COURT COUN- Crisafulli, Esq., Referee
Suite 100 Williamsville, TY OF ONONDAGA Ur- Shapiro, DiCaro
NY 14221 ban Financial of Ameri- Barak, LLC Attorney(s)
ca, LLC F/K/A/ Urban Fi- for the Plaintiff 175
NOTICE OF SALE SU- nancial Group, Inc., Mile Crossing Boule-
PREME COURT COUN- Plaintiff AGAINST Wal- vard Rochester, New
TY OF ONONDAGA ter C. Otis, Secretary of York 14624 (877) 759-
Nationstar Mortgage Housing and Urban De- 1835 Dated: April 19,
LLC, Plaintiff AGAINST velopment, Mark W. 2016- #88337
Henry F. Lucio a/k/a Otis, as Executor of
Henry F. Lucio II; et al., The Estate of Walter C. NOTICE OF SALE SU-
Defendant(s) Pursuant Otis, et al., PREME COURT COUN-
to a Judgment of Fore- Defendant(s) Pursuant TY OF ONONDAGA
closure and Sale duly to a Judgment of Fore- Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.,
dated April 15, 2016 I, closure and Sale duly Plaintiff AGAINST Nor-
the undersigned Refer- dated 7-29-2015 I, the man D. Boyd; Julie E.
ee will sell at public undersigned Referee Boyd; et al.,
auction in the public will sell at public auc- Defendant(s) Pursuant
meeting area located tion at the 2nd Floor of to a Judgment of Fore-
outside the main en- the Onondaga County closure and Sale duly
trance of the Ononda- Courthouse, Public dated March 29, 2016
ga County Clerks Office Meeting Area Located I, the undersigned Ref-
on July 15, 2016 at Outside the Entrance eree will sell at public
10:00AM, premises of the Onondaga Coun- auction at the West
known as 8874 ty Clerks Office, 401 Lobby, 2nd floor Onon-
Lombardi Drive, Cicero, Montgomery Street, daga County Court-
NY 13039. All that cer- Syracuse, New York on house, 401 Montgom-
tain plot piece or par- 6-23-2016 at 9:30AM, ery Street, Syracuse,
cel of land, with the premises known as NY on July 12, 2016 at
buildings and improve- 104 Gillis Avenue, Liver- 10:00AM, premises
ments erected, situate, pool, NY 13088. All known as 101 Linda
lying and being in the that certain plot piece Rd, N Syracuse, NY
Town of Cicero, County or parcel of land, with 13212. All that certain
of Onondaga and State the buildings and im- plot piece or parcel of
of NY, Section 082. provements erected, land, with the buildings
Block 09 Lot 05.0. Ap- situate, lying and being and improvements
proximate amount of in the Town of Salina, erected, situate, lying
judgment $312,566.11 County of Onondaga and being in the Town
plus interest and costs. and State of New York, of Clay, County of
Premises will be sold SECTION: 090., BLOCK: Onondaga and State of
subject to provisions of 03, LOT: 12.0. Approxi- NY, Section: 101 Block:
filed Judgment Index# mate amount of judg- 03 Lot: 12.0. Approxi-
2015-935. Edward J. ment $101,630.51 plus mate amount of judg-
Izyk, Esq., Referee Sha- interest and costs. ment $58,686.45 plus
piro, DiCaro & Barak, Premises will be sold interest and costs.
LLC Attorney(s) for the subject to provisions of Premises will be sold
Plaintiff 175 Mile Cross- filed Judgment Index subject to provisions of
ing Boulevard Roches- #6806/2012. Thomas filed Judgment Index#
ter, New York 14624 B. Mafrici, Esq., Refer- 6559/12. Elizabeth C.
(877) 759-1835 Dated: ee Frenkel Lambert Fran, Esq., Referee Sha-
May 17, 2016 #88552 Weiss Weisman & Gor- piro, DiCaro & Barak,
don, LLP 53 Gibson LLC Attorney(s) for the
NOTICE OF SALE SU- Street Bay Shore, NY
PREME COURT COUN- 11706 01-058394-F00 Plaintiff 175 Mile Cross-
ing Boulevard Roches-
TY OF ONONDAGA
Nationstar Mortgage NOTICE OF SALE SU- ter, New York 14624
(877) 759-1835 Dated:
LLC, Plaintiff AGAINST PREME COURT COUN-
Nancy Comerinsky TY OF ONONDAGA April 22, 2016- #88364
a/k/a Nancy J. WELLS FARGO BANK, NOTICE OF SALE SU-
Comerinsky a/k/a Nan- N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR PREME COURT COUN-
cy J. Jensen; et al., WAMU MORTGAGE TY OF ONONDAGA
Defendant(s) Pursuant PASS-THROUGH CERTIF- WELLS FARGO BANK,
to a Judgment of Fore- ICATES SERIES 2004- N.A., Plaintiff AGAINST
closure and Sale duly PR2 TRUST Plaintiff. -
Todd A. Besanson,
dated March 21, 2016 Against- KATHRYN Defendant(s) Pursuant
I, the undersigned Ref- CIOCI, AS ADMINIS- to a Judgment of Fore-
eree will sell at public TRATRIX OF THE ES- closure and Sale duly
auction on the 2nd TATE
OF VINCENT dated February 26,
floor Onondaga County CIOCI A/K/A VINCENT 2016 I, the under-
Courthouse, 401 Mont- F. CIOCI, et al., Defend- signed Referee will sell
gomery Street, Syra- ants. Pursuant to a at public auction at the
cuse, NY on July 13, judgment of foreclo- West lobby, 2nd Floor,
2016 at 10:00AM, sure and sale granted Onondaga County
premises known as on or about May 9, Courthouse, 401 Mont-
1015 Willis Avenue, Syr- 2016. I the under- gomery Street, Syra-
acuse, NY 13204. All signed Referee will sell cuse, New York in the
that certain plot piece at public auction at the public meeting area lo-
or parcel of land, with Second Floor of the cated outside the main
the buildings and im- Onondaga County entrance of the Onon-
provements erected, Courthouse, 401 Mont- daga County Clerks Of-
situate, lying and being gomery Street, Syra- fice on June 23, 2016
in the City of Syracuse, cuse NY on July 11, at 9:10AM, premises
County of Onondaga 2016 at 2:00 pm. Prem- known as 208 EAST
and State of NY, Sec- ises known as: 1954 DARLINGTON ROAD,
tion 112. Block 02 Lot Amnaste Lane, Marcel- SYRACUSE, NY 13208.
23.0. Approximate lus, New York 13108 All that certain plot
amount of judgment Section 21 Block 3 Lot piece or parcel of land,
$44,042.49 plus inter- 15 ALL that tract or par- with the buildings and
est and costs. Prem- cel of land, situate, ly- improvements erected,
ises will be sold sub- ing and being in the situate, lying and being
ject to provisions of town of Skaneateles in the Town of Salina,
filed Judgment Index# (formerly Town of County of Onondaga
2015-110. Pamela R. Marcellus), County of and State of New York,
Eisenberg, Esq., Refer- Onondaga, State of SECTION 071., BLOCK
ee Shapiro, DiCaro & New York, as more par- 13, LOT 20.0. Approxi-
Barak, LLC Attorney(s) ticularly described in mate amount of judg-
for the Plaintiff 175 the judgment of fore- ment $97,745.59 plus
Mile Crossing Boule- closure and sale. Said interest and costs.
vard Rochester, New premises will be sold Premises will be sold
York 14624 (877) 759- subject to all terms subject to provisions of
1835 Dated: May 3, and conditions con- filed Judgment for
2016- #88484 tained within said Judg- Index# 2015-258. Tho-
ment and Terms of mas J. Cerio, Esq., Ref-
NOTICE OF SALE SU- Sale. Approximate eree Gross Polowy, LLC
PREME COURT COUN- Amount of Judgment: Attorney for Plaintiff
TY OF ONONDAGA $447,530.04 plus inter- 1775 Wehrle Drive,
OCWEN LOAN SERVIC- est and costs. Index Suite 100 Williamsville,
ING, LLC, Plaintiff. - No.: 2014-780 Andrew NY 14221
Against- DENNIS S. Mecca, Esq. REFEREE
DORITY A/K/A DENNIS McCabe, Weisberg & NOTICE OF SALE SU-
DORITY, et al., Defend- Conway, P.C., Attorney PREME COURT COUN-
ants. Pursuant to a for Plaintiff 145 Hugue- TY OF ONONDAGA
judgment of foreclo- not Street, Suite 210 WELLS FARGO FINAN-
sure and sale granted New Rochelle, New CIAL CREDIT SERVICES
on or about November York 10801 Dated: May NEW YORK, INC., Plain-
6, 2015. I the under- 25, 2016 tiff AGAINST Patricia
signed Referee will sell Wild, Fred S. Wild, et
at public auction at the NOTICE OF SALE SU- al., Defendant(s) Pur-
Second Floor of the PREME COURT COUN- suant to a Judgment of
Onondaga County TY OF ONONDAGA Foreclosure and Sale
Courthouse, 401 Mont- Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., duly dated April 13,
gomery Street, Syra- Plaintiff AGAINST Eric J. 2016 I, the under-
cuse NY on July 12, LaChance; Shannon signed Referee will sell
2016 at 10:00 am. Marie Crossman a/k/a at public auction at the
Premises known as: Shannon Marie West lobby, 2nd Floor,
3863 Pintail Path, Liver- LaChance; et al., Onondaga County
pool, New York 13090 Defendant(s) Pursuant Courthouse, 401 Mont-
Section: 054 Block: 15 to a Judgment of Fore- gomery Street, Syra-
Lot: 40 ALL that certain closure and Sale duly cuse, New York in the
plot piece or parcel of dated March 29, 2016, public meeting area lo-
land, with the buildings I, the undersigned Ref- cated outside the main
and improvements eree will sell at public entrance of the Onon-
thereon erected, sit- auction at the 2nd floor daga County Clerks Of-
uate, lying and being in of the Onondaga Coun- fice, on June 27, 2016
the town of Clay, Coun- ty Courthouse, 401 at 10:00AM, premises
ty of Onondaga, State Montgomery Street, known as 22 Belle-
of New York, as more Syracuse, NY on July wood Circle, North Syr-
particularly described 13, 2016 at 9:00AM, acuse, NY 13212. All
in the judgment of fore- premises known as that certain plot piece
closure and sale. Said 7826 Areopagitica Ave, or parcel of land, with
premises will be sold Bridgeport, NY 13030. the buildings and im-
subject to all terms All that certain plot provements erected,
and conditions con- piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being
tained within said Judg- with the buildings and in the Town of Cicero,
ment and Terms of improvements erected, County of Onondaga
Sale. Approximate situate, lying and being and State of New York,
Amount of Judgment: in the Town of Cicero, SECTION 026., BLOCK
$101,661.60 plus inter- County of Onondaga 01, LOT 04.0. Approxi-
est and costs. Index and State of NY, Sec- mate amount of judg-
No.: 4130/13 John tion: 68 Block: 03 Lot: ment $76,062.34 plus
Cirando, Esq. REFEREE 23.0. Approximate interest and costs.
McCabe, Weisberg & amount of judgment Premises will be sold
Conway, P.C., Attorney $51,533.82 plus inter- subject to provisions of
for Plaintiff 145 Hugue- est and costs. Prem- filed Judgment for
not Street, Suite 210 ises will be sold sub- Index# 2015-1053.
New Rochelle, New ject to provisions of Francis D. Price, Esq.,
York 10801 Dated: May filed Judgment Index# Referee Gross Polowy,
10, 2016 855/13. Thomas Cerio, LLC Attorney for Plain-
Esq., Referee Shapiro, tiff 1775 Wehrle Drive,
NOTICE OF SALE SU- DiCaro & Barak, LLC Suite 100 Williamsville,
PREME COURT COUN- Attorney(s)
for the NY 14221
TY OF ONONDAGA PHH Plaintiff 175 Mile Cross-
Mortgage Corporation, ing Boulevard Roches- NOTICE OF SALE SU-
Plaintiff AGAINST Troy ter, New York 14624 PREME COURT COUN-
Frymier a/k/a Troy M. (877) 759-1835 Dated: TY OF ONONDAGA, WIL-
Frymier; et al., April 29, 2016- #88440 MINGTON SAVINGS
Defendant(s) Pursuant FUND SOCIETY, FSB,
to a Judgment of Fore- NOTICE OF SALE SU- DOING BUSINESS AS
closure and Sale duly PREME COURT COUN- CHRISTIANA TRUST,
dated April 13, 2016 I, TY OF ONONDAGA NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL
the undersigned Refer- Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., CAPACITY BUT SOLELY
ee will sell at public Plaintiff AGAINST Janet AS LEGAL TITLE TRUST-
auction at the Second Bogdan, as Co- EE FOR BRONZE CREEK
Floor of the Onondaga Executor of the Estate TITLE TRUST 2013-
County Courthouse, of Margaret Hanousek NPL1, Plaintiff, vs. KEN-
401 Montgomery a/k/a Margaret C. NETH J. MATHIAS
Street, Syracuse NY in Hanousek; Mark A/K/A KENNETH MA-
the public meeting Petitte, as Co-Executor THIAS; TRINA MA-
area located outside of the Estate of Margar- THIAS, ET AL., Defen-
the main entrance of et Hanousek a/k/a Mar- dant(s). Pursuant to a
the Onondaga County garet C. Hanousek; et Judgment of Foreclo-
Clerk Office on July 12, al., Defendant(s) Pur- sure and Sale duly filed
2016 at 10:00AM, suant to a Judgment of on May 03, 2016, I, the
premises known as Foreclosure and Sale undersigned Referee
6824 Jayhawk Circle, duly dated December will sell at public auc-
Baldwinsville, NY 21, 2015 I, the under- tion at the Second
13027. All that certain signed Referee will sell Floor of the Onondaga
plot piece or parcel of at public auction in the County Courthouse,
land, with the buildings West lobby, 2nd Floor, public meeting area lo-
and improvements Onondaga County cated outside the main
erected, situate, lying Courthouse, 401 Mont- entrance of the Onon-
and being in the City of gomery Street, Syra- daga County Clerks Of-
Lysander, County of cuse NY on June 27, fice, 401 Montgomery
Onondaga and State of 2016 at 10:00AM, Street, Syracuse, NY
NY, Section: 77 Block: premises known as 69 on July 20, 2016 at
12 Lot: 17. Approxi- Midlake Circle, East Syr- 10:00 a.m., premises
y
known as 401 Edge- June 30, 2016 at 9:30 the public meeting chael Sullivan, all as
rton Street, Minoa, NY. am. Premises known area located outside possible Heirs to the Es-
All that certain plot, as 805 ELM ST, ROME, the main entrance of tate of Patricia A. Sulli-
piece or parcel of land, NY 13440 Section: the Onondaga County van, Deceased, et al
with the buildings and 223.019 Block: 0001 Clerks Office On July Defendants Attorney
improvements thereon Lot: 007 ALL THAT 19, 2016 at 10:00 am. for Plaintiff(s) Fein,
erected, situate, lying TRACT OR PARCEL OF Premises known as Such & Crane, LLP 28
and being in the Town LAND, situate in the 618 W Manlius Street East Main Street, Suite
of Manlius, County of City of Rome, County East, Syracuse, NY 1800, Rochester, NY
Onondaga and State of of Oneida and State of 13057 Section: 001 14614 Attorney (s) for
New York, Section 2, New York being part of Block: 11 Lot: 11.0 ALL Plaintiff (s). Pursuant to
Block 5 and Lot 2. Ap- Lot No. 54 on the Plot THAT TRACT OF PAR- a Judgment of Foreclo-
proximate amount of of lands made by Wil- CEL OF LAND, situate sure and Sale Entered
judgment is liam Jarvis of the lands in the Town of Dewitt, April 26th, 2016 I will
$154,058.97 plus inter- of John B. Jarvis. ALSO, County of Onondaga sell at Public Auction
est and costs. Prem- ALL THAT TRACT OR and State of New York, to the highest bidder at
ises will be sold sub- PARCEL OF LAND sit- known and distinguish- the Second Floor of
ject to provisions of uate in the City of ed as part of Lot No. 1 the Onondaga Court-
filed Judgment Index # Rome, County of Onei- in Block No. 106 in The house, 401 Montgom-
& 1747/14. Thomas Mur- da and State of New Village of East Syra- ery Street, Syracuse,
phy, Esq., Referee York. As more particu- cuse, according to an NY 13202 on July 21st,
Knuckles, Komosinski larly described in the amended map of the 2016 at 10:00 a.m.
& Manfro, LLP, 565 judgment of foreclo- Brayton Tract filed in Premises known as
Taxter Road, Ste. 590, sure and sale. Sold sub- Onondaga County 106 Wells Avenue East,
Elmsford, NY 10523, At- ject to all of the terms Clerks Office in March North Syracuse, NY
torneys for Plaintiff and conditions con- 1886. As more particu- 13212. Sec 010. Block
tained in said judgment larly described in the 01 Lot 04.0. All that
NOTICE OF SALE SU- and terms of sale. Ap- judgment of foreclo- Tract or Parcel of Land
PREME COURT COUN- proximate amount of sure and sale. Sold sub- situate in the Town of
TY OF ONONDAGA, WIL- judgment $68,969.18 ject to all of the terms Clay, County of Onon-
MINGTON SAVINGS plus interest and costs. and conditions con- daga and State of New
FUND SOCIETY, FSB, INDEX NO. CA2015- tained in said judgment York Approximate
DOING BUSINESS AS 002121 Diane Martin and terms of sale. Ap- Amount of Judgment is
CHRISTIANA TRUST, Grande, Esq., REFEREE proximate amount of $64,972.11 plus inter-
NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL judgment $81,085.11 est and costs. Prem-
CAPACITY BUT SOLELY NOTICE OF SALE SU- plus interest and costs. ises will be sold sub-
AS LEGAL TITLE TRUST- PREME COURT ONON- INDEX NO. 2008-9440 ject to provisions of
EE FOR BRONZE CREEK DAGA COUNTY Berk- Wendy Kinsella, Esq., filed Judgment Index
TITLE TRUST 2013- shire Bank S/B/M Bea- REFEREE No 2012-3429. Mara
NPL1, Plaintiff, vs. KEN- con Federal, Plaintiff Wegerski, Esq., Refer-
NETH J. MATHIAS against Kevin M. NOTICE OF SALE SU- ee
A/K/A KENNETH MA- Bohannon, Jennifer L. PREME COURT: ONON-
THIAS; TRINA MA- Singer F/K/A Jennifer L. DAGA COUNTY Federal NOTICE OF SALE SU-
THIAS, ET AL., Defen- Bohannon F/K/A Jenni- National Mortgage As- PREME COURT: ONON-
dant(s). Pursuant to a fer L. Brown, et al De- sociation; Plaintiff(s) vs. DAGA COUNTY
Judgment of Foreclo- fendants Attorney for SUSAN JULIANO; et al; JPMORGAN CHASE
sure and Sale duly filed Plaintiff(s) Fein, Such & Defendant(s) Attorney BANK, NATIONAL ASSO-
on May 03, 2016, I, the Crane, LLP 28 East (s) for Plaintiff (s): CIATION; Plaintiff(s) vs.
undersigned Referee Main Street, Suite ROSICKI, ROSICKI & AS- SHAWNA D COLE; et al;
will sell at public auc- 1800, Rochester, NY SOCIATES, P.C., 2 Sum- Defendant(s) Attorney
tion at the Second 14614 Attorney (s) for mit Court, Suite 301, (s) for Plaintiff (s):
Floor of the Onondaga Plaintiff (s). Pursuant to Fishkill, New York, ROSICKI, ROSICKI & AS-
County Courthouse, a Judgment of Foreclo- 12524, 845.897.1600 SOCIATES, P.C., 2 Sum-
public meeting area lo- sure and Sale Entered Pursuant to judgment mit Court, Suite 301,
cated outside the main September 15th, 2014 I of foreclosure and sale Fishkill, New York,
entrance of the Onon- will sell at Public Auc- granted herein on or 12524, 845.897.1600
daga County Clerks Of- tion to the highest bid- about February 17, Pursuant to judgment
fice, 401 Montgomery der at the Second 2016, I will sell at Pub- of foreclosure and sale
Street, Syracuse, NY Floor of the Onondaga lic Auction to the high- granted herein on or
on July 20, 2016 at County Courthouse on est bidder at on the about February 22,
10:00 a.m., premises July 21st, 2016 at 11:30 Second floor Court- 2016, I will sell at Pub-
known as 401 Edge- a.m. Premises known house, 401 Montgom- lic Auction to the high-
rton Street, Minoa, NY. as 329 Westvale Road, ery Street, Syracuse, est bidder at on the
All that certain plot, Syracuse, NY 13219. NY in the public meet- second floor of the
piece or parcel of land, Sec 45 Block 4 Lot 1. ing area located out- Onondaga county
with the buildings and All that Tract or Parcel side the main entrance Courthouse in the pub-
improvements thereon of Land, situate in the of the Onondaga Coun- lic meeting area locat-
erected, situate, lying Town of Geddes, Coun- ty Clerks Office. On Ju- ed outside the main en-
and being in the Town ty of Onondaga and ly 13, 2016 at 9:00 am. trance of the County
of Manlius, County of State of New York Ap- Premises known as Clerks Office, 401
Onondaga and State of proximate Amount of 176 GREENLAND Montgomery
Street,
New York, Section 2, Judgment is DRIVE, SYRACUSE, NY Syracuse, New York.
Block 5 and Lot 2. Ap- $128,102.64 plus inter- 13208 Section: 11 On June 28, 2016 at
proximate amount of est and costs. Prem- Block: 10 Lot: 54 ALL 10:30 am. Premises
judgment is ises will be sold sub- that certain plot, piece known as 74 Elm St.,
$154,058.97 plus inter- ject to provisions of or parcel of land, with Camillus, NY 13031
est and costs. Prem- filed Judgment Index the buildings and im- Section: 027 Block: 01
ises will be sold sub- No 2014-625. Francis provements thereon Lot: 16.2 ALL THAT
ject to provisions of Hunt, Esq., Referee erected, situate, lying TRACT OR PARCEL OF
filed Judgment Index # and being situate in LAND situate in the
1747/14. Thomas Mur- NOTICE OF SALE SU- the City of Syracuse, Town
of Camillus,
phy, Esq., Referee PREME COURT ONON- County of Onondaga County of Onondaga
Knuckles, Komosinski DAGA COUNTY Federal and State of New York and State of New York,
National Mortgage As-
& Manfro, LLP, 565 located on the easterly being part of Lot No.
Taxter Road, Ste. 590, sociation, Plaintiff side of Greenland
Paul Drive. As more particu- 90 in said Town. As
Elmsford, NY 10523, At- against Gary
torneys for Plaintiff Jones, as Executor of larly described in the more particularly de-
the Estate of Mary El- judgment of foreclo- scribed in the judg-
NOTICE OF SALE SU- len Jones, Deceased, sure and sale. Sold sub- ment of foreclosure
PREME COURT COUN- et al Defendants Attor- ject to all of the terms and sale. Sold subject
TY OF OSWEGO Path- ney for Plaintiff(s) Fein, and conditions con- to all of the terms and
finder Bank, Plaintiff Such & Crane, LLP 28 tained in said judgment conditions contained in
AGAINST Quentin Hicks East Main Street, Suite and terms of sale. Ap- said judgment and
a/k/a Quentin J. Hicks; 1800, Rochester, NY proximate amount of terms of sale. Approxi-
et al., Defendant(s) Pur- 14614 Attorney (s) for judgment $55,755.95 mate amount of judg-
suant to a Judgment of Plaintiff (s). Pursuant to plus interest and costs. ment $177,978.85 plus
Foreclosure and Sale a Judgment of Foreclo- INDEX NO. 2010-5052 interest and costs. IN-
duly dated March 11, sure and Sale Entered Patrick Haber, Esq., DEX NO. 2009-2435 MI-
2016 I, the under- April 28th, 2016 I will REFEREE CHAEL J. VAVONESE,
signed Referee will sell sell at Public Auction ESQ.; REFEREE
at public auction at the to the highest bidder at NOTICE OF SALE SU- NOTICE OF SALE SU-
first floor of the the Second Floor of PREME COURT ONON- PREME COURT ONON-
Oswego County Court- the Onondaga Court- DAGA COUNTY HSBC DAGA COUNTY M&T
house, 25 East Oneida house, 401 Montgom- Bank USA, N.A., Plain- Bank, Plaintiff against
Street, Oswego, NY on ery Street, Syracuse, tiff against Laura E. Erin M. Mc Kenna
July 14, 2016 at NY 13202 on July 21st, Maroney A/K/A Laura A/K/A
10:00AM, premises 2016 at 10:30 a.m. Maroney, et al Defend- McKenna, et al Defend-
Erin M.
known as 214 Park Premises known as ants Attorney for ants
Street, Fulton,
Attorney
NY 1017 Stolp Avenue, Syr- Plaintiff(s) Fein, Such & Plaintiff(s) Fein, Such &
for
13069. All that certain acuse, NY 13207. Sec Crane, LLP 28 East Crane, LLP 28 East
plot piece or parcel of 088. Block 15 Lot 03.0. Main Street, Suite Main
land, with the buildings All that Tract or Parcel 1800, Rochester, NY 1800, Rochester, NY
Street, Suite
and improvements of Land, situate in the 14614 Attorney (s) for 14614 Attorney (s) for
erected, situate, lying City of Syracuse (for- Plaintiff (s). Pursuant to Plaintiff (s). Pursuant to
and being in the City of merly the Town of a Judgment of Foreclo- a Judgment of Foreclo-
Fulton, County of Onondaga), County of sure and Sale Entered sure and Sale Entered
Oswego and State of Onondaga and State of April 18th, 2016 I will January 4th, 2016 I will
NY, Section: 236.72 New York Approximate sell at Public Auction sell at Public Auction
Block: 04 Lot: 07. Ap- Amount of Judgment is to the highest bidder at to the highest bidder at
proximate amount of $74,352.99 plus inter- the Second Floor of the Second Floor of
judgment $37,218.72 est and costs. Prem- the Onondaga Court- the Onondaga County
plus interest and costs. ises will be sold sub- house, 401 Montgom- Courthouse, 401 Mont-
Premises will be sold ject to provisions of ery Street, Syracuse, gomery Street, Syra-
subject to provisions of filed Judgment Index NY 13202 on June cuse, NY 13202 on July
filed Judgment Index# No 2015-802. Robert D. 29th, 2016 at 11:00 21st, 2016 at 9:30 a.m.
C-2013-0770. Stephen Ventre, Esq., Referee a.m. Premises known Premises known as
Arnold, Esq, Referee as 501 Helen Street & 7719
Shapiro, DiCaro & NOTICE OF SALE SU- Elsner Street, Syra- Manlius, NY 13104.
Farley Lane,
Barak, LLC Attorney(s) PREME COURT ONON- cuse, NY 13203 A/K/A Sec 110. Block 04 Lot
for the Plaintiff 175 DAGA COUNTY Federal
501 Helen Street, Syra- 20.1. All that Tract or
Mile Crossing Boule- National Mortgage As- cuse, NY 13203. Sec Parcel of Land, situate
vard Rochester, New sociation, Plaintiff
York 14624 (877) 759- against Patricia 013. Block 21 Lot 06.0. in the Town of Manlius,
All that Tract or Parcel County of Onondaga
1835 Dated: April 20, Guerriero, et al Defend- of Land, situate in the and State of New York
2016 ants Attorney for
Plaintiff(s) Fein, Such & City of Syracuse, Coun- Approximate Amount
NOTICE OF SALE SU- Crane, LLP 28 East ty of Onondaga and of Judgment is
PREME COURT COUN- Main Street, Suite State of New York Ap- $109,290.06 plus inter-
proximate Amount of est and costs. Prem-
TY OF SUFFOLK Wells 1800, Rochester, NY
Fargo Bank, N.A., Plain- 14614 Attorney (s) for Judgment is ises will be sold sub-
tiff AGAINST Esther Plaintiff (s). Pursuant to $91,239.56 plus inter- ject to provisions of
Frank a/k/a Esther V. a Judgment of Foreclo- est and costs. Prem- filed Judgment Index
Frank; et al., Defen- sure and Sale Entered ises will be sold sub- No 2015-0408. Dom
dant(s) Pursuant to a March 22nd, 2016 I will ject to provisions of Cambareri, Esq., Refer-
Judgment of Foreclo- sell at Public Auction filed Judgment Index ee
sure and Sale duly dat- to the highest bidder at No 2013-5443. William
ed February 4, 2016 I, the Second Floor of Rosbrook, Esq., Refer- NOTICE OF SALE SU-
the undersigned Refer- the Onondaga Court- ee PREME COURT: ONON-
ee will sell at public house, 401 Montgom- NOTICE OF SALE SU- DAGA COUNTY
auction at the Islip ery Street, Syracuse, PREME COURT ONON- NATIONSTAR MORT-
Town Hall, 655 Main NY 13202 on June DAGA COUNTY HSBC GAGE, LLC; Plaintiff(s)
Street, Islip, NY on 29th, 2016 at 10:00 Bank USA, N.A., Plain- vs. MICHAEL FARR
June 27, 2016 at a.m. Premises known tiff against Stanley A/K/A MICHAEL C.
11:00AM, premises as 2036 South Avenue, Bastien, et al Defend- FARR; et al; Defen-
dant(s) Attorney (s) for
known as 81 Wave- Syracuse, NY 13205. ants Attorney for
crest Avenue, West Sec 079. Block 19 Lot Plaintiff(s) Fein, Such & Plaintiff (s): ROSICKI,
Islip, NY 11795. All 30.0. All that Tract or Crane, LLP 28 East ROSICKI & ASSOCI-
that certain plot piece Parcel of Land situate Main Street, Suite ATES, P.C., 2 Summit
or parcel of land, with in the City of Syracuse 1800, Rochester, NY Court, Suite 301, Fish-
the buildings and im- (formerly Village of 14614 Attorney (s) for kill, New York, 12524,
provements erected, Eastwood), County of Plaintiff (s). Pursuant to 845.897.1600 Pursuant
situate, lying and being Onondaga, and State a Judgment of Foreclo- to judgment of foreclo-
in the Town of Islip, of New York Approxi- sure and Sale Entered sure and sale granted
County of Suffolk and mate Amount of Judg- April 25th, 2016 I will herein on or about
State of NY, District ment is $60,938.43 sell at Public Auction June 4, 2015, I will sell
0500 Section 455.00 plus interest and costs. to the highest bidder at at Public Auction to
Block 02.00 Lot Premises will be sold the Second Floor of the highest bidder at in
021.000. Approximate subject to provisions of the Onondaga Court- the public area, Sec-
amount of judgment filed Judgment Index house, 401 Montgom- ond Floor of the Onon-
$264,578.77 plus inter- No 2012-3037. Michael ery Street, Syracuse, daga County Court-
est and costs. Prem- A. Price, Esq., Referee NY 13202 on June house, outside the
ises will be sold sub- 29th, 2016 at 12:00 main entrance of the
ject to provisions of NOTICE OF SALE SU- p.m. Premises known County Clerks Office,
filed Judgment Index# PREME COURT: ONON- as 2028 Lodi Street, 401 Montgomery
066658/2014. James P. DAGA COUNTY FEDER- Syracuse, NY 13208. Street, Syracuse, NY.
McCarrick, Esq., Refer- AL NATIONAL MORT- Sec 007. Block 33 Lot On July 12, 2016 at
ee Shapiro, DiCaro & GAGE ASSOCIATION; 32.0. All that Tract or 10:00 am. Premises
Barak, LLC Attorney(s) Plaintiff(s) vs. DEBBY L. Parcel of Land, situate known as 202 ROBY
for the Plaintiff 175 JONES; META in the City of Syracuse, AVENUE, EAST SYRA-
Mile Crossing Boule- KATHLEEN CRYSLER AS County of Onondaga CUSE, NY 13057 Sec-
vard Rochester, New ADMINISTRATRIX AND and State of New York tion: 035 Block: 07
York 14624 (877) 759- HEIR OF THE ESTATE Approximate Amount Lot: 18.0 ALL THAT
OF DOUGLAS J. TRACT OR PARCEL OF
1835 Dated: April 20, of Judgment is
2016 CRYSLER a/k/a DOUG- $37,544.55 plus inter- LAND, situate in the
LAS JOHN CRYSLER; est and costs. Prem- Town of Dewitt, Coun-
NOTICE OF SALE SU- ELIZABETH J. CRYSLER ises will be sold sub- ty of Onondaga and
PREME COURT: ONEI- AS HEIR OF THE ES- ject to provisions of State of New York,
DA COUNTY FEDERAL TATE OF DOUGLAS J. filed Judgment Index known as Lots Num-
NATIONAL MORTGAGE CRYSLER a/k/a DOUG- No 2015-977. Dana F. bered (124) one hun-
ASSOCIATION ("FANNIE LAS JOHN CRYSLER; Grillo, Esq., Referee dred twenty-four in
MAE") A CORPORA- DOUGLAS E. CRYSLER James Street Terrace;
TION ORGANIZED AND AS HEIR OF THE ES- NOTICE OF SALE SU- A part of Military Lot
EXISTING UNDER THE TATE OF DOUGLAS J. PREME COURT ONON- Numbered Thirty (30),
LAWS OF THE UNITED CRYSLER a/k/a DOUG- DAGA COUNTY HSBC according to a map
STATES OF AMERICA; LAS JOHN CRYSLER; et Bank USA, N.A., Plain- thereof made by
Plaintiff(s) vs. TRACY al; Defendant(s) Attor- tiff against The Heirs at Grafton Johnson by
SCHWENNING; et al; ney (s) for Plaintiff (s): Large of Patricia A. Sul- Isaac Schwartz, C.E.
Defendant(s) Attorney ROSICKI, ROSICKI & AS- livan, Deceased, and all and fled in the Ononda-
(s) for Plaintiff (s): SOCIATES, P.C., 2 Sum- persons who are hus- ga County Clerks Of-
ROSICKI, ROSICKI & AS- mit Court, Suite 301, bands, widowers, fice, June 9, 1911. As
SOCIATES, P.C., 2 Sum- Fishkill, New York, grantees, mortgagees, more particularly de-
mit Court, Suite 301, 12524, 845.897.1600 lienors, heirs, devisees, scribed in the judg-
Fishkill, New York, Pursuant to judgment distributees, succes- ment of foreclosure
12524, 845.897.1600 of foreclosure and sale sors in interest of such and sale. Sold subject
Pursuant to judgment granted herein on or of them as may be to all of the terms and
of foreclosure and sale about May 10, 2016, I dead, and their hus- conditions contained in
granted herein on or will sell at Public Auc- bands and wives, heirs, said judgment and
about April 13, 2016, I tion to the highest bid- devisees, distributees, terms of sale. Approxi-
will sell at Public Auc- der at in the West Lob- and successors of inter- mate amount of judg-
tion to the highest bid- by, 1st floor Court- est of all of whom and ment $102,622.15 plus
der at on the Second house, Onondaga Coun- whose names and pla- interest and costs. IN-
Floor of the Oneida ty Courthouse, 401 ces are unknown to DEX NO. 2013-4604
Courthouse, 200 Eliza- Montgomery Street, Plaintiff; Mary Sullivan, Gregory Monashefsky,
beth St., Utica, NY. On Syracuse New York in John Sullivan, and Mi- Esq.; REFEREE
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NOTICE OF SALE SU- tract: September 1, action, may answer or daga County Court- CHAEL LAZAREK JR aforesaid, there is due State Supreme Court, erty. Sending a pay- copy of the answer on UED CASES PLANNING
PREME COURT: ONON- 2016 to November 30, appear within sixty (60) house, public meeting AKA MICHAEL B. and owing to Plaintiff Onondaga County, In- ment to your mortgage the attorney for the BOARD Case # 16-50
DAGA COUNTY The 2016. Contact for more days of service hereof. area located outside LAZAREK AKA MI- the sum of dex Number 2015- company will not stop mortgage company Fish Cove - Watson St.
Bank of New York Mel- information and to ob- In case of your failure the main entrance of CHAEL LAZAREK, CRED- $131,385.38, with inter- 1052, relating to real this foreclosure action. who filed this foreclo- Tax# 069.-32.0 Zoned
lon FKA The Bank of tain bid documents: to answer, judgment the Onondaga County IT ACCEPTANCE COR- est thereon at 10.200% property located at YOU MUST RESPOND sure proceeding C-3 4 Ward Amended
New York, as Trustee Sean Joyce, Board of will be taken against Clerks Office, 401 PORATION, ADIRON- per annum from May 5802 Bridge Street, BY SERVING A COPY against you and filing Site Plan for the con-
for the certificate - Cooperative Education- you for the relief de- Montgomery Street, DACK BANK, and 1, 2009. UNLESS YOU East Syracuse, NY OF THE ANSWER ON the answer with the struction of a 1 story
holders of the CWABS, al Services, Onondaga, manded in the com- Syracuse, NY on July "JOHN DOE" and "JANE DISPUTE THE VALIDITY 13057 (the "Subject THE ATTORNEY FOR court, a default judg- 5,825 sq. ft. building of
Inc., ASSET-BACKED Cortland, and Madison plaint. Trial is desired 21, 2016 at 9:00 a.m. DOE", the last two OF THE DEBT, OR ANY Property"). This action THE PLAINTIFF (MORT- ment may be entered which 3,585 sq.ft. will
CERTIFICATES, SERIES Counties, Phone: in the County of ONON- premises situate in the names being fictitious, PORTION THEREOF, was brought to fore- GAGE COMPANY) AND and you can lose your be used for the Fish
2006-26; Plaintiff(s) vs. 315.431.8584, Email: DAGA. The basis of ven- Town of Salina, County said parties intended WITHIN THIRTY (30) close on a mortgage FILING THE ANSWER home. Speak to an at- Cove restaurant. PUB-
MICHAEL T. KLAISLE II; sjoyce@ocmboces.org ue designated above is of Onondaga and State being tenants or occu- DAYS AFTER YOUR RE- encumbering the Sub- WITH THE COURT. NO- torney or go to the LIC HEARING PLAN-
JENNA LARIS; et al; that the real property, of New York, known as pants, if any, having or CEIPT HEREOF THAT ject Property. You have TICE OF NATURE OF AC- court where your case NING BOARD Case #
NOTICE TO BIDDERS: which is the subject Lots Nos. 92, 93 and 94 THE DEBT, OR ANY twenty-eight (28) days TION AND RELIEF is pending for further 16-53 Churchville Fire
Defendant(s) Attorney The Pike Company is claiming an interest in,
(s) for Plaintiff (s): matter of this action, is of Buckley Gardens, ac- or lien upon the prem- PORTION THEREOF, IS from the date this noti- SOUGHT This is an ac- information on how to Equipment Facility 220
soliciting quotes from located in the County cording to a map there- DISPUTED, THE DEBT- fication is first publish- tion to foreclose a answer the summons Commerce Blvd Tax#
ROSICKI, ROSICKI & AS- M/WBE Contractors for ises described in the
SOCIATES, P.C., 2 Sum- of ONONDAGA, New of made by A.L Eliot, complaint, NEW YORK OR JUDGMENT ed to appear and serve mortgage lien on the and protect your prop- 026.-02-22.1 Zoned O-
Lago CUP Foundations York. NOTICE: YOU ARE C.E. dated May 18, AGAINST YOU AND A an answer in this pro- premises described erty. Sending a pay- 2/OL-1 1st Ward Appli-
mit Court, Suite 301, &Electric/Maintenance STATE DEPARTMENT
Fishkill, New York, IN DANGER OF LOSING 1914. Excepting there- OF TAXATION AND FI- COPY OF SUCH VERIFI- ceeding. Please be ad- herein. The object of ment to the mortgage cant is requesting
Building. Project has a YOUR HOME IF YOU DO from the northerly 5 CATION OR JUDGMENT vised that the attor- the above captioned company will not stop approvial for Site Plan
12524, 845.897.1600 goal of 30% for Minori- NANCE, UNITED
Pursuant to judgment NOT RESPOND TO THIS feet of said Lots. Tax STATES OF AMERICA WILL BE MAILED TO neys for Plaintiff are action is to foreclose a the foreclosure action. and Special Permit for
ty and Women Busi- SUMMONS AND COM- Acct. No. 085. 04 03.0. YOU BY THE HEREIN Dorf & Nelson LLP, 555 Mortgage to secure YOU MUST RESPOND the purpose of fire
of foreclosure and sale ness Enterprises certi- INTERNAL REVENUE
granted herein on or PLAINT BY SERVING A Said premises known SERVICE, Defendant(s). DEBT COLLECTOR. IF Theodore Fremd Ave, $32,074.00 and inter- BY SERVING A COPY truck repair services
fied in the state of NY. COPY OF THE ANSWER as 108 EXETER AVE- APPLICABLE, UPON Rye, New York 10580, est, recorded in the Of- OF THE ANSWER ON and offices APPROVAL
about December 23, Project has a PLA in TO THE ABOVE NAMED
2015, I will sell at Pub- ON THE ATTORNEY NUE, SALINA, NY Ap- DEFENDANTS: NOTICE YOUR WRITTEN RE- Tel.: (914) 381-7600 fice of the County THE ATTORNEY FOR OF MINUTES PLAN-
place. Please contact FOR THE MORTGAGE proximate amount of QUEST, WITHIN SAID Clerk of Onondaga THE PLAINTIFF (MORT- NING BOARD Approvial
lic Auction to the high- Dan Gardner at 585- YOU ARE IN DANGER
est bidder at on the COMPANY WHO FILED lien $ 132,688.31 plus THIRTY (30) DAY PERI- SUPREME COURT OF County on February 5, GAGE COMPANY) AND of Meeting Minutes
241-0443 or Gardd@pik OF LOSING YOUR
second floor of the THIS FORECLOSURE interest & costs. Prem- HOME IF YOU DO NOT OD, THE HEREIN DEBT THE STATE OF NEW 2008 in Book 15442, FILING THE ANSWER Meeting from May 17,
eco.com for access to PROCEEDING AGAINST ises will be sold sub- COLLECTOR WILL PRO- YORK COUNTY OF Page 345, covering WITH THE COURT. Dat- 2016 The applications
Onondaga Courthouse, documents. EOE RESPOND TO THIS SUM-
401 Montgomery YOU AND FILING THE ject to provisions of MONS AND COM- VIDE YOU WITH THE ONONDAGA DEUTSCHE premises known as ed: June 2, 2016 RAS are open for inspection
Street, Syracuse, NY in NRJ Homes, LLC, a do- ANSWER WITH THE filed Judgment and PLAINT BY SERVING A NAME AND ADDRESS BANK NATIONAL 204 BELLE AVENUE, BORISKIN, LLC Attorney at the Department of
the public meeting mestic LLC, filed with COURT A DEFAULT Terms of Sale. Index COPY OF THE ANSWER OF THE ORIGINAL CRED- TRUST COMPANY AS SYRACUSE, COUNTY for Plaintiff BY: DANIEL Planning and Develop-
area located outside the SSNY on 4/29/16. JUDGMENT MAY BE EN- Number 142/2015. MI- ON THE ATTORNEY ITOR. IF YOU HAVE RE- TRUSTEE FOR THE REG- OF ONONDAGA, STATE GREENBAUM, ESQ. 900 ment at 201 School
the main entrance of Office location: Onon- TERED AND YOU CAN CHAEL ROOT, ESQ., Ref- FOR THE MORTGAGE CEIVED A DISCHARGE ISTERED HOLDERS OF OF NEW YORK (Section Merchants Concourse, Road, Liverpool, New
the Montgomery Coun- daga. SSNY is designat- LOSE YOUR HOME. eree Jeffrey A. COMPANY WHO FILED FROM THE UNITED CBA COMMERCIAL AS- 72 Block 16 Lot 51). Suite 106 Westbury, York. Persons wishing
ty Clerks Office. On Ju- ed as agent upon SPEAK TO AN ATTOR- Kosterich, LLC Attor- THIS FORECLOSURE STATES BANKRUPTCY SETS, SMALL BALANCE Premises situate in the NY 11590 (516) 280- to appear at the hear-
ly 12, 2016 at 10:00 whom process against NEY OR GO TO THE ney(s) for Plaintiff 68 PROCEEDING AGAINST COURT, YOU ARE NOT COMMERCIAL MORT- City of Syracuse on Lot 7675 ing may do so in per-
am. Premises known the LLC may be served. COURT WHERE YOUR Main Street, 3rd Floor, YOU AND FILING THE PERSONALLY LIABLE GAGE PASS-THROUGH 108 of the Onondaga son or by attorney or
as 313 N HIGHLAND SSNY shall mail proc- CASE IS PENDING FOR Tuckahoe, NY 10707 ANSWER WITH THE FOR THE UNDERLYING CERTIFICATES, SERIES Reservation and known Syracuse N u m b e r other representation.
FURTHER INFORMA- SUPREME INDEBTEDNESS OWED 2007-1 v. MING YU YIN; and distinguished as Two, LLC filed an App. Please take further no-
AVE, EAST SYRACUSE, ess to Nathan R. Jer- COURT - COURT, A DEFAULT
NY 13057 Section: 035 ome, 8303 Baldpate TION ON HOW TO AN- COUNTY OF ONONDA- TO PLAINTIFF HSIU-CHIN YINWANG Lot No. 47 of Block C, for Authority with the tice that the said Board
JUDGMENT MAY BE EN- CHIN of the Van Heusen and NY Dept. of State on in conjunction with
Block: 07 Lot: 05.00 Ln., Liverpool, NY SWER THE SUMMONS GA NATIONSTAR MORT- TERED AND YOU CAN /CREDITOR AND THIS A/K/A HSIU
ALL THAT TRACT OR 13090. General pur- AND PROTECT YOUR GAGE LLC, V. FRANK C. LOSE YOUR HOME. NOTICE/DISCLOSURE IS YINGWANG; and "JOHN Matson Tract as the 5/12/2016. Jurisdiction: said public hearings
PARCEL OF LAND sit- pose. PROPERTY. SENDING A TAYLOR, et al. NOTICE FOR COMPLIANCE AND DOE" and "MARY same is laid down and PA and the date of its will review the environ-
SPEAK TO AN ATTOR-
uate in the Town of PAYMENT TO YOUR OF SALE NOTICE IS NEY OR GO TO THE INFORMATIONAL PUR- DOE," (Said names be- designated on map of organization is: 5-10- mental significance of
Dewitt, County of Onon-
Olan Trucking, LLC Arts MORTGAGE COMPANY HEREBY GIVEN pur- COURT WHERE YOU POSES ONLY. HELP ing fictitious, it being said tract made by Ar- 16. NY office located in the proposed varian-
daga and State of New
of Org. filed SSNY WILL NOT STOP THIS suant to a Final Judg- CASE IS PENDING FOR FOR HOMEOWNERS IN the intention of plaintiff thur V. Meeker, C.E. Onondaga County. The ces. Jason Perkins
York, designated as Lot
4/29/16. Office: Onon- FORECLOSURE AC- ment of Foreclosure FURTHER INFORMA- FORECLOSURE New to designate any and and filed with the Onon- Secretary of the State Deputy Director Plan-
No. 115 in Park Hill ac-
daga Co. SSNY design TION. YOU MUST RE- dated February 22, TION ON HOW TO AN- York State requires all occupants, tenants, daga County Clerk, July of NY ("SSNY") is desig- ning & Development
cording to a map made
agent of LLC upon SPOND BY SERVING A 2016, and entered in SWER THE SUMMONS that we send you this persons or corpora- 13th, 1885. The relief nated as agent upon
by George E. Higgins,
whom process may be COPY OF THE ANSWER the Office of the Clerk AND PROTECT YOUR notice about the fore- tions, if any, having or sought in the within ac- whom process against TOWN OF SALINA ZON-
C.E., dated June 13,
served & mail to 121 ON THE ATTORNEY of the County of ONON- PROPERTY. SENDING A closure process. claiming an interest in tion is a final judgment it may be served, the ING BOARD OF AP-
1916 and filed in the
Clearwood Dr. Bald- FOR THE PLAINTIFF DAGA, wherein PAYMENT TO YOUR Please read it carefully. or lien upon the prem- directing the sale of address to which the PEALS NOTICE OF PUB-
Onondaga County
winsville, NY 13027 (MORTGAGE COMPA- NATIONSTAR MORT- MORTGAGE COMPANY SUMMONS AND COM- ises being foreclosed the premises descri- SSNY shall mail a copy LIC HEARING. The Zon-
Clerks Office June 22,
General Purpose NY) AND FILING THE GAGE LLC is the Plain- WILL NOT STOP THIS PLAINT You are in dan- herein.) Index No.: bed above. Dated: of such process is: 333 ing Board of Appeals
1916. As more particu- On December 3, 2015, ANSWER WITH THE tiff and FRANK C. TAY- FORECLOSURE AC- ger of losing your 2015-1052 To Ming Yu Rego Park, New York Rose St., Williamsport, of the Town of Salina
larly described in the the PA State Board of COURT. The foregoing LOR, ET AL. are the TION. YOU MUST RE- home. If you fail to re- Yin: You are hereby no- June 3, 2016 DAVID A. PA 17701. Address will hold a Public Hear-
judgment of foreclo- Nursing accepted the Summons is served Defendant(s). I, the un- SPOND BY SERVING A spond to the Summons tified that Deutsche GALLO & ASSOCIATES maintained in its juris- ing on Monday, June
sure and sale. Sold sub- voluntary surrender of upon you by publica- dersigned Referee will COPY OF THE ANSWER and Complaint in this Bank National Trust LLP Attorneys for Plain- diction is 333 Rose St., 20, 2016 at 7:00 PM at
ject to all of the terms Amanda A. Marlow, li- tion pursuant to an or- sell at public auction at ON THE ATTORNEY foreclosure action, you Company as trustee tiff 95-25 Queens Bou- Williamsport, PA the Town Hall, 201
and conditions con- cense no. PN151584L, der of Hon. Donald A. the ONONDAGA COUN- FOR THE PLAINTIFF may lose your home. for the registered hold- levard, 11th Floor Rego 17701. The authorized School Road, Liverpool,
Greenwood, Justice of TY COURTHOUSE, 2ND Please read the Sum- ers of CBA Commercial Park, New York 11374 officer in its jurisdiction NY to consider: Appro-
tained in said judgment of Cicero, New York, to (MORTGAGE COMPA- of organization where val of Meeting Minutes
and terms of sale. Ap- practice as a practical the Supreme Court of FLOOR, WEST WING, NY) AND FILING THE mons and Complaint Assets, Small Balance (718) 459-2634
the State of New York, 401 carefully. You should Commercial Mortgage a copy of its Certificate June 6, 2016 Meeting
proximate amount of nurse in the Common- MONTGOMERY ANSWER WITH THE of Formation can be ob- Case# 16-16 Achille
judgment $103,441.42 wealth of Pennsylva- signed on the 19th day STREET SYRACUSE, NY COURT. YOU ARE HERE- immediately contact Pass-Through Certifi-
SUPREME COURT OF
plus interest and costs. nia, because she had a of March, 2016 in Syra- 13202, on July 19, 2016 BY SUMMONED to an- an attorney or your lo- cates, Series 2007-1 THE STATE OF NEW tained is PA Secty of Montalto, 453 Delmar
cuse, New York and to at 10:00am, premises cal legal aid office to commenced an action YORK State, 206 North Office Pl Tax# 071.-20-13.0
INDEX NO. 2015-121 license suspended or swer the Complaint in COUNTY OF Bldg., Harrisburg PA Zone R-3 4th Ward Ap-
SCOTT FREDERICK revoked, or received be duly entered in the known as 104 CURTIS this action and to serve obtain advice on how against you on August ONONDAGA Plaintiff 17120. The purpose of plicant is requesting an
BODAH, Esq., REFEREE ONONDAGA County STREET, SYRACUSE, NY to protect yourself. 5, 2015 in New York
other disciplinary ac- a copy of your answer, designates ONONDAGA
tion by the proper li- Clerks Office, in Syra- 13208: Section 9, Block or, if the Complaint is SOURCES OF INFORMA- State Supreme Court, as the place of trial the company is: any Area Variance from the
censing authority in an- cuse, New York. The 14, Lot 1: ALL THAT not served with this TION AND ASSISTANCE Onondaga County, In- situs of the real proper- lawful act. Zoning Ordinance Sec.
The State encourages dex Number 2015- 235-11 D(6) to de-
other state and she Nature of this action TRACT OR PARCEL OF Summons, to serve a 1052, relating to real ty. INDEX NO. 1299 Taaibah For Interna- crease the rear yard
NOTICE OF SALE SU- failed to report that dis- pertains to a note and LAND SITUATE IN THE notice of appearance you to become in-
property located at /2015 NATIONSTAR tional Trade LLC Arts of setback from 25 to 2
PREME COURT: ONON- ciplinary action was mortgage held by Plain- CITY OF SYRACUSE, on the Plaintiffs attor- formed about your op- MORTGAGE LLC, Plain- Org filed with Secy. of
DAGA COUNTY U.S. taken against her nurs- tiff on real property COUNTY OF ONONDA- ney within 20 days af- tions in foreclosure. In 5802 Bridge Street, tiff, vs. BRIAN S. WALK- State of NY (SSNY) on to construct a 22 x 20
addition to seeking as- East Syracuse, NY detached garage, Case
Bank National Associa- ing license within 90 owned by the above GA, STATE OF NEW ter the service of this ER if living, and if he be 4/11/16. Office in Onon-
tion, as Trustee for (ninety) days of final named defendants as YORK Premises will be Summons, exclusive of sistance from an attor- 13057 (the "Subject dead, any and all per- daga Co. SSNY desig. # 16-17 CHURCHVILLE
Structured Asset Secur- disposition or on the specified in the com- sold subject to provi- the day of service (or ney or legal aid, there Property"). This action sons unknown to plain- agent of LLC upon FIRE EQUIPMENT FA-
ities Corporation Mort- next renewal applica- plaint filed in this ac- sions of filed Judgment within 30 days after are government agen- was brought to fore- tiff, claiming, or who whom process against CILITY 220 COMMERCE
gage Loan Trust 2005- tion of her Pennsylva- tion. The above Index # 668/2015. Pe- the service is complete cies, and non-profit or- close on a mortgage may claim to have an it may be served & BLVD Tax# 026.-02-
RF1; Plaintiff(s) vs. ERIN nia nursing license, named defendants ter J. Badera, Esq. - Ref- if this Summons is not ganizations that you encumbering the Sub- interest in, or general shall mail process to 22.1 Zone O-2 1st
M. BRADFORD; PAUL T. whichever is sooner. have failed to comply eree. RAS Boriskin, LLC personally delivered to may contact for infor- ject Property. You have or specific lien upon 5100 Highbridge St Ward Applicant is re-
BRADFORD; et al; Pinnacle Consulting & with the terms and pro- 900 Merchants Con- you within the State of mation about possible twenty-eight (28) days the real property de- #33F, Fayetteville, NY questing an Area Var-
Defendant(s) Attorney Management, LLC Arts visions of the said mort- course, Suite 106, New York); The United options, including try- from the date this noti- scribed in this action; 13066. Purpose: Gener- iance from the Zoning
gage and said instru- Westbury, New York ing to work with your fication is first publish- such unknown persons al. Ordinances Sec. 235-
(s) for Plaintiff (s): of Org. filed SSNY States of America, if
ROSICKI, ROSICKI & AS- 5/31/16. Office: Onon- ments secured by said 11590, Attorneys for designated as a Defend- lender during this proc- ed to appear and serve being herein generally Time Warner Cables 18 D(4) and Sec. 235-
mortgage, by failing Plaintiff ess. To locate an enti- an answer in this pro- 18 D(5) to decrease the
SOCIATES, P.C., 2 Sum- daga Co. SSNY design ant in this action, may described and intend- agreements with pro-
mit Court, Suite 301, agent of LLC upon and omitting to pay the appear within (60) days ty near you, you may ceeding. Please be ad- ed to be included in grammers and broad- front yard setback
balance due and owing SUPREME COURT - call the toll-free vised that the attor- from 50 to 31 and the
Fishkill, New York, whom process may be of service thereof and neys for Plaintiff are the following designa- casters to carry their side yard setback from
12524, 845.897.1600 served & mail to 17 and the Plaintiff has COUNTY OF ONONDA- in case of your failure helpline maintained by tion, namely: the wife, services and stations
Pursuant to judgment Technology Pl #2D E. commenced a foreclo- GA REVERSE MORT- to appear or answer, New York State Depart- Dorf & Nelson LLP, 555 widow, husband, wid- routinely expire from 20 to 4.5 to construct
of foreclosure and sale Syracuse NY 13057 sure action. Plaintiff is GAGE SOLUTIONS, judgment will be taken ment of Financial Serv- Theodore Fremd Ave, ower, heirs at law, time to time. We are a 8 x 43 porch Theap-
granted herein on or General Purpose seeking a judgment INC., V. ALICIA against you by default ices at 1-800-269- Rye, New York 10580, next of kin, descen - usually able to obtain plications are open for
foreclosing its mort- CALAGIOVANNI, PUB- 0990 or visit the De- Tel.: (914) 381-7600 inspection at the De-
about April 18, 2016, I for the relief demand- dants, executors, ad- renewals or extensions
will sell at Public Auc- Prestige Wealth Man- gage against the real LIC ADMINISTRATOR ed in the Complaint. partments website at SUPREME COURT OF ministrators, devisees, of such agreements, partment of Planning
property and premises OF ONONDAGA COUN- http://www.dfs.ny.gov THE STATE OF NEW legatees, and Development at
tion to the highest bid- agement Group LLC, a NOTICE OF NATURE OF creditors, and carriage of pro- 201 School Road, Liver-
der at on the Second domestic LLC, filed which situates in the TY, AS ADMINISTRA- ACTION AND RELIEF FORECLOSURE RESCUE YORK COUNTY OF trustees, committees, gramming services is
floor of the Onondaga with the SSNY on City of Syracuse, Coun- TOR FOR THE ESTATE SOUGHT: THE OBJECT SCAMS Be careful of ONONDAGA Index No. lienors, and assignees discontinued only in pool, New York. Per-
ty of Onondaga, State OF DAWN V. FULLER, people who approach 2014-1805 Date Filed: of such deceased, any rare sons wishing to appear
County Courthouse, 4/14/16. Office loca- of the above captioned circumstances.
401 Montgomery tion: Onondaga. SSNY of New York and is HER RESPECTIVE action is to foreclose you with offers to 11/06/2014 AMENDED and all persons deriv- The following agree- at the hearing may do
Street, Syracuse, NY in is designated as agent commonly known as HEIRS-AT-LAW, NEXT- on a Consolidated Mort- "save" your home. SUMMONS Plaintiff des- ing interest in or lien ments with programm- so in person or by attor-
260 Collingwood Ave- OF-KIN, DISTRIBUTEES, There are individuals ignates ney or other represen-
the public meeting upon whom process gage in the sum of Onondaga upon, or title to said re- ers are due to expire
area located outside against the LLC may be nue South a/k/a 260 EXECUTORS, ADMINIS- $131,938.96 dated Jan- who watch for notices County as the place of al property by, through soon, and we may be tation. Please take fur-
the main entrance of served. SSNY shall mail South Collingwood Ave- TRATORS, TRUSTEES, uary 25, 2007, execut- of foreclosure actions trial based on the loca- or under them, or ei- required to cease car- ther notice that the
the Onondaga County process to The LLC, nue, Syracuse, New DEVISEES, LEGATEES, ed by Defendants MI- in order to unfairly prof- tion of the mortgaged ther of them, and their riage of one or more of said Board in conjunc-
Clerks Office On July 5, 138 Softwind Circle, York 13206 and all oth- ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CHAEL B. LAZAREK JR it from a homeowners premises in this action. respective wives, wid- these services in the tion with said public
er relief as to the Court CREDITORS, AND SUC- distress. You should be BANK OF AMERICA, ows, hearings will review
2016 at 10:00 am. Baldwinsville, NY AKA MICHAEL husbands, near future where
Premises known as 13027. General pur- may seem just and CESSORS IN INTEREST LAZAREK JR AKA MI- extremely careful N.A., Plaintiff, -against- widowers, heirs at law, these services are of- the environmental sig-
304 VIKING PLACE, LIV- pose. equitable. DATED: AND GENERALLY ALL CHAEL B. LAZAREK about any such prom- KEVIN ADDISON, If he next of kin, descen - fered: Music Choice nificance of the pro-
May 23, 2016 SCHIL- PERSONS HAVING OR ises and any sugges- be living and if he be dants, executors, ad- channels posed variances. Jason
ERPOOL, NY 13088 Sec- REFEREES NOTICE OF AKA MICHAEL 1900-1950, Perkins Deputy Di-
tion: 30 Block: 5 Lot: SALE IN FORECLOSURE LER, KNAPP, CLAIMING UNDER, BY LAZAREK, MELISSA E. tions that you pay dead, the respective ministrators, devisees, POP SD&HD, RFD, As- rector Planning & De-
2.0 ALL THAT TRACT SUPREME LEFKOWITZ & HERTZEL, OR THROUGH SAID DE- LAZAREK AKA MELISSA them a fee or sign over heirs-at-law, next-of- legatees, creditors, pire, Fuse SD&HD, Out- velopment
COURT - LLP BY: WILLIAM B. FENDANT WHO MAY LAZAREK to BENEFI- your deed. State law kin, distributes, execu- trustees, committees, door Network SD&HD,
OR PARCEL OF LAND, COUNTY OF ONEIDA
situate in the Town of NATIONSTAR SCHILLER, ESQ. Attor- BE DECEASED, BY PUR- CIAL HOMEOWNER requires anyone offer- tors, administrators, lienors and assigns, all GMA Life TV, GMA UNION SPRINGS
MORT- neys for Plaintiff 950 CHASE, INHERITANCE, SERVICE CORPORA- ing such services for trustees, devisees, of whom and whose Pinoy, TV One SD&HD, SCHOOL DISTRICT PUB-
Salina, County of Onon- GAGE LLC, Plaintiff -
daga and State of New against - JOYCE MARTI- New Loudon Road LIEN OR OTHERWISE, TION recorded on Janu- profit to enter into a legatees, assignees, names, except as stat- YooToo, Zap 2 It. In ad- LIC NOTICE Notice is
York, known and distin- NEZ, et al Defendant(s). Latham, New York ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR IN- ary 29, 2007 in Instru- contract which fully de- lienors, creditors and ed, are unknown to dition, from time to hereby given that the
guished as Lot No. 32 Pursuant to a Judg- 12110 Telephone: (518) TEREST IN THE REAL ment No.2007-002099, scribes the services successors in interest plaintiff; CHERYL time we make certain fiscal affairs of the Un-
786-9069 PROPERTY DESCRIBED in the Office of the they will perform and and generally all per- VECCHIO; JEFFRY S. changes in the services ion Springs School Dis-
Linda Terrace Tract ac- ment of Foreclosure IN THE COMPLAINT
cording to an amended and Sale entered on Clerk of the County of fees they will charge, sons having or claiming SINN; NEW YORK that we offer in order trict for the period be-
SUMMONS WITH NO- HEREIN, et al. NOTICE and which prohibits under, by or through STATE
map of said tract made April 20, 2016. I, the TICE Index No. 2016- OF SALE NOTICE IS ONEIDA. BENEFICIAL DEPARTMENT to better serve our cus- ginning on July 1, 2014
by Harold W. Evans undersigned HOMEOWNER SERVICE them from taking any said defendant who OF TAXATION AND FI- tomers. The following and ending on January
Referee 258 STATE OF NEW HEREBY GIVEN pur- money from you until may be deceased , by NANCE;
and filed in the Ononda- will sell at public auc- YORK SUPREME COURT suant to a Final Judg- CORPORATION as- UNITED changes are scheduled 5, 2016 have been ex-
ga County Clerks Of- tion, on the First Floor signed all of its rights, they have completed purchase, inheritance, STATES OF AMERICA to take place: WNYO amined by the Office of
: COUNTY OF ONONDA- ment of Foreclosure all such promised serv- lien or inheritance, lien INTERNAL
fice April 2, 1958 as of the Oneida Court- GA SYRACUSE COOPER- dated April 6, 2016, title and interest in the REVENUE DT3 will be added to the State Comptroller
Map No. 4050. As house, 200 Elizabeth Mortgage by way of an ices. Section 1303 NO- or otherwise any right, SERVICE, "JOHN DOE Alfred, Bolivar, Friend- and that the report of
ATIVE FEDERAL CRED- and entered in the Of- TICE YOU ARE IN DAN- title or interest in or to #1" through "JOHN ship and Fredonia on examination prepared
more particularly de- St., Utica, New York, in IT UNION -vs- JENNIFER fice of the Clerk of the assignment executed
scribed in the judg- the lobby on the 14th September 13, 2014 to GER OF LOSING YOUR the real property de- DOE #12," the last or about June 17, 2016 by the Office of the
HADLEY, as Potential County of ONONDAGA, HOME If you do not re- scribed in the com- twelve names being fic- WBPN will be added to State Comptroller has
ment of foreclosure Day of July, 2016 at Heir and Distributee of wherein LSF8 MASTER PARTICI-
REVERSE PATION TRUST. The as- spond to this Sum- plaint, VINCENT CAR- titious and unknown to Bainbridge, Candor, been filed in my office
and sale. Sold subject 10:30 a.m. All that the Estate of Lou Ann MORTGAGE SOLU-
to all of the terms and tract or parcel of land signment was duly re- mons and Complaint TER, COMMUNITY GEN- plaintiff, the persons or Delhi/Walton, Oxford & where it is available as
Hadley; TRUC TRAN, as TIONS, INC. is the Plain- by serving the copy of ERAL HOSPITAL, RURAL parties intended being Sidney on or about a public record for in-
conditions contained in situate in the City of Potential Heir and tiff corded in the Office of
and ALICIA the Clerk of the County the answer on the at- METRO MEDICAL SERV- the tenants, occu- June 20, 2016 WNYS spection by all interest-
said judgment and Utica, County of Onei- Distributee of the Es- CALAGIOVANNI, PUB-
terms of sale. Approxi- da, and State of New of ONEIDA on Septem- torney for the mort- ICES C/O DCM SERV- pants, persons or cor- will be dropped in Can- ed persons. Pursuant
tate of Lou Ann Hadley; LIC ADMINISTRATOR gage company who ICES LLC, NEW YORK porations, if any, hav- dor on or about June to Section thirty-five of
mate amount of judg- York. Premises known et al. Defendants. TO OF ONONDAGA COUN- ber 18, 2014, in Instru-
ment $87,202.50 plus as ment No. 2014- filed this foreclosure STATE DEPARTMENT ing or claiming an inter- 20, 2016 WTVH will be the General Municipal
908 and 910 THE ABOVE NAMED DE- TY, AS ADMINISTRA- proceeding against you OF TAXATION AND FI- est in or lien upon the dropped from Ilion on Law, the Union Springs
interest and costs. IN- Burrstone Road, Utica, FENDANT, TRUC TRAN: TOR FOR THE ESTATE 013180. LSF8 MASTER
DEX NO. 2015-330 (City of Utica) NY PARTICIPATION TRUST and filing the answer NANCE, UNITED premises, described in or about June 23, 2016 School District Board
YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- OF DAWN V. FULLER, with the court, a de- STATES OF AMERICA, the complaint, Defend- WKTV DT2 will be add- of Education author-
George P. Alessio, Jr., 13502. MONED to appear in ET assigned all of its
(Section: AL. are the rights, title and interest fault judgment may be HOME HEAD QUAR- ants. To the above ed to Ilion on or about ized the preparation of
Esq., REFEREE 318.69, Block: 1, Lot: this action by serving a Defendant(s). I, the un-
in the Mortgage by entered and you may TERS, INC., NEW YORK named Defendants June 23, 2016 WBNG a written response to
19) Approximate notice of appearance dersigned Referee will lose your home. Speak STATE
on the plaintiffs attor- sell at public auction at way of an assignment AFFORDABLE YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- will be dropped from the Report of Examina-
amount of lien executed March 11, to an attorney or go to HOUSING CORP., MONED to answer the Oneonta/Cooperstown tion prepared by the Of-
$116,475.26 plus inter- ney within thirty days the ONONDAGA COUN- the court where your CROUSE HEALTH HOSPI- complaint in this action on or about June 23, fice of the State Comp-
after service of this TY COURTHOUSE, 2ND 2015 to U.S. BANK
NOTICE OF SALE SU- est and costs. Prem- TRUST, N.A., AS TRUST- case is pending for fur- TAL INC. BBA CROUSE and to serve a copy of 2016 WKTV DT2 will be troller and have filed
PREME COURT ONON- ises will be sold sub- summons is complete FLOOR, WEST WING, ther information on HOSPITAL, ONONDOGA your answer, or, if the added
DAGA COUNTY U.S. ject to provisions of and in case of your fail- 401 EE FOR LSF8 MASTER to such response in my of-
MONTGOMERY PARTICIPATION TRUST. how to answer the COUNTY COMMISSION- complaint is not served Oneonta/Copperstown fice as a public record
Bank Trust, N.A., as filed judgment and ure to appear, judg- STREET SYRACUSE, NY Summons and protect ER OF SOCIAL SERVICE with this summons, to on or about June 23, for inspection by all in-
ment will be taken 13202, on July 12, 2016 The assignment is to
Trustee for LSF9 Mas- terms of sale. Index be duly recorded in the your property. Sending ASSIGNEE OBO CAR- serve a notice of ap- 2016 WSTM will move terested persons.
ter Participation Trust, No. CA2014-002240. against you by default at 10:00am, premises a payment to your TER RUTHENER AND pearance on the Plain- from channel 4 to chan- Marge Robbins Assis-
for the relief demand- known as 5044 BEAR Office of the Clerk of
Plaintiff against John Paul M. Deep, Esq., Ref- the County of ONEIDA, mortgage company will CITY COURT CLERK OB tiffs Attorney within nel 3 in Syracuse (City) tant Superintendent for
M. Hanna A/K/A John eree. Davidson Fink ed in the complaint. TO ROAD, CLAY, NY not stop this foreclo- PEOPLE OF THE STATE 20 days after the serv- on or about June 29, Business Clerk of the
THE DEFENDANT, TRUC 13212: covering premises
Matthew Hanna, et al LLP Attorney(s) for Section 97, known as 458 Oakdale sure action. YOU MUST OF NEW YORK, Defend- ice of this summons, 2016 WSPX will move Board of Education
Defendants Attorney Plaintiff 28 East Main TRAN: The foregoing Block 01, Lot 11: ALL RESPOND BY SERVING ants. We are attempt- exclusive of the day of from channel 3 to chan-
summons is served THAT TRACT OR PAR- Ave, Utica, NY 13502
for Plaintiff(s) Fein, Street, Suite 1700 Ro- (Section 307.15, Block A COPY OF THE AN- ing to collect a debt, service (or within 30 nel 4 in Syracuse (City) Widewaters Clay Own-
Such & Crane, LLP 28 chester, NY 14614- upon you by publica- CEL OF LAND SITUATE SWER ON THE ATTOR- and any information ob- days after the service on or about June 29, ership, LLC, has been
tion pursuant to an Or- IN THE TOWN OF CLAY, 1 and Lot 63). The re-
East Main Street, Suite 1990 Tel. 585/760- lief sought within ac- NEY FOR THE PLAIN- tained will be used for is complete if this sum- 2016 WYDC DT2 (WJKP) formed under 203 of
1800, Rochester, NY 8218 Dated: May 18, der of Honorable Don- COUNTY OF ONONDA- TIFF (MORTGAGE COM- that purpose. To the mons is not personally will migrate from Stand- the Limited Liability
ald A. Greenwood, Jus- GA AND STATE OF tion is a final judgment
14614 Attorney (s) for 2016 directing the sale of PANY) AND FILING AN above-named defend- delivered to you within ard to Basic on or Company Law. The Ar-
Plaintiff (s). Pursuant to SUMMONS, N O T IC E tice of the Supreme NEW YORK Premises ANSWER WITH THE ants: YOU ARE HEREBY the State of New York) about June 30, 2016 ticles of Organization
Court of the State of will be sold subject to the premises descri-
a Judgment of Foreclo- AND BRIEF STATEMENT bed above to satisfy COURT. Kozeny, SUMMONED to answer in the event the United Pop TV (fka TV Guide) were filed with the NY
sure and Sale Entered OF NATURE OF ACTION New York, signed May provisions of filed Judg- McCubbin & Katz, LLP. the complaint in this ac- States of America is scrolling guide service Secretary of State on
26, 2016 and filed on ment the debt described
April 13th, 2016 I will CONSUMER CREDIT Index # above. To the above Attorneys for the Plain- tion and to serve a made a party defend- will cease on or about 5/19/16. The county in
sell at Public Auction TRANSACTION June 1, 2016, with the 6610/2013. Jeffrey Lee tiff, 40 Marcus Drive, copy of your answer, ant, the time to answer July 6, 2016 Zap 2 It which the office is lo-
SU- complaint, in the Onon- Drimer, Esq. - Referee. named Defendants:
to the highest bidder at PREME COURT OF THE The foregoing Sum- Suite 200 Melville, NY or, if the complaint is for the said United scrolling guide service cated is Onondaga.
the Second Floor of STATE OF NEW YORK daga County Clerks Of- RAS Boriskin, LLC 900 11747 Our File 25004 The NY Secretary of
fice. This action is to Merchants Concourse, mons is served upon not served with this States of America shall will cease on or about State has been desig-
the Onondaga Court- COUNTY OF ONONDA- you by publication pur- summons, to serve a not expire until (60) July 6, 2016 We will be nated as the agent of
house, 401 Montgom- GA Index No. 2015- foreclose a mortgage Suite 106, Westbury,
from Lou Ann Hadley New York 11590, Attor- suant to an order of SUPREME COURT OF notice of appearance, days after service of providing you these no- this LLC upon whom
ery Street, Syracuse, 1587 M&T BANK, Plain- the Hon. Erin P. Gall, THE STATE OF NEW on the plaintiffs attor- the Summons; and in tifications
NY 13202 on June tiff, -against- CHRISTO- to the plaintiff upon neys for Plaintiff whenever process may be
the below described Justice of the Supreme YORK COUNTY OF neys within twenty (20) case of your failure to there is a change in served. The NY Secre-
29th, 2016 at 10:15 PHER BRUNS; MICHEL-
a.m. Premises known LE MCCARTNEY a/k/a premises which was re- SUPREME COURT OF Court of the State of ONONDAGA DEUTSCHE days after the service appear or answer, judg- channel or program- tary of State shall mail
as 604-06 Helen Street MICHELE MCCARTNEY; corded in Onondaga THE STATE OF NEW New York, and filed BANK NATIONAL of this summons, exclu- ment will be taken ming service. You can a copy of any process
A/K/A 604-606 Helen ARNOLD BRUNS; ALL County Clerks Office YORK - COUNTY OF along with the support- TRUST COMPANY AS sive of the day of serv- against you by default also check our division served to: 5786 Wide-
Street, Syracuse, NY UNKNOWN on October 19, 2011 in ONEIDA INDEX #2015- ing papers in the Office TRUSTEE FOR THE REG- ice (or within thirty (30) for the relief demand- website at WWW.TWC. waters Parkway, P.O.
HEIRS, Liber 16591 of Mortgag- 000987 FILED: of the Clerk of the ISTERED HOLDERS OF days after the service ed in the complaint. COM if you would like Box 3, DeWitt, NY
13203. Sec 013. Block DEVISEES AND PERSON-
19 Lot 11.0. All that AL REPRESENTATIVES es at page 0387. The 05/03/2016 SUPPLE- County of Oneida. This CBA COMMERCIAL AS- is complete if this sum- NOTICE OF NATURE OF more updated informa- 13214-0003. The pur-
Tract or Parcel of Land, OF ARNOLD A. BRUNS property which is the MENTAL SUMMONS is an action to fore- SETS, SMALL BALANCE mons is not personally ACTION AND RELIEF tion. pose of this LLC is to
situate in the City of a/k/a ARNOLD BRUNS, subject of this action is AND NOTICE Plaintiff close on a mortgage. COMMERCIAL MORT- delivered to you within SOUGHT THE OBJECT engage in any and all
6005 Dale Road, Town designates Oneida ALL that plot, piece or GAGE PASS-THROUGH the State of New York) of the above caption To be sold to satisfy a lawful act or activity
Syracuse, County of DECEASED, AND ANY garagemens lien on
Onondaga and State of OF HIS SUCCESSORS IN of Cicero, County of County as the place of parcel of land, situate, CERTIFICATES, SERIES or within (60) days af- action is to foreclose a for which limited liabili-
Onondaga, New York. trial. Venue is based lying and being in the 2007-1 v. MING YU YIN; ter service of this sum- Mortgage to secure 7/1/16 at 9:00am 2002 ty companies may be
New York Approximate RIGHT, TITLE AND IN- of Nissa Altima
Amount of Judgment is TEREST; et al., Defend- Dated: June 9, 2016 upon the County in City of Utica, County of HSIU-CHIN YINWANG mons if it is the United the sum organized
/s/ Amanda C. Shaw, which the mortgaged Oneida and State of A/K/A HSIU CHIN States of America; and $124,791.00 and inter- 1N4AL11D32C709256
$127,608.55 plus inter- ants. TO THE YINGWANG; and "JOHN in case of your failure est, recorded on July vehicle owned by Law- To place a legal ad,
est and costs. Prem- DEFENDANT(S): ALL UN- Esq. RIEHLMAN, SHA- premises are situated. New York, Section
rence Thornton at 134
ises will be sold sub- KNOWN FER & SHAW, LLC Attor- U.S. BANK TRUST, N.A., 307.15, Block 1 and Lot DOE" and "MARY to appear or answer, 22, 2009, at Liber please email your legal
HEIRS, neys for Plaintiff 7693 AS TRUSTEE FOR LSF8 63, said premises DOE," (Said names be- judgment will be taken 15895 Page 0310, of Ball Circle Syracuse NY notice as a word proc-
ject to provisions of DEVISEES AND PERSON- ing fictitious, it being against you by default the Public Records of 13210
filed Judgment Index AL REPRESENTATIVES Route 281, P. O. Box MASTER PARTICIPA- known as 458 Oakdale essing attachment to l
No 2012-6735. Robert OF ARNOLD A. BRUNS 544 Tully, NY 13159- TION TRUST, Plaintiff, Ave, Utica, NY 13502. the intention of plaintiff for the relief demand- ONONDAGA County, TOWN OF SALINA egals@syracuse.com.
0544 (315) 696-6347 against MELISSA E. YOU ARE HEREBY PUT to designate any and ed in the complaint. New York, covering PLANNING BOARD PUB- You may also send a
Jenkins, Esq., Referee a/k/a ARNOLD BRUNS, THE FIRM OF RIEHL- LAZAREK AKA MELISSA ON NOTICE THAT WE all occupants, tenants, NOTICE YOU ARE IN premises known as LIC NOTICE NOTICE OF typewritten form by
DECEASED, AND ANY MAN, SHAFER & LAZAREK, if she be liv- ARE ATTEMPTING TO persons or corpora- DANGER OF LOSING 122 LINCOLN PARK PUBLIC HEARING. The mail to Syracuse Media
OF HIS SUCCESSORS IN SHAW, LLC IS ATTEMPT- ing and if she be dead, COLLECT A DEBT AND tions, if any, having or YOUR HOME If you do DRIVE SYRACUSE, NY Planning Board of the Group, 220 S. Warren
RIGHT, TITLE AND IN- ING TO COLLECT the respective heirs-at- ANY INFORMATION OB- claiming an interest in not respond to this 13203. The relief Town of Salina will St., Syracuse NY
NOTICE TO BIDDERS TEREST YOU ARE HERE- law, next-of-kin, distri- TAINED WILL BE USED or lien upon the prem- summons and com- sought in the within ac- hold a public hearing at 13202, Attn: Legal Ads
The Board of Education BY SUMMONED and re- SUPREME COURT butees, executors, ad- FOR THAT PURPOSE. ises being foreclosed plaint by serving a tion is a final judgment 7:00 PM at the Town or by fax to 315-470-
of Onondaga-Cortland- quired to serve upon COUNTY OF ONONDA- ministrators, trustees, By reason of the de- herein.) Index No.: copy of the answer on directing the sale of Hall, 201 School Road, 2050, Attn: Legal Ads.
Madison Board of Coop- plaintiffs attorneys an GA GMAT LEGAL TITLE devisees, legatees, fault in the payment of 2015-1052 To Hsiu- the attorney for the the premises descri- Liverpool, NY on: June Please include dates of
erative Educational answer to the com- TRUST 2014 1, U.S. assignees, lienors, cred- the monthly install- Chin Yinwang a/k/a mortgage company bed above to satisfy 21, 2016 PRE-AGENDA publication, your billing
Services (BOCES), in ac- plaint in this action BANK, NATIONAL ASSO- itors and successors in ment of principal and Hsui Chin Yingwang: who filed this foreclo- the debt secured by MEETING PLANNING address, telephone
cordance with Section within twenty (20) days CIATION, AS LEGAL TI- interest and generally interest, among other You are hereby notified sure proceeding the Mortgage descri- BOARD Pre Agenda number and purchase
103 of Article 5-A of after the service of this TLE TRUSTEE, Plaintiff all persons having or things, as hereinafter that Deutsche Bank Na- against you and filing bed above. ONONDA- Meeting 6:30pm in order number. Follow-
the General Municipal Summons, exclusive of against CAROL L. claiming under, by or set forth, Plaintiff, the tional Trust Company the answer with the GA County is designat- Mezzanine CONTINUED ing the last day of publi-
Law and Article 119-O the day of service, or CHRISTIANSEN, et al through said Defend- holder and owner of as trustee for the regis- court, a default judg- ed as the place of trial CASES PLANNING cation, you will receive
of the General Munici- within thirty (30) days Defendant(s). Pursuant ants who may be de- the aforementioned tered holders of CBA ment may be entered because the real prop- BOARD Case 16-49 a notarized proof of
pal Law, will receive after service is com- to a Judgment of Fore- ceased, by purchase, note and mortgage, or Commercial Assets, and you can lose your erty affected by this ac- Shayes Realty 1102 publication, copy of
bids on: Name of Bid: plete if the Summons closure and Sale dated inheritance, lien or in- their agents have elect- Small Balance Commer- home. Speak to an at- tion is located in said Vine Street Tax# 026.- the ad, and bill. We do
Produce Products, is not personally deliv- March 9, 2016 and en- heritance, any right, ti- ed and hereby acceler- cial Mortgage Pass- torney or go to the county. NOTICE YOU 03-02.0 Zoned R-4 2nd not supply proofs of
RFB-217-08 Bid Open- ered to you within the tered on March 23, tle or interest in or to ate the mortgage and Through Certificates, court where your case ARE IN DANGER OF Ward Application for ads prior to publica-
ing: July 29, 2016, 1:30 State of New York. 2016, I, the under- the real property de- declare the entire mort- Series 2007-1 com- is pending for further LOSING YOUR HOME If Site Plan approval to tion.
P.M., at 110 Elwood Da- The United States of signed Referee will sell scribed in the Com- gage indebtedness im- menced an action information on how to you do not respond to construct a 35x 60 de- For questions, call
vis Road, Liverpool, NY America, if designated at public auction at the plaint, MICHAEL B. mediately due and pay- against you on August answer the summons this summons and com- tached garage in rear Pamela Gallagher
13088 Term of Con- as a defendant in this 2nd floor of the Onon- LAZAREK JR AKA MI- able. By reason of the 5, 2015 in New York and protect your prop- plaint by serving a parking lot. CONTIN- 315-470-2051.
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older, have valid drivers license, High degree of accuracy and resume to llehr@lehrland Cash Sale $99,500 status includes children un-
professionalism required. Contact # 315-676-2585 der the age of 18 living with
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with resume & cover,
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per will not knowingly ac-
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Sunday between 2:30am to 7:30am. More than safety.
 
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of the law. To report dis-
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required. Company offers
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company sponsored 401K
plan. Salary $75K+
Minimum 5 years
experience in selling
industrial automation
components. Experience in
selling industrial machine
safety components a plus.
Technical 4 year degree in
either electrical, electronics,
or mechanical engineering
is preferred.
Send resume to:
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$294,500 315-503-3000
Web ID# 0007686483
488-1086/aft 6pm 488-4720
When you see
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1200sf, 2br, 2ba, lg EIK w/XL
brkfst bar, walk in closets,
all appls. incl. wash/dry, 1st
flr lndry, Handicap access,
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EXCELLENT PAY
GREAT BENEFITS
MODERN EQUIPMENT
401K, Medical, Vacation
Email for application:
cscott@Lynnhscott.com
OR CALL
1-888-339-2900 x-12
1st Day
DRIVER / Warehouse. A val-
id drivers license is re-
quired. Must be 20 years old
or above, he/she must be
honest and hard working,
$25/hr. For more info email
Reliable, efficient,
and Productive
Experience:
installer 5 years
helpers 2 years
grouters 2 years
Apply online
www.csmtile.com or call
315-687-5095 ext 202.
HR & Admin Managers.
Start up company looking
for enthusiastic people.
Computer skills needed and
excellence in MS Word & Ex-
cel. Training offered. Email
resume to
info@gallantrealtors.com
INTAKE Clerk US Bankrupt-
mladd@euchner-usa.com
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full bsmnt. Lpool schls.
FSBO: 457-1775, 391-9100 2Bdr flat Warner Ave 700+
Project sec8 ok Call Don 315-3783-
DENTAL Assistant: Seeking 143
Administrator/AUTO
certified, mature DA.
FT (4 days) with benefits. CAD Drafter 
State of the art practice in
the Dewitt suburbs. Great
opportunity for someone
Local commercial cladding
system contractor looking
When you see RENT
willing to learn and grow
professionally. Send resume
for someone to handle
project administration
^ CLICK N BUY NOW
to mgmafsol@gmail.com. duties to include; go to
creating/reviewing shop syracuse.com/realestate Baldwinsville Luxury Apts
MA/LPN drawings, Submittal
package processing, project
and enter the WEB ID # to
see photos, read extended
for 55+ in Radisson. 1215
sqft, 2 full baths, Fully equip-
needed for fast paced derm. descriptions and ped incl washer and dryer.
Office exp preferred but not take-offs, etc. . Individual
needs to be proficient in email the seller. $1175+315-569-1698
required. Must be computer WEBID: 0007706497
savy. F/T Salary DOE fax blueprint reading and CAD
software. benefits available: 5 CLICK N RENT ^
resume to 315-424-1779
or email:
drtangoren@drtangoren.com
Medical Insurance, Profit
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L.zabtny@aol.com nynb.uscourts.gov Newly remodeled, new
Medical Secretary
LARGE candy & toy vending
Busy cardiology practice is
seeking a F/T medical sec.
Please respond to
heather@gitzencoinc.com
1st Day appliances, , $900+
utilities 315-420-1985
co seeks self-starter to serv- for our W. Taft office.
  

ice existing accounts in Syra-
cuse and surrounds. Must
have excel communication
& people skills & basic com-
puter knowledge. Must be
TRACTOR capable of working indptly.
Previous vending experi-
TRAILER ence a + but not required.
Full benes include med,
TRAINING 401k & vehicle allowance.
Must provide own cargo
van. Some overnites reqd.
CDL-A Pay part base & part com-
mission. Earning potential
$650+/wk. Call 1-800-456-
1600 x232
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Full Time and Part-Time
Job
Job Placement Advance Central Services/
Placement
Assistance
The Post-Standard has full
time and part-time positions
General office resp. inc. a
variety of secretarial duties
for physicians & staff
members. Min. 2 yrs
medical office exp. Medent
a plus, EMR a must. Good
organizational & computer
skills req. Send resume to:
SJH Cardiology Assoc. Attn:
HR Mgr, 4820 W. Taft Rd,
Suite 201, Liverpool, NY
13088, fax 315-234-9600,
Tracy.Poushter@
sjhcardiology.org EOE
MEDICAL FRONT DESK
PEDIATRIC Cardiology
Associates is seeking a
dependable and organized
individual to work full-time
in our front office.
Candidate must have two
years exper and will
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Send cover letter & resume
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110 Worden Ave 13120
6BR, 3BA, 2,700sq ft, 2car

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561-305-6779
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3037 Samantha Dr
Open Sat & Sun 12-2 pm.
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The Post-Standard is commit-
SU sorority seeks fulltime
chef for 2016-17 academic
year to prepare 50+ lunches
and dinners daily, M-F,
9:30-5:30, as well as set
meals aside for the
Two full-time positions open
weekend. Healthful menus
must include vegetarian and
gluten-free dishes. Chef
must be responsive to
members suggestions,
work with vendors and stay
within budget. Competitive
salary. Modern commercial
kitchen. Possibility for
permanent employment.
Parking provided, no
night shifts, weekly sched-
ules will vary. Part-time
night shifts available are 25
hours per week between
the hours of 6:30 p.m. and
3:00 a.m. in 4 to 6 hour
shifts, Monday - Saturday.
We offer competitive pay
and benefits, including Paid
Time Off. How to apply: Re-
sume or application re-
quests can be e-mailed to H
Rapply@syracuse.com or ap-
plications can be picked up
at Advance Central Services
Syracuse (The Post-
Standard), 101 North Salina
St, Syracuse, NY.
ted to reflecting the diversi-
ty of our community in our
work force.
Mechanic
at Gagnons Marine Service.
Will train the mechanically
minded individual.
Hours: Monday- Friday.
OT is required.
315-633-0383
PAINTERS NEEDED
FT, Must have 3yrs Exp.
PCA is an EOE/M/F/V
great
OPPORTUNITY
PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT
Immediate opening in a
busy surgical practice,
primarily focused on
laparoscopic bariatric
surgery. Position will
include first assistant in OR,
hospital rounding, and
clinical hours. Surgeon will
train. Competitive salary
and benefits, including
401K. William A. Graber, MD
PC is an equal
opportunity employer.
tsullivan@drgrabermd.com
RECEPTIONIST
Needed for busy Dental
Office. Exp a must. Exc. pay.
Send Resume to:
adaurora1969@yahoo.com
Fax: 315-442-1082
Attn: Office Manager
tub, custom features and
more! Call 315-450-2632
HISTORIC home 25 Downer
St. 3 bdrm, 1.5 bath, gour-
met kitchen, 2-car garage.
Updates include heat/AC,
windows, water heater,
roof. $184,900.
Call (315)439-2378
Web ID: SPS15297963
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Treed Lot with 105 Front-
age. 2.83 acres 2.83 Lot is
JD Schools/near Wegmans!
3BR/2B house, C/AC & W/D.
Available. July 1st @
$1,400/month.
Call 315-345-3530.
Lpool, cozy, remodeled
2br, hdwds, central air, w/d
hkup, garage, no pets, no
smoking $1,100+ 430-1908
70" Oneida Lakefront
Beautiful, custom built 3BR, SELLERS
3BA on the s. shore. Lrg
bonus room, 2+ car garage. Put the power of
Many extras! $267,000
(315) 863-4460/ 439-6432.
^ CLICK N BUY ^
FOR SALE OR RENT
Upscale 2BR Townhouse,
$2,150 /mo.Oneida Lake to work for you.
view, private harbor w/
dock Social membership - Choose a Power
Lake shore Yacht & Country
club. Quartz countertops, Package and your
Lrg master suite w/ walk-in
closets, walk-in shower &
twin sinks. Applicances incl
ad will appear in
+ 3 TVs! Partially furnished The Post-Standard
w/ many upgrades!
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Own Transportation.
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7140 Henry Clay Blvd.
Liverpool,NY 13088
CARPENTER
Looking for an Experienced
Carpenter with 15+ years
experience and own tools.
Rate is Negotiable. Please
call (315)-458-4850
Machine Operator
Techinical work performing
the more difficult taks
involved the operation of
offset printing machines
and related equipment,
including bindery and
shipping. This is a very
dynamic, high volume
environment requiring a
self-starter who is
personally responsible,
concerned with outcomes,
and requires little
supervision. Full-time
Camillus, share 2BR house,
position with additional
hours often necessary.
Associates Degree and one
year of experience in the
operation and maintenance
of offset printing and
related equipment or High
School graduate with three
years same experience.
Civil Service positions.
Submit resume and cover
letter to: resume@moric.org
Madison-Oneida BOCES,
Verona, NY 13478
pediatric office with
2 locations. Pediatric
experience preferred.
Fax resumes to
315-870-3893 or mail to
270 Township Blvd.
Camillus, NY 13031
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NEW 2016 GMC NEW 2016 NEW 2016 GMC ALL New 2016
NEW 2016 NEW 2016 Buick Terrain AWD GMC Sierra 1500 Acadia AWD SLE-1 500X Easy
Buick Verano Encore AWD SLE-1 DBL. CAB SLT 7
Stk #010. AWD Available
10
12 11 2*
22 Available
Available 29* 23* Automatic, PW, PL.
Available MPG MPG
PG MPG
32* 30* HWY WYY
HWY HWY MSRP
MPG MPG
HWY HWY $25,100.

22 25
Available Available
Stk #1284. MSRP $25,400. Stk #105. MSRP $28,780. Stk # 1029. MSRP $30,425. Stk #1216. MSRP $47,340. Stk #854. MSRP $37,725.
PW, PL, Leather. Convenience Pkg. PW, PL, AC. 4WD SLT Double Cab, 5.3L. PW, PL, AC, 7-pass.
LEASE FOR
Lease For Lease For Lease For Lease For Lease For
$
179 /MO.
39 mos.
$
199 /MO.
39 mos.
$
199 /MO.
24 mos.
$
319 /MO.
39 mos.
$
269 /MO.
39 mos.
$
199 /mo. for
36 mos.
Lease requires $3199 down plus 1st payment. 8% tax and DMV fees


$1,999 cash or trade down plus rst payment, taxes and fees.
10,000 miles per year, $0.25 per mile thereafter. Security deposit
waived. Tier 1 Credit approval through GM Financial. $595 acq. fee
included in cap cost. Lessee responsible for excess wear and tear.
Offer ends 6/30/2016.
$1,999 cash or trade down plus rst payment, taxes and fees. 10,000
miles per year, $0.25 per mile thereafter. Security deposit waived.
Tier 1 Credit approval through GM Financial. $595 acq. fee included
in cap cost. Lessee responsible for excess wear and tear. Offer
ends 6/30/2016.
Includes Competitive Lease. Lease requires $1999 down plus rst
payment, sales tax and fees. 10,000 miles per year, $0.25 per
mile thereafter. Security deposit waived. Tier 1 Credit approval
through GM Financial. $595 acq. fee included in cap cost. Lessee
responsible for excess wear and tear. Offer ends 6/30/2016.
Includes Competitive Lease. Lease requires $1999 down plus rst
payment, sales tax and fees. 10,000 miles per year, $0.25 per
mile thereafter. Security deposit waived. Tier 1 Credit approval
through GM Financial. $595 acq. fee included in cap cost. Lessee
responsible for excess wear and tear. Offer ends 6/30/2016.
Includes Competitive Lease. Lease requires $1999 down plus rst
payment, sales tax and fees. 10,000 miles per year, $0.25 per
mile thereafter. Security deposit waived. Tier 1 Credit approval
through GM Financial. $595 acq. fee included in cap cost. Lessee
responsible for excess wear and tear. Offer ends 6/30/2016.
are extra. Sec. Dep. Waived. 10K per yr., $.20 per mi. thereafter.
Lessee responsible for maintenance & excess wear. Lease through
Chrysler Capital. Tier 1-2 to qualify. Offer ends 6/30/2016.
FIAT is a registered trademark of FIAT Group Marketing & Corporate
Communications S.p.A. used under license by Chrysler Group LLC.


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42* 31*
PLUS 0% APR For Up To 66 Months (With $15.16 per $1,000 nanced for well-qualied buyers) Mirage ES MPG
HWY Outlander ES MPG
HWY Outlander Sport ES
ON 2016 KIA SOUL, OPTIMA, & FORTE* Take 0% APR Take 0% APR for Take 0% APR for *
*ExcludesForteKoup.Call800-333-4KIAfordetails.0%APRnancingfor24-66monthsfromKiaMotorsFinance(KMF)onapprovedcredit.Paymentdeferralrst90days;KMFtopayrst for up to 48 mos up to 72 months! up to 72 months! 31
MPG
twopaymentsdueupto$1,000total.Nodownpayment.Offercannotbecombinedwithleaseprograms.OffernotavailableforotherKiavehicles.Musttakedeliveryby7/5/16. PLUS HWY
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17
40
Available 65
Kia Forte LX Automatic Kia Soul Automatic Kia Optima LX Available
#C16101710, Auto, USB port , keyless, heated #C16101767, FUSE Bluetooth, 18 alloy wheels,
Available

MSRP $18,965
965 MSRP $18,350 MSRP $22,970 #C17100036, PW, PL, Stability control. mirrors, 3rd row seating, anti-theft alarm system. active stability control, anti-theft alarm system,
MSRP $15,030. MSRP $24,240. and heated mirrors. MSRP $20,545.
Stk #357, 4 cyl., Stk #250 Stk #291,
PW, PL, PW, PL, Bluetooth, Lease for Buy for Lease for Buy for Lease for Buy for
Cruise,
Sirius XM
Cruise

15
Backup
camera
$
129 13,890 219
per mo for 36 mos.
OR $
plus tax, title & reg.
$
per mo for 36 mos.
OR $
20,990 179
plus tax, title & reg.
$
per mo for 36 mos.
OR $
17,790plus tax, title & reg.
18 22

199 249 259

available
$
With $2999 Down plus 1st payment, tax, DMV fees, and security With $1999 Down plus 1st payment, tax, DMV fees, and security deposit. With $1999 Down plus 1st payment, tax, DMV fees, and security
$ $
available
LEASE LEASE LEASE available
deposit. 10k miles per yr., $.20 per mi. thereafter. Buy for price 10k miles per yr., $.20 per mi. thereafter. Buy for price includes $1500 deposit. 10k miles per yr., $.20 per mi. thereafter. Buy for price
includes $750 rebate. Lessee responsible for maintenance & rebate. Lessee responsible for maintenance & excess wear. For well includes $1500 rebate. Lessee responsible for maintenance &
FOR /mo FOR /mo FOR /mo excess wear. For well qualied buyers nanced through Mitsubishi qualied buyers nanced through Mitsubishi Financial Services. Offer excess wear. For well qualied buyers nanced through Mitsubishi
C4-0007704753-01

36 mos. 36 mos. 36 mos. Financial Services. Offer ends 6/30/2016. ends 6/30/2016. Financial Services. Offer ends 6/30/2016.


With $0 Down. 8% tax included in lease structure. 1st
payment, fees and DMV extra. Sec. Dep. Waived. 10,000
miles per yr., $.20 per mi. thereafter. Lessee responsible for
maintenance & excess wear and $400 disposition fee. Tier
1-3 to qualify. Lease through KMF. Offer ends 6/30/2016.
With $0 Down. 8% tax included in lease structure. 1st
payment, fees and DMV extra. Sec. Dep. Waived. 10,000
miles per yr., $.20 per mi. thereafter. Lessee responsible for
maintenance & excess wear and $400 disposition fee. Tier
1-3 to qualify. Lease through KMF. Offer ends 6/30/2016.
With $0 Down. 8% tax included in lease structure. 1st $0 DOWN SIGN THEN DRIVE LEASES AVAILABLE
payment, fees and DMV extra. Sec. Dep. Waived. 10,000 *Source: EPA
miles per yr., $.20 per mi. thereafter. Lessee responsible for 10 years/100,000 miles power train warranty
maintenance & excess wear and $400 disposition fee. Tier 10 100 10-YR/100,000-Mile 5 years/60,000 miles bumper to bumper warranty
1-3 to qualify. Lease through KMF. Offer ends 6/30/2016. Powertrain Limited Warranty 5 years/unlimited miles emergency roadside assistance

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5885 East Circle Dr., Cicero 455-7051 (315) 5885 East Circle Dr., Cicero Starting at $10,990! *Source: EPA (315) 699-2661
2016 Mazda3 i Sport 2016 Mazda6 i Sport 2016 Mazda CX-5 Sport AWD 2016 Passat S 2016 Tiguan SE 2016 Jetta S
$0 Down, Sign Then Drive Leases!
7 41* 3 38* 12 34*
available MPG available MPG available MPG VIN #029599 VIN #605718 VIN #323260
HWY HWY HWY 4Motion, Backup camera
Bluetooth, Automatic, PW, PL
38* Touch screen MSRP $34,770 MSRP $19,870
MPG
HWY MSRP $23,495

Auto, PW, PL, Push button start and Keyless entry Touch screen, Push button start, Bluetooth Push button start, Backup camera, Automatic
VIN #JM1BM1T7XG1298153. VIN #JM1GJ1U55G1481777. VIN #JM3KE4BY5G0743131.
MSRP $19,765 MSRP $23,830 MSRP $26,120

$ $ $
LEASE
FOR
169 /mo
LEASE
FOR
179 /mo
LEASE
FOR
244 /mo Lease For Lease For

$
Lease For

$
244 369 219 $
36 mos. 36 mos. 36 mos.
$1,999 due at lease signing. Includes $595 acquisition $1979 due at lease signing. Includes $595 acquisition $1,999 due at lease signing. Includes $595 acquisition /mo /mo /mo
fee. No security deposit required. Excludes taxes, title fee. No security deposit required. Excludes taxes, title fee. No security deposit required. Excludes taxes, title
for 36 for 36 for 48



and fees. Lessee responsible for excess wear and
mileage over 36,000 at $0.15/mile. Take new retail
delivery from dealer stock by 6/30/2016.
and fees. Lessee responsible for excess wear and
mileage over 30,000 at $0.15/mile. Take new retail
delivery from dealer stock by 6/30/2016.
and fees. Lessee responsible for excess wear and
mileage over 36,000 at $0.15/mile. Take new retail mos.
delivery from dealer stock by 6/30/2016. Taxes, title, registration, and acquisition fee included in
the lease price. Plus $350 disposition fee. Security Deposit
Waived. For well qualied buyers through Volkswagen Credit.
Lessee responsible for excess mileage and wear and tear.
*Source: EPA Excess mileage charge $.20 per mile. Offer ends 6/30/2016.
mos.
Taxes, title, registration, and acquisition fee included in
the lease price. Plus $350 disposition fee. Security Deposit
Waived. For well qualied buyers through Volkswagen Credit.
Lessee responsible for excess mileage and wear and tear.
Excess mileage charge $.20 per mile. Offer ends 6/30/2016.
mos.
Taxes, title, registration, and acquisition fee included in
the lease price. Plus $350 disposition fee. Security Deposit
Waived. For well qualied buyers through Volkswagen Credit.
Lessee responsible for excess mileage and wear and tear.
Excess mileage charge $.20 per mile. Offer ends 6/30/2016. C4-0007704724-01

Burdick Dodge - Chrysler - Jeep See all offers at dvdodge.com

5885 East Circle Dr., Cicero (315) 699-3846
2016 Jeep Compass High Altitude 2016 Jeep Patriot Latitude 4x4 2016 Jeep Cherokee Latitude 4x4 2016 Chrysler Town & Country Touring 2016 Ram Crew Cab Express 4x4
Stk #917 Stk #079 Stk #772. Stk #569 Stk #086
MSRP $28,085 MSRP $26,440 MSRP $28,485. MSRP $33,570. MSRP $41,965
Bluetooth, Leather PW, PL, Automatic PW, PL 5.7L Hemi,
trim Backup cam,
Bluetooth

$
Lease
For $
169 /mo
36 mos.
With $2999 Down plus 1st payment, tax & DMV fees and $395 disposition fee. Sec. Dep.
Lease
For $
249 /mo
36 mos.
With $2999 Down plus 1st payment, tax & DMV fees and $395 disposition fee. Sec. Dep.
Lease
For
299 /mo
24 mos.
With $2999 Down plus 1st payment, tax & DMV fees and $395 disposition fee. Sec. Dep.
Waived. 10K per yr., $.25 per mi. thereafter. Lessee responsible for maintenance & excess
Waived. 10K per yr., $.25 per mi. thereafter. Lessee responsible for maintenance & excess Waived. 10K per yr., $.25 per mi. thereafter. Lessee responsible for maintenance & excess wear.
wear. For well qualied buyers nanced through Chrysler Capital. Offer ends 7/5/2016. For well qualied buyers nanced through Chrysler Capital. Offer ends 7/5/2016. wear. For well qualied buyers nanced through Chrysler Capital. Offer ends 7/5/2016.

$
Lease
For
$
149 /mo
36 mos.
With $2999 Down plus 1st payment, tax & DMV fees and $395 disposition fee. Sec. Dep.
Lease
For $
189 /mo
36 mos.
With $2999 Down plus 1st payment, tax & DMV fees and $395 disposition fee. Sec. Dep.
Buy
For
23,990
Or choose 0% APR nancing for up to 72 months through Chrysler Capital in lieu of some
plus tax
& DMV
Buy
For $
27,965 plus tax
& DMV

Or choose 0% APR nancing for up to 60 months through Chrysler Capital in lieu of some
Buy
For $
35,965 plus tax
& DMV

Finance with 1.9% APR for up to 60 mos through Chrysler Capital in lieu of some rebates. Price
Waived. 10K per yr., $.25 per mi. thereafter. Lessee responsible for maintenance & excess Waived. 10K per yr., $.25 per mi. thereafter. Lessee responsible for maintenance & excess rebates. Buy For price includes $2,500 rebate. Additional $500 rebate may be available. rebates. Buy For price includes $4,500 rebate. Additional $500 rebate may be available. includes $500 rebate. Offer ends 7/5/2016.
wear. For well qualied buyers nanced through Chrysler Capital. Offer ends 7/5/2016. wear. For well qualied buyers nanced through Chrysler Capital. Offer ends 7/5/2016. Offer ends 7/5/2016. Offer ends 7/5/2016.

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Neighbors North
Graduation K E E P S A K E E D I T I O N
A LIST OF GRADUATES FROM THE SCHOOLS IN YOUR AREA,
PROFILES OF YOUR SCHOOLS TOP STUDENTS, TIME AND LOCATION
OF GRADUATION CEREMONIES. STARTS ON PAGE 2

SAVE IT
FRAME IT
HIGH SCHOOL
MEMORIES

  

  
 
 
 
     
   
PAGE 2 THE POST-STANDARD THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 2016 NEIGHBORS NORTHWEST

Graduation2016
LIVERPOOL HIGH SCHOOL VALEDICTORIAN Ryan John Fleming
Sean Reagan
Flickinger
Alyssa Jade
Haseman
Leigha Skylar
Graduation: Barron Gina Margaret-Mary Name: Jordan Caviness Haskins
Campbell Julia Nicole Flohr
9:45 a.m. Izeyah Namier Mackenzie Lee
Barron Nieves Alexandra Leigh Town: Liverpool Rachel Ann Foster Henderson
Saturday, June 18, Canavan
Alyssa Lynne Barry Chloe Ellis Foster
2016, Onondaga Marissa Rose Parents: Phil Caviness and Kathy Caviness Parker Christopher
Marcia Dianna Baskin Destiny Leanne Hicks
County War Cangemi Fowler
Juliana Cristina Basla My plans in the next few years: I plan to Sydney Rae Himes
Memorial. Joel Matthew Carlino Joseph Charles
Matthew Joseph attend the University of Rochester to study engi- Robert Richard
David Robert Carnie Fratianni Hinkey
Bates neering/finance.
Madeliene Catherine Haley Lauren French Natalia Maria Hinman
Dominick Anthony Carroll
Battaglia Jr. My career plans: In my future, I hope to work Kyndria Lynn French John Francis Hogan
A James Richard Carter for the Walt Disney Company. Donald Earl Frost, II
Peyton Alexandra Ashley Maureen
Amra Abadzic Bellrose Mia N. Cassella Samuel James Fuller Holdsworth
Zakariya Abdel-Aziz Phaite Marie Bender Antonio Tito Castro What Ive enjoyed the most about my Jacob Evan Fullerton August Daniel
Mohammed Nasser Joseph Francis Nicholas Ryan high school experience: The most enjoyable part about high school Holekamp
Destin Ray Furcinito
Abdelaziz Benedetto Catalone was being able to play sports with my friends that I have had since I was Devon Ezra Anthony
Dawud Qais Kelly Elizabeth Jordan Philip little. Holmes
Muhammed Abdullah Bergamo Caviness G Briana Mary Holz
Jr. Georges Betoubam Lauren Elizabeth My favorite quote or saying: All our dreams can come true, if we Jamie Ryan Gadaleta
Devin Edwin Horton
Kati Marie Abel Cerrone have the courage to pursue them. - Walt Disney Michael Paul Garland
Alexis Nichole-Tridico Brandon Michael
Elijah Oleg Abramoff Bittel Kyle Robert Chasse Jr.
Hughes
Dhuha Ammar Al- Liam McCormick Antoine Devon
Savannah Boatwright Garner Zachary David Huling
Bayati Chavis
Dante Ray Aldrich
Kacey Christina
Boyle Morgan Christy SALUTATORIAN Jason Thomas
Garuccio
Daniel Paul Hunt
Audrey Marie
Chewning-Kulick
Justin Michael Allen Mackenzie Leigh Husenitza
Cameron Jarred Name: Ben Petrella Maggie Elizabeth
Christie Michelle Bragan Gaynor
Chrisjohn Linn Hutchinson
Allen Louis Randolph Hyde
Brazosky Jr. Madelyn Margaret Town: Liverpool Vincent Salvatore
Alexandra Rose Alsid Cittadino Bella Gianni
Joshua Steven Justin Joseph
Angelo Dominic Parents: Jim and Karen Petrella Zachary Adam Glaski I-J
Amidon Breezee
Coglitore Ashley Rae Glaski Bajro Ibrahimovic
Jordan Harrison App Rachel Clara
Rayanne Lynn
My plans in the next few years: I will be
Brickman Austin Phillip Elmedina Ibrahimovic
Nicholas Michael Colatruglio attending the United States Military Academy at Goldberg
Sean Connery Alexandra Marie
Arrigo Terrell Jeron West Point. Joseph Michael Ioannidis
Brockington
Saleem Nash Asfour Coleman Goldthwaite
Jule Antonia Brown My career plans: I plan to serve in the U.S. Nicole Elizabeth
Audey Iyad Ashkar Mark John Coleman Peter Emmanuel Jasinski
Mohammed Musa
Dana Elaine Brown
Dominic Joseph Army for several years and enter the medical Gonzalez Jonathan Michael
Ashkar Mikayla Nichole Commisso field. Cameron Edward Jerman
Brown Goodson
Mariam Jafar Atiyeh Ryan Matthew Amelia Jane Johnson
Tionna Rene Brown Comstock What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: Trevor McKenzie Emily Katherine
Devin Robert Brown Jacob William I have really appreciated opportunities to travel with my friends and Gordon Johnson
B Conklin compete with talented runners from across the country. Salena Marie Goss
Morgan Taylor Bacik Alexis Nicole Jewels Marie
Bruening Renee Ruth Cooke Meghan Ann Grandy Johnson
James Michael Baehr
Dylan Michael Bulson Anthony Joseph
My favorite quote or saying: Success is not the key to happiness. Genevieve Liliana Samuel Neal
Anna Maria Baggett
Nicholas Scott Burdo Cooper Happiness is the key to success. Grimes Johnson
Meghan Leigh Bailey Caroline Elizabeth Rainer Frederick Mackenzie Rene
Austin Thomas Burt
Jordan Xavier Bailey Cosco Grimme Johnson
Katherine Taylor
Robert Ernest Baker Busby Kaleigh Ann Madison Shea Guard Naarah Aliya Jones
Cosentino Cutrone Jennifer Lisa Deegan Christina Dietrich Jamie Marie
III Edmonds Nathaniel Arthur Lee Gregory Lee Jones
Brianna Morgan Nicole Antoinette Cyr Jorge Rafael Del Victoria Helen
Andrew Harring Bushnoe Rachel Elizabeth Guarente Jr.
Cosentino Valle DiMartino Leah Marie Egan
Balliet Isabella Nicole Alexander Leo
Emily Conniff Butler D Allysha Renee Lopez Calvin Do Logan Emma
Claire Elizabeth Trevor David Couse Gullotto Jorgensen
Kayla Abenna Butler- Dela Cruz Eicholzer
Eric Robert Covert Carina Marie Likhith Reddy Doddi
Baluta Bell Erika Marie DelPriore Adrian Paul Ellis Collin Richard Gwilt
DAgostino Adam Victor Donle
Amelia Caroline Javier James Byrd- Rashon TyRay
Magestik Maurey Kirstie Jo DeMauro Olivia Jean Ennist
K
Baratier Crenshaw Cory Wayne Thomas Patrick
Torres-Farsaci Daniel Alexander Scott Donovan Gage Halen Everts
H Keeping III
Leland Matthew Tea Aurielle Byrnes Lucas William Cassidy Nicole Hall
Crowell Kylah Mackenzie Denegal Jr
Baratier Britteny Louise Dopp Jacob Michael Keller
Dashnaw Anthony William Jacklyn Eva Hamilton
Katrina Marie Barclay Lisa Hilda Cruse
DeRosa II Sierra Rose Dorr F Jasmine Morecia
C Jessica Fawn Tymaiah Vernette
Taylor Marie Davidson Alasia Mae Douglas Ernest Gillette Kelly
John Michael Baris Alexander Michael Jennifer May Fahsel, III Harper
Culpepper Corey Gaetano Kesel
Giovanna Romeo Caiello Olivia Leigh Davie Derouchie Oksana Anatolivna Meghan Arlene
Joshua Everett Drulyk Kayla Corinne
Baris Nicole Elora Ian Caluwe Davis Allison Paige Fasoldt Harrington Zachariya Ahmad
Curkendall Khatib
David Michael Barley Calcagno Deschamps Drew Marie Dufrane Justin Jay Harris
Sara Rose Cussen Howard Dajier Davis Michael William
Leanne Lidia Barnard Ethan Robert Zachary Pierre Margaret Mary Fensken Jacob Kevin Kidd
Nicholas King Davis QuMere Divine
Calderwood William Anthony DeSocio Lenore Dunsford Harrison
Michael John Baron Cutler Jeremiah Jordan
Nathan John Nahzere Shykeise Nicolette Marie Zackary Wayne Ferrante
Brian Dallas Barrigar Davis Ryan Anthony Hart
Caldwell Nathan Michael DeVito Dupra
Cutler Corinne Katlyn Finley Richard James Hart LIVERPOOL,
Julia Marie Barron William Everett Nathan Alec Michel Brianna Dilenne
Campbell Michael James DeBord Dewberry Alexander Anthony Terrance James PAGE T-4
Jaylen Zechariah E Fiorello Harvey
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GRADUATION2016

C.W. BAKER HIGH SCHOOL VALEDICTORIAN

Name: Megan Dwyer
Graduation: Darrien Saxon Bort Liam Daniel Connery Town: Baldwinsville Kelly Ann Kneeskern Austin McClaskey
1 p.m. Sunday, Michael Bourdon Gideon James Marie Kristine Knittel Zachary Scott
Emma Lee Bourque
Conway Parents: Margaret and Timothy Dwyer Mandy Katherine
McClaskey
June 19, 2016.
Dylan Cooney Knittel Allison Jean
The gradua- Alexander Bowen My plans in the next few years: I will be McKenzie
Carson Alan Cooper Brandon James
tion ceremony Kiera Brady attending the University at Buffalo in the fall. Kohutanich Hannah Marie
Lily Elizabeth
will be at the Jacob William McLaughlin
SRC Arena Branshaw
Trumble Coots My career plans: As of right now, I intend to Natalie Alice Kot
Kenneth E. McQuade
Natalie Mary Cordaro study Biology and International Studies and plan Kailey Alexandra
at Onondaga Daniel Charles Kowalski Conner William
Bridge Anthony Peter to pursue a career in one of these fields. McTomany
Community Allison Charlotte
Cosme Bradley Alan Krahl
Sandra Rose Meeker
College. Brown Hailey D. Couchman My advice to my graduating class: Err in the direction of kind-
Gabrielle Agnes Ethan Michael Craig ness. Dream big, appreciate the things and people around you, and in L Michal Jo Mellinger

A Brown
Madeline Frances everything you do, show compassion to others. Justin Intachakra
Lado
Tyler Brandon
Melton-Caza
Kaitlynn Adsitt Nolan Lee Brown Curtis
Sarah Nicole Lalla Damien Merkel
Faris Rami Al-Khoury Ryan Bouchard Rocco Anthony
Brown Czuba Mark Jeffrey Lannier Matthew Thomas
Charissa Joy Allen
Alec Karekin
Nicholas Armando
Falso
G Andrew Jee Guido Sarah Anne Herman
Dominique Gabrielle
Metcalf
Heidi Anne Allen Brummer D Miranda Jeanne
Logan J. Gadoua Tyler James
Gutchess
Eric John Herrmann Lapointe Jordan Nicole Meyer
Kourtnee Rene Allen Nathan Ryan Buck Dillon Logan Mitchell Allen Gage Courtney Lynn Hines Jordan Michael Kyle Patrick Micho
Felong
Mark Joseph Anastas Brennan Mackenzie Darcangelo Destiny Faith Lee Sean Fredrick Honan LaPrease Erin Myrel Miles
Isabel Etondi Anjorin Buitron Alexis Victoria
Yusinia Airee Fermin
Gardner H Brittany LaRock
Emily Catherine Seth M. Horan David Scott Millen
Daughton Ryan S. Gaus Breland Rashad
Ryan Michael App Samuel T. Bull Fernandez Hadley Alexis Venezia Justen Michael Brittany Marie Miner
Lauren Elizabeth Anna Elizabeth Davis Kyle Daniel Houghton LaRock
Mariah Anna Mia Alexandra Andrew Joseph Vincent Francis
Armstrong Marie Burchill Patrick Joshua de Brian Kade Hourihan Jessame Paige Minozzi
Nicholas John Gracia Lavelle
Austin Micheal Daniel James Sydney Grace
Arnold Burden Katherine Marie Hourihan Delaney Mckenzie Molinet
Joah Burkhart DeBolt Lee
Kalie Marie Arnold Allison Marie Hovey Matthew Vincent
Brooke Elizabeth Tyler Andrew Meghan Lefancheck Monaco
Tyler Joseph Arnold DeGone Samantha Nicole
Burlingame Hujar Alexandra Shea Leo
Kevin Owen Atkinson Emily Elizabeth
Eric R. Burrows Trisha Marie Monahan
DeLaurie Kelley Ann Hull Amanda Marie Leski
Taylor Dean Burrows Robert Morenz
B Juan Alexander Abigail Elaine Hurd Savannah Rose
Lester
Jordan Elizabeth Allyson Marie Delgado Nicholas Charles Michael Robert
Barbato Burzynski Huwe Jessica M. Letizia Morris
Ryan Cooper Delola
Grayson Michael Lucas Andrew Anthony Joseph Kevin G. Lewis Kourtney Muck
Butchko Patrick James Delpha
Barber Hyde Kathryn Jean John Michael
James Richard Joseph M. Mulrooney
Justus Marshall Demjanenko Lindovski
Butera Jr.
Barczewski
Rachel Ann Butkins Anna D. Diamond I-J Alyssa D. Liscum Jerry Alexander
Murray
Nicholas A. Barone Evan Thomas Carl Frederick
Nathaniel Joseph Ingersoll David Michael
Caleb Barron Donath Livingston
Nicole P. Bartlett
C Evan Donhauser
Ryan William Megan Claire
Musumeci
Joseph M. Campbell Ingerson Lockwood Katarina Genevieve
Andrew Barton Christopher Vancini Myers
Christopher Andrew Sinders I. Ingoldby Rachel Ellen
Kayla Marie Barton Dotto
Canavan Zoe Leada James Lockwood
Tyler Michael Barycki Samuel Irving
Katherine Doyle
Griffin Daniel Lynch N
Haleigh Elizabeth
Trenton L. Battle Candee Brhiannon Devinleigh Jaquint Kayla Noelle Nadelen
Drake
Johnathan Arthur Anna Louise Capria
Andrew During
Tyler Colman Jean M Kay Lee Alexis
Nelipowitz
Bausch Brooke Elizabeth Sydney Sloan
Patrick Adelin
Justin Robert Carlisle Lauren Elizabeth Jennejahn Mackay Keenan Thomas
Beckley Dusse Nellis
Riley Lynn Carlucci Jessica Elizabeth Marina Paige
David Lee Beckley Megan Elizabeth Jenney Maddaloni Derek Joseph
Andrew Payne Dwyer Nelson
Nicholas James Carpenter Nicholas Joseph Carly Reed Hurlbutt
Gaworecki Hahn Madeline Marie Nice
Bednarz Robbie McDougall Fernandez Jerome Madden
Sarah Belair Carson E Carly Rose Ferrigan Ryan Richard Gell Gabriella Maria Hahn
Amanda Michelle Marisa Rose Crystal Anne Nichols
Mackenzie Elizabeth Benjamin Thomas Jade A. Gentile Allison Elizabeth Johnson Madonna Kevin Niedzwecki
Alyssa Christine Bell Eagan Keirsten Fay Fesko Haines
Casson Daniel Christopher Colleen Nicole
Emily Morgan Bell Ian Matthew Finn Ryan A. Gentile Gregory James
Tyler James Cayea Jade C. Earle Ashley Evelyn Hakes Johnson Magowan Norton
Hayley Morgan Bell Kylie Amanda Fischer Lakota George
Halle Ellen Cerio Madeline Paige Eberl Hannah Rose Hall Danielle N. Johnson Samuel Albert Mahar Elizabeth R. Nuss
Nicholas Michael Ryan Genesis Marco Joseph
Nicholas Brandon Cassidy Joy Ebling Giannino Jillian Anne Marie Glory Margaret Kimberly Michelle
Bellavia Fletcher Hall Mantelli
Nicholas Belliboni
Chapman David William
Zachary J. Fleury Dawson Hunter Giltz
Sarah Denny
Johnson O
Maxwell Ethan Eckmann Tyler Matthew Maryn Lindy Margrey
Josef Glamos Hamilton Rachel Elizabeth
Alyssa Hailey Benoit Charest Brina Amari Savannah Lynn Flora Johnson Ciarra Rose Martinez Oakes
Emma Marie Bernet Alexis Elizabeth Edmonds-Reed Sean Allan Follett Madison J. Glowacki Meghan Pearl Hunter Jacob Jones
Hansen Doulton Emmanuel Connor David
Charles John Chase Amber Sue Edwards Jadie A. Goff Masella OBrien
Ryan Philip Forbes
Hailie Jade
Bertrand James Church Stacey Lauren Nicholas A. Fordyce Benjamin Todd
Goodsell Harrington K Nathaniel Graham Jarod S. OBrien
Trevor Robert Betts Patrick M. Clark Edwards Cody Robert Kaestle Masella
Ryan Michael Fowler Ari Oliver Harris Garrett Edward
Daisy Maryanna Zachary Alan Clark Jeffrey G. Egnoto Julia Alexis Goodwin Abigail Elizabeth May OConnor
Jordan Jeffrey Jason Richard Harry Rebecca Victoria
Bezio Anthony Benjamin Marcus Anthony Elizabeth Kearney Isabella M. May Joshua Randal
William Robert Fragale
Samantha Marie Blais Clifford Emmi Grabowski Miranda Paige Hart OConnor
Ethan James Erin Cathleen Keefe Anna English
Sydney E. Bleecker Collin Glenn Coakley Juan Sebastian Frederick Garrett William Gray Connor Bryant Mazurkiewicz Stephany Taylor
Harvey Denis J.R. Keegan
Escobar Ethan R. Greene Oemcke
Jenny Boden Tyler Joseph Cole Leland Joey Frink III Natalee Helen Kemp Hunter Leigh
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GRADUATION2016

CICERO-NORTH SYRACUSE HIGH SCHOOL

Graduation: Tyler S. Burgess Alyssa M. Courtney Hayden R. Dydyk Eugene R. Hairston VALEDICTORIAN
6 p.m. Friday, Shane D. Burgmeier Brandon J. Courtright Devan M. Hale
June 24, 2016, Briananichole P. Jeffrey A. Cox- E Kelsey R. Hall Name: Joseph Collins
Burke-Hill Emmons Mitchell J. Eager
Onondaga Joseph L. Hallman
Town: Liverpool
Christopher J. Nicholas W. Cramer Myles E. Ealey
County War Burnett Julie M. Hamilton
Ollicia J. Crenshaw
Memorial Brandon J. Burnham
Abigail R. Ellis Cyrus J. Hammond Parents: Joseph and Virginia Collins
Jessika R. Crossman Nicholas K. Elmore Jordan M. Hanks
Cayla J. Burton
Nicole A. Cullen Carmen Emmi III My plans in the next few years: I will be
A Leia N. Burton
Bryar M. Cummings
Tyler M. Hannan
attending Princeton University.
Allana S. Albanese Jake F. Erickson Daniel D. Harbaugh
Amber R. Bush
Ryan M. Cummings
Mikayla A. Aldrich Austin J. Bush
Jonathon Ernst Malin C. Hardy What Ive enjoyed the most about my
Eric M. Cummins Mallory J. Eymer high school experience: I enjoyed spending
Kaylah N. Allen Kiara A. Bush Carissa J. Harrington
Jordan T. time with friends and making memories that will stay with me for years to
Rachel M. Allen Maria C. Bushnell Cunningham Mackayla M.
Sama A. Alnassiry F Harrington come.
Emily A. Curtis Javielle N. Fanizzi Travis J. Harrington
Erin E. Altier C Morgan L. Cussen Marina R. Fasulo Anthony M. Hart My favorite quote or saying: Believe you can and youre halfway
Stephen P. Amo Tyler S. Caiello Pamela M. Marissa E. Felasco Alexus M. Hartle there. -Theodore Roosevelt
Jessica N. Ancillotti Marissa L. Calaprico Czajkowski
Kelly A. Festa
Antonio L. Annesi Jessica N. Callisto
Terrell C. Harvey This is who has inspired me the most: My three sisters, Christina,
Cody D. Finger
John D. Appel Joseph R. Camber D Jacob T. Haselmayer Angelica, and Francesca.
Jhosalynn M. Dale Dominic J. Fiorini James C. Haskell
Zachary J. Arcaro Daniela Camejo
Joycelyn P. Darko Andrew K. Flack Cameron L. Hatch
Jessica L. Argiro Max T. Campbell
Kody M. Daugherty Rebecca E. Flanagan Cheyenna L. Hatch
Samantha M.
Armstrong
Adam D. Cancro
Justin T. Carmona
Alexis E. Davis Edward S. Fletcher Jr. Briana L. Heindorf SALUTATORIAN
Keith R. Arndt Catherine L. DeFazio Emily A. Flood Megan K. Heins
John J. Carr
Haley C. Florczyk
Name: Angela Rice
Michael W. Arndt Shaquoya M. Meghan M. Heitmann
Anna N. Carrino
Alula I. Asfaw
Jovanna M. Casler
DeFranco Samantha R. Foley Ashley K. Henderson Town: Liverpool
Ashley K. DeFreitas Quest D. Ford Walter D. Henderson
B
Marissa N. Catania Alexis N. Del Balso Tyler Z. Ford Parents: John and Maria Rice
Kaitlyn K. Herb
Cristian A. Cavallo Kenley M. Del Biondo
Tylar J. Babcock Jacob E. Fox Rebekah L. Herman My plans in the next few years: I plan on
Michael A. Centolella Chelsea R.
Dakota W. Baechle Tyler J. Franklin Alexandra M. Herter attending the University of Rochester in the fall.
Jericho M. Cerelli DelVecchio
Zachary Bambrick Anthony P. Fratto Jordyn L. Herzog
Joseph M. Bandru
Abigail K. Cerio Richard J. Dennis
Josalynne Fredrick Anna E. Hess
What Ive enjoyed the most about my
Briahna A. Banks
Ryan M. Chabot Jack R. DeSantis
Jenna A. Fryer
high school experience: Getting the opportu-
Aaron J. Hewson
Kelli L. Bara
Sabrina A. Brianna E. Desimone
Drew S. Furgeson
nity to meet some really incredible and inspiring people.
Chajkowski Jared A. Hewson
Dante J. Desimone
Luke H. Barnell Mckenzie R. Nathan C. Devaney
Lakin A. Hibbard My favorite quote or saying: Be somebody that makes everybody
Joseph M. Basilio III Cheevers G Menyia S. Hicks feel like a somebody, by Kid President
Sean P. Devaney Brendan T. Gacek
Steven U. Bateman Rachel M. Cifaratta Cristopher S. Hill
Megan H. Bateson Coletta E. Clancy
Tajunna M. Dexter Evan M. Gakeler This is who has inspired me the most: My mom has inspired me
Kayli E. Hillman
Anthony M. Battaglia Andrew J. Clark
Joshua Z. DiFabio Mary K. Garand the most throughout my high school career. She is the strongest woman
Andrew M. Hills
Andrew P. Bearkland Mariah C. Cleveland
Michaela M. DiFlorio Kiana L. Garcia I know, and taught me to always have self respect and a loving heart.
Rodriguez Mahogani E. Hills
Sarah R. DiGiulio
Avery N. Beck Andrew J. Clifford Caleb C. Hoffman
Alexis K. Dillabough Lydia K. Gardner
Melanie R. Begel Michael J. Cloonan Jenna M. Hoffman
Nicholas A. DiMaria Zachary P. Garofalo Sara L. Judd Garrett M. LaFluer Lingenfelter Parisa S.
Melissa S. Bell Barbara M. Close Mariah M. Hoffman Manouchehripour
Michael P. DiMatteo Connor J. Gerlock Brianna L. LaFluer Jenna E. Lippert
Lauren N. Bellardini Oneil A. Coakley Alyssa M. Margetin
Brandon M. Doane Noah K. Gessini Warren A. Hoke K Shelby N. Lamb Rebekah L. Liszewski
John C. Bennie Julia N. Cody William J. Holmes Kierra A. Kairis Jacob E. Margetin
Molly J. Dober Emily L. Gibbs Samantha M. Lamica Paige N. Locastro
Michaela Benz Mary E. Cogan Jimmy Hong Matthew M. Kane Shaela M. Maring
Kyle L. Dobler Ryan J. Gilbert Tiffanie J. Lane Alexandra C.
Jillian T. Berti Frank T. Colavecchio Brittany L. House Nicholas S. Kane Lombardo Mya L. Marino
Lindsey M. Dodge Christopher J. Gilbert Jordan N. Langlois
Dena P. Bhagalia Garrett A. Coleman Jr. Guy F. Howard Michael Kasch Dominic R. Lombardo Lauren A. Marr
Jacob R. Dollinger Kyla M. Langstaff
Cara L. Binaxas Nicholas J. Coleman Audree R. Gilchrest Zakiya M. Howard Lauren N. Kaszuba Robert L. Long III Michael A. Marsala
Katelyn M. Doner Julia L. Lantry
Ginvirly G. Bitome Sierra A. Coleman Brittany Giordano Tyler R. Hughes Dylan L. Keener Alissa M. Longo Justin M. Martin
Kathryn M. Donnelly Breanna L.
Nicholas C. Bitz Cheyanna R. Colin Tyler J. Goldthwait Ryan C. Hujar Camaren E. Kelly Lanzafame Savannah M. Loomis Teira E. Martin
Kristin A. Donovan
Meghan M. Bocyck Tiffany R. Collard Anthony Gooden Wade D. Huntley Nicole M. Kent Avery N. LaPorte Matthew G. Lopez Andrew D. Martin
Stephen M. Dorn
Ashley D. Bodnar Connor T. Collins Matthew Gorman Samantha M. Kesel Larissa M. Laris Gabriella G. Kaylee M.
Maia A. Dotson Lounsbury Mathewson
Mary K. Bonanni Joseph P. Collins Jr.
Faith A. Dougherty
Julianna E. Grasso I-J Jada A. Kims April L. Latimer
Elizabeth A. Bonin Kaitlyn D. Colon Sydney M. Ineich Sara A. Love Joseph W. Mayers
Amanda L. Greenia Julia R. King Joshua A. Lavalley
Dylan J. Draper Hunter B. Lukowski Matthew C.
Marquice D. Booker Tricia L. Colunio Deven M. Greenlee Kavin J. Inthirakot Sophia R. King Tyler Lawrence
Sarah E. DuBois McAndrew
Gianna E. Borello McKenzie R. Confer Nicholas A. Isgar Kayleigh A. Lynch
Jocelyn O. Greenlee Alexis K. Knoblock Shealyn R. Tyler M. McAndrews
Logan C. Duffy Leinenwever Bridgette C. Lyons
Nathan G. Bostick Jacob R. Conklin Christine E. Gregory Tyler E. Isgar Noah J. Koenig
Meghan L. Duffy Shawn D. McAnulty
Joshua K. Bouissey Nicholas M. Consroe Aliyah M. Jackson Emily A. Lennon
Ryan T. Greninger Amy E. Kozlowski Collin E. McAvoy
Jordan J. Bourgeois Elise M. Coombs
Hannah R. Dumas
Bayleigh Gressel Mikayla L. Jillson Jocelyn I. Leon M
Stephen M. Kronk Jr. Melendez Christopher L. Madlin Caelan P. McCaffery
Caitlin C. Dunham
Ducati M. Bowers Amanda S. Cooper Nicholas J. Griffith Ashley L. Jimenez Nathan M. Kruger
Caralyn E. Dunham Paul A. Leonardi II Courtney R. Mahan Patrick J. McDonnell
Kenneth G. Bowne Michael L. Copani JaLaya J. Grimes Dashawn F. John Kira A. Kullman
Liam-Neil B. Dunn Taylor M. Lessard Edward N. Mahana Joseph M. McEntee
Brianna M. Braga Juliane A. Copes- Jacob D. Gunther Amber C. Johnson Tyler A. Kunai
Banks Jacob K. Dupra Annie Lin Ryan M. Majors Bradley D. McGraw-
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Amanda L. Corp Isabella M. Durantini Jia W. Lin Elizabeth J.
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Antoinette M. Correia Clare E. Dwyer Justin M. Haines
Gavin E. Brown Nicholas L. Joss Jennifer LaFave Leeda E. Mannise
Devyn S. Cote James E. Dwyer Nathan M. Haines
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BALDWINSVILLE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

Graduation: VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
Was 7 p.m.
Friday, June Name: Joshua DAnna Name: Kelli Hager
10, 2016 at the
school. Town: Hannibal Town: Liverpool
Parents: Michael and Elena DAnna Parents: Keith and Penny Hager
Hanna Emmeline My plans in the next few years: I am My plans in the next few years: Onondaga
Cooper
Joshua Patrick attending Cedarville University in the fall. Community College
DAnna
My career plans: I am planning a career in My career plans: Own a dog shelter.
Kelli Anne Hagger
Computer Science.
Rachel Lauren What Ive enjoyed the most about my
McCarthy high school experience: The friendships that I have made.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
Alexander Michael I enjoyed being involved in sports.
Peppard My favorite quote or saying: Do or do not; there is no try.
Steven James Ratliff This is who has inspired me the most: Mr. Auwarter was my first
Zachary Neil Ratliff soccer coach who fueled my love for the game, and pushed me to meet
This is who has inspired me the most: My older sister
Anthony Michael my potential, not only in sports, but in my life as well. How I want my classmates to remember me at our 25-year
Rizzo
Seth Francis Shute
reunion: My comedic banter

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Ashley A. Napier Soya Pashchuk Kaitlyn E. Sikora Savannah T. Talamo Damon N. Wallon
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McGregor
Michael T. Napolitano Nicholas D. Peck Morgan E. Silfer Eric A. Tangredi Michael J. Ward
Melissa E. McHugh
Ty C. Natali Alena S. Pelkey Ashley N. Silva Ryan C. Tarson Cameron D. Waters
Xavier D. McNeil
Daschalee R. Jefferey E. Perez Alec J. Simon Alexei J. Taskovski Zyqarri D. Webber
Madeleine R. Medley Nelipowitz Darryl J. Perrigo II Katie L. Sinker Jared E. Tessitore Danielle M. Weigner
Ernes Merdanovic Anthony J. Nesci Ryan J. Perrin Alydia P. Sleeper Adriana M. Thomas Elijah A. Weiss
Albert J. Merola III Emily L. Nessel Nathan V. Perrotta Wesley S. Smiley Janie C. Thompson David J. Wellner
Nicholas J. Metot Ashley M. Neupert Haley C. Pestle Tina M. Smith Matthew P. Thomson Elizabeth A. Westfall
Tyler J. Michels Ashley E. Newcomb Joseph M. Peters Brooke A. Smith Napat Thoopwichien Kaitlyn E. Wheeler
Alissa N. Milano Hunter M. Newvine Jonathan T. Petrin John T. Smith Emilee R. Todero Ryan P. White
Kalli D. Miller Allen T. Nguyen Andrea M. Petrusch Margaret M. Smith Kaci A. Toms Matthew A. Williams
Katherine W. Miller Christine T. Nguyen James Q. Pham Mychal A. Smith Kevin L. Torrance Jr. Zachary D.
Nicholas P. Miller Khoa M. Nguyen Williamson
Thomas J. Pickering Nicole M. Smith Samantha R. Tortora
Nicolas A. Misita Thanh Thomas L. Heather M. Wilson
Kayla J. Pierce Mitchell C. Smith Matthew L.
Troy A. Misita Nguyen Townsend Sarah A. Wilson
Benai Pierre-Louis Alexa H. Snyder
Ciara N. Mitchell David W. Nickels Nguyen K. Trinh Justin C. Wilson
Matthew J. Pike Alison M. Sobolewski
Austin M. Mizell Tyler J. Nicolaos Gina L. Tripolone Hannah R.
Alexandria M. Pirro Alexander M. Sobus Winnewisser
Matthew J. Mondt Genevieve M. Nicotra Michelle N. Tubolino
Victoria R. Pirro Shannon M. Haley N. Wise
Destiny N. Monica Michaela M. Nolan Soccocio Bryce M. Tuohey
Vincent A. Pitonzo Taylor A. Wise
Travis R. Montminy Jilliann L. Norris Matthew J. Sorensen Turkon A. Turkumani
Elijah I. Pitts Taylor B. Wisely
Kyle D. Montreal Edwin Northup Hannah L. Reeves Jaime L. Rolf Eduardo A. SantAna Harley M. Sparaco Kayla A. Tutt
Noah K. Poirier Adam G. Wood
Estella M. Moon Taylor J. Rehbein- Baylie C. Rose Kristen M. Sauer Saedee S. Spaulding Christian V. Ucchino
0 Bailey L. Potter Walker Jesse D. Wood
Joshua A. Moore Henry T. Rose Kayla C. Scarcella Hallie M. Spicer Owen M. Ukleya
Brandon T. OBrien Brittany C. Pratt Alexandra M. Julia A. Wood
Mackenzie J. Moore Mason W. Rose Raymond A. Scarlata Joshua E. Squires Evan J. Unger
Kayla L. OBrien Ciara A. Prothro Reichard
William C. Moore III Samantha L. Rowland Jacob S. Schipani Alex R. Wormuth
Robert V. Reilly Christopher R. St Noah M. Usyk
Thomas H. OConnor Trinity A. Prothro Denny Christopher C. Wright
Marisa R. Moran Adam G. Rueppel Tyler E. Schneider Tanner R. Valentino
Timothy OConnor Kyle P. Pudney Cailey L. Reith
Christopher R. Miguel J. Ruiz Michael A. Scholz Jabari M. Stancil Keegan M. Wright
Morgan S. Reith Camryn A. VanDe
Morgan Patrick T. ODonnell Sasha B. Pulaski Kara E. Stebbins Walker Nautica M. Wright
Savannah M. Revelle Samantha L. Russo Hannah Schrock
Jake M. Morgan Mackenzie L. OHara Taylor H. Puttkamer Andrew J. Steckel Isabella J. Vecchio Briana M. Wrobel
Jeffrey M. Revette Carson A. Rutkowski Aidan M. Schwarz
Maggie K. Morgan Ryan J. OHara Joshua C. Stevens Brianna M. Vercillo Victoria L. Wurster
Angela M. Rice Collin R. Ryan Michael C. Sciore
Caroline R. Morison Zachary C. ONeill Q-R Taylor P. Stone David R. Verrett Elisa D. Yager
Dominick J. Jordyn K. Richer Cody W. Ryder Maria A. Scorzelli
Amy M. Morrison James C. OReilly Ashlee R. Matthew A. Viera Robin A. Yager
Quackenbush Clayton T. Scott
Tyler D. Mosher Adrianna E. Ormsby Tyler J. Richer Stonecipher
Antonio J. Rachetta Nicholas A. Sees Nicole M. Vigliotti Tristan E. Yarbrough
Eleashia M. Mullahey- Anthony J. Orso Casey J. Richichi Nicole S. Straughter
Natalie G. Rachetta S John F. Sereno Trevor J. Villnave Samantha K. York
Sutkus Richard C. Riggs Alexis Straughter
Rosemary J. Owens Joshua F. Ramirez James M. Salamone Robert C. Vinch Cody M. Zacholl
William J. Mullen Joseph J. Rivera Charles J. Shadron
Steven M. Owens Daniel J. Salisbury Haley E. Stuart
Gabriella M. Rawda Behrang A. Sharifaei Joshua C. Jacob G. Zinszer
Brooke C. Murphy Nathan M. Rizzo Amber E. Sutton Vinciguerra
Devante J. Ray Sierra R. Salloum Zachary R. Shavalier Jennifer E. Zinszerer
Dorian J. Murphy McKayla N. Roberts Jeffrey Swartwood Dominick C. Virag
P George E. Reader Kelly M. Salmons
Tayte S. Murray Samantha K. Paine Lucas D. Roberts Angelo J. Shaw
Daniel J. Salomone Perez Michael W. Szczesny Adam J. Vono
Patricia A. Murry Nathaniel J. Reap
Francesco P. Palucci Samantha J. Rockhill Edward D. Szopinski Liam Waffenschmidt
Benjamin R. Reedy Jamie L. Salvage Alyssa P. Sherry
Ashley N. Myers Julia M. Parody Brianna I. Rodriguez Michael D. Katelyn J. Wagner
Ashley M. Salvett Jonathan Sherwin
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GRADUATION2016

PAUL V. MOORE HIGH SCHOOL

Graduation:
6 p.m. Friday,
CO-VALEDICTORIAN CO-VALEDICTORIAN
June 24, 2016, Name: Brianna Grimes Name: Natalie Guzelak
at the Campus
Center at State Town: Brewerton Town: Brewerton
University Parents: John and Moira Grimes Parents: Andrew and Olga Guzelak
College at
Oswego. My plans in the next few years: I plan to My plans in the next few years: I plan
attend Coastal Carolina University in Conway, to attend St. John Fisher College to major in
South Carolina. Biology Pre-Medicine.
My career plans: I hope to pursue a dual My career plans: I plan to pursue a career as
major in marine science and biology and use my degree to research a pediatric sub-specialist.
marine animals.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: Playing tennis, joking around with teachers, making memories with
Attending sporting events, club activities and dances with my peers. friends and being a part of my schools student section, The Flock.
My favorite quote or saying: Never give up on a dream just My favorite quote or saying: We are here to laugh at the odds
because of the time it will take to accomplish it. The time will pass any- and live our lives so well that death will tremble to take us. - Charles
way. - Earl Nightingale. Bukowski
This is who has inspired me the most: My greatest inspirations This is who has inspired me the most: It is difficult to name one
have been my parents because they both work so hard and I admire the individual who has inspired me the most, however among the most
dedication they put forth in everything they do. influential are Ms. DeVivo, Mr. Frear, Joe Straub and my two older sisters,
Stephanie and Andriana.
My advice to my graduating class: I hope that everyone in my class
moves on to the next step in their lives, but I also hope that they remem- My advice to my graduating class: Be humble, hard-working and
ber PVM and the surroundings that got them to where they are today. honest and good things will come your way.
What I do to relax and unwind: To unwind I love to read and play What I do to relax and unwind: Listen to music, laugh with my
tennis. friends, go for bike rides and explore with my dog

A Gabrielle Cerio Codi Farr Jacob Halliday Brandon Krenzer Nicholas Meyers Kara Piquet Adam Schouten Conner Thompson
Mariah Anderson
Wendy Chen Ethan Fedder Adriana Hancock Stanley Kubis Jr. Sophie Meyers Ashly Port Samantha Schuessler Jason Tipton
Karleen Aserian
Austin Coffin Nolan Fehrman Katherine Hanson Sean Kuehn Arlene Miller Damon Pugh Kalie Schumaker Alan Toleson
Jameson Asmus
Paul Connors Nicholas Ferrante Nicole Hardman Jake Kulakowski Dalton Mills Andrew Pulis Jake Schwartz Michael Tolone
Jasmin Asmus
Savanna Conroy Nicole Fisch Joshua Hart Cheyenne Kurtz Matthew Mooney Alissa Purdy Gina Scibetta Timothy Upham
Thomas Atkins Jr.
Kali Converse Megan Fisher Eric Hartmann Xavier Moore Madison Scott Samantha Uptegrove
Heather Cook Harrison Forger Alexandra Hayes L Morgan Moreira Q-R Cameron Seibt Samuel Venne
B Dylen LaClair Adrianna Quig Tyler Seoane
Michael Backman Kayla Cook Austin Forte David Heath Danielle Morey-Felt
Shaun Francis Meghan Hoaglin Ericka LaMay Makenzie Morrow Erasmo Ramirez Kiana Severance W-Y
Lauren Baird Quentin Cote
Brandon Franke Cassidy Hoffman Kevin Lamson Jr. Sandra Moses Daniel Randolph Abbey Shields Darien Waldron
Dakota Baker Tara Coughlin
Lily Hohmann Shawn LaRose Jennifer Munroe Isaiah Ravenel Reice Shipley Larissa Waldron
Mikayla Baker Chelsea Cowan
G Austin Holland Autumn Laterra- Rebecca Murphy Ethan Reehil Marissa Shoop Brianna Warren
Mikayla Banack Shiana Crary Robinson
Ashley Garrett Alexis Holmquist Baleigh Myers Alyssa Regal Conner Simpson Nicholas Wasielewski
Matthew Baskall Bethany Cripps Kayla LaValley
Jacob Garrow Halle Horning John Reynolds Korrine Smith Jaela Watkins
Melissa Bauer Hannah Croteau Stephen LeBlanc
Samantha Gass Michael Hosler N-O Michaela Reynolds Brock Spencer Jacques Wheeler
Adam Beitz Bailey Crowell Paulina Ledzion
Brittany Gavin Taylor House Samuel Nash Erinne Rivers Danielle Sperato Hayley White
Samantha Bell Chelsea Currier Jesse Lembo
Michael Giamartino Richard Howley Nicholas Naum Breanna Robillard Brian Stachewicz Mackayla White
Mishayla Bellows Jr. Rachel Lentz
D Luyu Hu Ashley Newman Kyle Robinson Chance Stacy Anna Wight
Cheyan Benge Brian Gibbons Charles Lewis
Stephanie Dagata Christina Huff Kyle Newton Rachael Rockwood Tyler Stassi Cheyanne Wilbur
Samantha Bentz Michelle Gloska Emily Lewis
Hunter Dapson Tyler Hursh Benjamin Nichol Bryanna Roden Samantha Stetson Alleecia Williams
Mariah Betts Susan Gloska David Lindberg
Paige Dashnaw Stephanie Nicholas Jillian Romano Thomas Stewart Dakota Williams
Nicholas Betts Julianna Godici Elizabeth Lobdell
Michael Dean Jr. I-K Alan Nystrom Tommaso Roncacci Alissa Stopa Ethan Williams
Caitlin Bezner William Gordon
Olivia Delahunt Varin Isaksen Caitlyn OHara Angel Rosado Elizabeth Straub Ashley Windhausen
Alivia Bird Johnathan Gough
Kyle Jackson
M Thomas Ossevoort Orquidiamary Lauren Winslow
Leigh-Ann Dence Scott Machuga Zachery Stultz
Benjamin Boyea Lamar Green Rosado
Haley Drabot Taylor Jackson Cassie Owens Michalina Suchomski Winston Wiseth
Adrianna Brissette McKenna Gribbon Nichole Majerus Brandy Rude
Katherine Drake Kyrell Johnson Cody Sullivan Hunter Wojslaw
Andrew Brockway IV Zachery Griffing Anthony Mandell Leah Rys
Corey Durham Nolan Kaban P Sydnie Sullivan Tyler Wolstenholme
Cole Brookins Brianna Grimes Samantha Martinek
Jacob Kane Madelin Padgett Olivia Wood
Jacob Dwyer Derek Mayer Dakoata Suter
Evan Brown Megan Guanciale Kelsey Parker
Jessica Kapp Tylar Sutton Terry Young
Kassandra Buffham Kayla Gugino Ryan McCarthy
E-F Nicholas Kellison Sydney Parker
Shane McCarthy S Katelynn Swan
Nathan Ecker Natalie Guzelak Schaylyn Passino
Justin Kingsley Blaze Sackett Dustin Swizdor
C Kaleb McGill
Kaylee Eldred Amanda Koagel Christopher Pericho
Antonio Cappucci Matthew D. McGill Lauren Sauve
Andrew Erler Adrian Koss Madeline Perry
Natalie Carroll H Matthew L. McGill Calendra Scahill T-V
Julia Evans Christian Kraus Gerald Petro Ryan Tanner
Katelyn Carson Alexandra Haley Jenna McGrath Lorenza Scala
Shawn Evans Gabrielle Kraus Amanda Picciott Chelsie Thomas
Michael Casale Heather Halliday Jacob Melchior IV Harley Schneider
Brandon Falise Courtney Krause Trevor Pickett Christopher Thomas
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GRADUATION2016
JOHN C. BIRDLEBOUGH HIGH SCHOOL VALEDICTORIAN
Name: Kellen Arnold
Graduation: Christopher Ryan Fitzsimmons Johnson Kaileigh Nicole
Chapman
Daniel Porter Frawley Bailey James
Newman Town: Granby
10 a.m. Johnson Brendan Gregory
Peter Leonard
Saturday, June Charles II Nicholas James Froio Nichols Parents: Katherine Arnold, Douglas Arnold
Jessica Elizabeth
25, 2016, at Matthew James Tyler John Anthony Jones Christopher Charles
the school. Chase Gabriele Nicolella My plans in the next few years: I will
Shianne Rika Just
Joshua Mark Clark Timothy Patrick Jacob Donald be attending SUNY Polytechnic Institute/ the
Gandino Jeremy Thomas
Alexander Taylor Russell Patrick Cline Kasten
Nicolini College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering
Alberici Brandi Lee Gates
Stephanie Marie Matthew Jeffrey King
Rodney Joseph (CSNE) for Nanoscale Engineering.
Jessica Arlu Allen Jesse Michael Pagano
Cogan
George Wesley Robert Jeremy Adam Paine
Shaylee Anne Allen Sydnie Michelle Landrum
Colbert Michael George Tyler Charles Phillips
Kellen Price Arnold
Alan James Ashby Ariannah Elizabeth
Germaine
Mattingly Marie
Kyle Robert LaPine
Cory Robert
Austin Lee Pierce SALUTATORIAN
Conley
Taylor Richard Ashby Gleason Lawrence Jacob John
Brianna Elizabeth
Gabrielle Michelle
Anna Marie Grenga Cody Richard
Pietrowicz Name: Zachary Van Gorder
Crain
Ball Lawson Lauren Beth Porter
Caitlynn Elizabeth Sara Ann Guzelak Town: Pennellville
Catherine Beth Cromp Meghan Mae Lees Makaylee Michelle
Alexis Jordan Hagg Pulver
Barnhart Richard Jordan Parents: Angela and Richard Van Gorder
Lucca Cynthia Dahlin Caitlyn Isabelle Hahn
Devon William Liberty Billy Joe Reeves
Barrington Taylor Patrick Davis Brooke Taylor Joseph Anthony Lisi Patrick James Rein My plans in the next few years: I plan to
Halstead
Andrew Taylor Belair Alexis Miner Day
William David Lord Emily Grace Riddell study at Gannon University.
Kyle Charles Demo Eathan John
Austin Joseph Harrington Caroline Elizabeth Meghan Katherine
Belknap Brandon Alan MacMaster Rowe
My career plans: I plan to become a Physician
Denniston Matthew Ryan Assistant.
Zachery David Harrison Sean David Madden Michael Paul Sadoski
Chatraw Benzel Ashley Ann Denny Jr.
Sean Thomas Herbs Anthony David
Mackenzie Anne Bradley Kenneth Malambri Clarissa Noelle
Berube Dietz William David Hess III Scharf Zachary J Chelsea Paige Thorn Abigail Grace Ryan James Wranesh
Destiny Marie Maybe Stellingwerf Venskus
Aubrey Jacqueline Joshua Edward Sarah Jane Hoag Catherine Carole Connor John Thorn Zachary Scott Wyant
Borasky Dievendorf Karly Elizabeth Schickling Morgan Ivy Stobart Keilah Elizabeth
Kelly Jane Holbrook McCann Jason Edward Bradley Owen Wylde
Alexis Marie Walburger
Emma Bea Discenza Derek John Thomas Zachary Robert Joshua Carson Thoryk
Bowering Anthony Joseph Zachary James Wells Jolene Rebeca Zaia
Izyk Schlachter Stopher Mattison Leigh Thrall
Shannon Nicole McKeen Jr. Samantha Virginia
Amanda Kay Briggs Dolan Jonathan Norman Morgan Ann Derick Michael White
Jada Anne Alicia Renee Midlar Kaitlyn Nicole Trudell Zerbinos
Alexander James Jackowski Schmidt Stoutenger Allie Mulcahy
Marisa Marie Dona Donald James
Brutcher Tobey David Mills Zachary Robert Allison Brice Strang Williams
Ryley Michael Doupe Hannah Mariah VanAuken
Bryan James Byrns Jaeck Christina Marie Scribner Autumn Rose Austin Monroe
Aquoia Wisteria- Murdie Cheyenne Wilson
Zackary Shane Derek Anthony Jacob Ryan Simpson Suppes-Haynes VanBuskirk
Marie Dupree
Carlson Januszka Patrick Jacob Murphy Nathan Roger John Dylan Michael Taylor Austin Jon Wirth
Marrisa Lynn Ellis Zachary James
Jessica Jean Carter Ashly Nicole Jewell Austin Richard Sims Justin Kyle Thomas VanGorder Justin James Wolf
Christopher Richard Naples Matthew Martin
Chase Jeffrey Fisk Jordan John Jock Logan Gregory Victoria Ann Carolynn Marie
Cavanaugh Hunter Alexander Stellingwerf Thomas VanSlyke Woodside
Danielle Ann Ashley Nicole Nerber

SOLVAY HIGH SCHOOL VALEDICTORIAN

Name: Jacqueline Allen
Damian Maybee
Brittney McNamara
Miguel Mendez
Michelle Senke
Raina Shea
Erin Shuba
Graduation: 11 Nicole Bushey Colton Francemone
Brandon Messer Karina Silyuk
a.m. Saturday, Bryant Cala Dawid Furman Town: Solvay Jordan Micheletti Colby Skrupa
June 25, 2016. Jesse Call Matthew Furness
Parents: Maureen Robinson and Michael Allen Joseph Miczan Conrad Skrupa
The graduation Bryce Cameron Noah Gebman
Joshua Miller Keven Smith
ceremony will Vincent Carbonaro Alexis Gessini My plans in the next few years: I am Noelle Natoli Rachael Smith
be held in the Travis Cardinell Cienna Goldman attending and playing volleyball at Wells Ashleigh Nicolini Corey Soulia
schools audito- Mark Carpenter Abigale Guinta College. I am going in undeclared and plan to Omar Obadi Lewis St. Andrew
rium. Joshua Chapin Alyssa Gunnip study a variety of interests. Allyssa Ohner Robert Stafford
Igor Cherkashyn Michael Gwynn
Lashaya Overton Jason Steves
Joshua Chrysler Jordan Hall
Antonio Pallotta Amr Sultan

Joseph Adams
Michael Ciaramella Kyla Harding SALUTATORIAN Patrick Pallotta Tiffany Svitak
Nasir Clark Dustin Harris
Olla Al Zokari Name: Christiana Marotti Jerilyn Parkhurst Matthew Swanka
Haylea Collura Faizan Haseeb
Rad Alashwal Desiree Pecore John Talbot IV
Chelsea Cook Rachel Haskell Town: Syracuse Michael Perno Ein Tanzella
Jason Albrigo Jacob Hook
Ashley Davies
Jacqueline Allen Parents: Joseph and Ruth Marotti Brett Peterson Isabella Tartaro
Tyler Davis Hanna Ibrahim
Mohammed Alsaidi Yuliya Petrash Volodymyr Trut
William DeMong Jadin Jackson My plans in the next few years: I plan to
Amanda Anthony Adriana Pluff Kevin Turner
Jacob DePalma Bryana Jacobson attend Le Moyne College in the fall. Jacob Purce Nathan Vona
Blake Bagozzi Meghan Johnson
Hailee Deverso
Madisyn Balamont My career plans: At Le Moyne, I will be in the Doaa Qaraghuli Samantha Waters
Analisia Diana Taryn Kaltenbach
Brandon Bamba Dual Degree Nursing Program in order to pur- Wisam Qaraghuli William Wilkins
Ryan English Ty Kaminski
Xanihya Bell sue a career that will help people. Zaric Raymond Michael Yaizzo
Jenny Fantacone Layth Karim
Karissa Benz Joseph Reale
Matthew Fernandez Samuel Kippen
Jacob Betts Jason Reid
Nicholas Ferri Saraya Kirkpatrick
Vishma Bhattarai Justin Lanzafame Victoria Leonardo Colin Lucio Ateya Marko Christopher Rose
Nicole Figueroa Jacob Kyanka
Daniel Blanchard Garrett Lee Isaiah Lewis-Watkins Monica Lucio Christiana Marotti Christian Rushlow
Jordan Flansburg Ruth-Anne
Yelena Buko Laframboise Maria Leonardo Nicole Longo Taylor Marcott Tony Matsyuk Andrew Ryan
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GRADUATION2016
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACADEMY
Graduation:
VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
It was 11 a.m.
Sunday, June ame: Brennan. P. Carman Name: Geoffrey Louis Parkes
5, 2016, Temple Town: Camillus
Adath Yeshurun Town: North Syracuse
auditorium.
Parents: Coleen and Kevin Carman Parents: P. Daniel Parkes and Barbara J. Parkes

My plans in the next few years: I plan to My plans in the next few years: I look for-
Elizabeth Adams ward to attending the University of Michigan this
Justin Adjei attend Yale University and study something in
fall. I plan on studying aerospace engineering.
Lee Alexander
the sciences, perhaps chemistry or biochemistry.
Dominick Allen My career plans: I hope to one day work in My career plans: I recently discovered a new-
found love of space. My dream job is working for a space startup that
Chamaiporn translational research, applying basic scientific discoveries to help create
Angubolkul develops, builds, and tests rockets and other space vehicles.
advances in the medical field.
Michael Assaf
Nicholas Aversa What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
High school gave me the opportunity to discover what I enjoyed and
Brendan Barker Getting to really know and appreciate my classmates. It is an amazing
what I had a passion for. I also enjoyed developing friendships that will
Anthony Basile thing to be in a position of understanding others. Each and every person
hopefully last a lifetime.
Bryan Black has a story to tell and an inspiration to be given.
Melissa Boehlert
This is who has inspired me the most: My brother Patrick has been
Jack Brotzki Marielle LaBerge Brian McCann Geoffrey Parkes Maureen Sweeney
the greatest source of inspiration to me both during the past four years
Nathaniel Brower Kathryn LaCasse Lincoln McGarrity Ryleigh Peterson Mitchell Taylor
and throughout my entire life. His strength and positivity have taught me
Sean Brown Jordyn Landes James McGlynn Clare Pierret Mia Thurlow
so much.
Adelaide Buerkle Elliott Lawrence Ryan McGuire David Polhemus Jack Toole
Nathan Burns Margaret Lenkiewicz Ethan McIntyre Anton Porcari Dana Tuohey
Patrick Carey Tyler Leonard Lauren Milac Anthony Potenza Emily Tygart
SirVantis Dennis Amanda Fess Robert George Brendan Keeney
Brennan Carman Matthew Levy-Scott Louis Moran Matthew Purcell Rachel Vercillo
Matthew DePerro Alexandra Fess Anna Goebel Daniel Kelly
Catherine Carter Elizabeth Lumia Shawn Moreth Collin Recore Sam Vercillo
Kate Derrenbacker Cassandra David Goodwin Jameson Keppeler
Maura Cherny Finkbeiner Alexis Luthringer John Mullin Nikhil Reddy Zachary Walsh
John Dinger Emily Hanson Margaret Kinsella
Austin Cirillo Carly Flatau Mark Lutz Natalie Nardella Morgan Riley Zeyi Wang
Regina Dziergas Kyler Harrington Elisabeth Kip
Gavin Collins Katherine Fletcher James Lynch Colin Nash Jacob Sack Analaya Williams
Emily Ehle Maria Hill Anne Klemens
Rose Collins Caeleb Fox-Lee Olivia Malvasi Paige Nicholson Thomas SanGiacomo Rosalee Winderl
Sebastian Escribano Lillie Hunt Sophia Klemenz
Matthew Coogan William Fruce Samuel Martin Morhese Oben Jared Saya Roosevelt Wright
Theresa Fallon William Ierlan Andrew Kolceski
Madison Cook Eoin Gallagher Stephen Maser Thomas OConnor Timothy Schmitt Jiaqi Xiao
Kiana Ferguson Chloe Ilacqua Eve Kyle
Thomas Culeton Anthony Galler Alexsandra Mather Holly OShea Anna Schug
Adrianna Fess Isabella Jamer Christian Labbate
David Paris Ethan Snyder

FAITH HERITAGE SCHOOL

Graduation: VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
It was 10 a.m.
Saturday, June Name: Charlotte Matzal Name: Madison Dolan
11, 2016, at the
school. Town: Syracuse Town: Syracuse
Parents: Stefan and Sarah Matzal Parents: Jim Dolan and April Dolan
My plans in the next few years: I am going My plans in the next few years: I will be
to major in mathematics and secondary educa- attending the Vineyard Heroic Leadership
tion at Wheaton College (IL). Institute, after which I plan on pursuing higher
Collin Capone My career plans: After getting my masters education.
Michaela Capone degree from Wheaton College, I plan to get a What Ive enjoyed the most about my
Joshua DImperio job teaching high school math. high school experience: Laughing with my friends, gaining knowl-
Madison Dolan What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: edge and wisdom, and developing as a person spiritually, intellectually
Victoria I have really enjoyed the community of people I have experienced high and relationally.
Gerasimovich
Sheba Jackson
school with. I have loved getting to know the other 14 seniors in my This is who has inspired me the most: Those who have taught me
graduating class, as well as a number of underclassmen with whom I am what it really means to love others, and love God, with all of my heart,
Nathan Lewis
friends. soul, strength and mind. Those who have taught me discipline, and ser-
Charlotte Matzal
Audrey Mitchell My favorite quote or saying: When it comes time to die, let us not vitude. Those who have challenged me, encouraged me, and helped me
Eric Mohr discover that we have never lived. - Thoreau to develop who I am as a person.
Calvary Powell What I do to relax and unwind: I enjoy hanging out with friends,
My advice to my graduating class: Work hard, all the way through.
Zachary Roberts being with family, enjoying nature, and exercising my creativity.
Senioritis is tempting, but perseverance pays off.
Ryan Samuelson
Stephanie Williams What I do to relax and unwind: I love to read, watch Netflix, and Word or phrase that best describes me: Compassionate, intuitive,
listen to music to relax. gregarious, and creative.
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GRADUATION2016

MANLIUS PEBBLE HILL SCHOOL

Graduation: CLASS PRESIDENT STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT
It was noon
Sunday, June Name: Debora Hyemin Han Name: Shane Michael Ogden
12, 2016 at the Town: Cazenovia
Town: East Syracuse
school.
Parents: Jongwoo Han and Kyunghee Lee Parents: Kent Ogden, Deborah Ogden
My plans in the next few years: Ill be My plans in the next few years: I intend to
attending Dartmouth College starting in the fall. attend the Rochester Institute of Technology to
earn a masters degree in computer security.
My career plans: I see myself studying law
and political science and working in international My career plans: If all goes well with college,
relations. there are numerous government positions relating to computer security
that pay well.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
I appreciate the space it gave me to grow into my own person. What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
Interacting with people of diverse ages and backgrounds.
My favorite quote or saying: Finally, from so little sleeping and
so much reading, his brain dried up and he went completely out of his My favorite quote or saying: Comfort is the enemy of achieve-
mind. - Cervantes, from Don Quixote ment. - Farrah Gray
This is who has inspired me the most: My parents and my sister My advice to my graduating class: Always remember to make time
for yourself; good grades count for very little when you sacrifice your
My advice to my graduating class: Dont overthink it. health.

Daniel R. Albanese Francisco Dooher Una Giurgea Joel D. Kaigler Jr. Cady Jean Ridall Amatuzio Spina Yujun Zhao
Joseph Thomas Seamus Mulhern
Ato Paul-Ryan Cerio Medina
Dorothea Hamblin Luella Janine Karpoff Shane Michael Madeline Grace KayLee Kristal
Arkhurst Jordan Black Rieks Steiner
Bryce N. Church Debora J. Han Kathryn Mary Kovarik Ogden
Ian Tobias Beckman Dunaway-Barlow
Savannah Rose Adam Armstrong Hanna Rose Seraji Soa Klara Verheyen
Lydia Marie Dwyer Abigail Beecher Emily Caldicott
John Anthony Bierut Ciotoli Hodge Leggat Oliver Niall D. Shannon Alexis Caroline
Madison Paige Brang Jordan Alexander Jennifer Marie Elder Emma Skye Pitnick Wiggins
Gabriela Lisette Jaya C.K. Mohan Ruyi Shi
Fiona Sammon Darling Amina Bela Gingold Holliman-Lopez Cayce Sarah Wiggins
Peter J. Moorman Zhiyun Qiao Emery Hamish
Cardamone Christopher

BISHOP LUDDEN JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL

VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
Name: Griffin Walker Name: Andrew Buttner
Graduation:
It was 10 a.m. Town: Syracuse Town: Camillus
Saturday, June Parents: Loreen Walker, Kevin Walker Parents: Bob and Bridget Buttner
11, 2016, Bishop
Ludden school My plans in the next few years: I plan to My plans in the next few years: I plan to do
gymnasium. complete a four year degree in bio-medical my undergrad at University of Scranton to get a
engineering at SUNY Stony Brook. Bachelors degree in Computer Engineering.
My career plans: My dream has been to My career plans: I plan to achieve a Masters
research cancer and develop other medications. degree in Computer Engineering, then work as an engineer for a presti-
gious company.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
Whether it was being on stage crew for the plays, playing varsity soccer, What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
lacrosse and track, or going to Bishop Ludden basketball games, Bishop I have enjoyed getting to know all of the high school friends I now have,
Ludden has been a family. as well as learning all of the interesting things that high school education
has to offer.
My favorite quote or saying: The best way out is always through. -
Robert Frost

Christopher D. Allen
Seulah Choi Downey Greeneld Shannon Marie Kelly Rachel Marie Ryan Matthew Nunan Pullano Griffin John Walker
Alek Madut Aman Martens
Kyle Christian Cottrill Maria Elizabeth Sara Elizabeth Hayes Nika Marie Kemp Camille Lucia OKane Ian Page Quinn Brooke Melissa Ward
Matthew David Dussing Daniel Michael
Barletta Logan Mae Matthew Francis Rachel Marie McGarvey Clara Michele OKane Adelle Constance Marquise Christopher
Czachowski Anthony James Hosek Kopacko Reale Williams
Zachary James Matthew James Charles Patrick
Farino OMalley III Collette Janine Root
Beebe Nyla Arion Davis- Austin Alexander Brian Robert Lawler McGinn
Robinson James Robert Hoyt Kristin Lynn Panek Robert J. Ruley III
Andrew G. Buttner Grabowski Grace Gaetana Thomas John Muller
Matthew N. Shannon Kathleen LoFaro Katherine Rose Jacob Robert
Greta Christine DeAngelis Xzavier N.B. Graham Hunter Colleen Margaret
Casselmon Logan Tyler Malagisi Murphy Picciotti Vignogna
Brendan James Emma Caroline Klara Jichova Michaela Christin Jessica Aillene Villi
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GRADUATION2016

BISHOP GRIMES JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL

VALEDICTORIAN
Name: Danielle Yerdon
Town: Syracuse
Parents: Brian and Susan Yerdon
My plans in the next few years: I will attend
Yale University, where I will major in biology and
be a member of Yales dance groups.
My career plans: I plan to work with orthotics
and prosthetics.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
I have cherished getting to know my friends, both from school and from
dance.
My favorite quote or saying: When you talk, you are only repeating
what you already know. But if you listen, you may learn something new.
This is who has inspired me the most: People who make a differ-
ence in the world around them by being passionate about what they do,
especially my school and dance teachers.
SALUTATORIAN
Name: Emily Blasland
Town: Liverpool
Parents: James and Wendy Blasland
My plans in the next few years: Attending
Loyola University Maryland
My career plans: I hope to become a lawyer.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my
high school experience: Ive enjoyed the
close friendships and tight-knit community that Bishop Grimes has pro-
vided me.
My favorite quote or saying: Nothing is impossible, the word itself
says Im possible! - Audrey Hepburn

Graduation: Veronica Ansbrow Declan Cavanaugh Jenaye Desimone Steven Johnson Christopher Mancuso Trevor Pokines Anthony Talarico
It was 10 a.m. Acuil Ater Younghoon Choi Sidney Dobbins Richard Kane Michael Mathewson Megan Robinson Meghan Vonden
Steinen
Saturday, June Patricia Beamonte Emily Crofton Leslie Edwards Helen Knapp Spencer McConnell Angelica Scarno
John Wike Jr.
11, 2016, at Emily Blasland Anna Cummings Noah Fiacchi Trey Kovalick Katherine McInerney Sarah Schultz
Kennedy Yearby
Bishop Grimes Rang Boul Michael DelVecchio Marissa Hartley Elizabeth Kozlowski Isabella Naylor Mark Shattuck
Danielle Yerdon
Charles Buechner Megan Dems Ragin Hewitt Deng Longar Madeline Pelose Jordan Sloan
Savanna Yerdon
Nichole Cavallo Rachel Dems Brianna Johnson Noah Maher Evan Phillips Alivia Spaulding
Nicola Angona Philip Zaccheo

SYRACUSE ACADEMY OF SCIENCE

Graduation: 6 p.m. Thursday Former state
June 23, Civic Center Theaters Education
at Oncenter Commissioner
John B. King Jr.
speaks during the
Valedictorian: Laureana 2013 Syracuse
Muok Academy
Salutatorian: Elizabeth of Science
Morffi Charter School
graduation at
Salutatorian: Ronnie The Landmark
Holmes Theatre. The
academy
Laureana Muok Sarina Dossen Mercedes Smith Kambreia Derby
will graduate
Denazia Grainger Joshua Babcock Hashim Hill Ayub Ali students next
Elizabeth Morffi Kayla Chavis Jacob Wood Mychelique Edwards Thursday at the
Jessica Mompeller Kimshari Diaz Jailon Harrison Emina Ibrahimovic
Justin Armstrong Simone White Lemire Rowser- Kerri McGriff Civic Center
Samuel Schimel Tierra Hill Grohol Alexis Reeder Theaters at
Christiane Muok Mikayla Glenn
Ruben Cruz
Catlin Marsala Thomas Storen Oncenter. (Scott
Khaziah Reese Asia Chester
Jeanna LaBeff Shakilah Reddock Yakira Crawford Schild / sschild@
Ronnie Holmes Marigona Ademi Prenajuah Jefferson syracuse.com)
Ronnette Powell Jervon Harrison
Jose Solis Luis Toledo Kass Merrick
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GRADUATION2016

OCM BOCES ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL

Graduation: 6 p.m. Wednesday, June
22, 2016, at in the Solvay High School
auditorium.

Baldwinsville Solvay
Trenton Battle Alyssa Gunnip
Kelsey-Lee Evens David Hakes
Tyler Peters Justin Long-Cooper
East Syracuse Jason Steves II
Minoa
Tully
Sahara Ferreira-
Holiday Abryana Spinner
Jessika Milazzo Westhill
Fayetteville-Manlius Megan Kinney
Joaquin Cortini West Genesee
Liverpool Kyle Ziemba
Erika Fiumara
Marcellus
Cady Giusti Tyler Goldthwait, 18,
North Syracuse relaxes in a dentist
Zachary Bambrick
chair while reading
Emily Carley
a textbook last
Kaitlyn Colon
month. A student
in the dental
Tyler Goldthwait
assistant program,
Devan Hale
Goldthwait is
Ashley Neupert
among the group
Edwin Northup Jr.
graduating
Anthony Orso
Wednesday from
Miguel Ruiz Onondaga-Cortland-
Brandon Turner Madison Board
Liam Waffenschmidt of Cooperative
Onondaga Central Educational
Erin OConnell Services. (Rick Moriarty
Jeremy Taylor | rmoriarty@syracuse.com)

LIVING WORD ACADEMY

VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
Name: Rosa Geremia Name: Moriah Gilkey
Graduation: Town: Syracuse Town: Bernhards Bay
10 a.m. Parents: Desiree and Thomas Geremia Parent: Antonia Gilkey
Saturday, June
25, 2016, in the My plans in the next few years: Starting my My plans in the next few years: First Im
Church of the Bachelor of science degree at OCC, then trans- going to Onondaga Community College for two
Living Word. ferring to Upstate. years for engineering science. Then transferring
to a different college.
My career plans: Ultrasound Technologist
My advice to my graduating class: So be sure when you step,
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: Step with care and great tact. And remember that lifes A Great
Being able to share the past four years with my best friends and the best Balancing Act. And will you succeed? Yes! You will, indeed! (98 and
teachers. percent guaranteed) Kid, youll move mountains. Dr. Seuss
My advice to my graduating class: To set a goal, focus on it, and What I do to relax and unwind: I like to spend time with my friends
surround yourself with like-minded people. and family. I also really enjoy playing with my dog and occasionally binge
watch my favorite TV shows.
Cameron M. Nadja K. Moriah R. Olivia L. Word or phrase that best describes me: My friends and family
Annan Flitcroft Gilkey Michael
would describe my personality as strong.
Grace A. Rosa M. Jimmy L. Elijah E.
Burrow Geremia Hester Thompson
How I want my classmates to remember me at our 25-year
reunion: I would like my classmates to remember my hard work and
willingness to help.
NEIGHBORS NORTHWEST
Baldwinsville Police
Driving while intoxicated
Prabhu R. Prasai, 19, of 102
Darlington Road, East Syracuse,
June 5; also charged with driving
with a blood-alcohol count of
more than 0.08; drivers view
obstructed; failure to signal a
turn; and speeding. Charged at
Syracuse Street, Baldwinsville.
Criminal mischief
Timothy W. Miller, 40, of 321
Dickerson St., Syracuse, May
27, fourth-degree; also charged
with second-degree unlawful im-
prisonment; and second-degree
harassment.
Criminal possession of a
weapon
Sean W. McCormac, 31, of 18
Park St., Apt. 3, Phoenix, June
2, fourth-degree; also charged
with second-degree menacing;
and second-degree reckless
endangerment.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Rashad T. Marquez, 28, of 615
Catherine St., Syracuse, June 1,
second-degree; also charged
with driving without a license;
and tinted-window violation.
Charged at Syracuse Street,
Baldwinsville.
Cayuga County
Sheriffs Office
Driving while ability impaired
by the combined inuence of
drugs or alcohol and any drug
or drugs
Christin E. Pandina, 32, of Ira,
June 5; also charged with fol-
lowing too closely; leaving the
scene of a property-damage
accident; and moving from lane
unsafely.
Endangering the welfare of a
child
Katie A. Cummings-Wood, 35, of
Ira, June 2.
DeWitt Police
Burglary
Daren M. Zeppetello, 34, of 5322
Fremont Road, Manlius, June 3,
second-degree; also charged
with second-degree assault;
and petit larceny. Charged at
Fremont Road, Manlius.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
India S. Brown, 30, of 7875 McAr-
thur Blvd., Bridgeport, May 21,
rst-degree; also charged with
driving while ability is impaired
by drugs. Charged at West Man-
lius Street, East Syracuse.
Falsifying business records
Jeremy D. Archer, 25, of 7206
Lakeshore Road, Cicero, May 27,
rst-degree; also charged with
petit larceny. Charged at 5814
Bridge St., DeWitt.
Falsifying business records
Micah D. Wells, 27, of 623 Lem-
oyne Ave., Syracuse, May 14,
rst-degree; also charged with
petit larceny. Charged at Bridge
Street, DeWitt.
Felony driving while intoxi-
cated
Michael S. Hanlon, 38, of 8910
Ladd Drive, Bridgeport, May 27;
also charged with driving while
ability impaired by the combined
inuence of drugs or of alcohol
and any drug or drugs; driving
while ability is impaired by drugs;
refusal to submit to a breath-
screening test; failure to keep
right; moving from lane unsafely;
and passing a red light. Charged
at Thompson Road, DeWitt.
Aggravated driving while
intoxicated
Georgene E. Carson, 62, of 8784
Haymarket Road, Brewerton,
May 27; also charged with
driving while intoxicated; and
insufficient lights. Charged at
Thompson Road, East Syracuse.
Aggravated driving while
intoxicated
Betty K. Pickering, 55, of 127
Culbert St., Syracuse, May 22;
also charged with driving while
intoxicated; driving with a blood-
alcohol count of more than
0.08; and failure to keep right.
Charged at Kirkville Road at
Kinne Street, East Syracuse.
Petit larceny
Jessica D Fredette, 30, of 231
Carbon St., Back Apt., Syracuse,
May 25; also charged with tres-
pass. Charged at 6589 Thomp-
son Road, DeWitt.
Petit larceny
Sandra L. Hemingway, 31, of 511
Ash St., Apt. 1, Syracuse, June
7. Charged at 555 S. State St.,
Syracuse.
Petit larceny
Amie T. Roberts, 30, of 103
George St., North Syracuse,
May 29. Charged at 6438 Basile
Rowe, East Syracuse.
Petit larceny
Heather C. Schumm, 30, of 1326
Lestina Beach Road, Bridgeport,
May 30. Charged at 5400 But-
ternut Drive, DeWitt.
Petit larceny
James D. Ziparo, 55, of 1312 But-
ternut St., Apt. D1, Syracuse, May
23. Charged at James Street,
DeWitt.
Liverpool Police
Driving while intoxicated
Adam E. Howe, 29, of 389 Center
Road, Pennellville, June 3; also
charged with driving with a
blood-alcohol count of more
than 0.08. Charged at 600 Os-
wego St., Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Jacob A. Ferro, 26, of 9215 W.
Turnberry Loop, Crystal River,
Fla., June 4, second-degree.
Charged at Onondaga Lake
Parkway, Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Dewitt P. Rohadfox, 35, of 411 W.
Lafayette Ave., Syracuse, June 5,
second-degree. Charged at 1000
Tulip St., Liverpool.
Driving with a suspended or
POLICEREPORT
revoked registration
John D. Geruso, 61, of 6439 Wells
Road, East Syracuse, June 3.
Charged at 500 Oswego St.,
Liverpool.
Driving with a suspended or
revoked registration
Anita M. Robinson, 51, of 8429
Quadrant Lane, Baldwinsville,
June 5. Charged at 400 Oswego
St., Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Richard W. Boulton, 34, of 204
E. Molloy Road, Mattydale, June
1, third-degree. Charged at 300
Second St., Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Anicia L. Colon, 20, of 120 Wa-
terburry Drive, North Syracuse,
June 3, third-degree. Charged at
400 Tulip St., Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Kaeli N. Dixon, 24, of 8367
Golden Larch Lane, Liverpool,
May 31, third-degree. Charged at
1000 Tulip St., Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Rodney L. Fair, 22, of 117 Village
Drive, Syracuse, June 5, third-
degree. Charged at 400 Tulip St.,
Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Jacob R. Loope, 18, of 804 Tus-
carora Road, Chittenango, June
3, third-degree. Charged at 500
Oswego St., Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Ikeam L. Moore, 27, of 1103 S.
Townsend St., Syracuse, June
5, third-degree. Charged at 600
Oswego St., Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Andrew L. Perogino, 33, of 207
Marilyn Ave., North Syracuse,
May 31, third-degree. Charged at
1000 Tulip St., Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Colleen A. Plumley, 45, of 7743
Davis Road S., North Syracuse,
June 1, third-degree. Charged at
1000 Tulip St., Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Tyonna I. Williams, 23, of 715
Cannon St., Syracuse, June 1,
third-degree. Charged at 700
Tulip St., Liverpool.
Manlius Police
Aggravated driving while
intoxicated
Sarah L. Leo, 29, of 8187 Cicero
Mills Road, Cicero, June 8; also
charged with driving while intoxi-
cated; failure to notify DMV of
change of address; and moving
from lane unsafely. Charged at
Collamer Road, Manlius.
North Syracuse Police
Criminal mischief
Shawn M. Bliss, 25, of 42 Trelign
THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 2016 THE POST-STANDARD PAGE 13
Drive, Apt. 3, North Syracuse,
May 25, third-degree; also
charged with failure of a bicycle
to keep right. Charged at Church
Parkway, North Syracuse.
Driving while ability is
impaired by drugs
Edmund J. Cizenski, 43, of 237
Chestnut St., North Syracuse,
May 30; also charged with
second-degree obstructing
governmental administration;
second-degree reckless endan-
germent; resisting arrest; and
third-degree menacing. Charged
at 237 Chestnut St., North
Syracuse.
Criminally possessing a
hypodermic instrument
Devin J. Mower, 23, of 29 Birch-
lane, Oswego, May 27. Charged
at Interstate 481 Southbound at
Interstate 81 Northbound, North
Syracuse.
Petit larceny
Christopher J. Cases-Villablanca,
28, of Homeless, June 3.
Charged at 555 S. State St.,
Syracuse.
Public lewdness
Keith Rob Brown, 24, of 127 Ford
Drive, North Syracuse, June 5.
Charged at Cooledge Road,
North Syracuse.
Menacing
David R. Wilber, 48, of 200 Pleas-
ant Ave., Apt. 14, North Syracuse,
June 2, third-degree. Charged
at 200 Pleasant Ave., North
Syracuse.
Onondaga County
Sheriffs Office
Burglary
Steven David Clark, 25, of 255
Cedar Ct, Baldwinsville, June 8,
second-degree; also charged
with fourth-degree grand lar-
ceny; and fourth-degree criminal
mischief.
Burglary
Jacob M. Clouse, 23, of 4 Hopkins
Rd, Liverpool, June 2, second-
degree; also charged with
fourth-degree grand larceny;
fourth-degree criminal mischief;
and possession of burglars
tools.
Burglary
Kaitlyn R. Hawkinson, 22, of 4173
Gemini Path, Liverpool, June 2,
second-degree; also charged
with fourth-degree grand
larceny; fourth-degree criminal
mischief; and possession of
burglars tools.
Burglary
Ashley Renee Tremaine, 27, of
255 Cedar Ct, Baldwinsville,
June 8, second-degree; also
charged with fourth-degree
grand larceny; and fourth-degree
criminal mischief.
Criminal sexual act
Erik Charles Ziverts, 49, of 127
Matty Av, Mattydale, June 8,
second-degree; also charged
with second-degree rape; and
endangering the welfare of a
child.
Driving while intoxicated
Howard Harry Hurst, 73, of 118
Roxboro Cir Apt#-5, Mattydale,
June 7; also charged with driving
with a blood-alcohol count of
more than 0.08.
Criminal mischief
Tammy M. Conklin-downing, 51,
of 4380 Heritage Dr Bldg-2d, Liv-
erpool, May 29, fourth-degree;
also charged with second-de-
gree harassment.
Petit larceny
Syndey P. Smith, 19, of 112 Win-
chester Dr, Liverpool, June 1.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Ondia Chandler, 31, of 8082
Weblank Way, Clay, May 25,
second-degree; also charged
with failure to stop at a stop sign.
Criminal impersonation
Richard J. Peck, 22, of 7426
Henry Clay Blvd Bldg-b Apt#-24,
Liverpool, May 27, second-
degree; also charged with crimi-
nally possessing a hypodermic
instrument; third-degree aggra-
vated unlicensed operation of a
motor vehicle; moving from lane
unsafely; and reckless driving.
Obstructing governmental
administration
Randy John Newell, 64, of 1136
Vine St Bldg-d Apt#-5, Liverpool,
May 27, second-degree.
Unauthorized use of a vehicle
A 16-year-old from Manlius, May
30, third-degree.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Traci Marie Fiore, 30, of 100
Plaxdale Rd, Liverpool, May 26,
third-degree; also charged with
ignition interlock device viola-
tion.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Edwin J. Northrup, 19, of 7993
Amor Dr, Clay, May 25, third-de-
gree; also charged with driving
with a suspended or revoked
registration; and driving without
a license.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Krystle Marie Sabine, 28, of
6114 Griffin Dr, Cicero, May 24,
third-degree; also charged with
driving without a safety belt, or
having a front-seat adult without
a safety belt.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Chad J. St Denis, 30, of 7 Gal-
lowhill Ct, Liverpool, May 29,
third-degree; also charged with
driving without a license; leaving
the scene of a property-damage
accident; making an improper or
unsafe turn; reckless driving; and
speeding.
Criminal tampering
A 17-year-old from Baldwinsville,
June 4, third-degree.
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Events
Benets &
Fundraisers
PAINT, DRINK AND BE MERRY:
7 p.m. Saturday. Brewerton Fire
Station, 9625 Brewerton Road,
Brewerton. A fundraiser for the
Brewerton Ladies Auxiliary. All skill
levels welcome. Paint an art piece
with friends, wine and food. All
painting supplies provided. Drinks
and food are sold separately. $42.
315-481-1638, paintdrinkandbe-
merrysyracuse.com.
Books/
Literary
OPEN WRITERS GROUP: 7
p.m. Tuesday; ending June 28.
Baldwinsville Public Library, 33 E.
Genesee St., Baldwinsville. Join
local writers to share tips, ideas
and support in getting the process
going. Small group where you can
share your current projects and
get constructive feedback. Free.
315-635-5631, bville.lib.ny.us/.
WRITE YOUR LEGACY WRIT-
ERS GROUP: 10:30 a.m. to 12:30
p.m. Monday; ending June 27.
Northern Onondaga Public Library
at Cicero, 8686 Knowledge Lane,
Cicero. A writer support group
designed for writers over 50
years. Do you have story to tell?
Family skeletons to reveal? Silly
excursions to share? What do you
want your heirs to know? This
weekly meeting of like minded
writers provides an opportunity
to engage, share and make sure
your memories become a legacy.
Free. 315-699-2032, nopl.org.
BOOKS
BOOKS FOR BREAKFAST: 9
a.m. Tuesday. Baldwinsville
Public Library, 33 E. Genesee St.,
Baldwinsville. Discuss Big Little
Lies, by Liane Moriarty. A murder,
a tragic accident or just parents
behaving badly? New members
welcome. Free. 315-635-5631.
CHERYL PULA LECTURE ON
INCREDIBLE VICTORY THE
BATTLE OF MIDWAY: 6:30 to 8
p.m. Tuesday. Northern Onondaga
Public Library at Brewerton, 5440
Bennett St., Brewerton. Only
seven months after the attack on
Pearl Harbor, the U.S. Navy faced
overwhelming odds when the
Japanese launched an attack on
Midway Island in retaliation for the
Doolittle Raid on Tokyo in April
1942. The Americans should have
lost, but they didnt. How did they
pull off the incredible victory?.
Free. 315-676-7484, nopl.org.
Three things to do
Bird watching enthusiasts can join a an early morning walk at 8 p.m. Monday and
Tuesday. (Dennis Nett | dnett@syracuse.com)
BIRD WALK
What: Bird watching
enthusiasts and those
looking to learn about
birding are invited to join
a naturalist for a walk.
When: 8 a.m. Monday
and Tuesday.
Where: Beaver Lake
Nature Center, 8477
E. Mud Lake Road,
Lysander.
Business &
Conferences
NETWORKING
40 ABOVE WORKERS IN
TRANSITION: 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Friday; ending June 24. Northern
Onondaga Public Library at North
Syracuse, 100 Trolley Barn Lane,
North Syracuse. If youre an
unemployed or underemployed
professional interested in net-
working, learning about job oppor-
tunities, sharpening your interview
Add
events to our calendar online
and in Neighbors at
syracuse.com/myevent.
Its free, easy and available all
day, every day.
FATHERS DAY
BASEBALL
What: Syracuse Chiefs
take on Columbus
Clippers. Tickets are $2
to $12.
When: 1:05 p.m.
Sunday.
Where: NBT Bank
Stadium, 1 Tex Simone
Drive, Syracuse.
skills, and updating your resume,
40 Above is the group for you.
Join us each week as we share
information, host guest speakers,
explore community resources and
more. Free. 315-458-6184, nopl.
org.
Community
DRUGS IN LIVERPOOL REALI-
TIES OF OPIATE AND HEROIN
USE: 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday.
North Central Assembly of
God, 7463 Buckley Road, North
Syracuse. The Liverpool Central
PAINT, DRINK,
BE MERRY
What: Paint an art piece
with friends, wine and
food. All painting sup-
plies provided. $42,
When: 7 p.m. Saturday.
Where: Brewerton Fire
Station, 9625 Brewerton
Road, Brewerton.
School District will present a com-
munity forum regarding substance
abuse in the community. The
forum will focus on the realities of
opiate and heroin use in Liverpool
and will help community members
connect with what works in the
community to make changes.
Scheduled to attend are LCSD Su-
perintendent of Schools, Dr. Mark
F. Potter; News Channel 9, Christie
Casciano; Baldwinsville Addiction
Awareness Group founder, Ange
Stevens; Hope Group representa-
tive Devin Nelepovitz; Onondaga
County Health Commissioner,
Dr. Indu Gupta; school physician
NEIGHBORS NORTHWEST
Dr. Peter Christiano; and parent
Deanna Axe. Doors will open at
6:30 p.m. for coffee and videos.
Free. 315-622-7125.
EVENTS
ADULT COLORING PROGRAM: 10
a.m. to noon June 22; ending Dec.
28. Northern Onondaga Public
Library at Brewerton, 5440 Ben-
nett St., Brewerton. We supply the
coloring books, colored pencils
and markers. Join others for a re-
laxing new way to be creative. For
adults only. Free. 315-676-7484,
nopl.org.
BVILLE COLORING CLUB: 6 p.m.
today. Baldwinsville Public Library,
33 E. Genesee St., Baldwinsville.
Its not just for kids anymore. Enjoy
coloring with adults. Materials
provided. A good way to relax at
the end of a busy day. Registration
recommended. Free. 315-635-
5631.
CHESS CLUB: 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday. Solvay Public Library, 615
Woods Road, Solvay. Are you a
chess player looking for new op-
ponents or to improve your skills?
Solvay Library recently started
a Chess Club and is looking for
additional members to join. Free.
315-468-2441, solvaylibrary.org.
CRAFT CAFE FOR ADULTS
FOIL ART: 6:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Salina Library, 100 Belmont St.,
Mattydale. Have fun with friends,
old and new, as you re-purpose
an old book to create beautiful foil
art. Please register. Free. 315-454-
4524, http://salinalibrary.org.
DROP-IN WITH MR. G: 1 to 4 p.m.
Friday. Liverpool Public Library,
310 Tulip St., Liverpool. Mr. G
knows computers. If yours is giv-
ing you ts, or even if theres a
nagging tech problem you cant
quite gure out, the library expert
will be glad to hear you out and
put his mind to it. Help is handled
on a rst-come, rst-served basis.
Free. 315-457-0310, lpl.org.
EBOOKS WITH 3M CLOUD LI-
BRARY: 6:30 p.m. June 22. Salina
Library, 100 Belmont St., Matty-
dale. Bring your device and we
will set up 3M Cloud Library on it.
Bring your library card. Registra-
tion required. Free. 315-454-4524,
salinalibrary.org.
FRIDAY CRAFTS: 4 p.m. Friday.
Solvay Public Library, 615 Woods
Road, Solvay. For ages 5 and
older. Theme is sharks. All sup-
plies provided. Free. 315-468-
2441, solvaylibrary.org.
FRIENDS OF THE BPL PRESENT:
CRUISING NEW YORK STATE: 10
CALENDAR, PAGE T-15
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CALENDAR, FROM PAGE T-14
CRUISING NEW YORK STATE: 10
a.m. today. Baldwinsville Public
Library, 33 E. Genesee St., Bald-
winsville. Travel enthusiast and
writer Sandra Scott will take us on
a cruise from Quebec to New York
City via the waterways of New
Rosenberg and the Casale Family
in memory of Mike Casale and
Hope for Heather. Free. 315-457-
3895, liverpoolistheplace.com.
Food, Drink &
Dining
CALENDAR
Living
Movies
BIG SCREEN MOVIE NIGHT: 6:30
p.m. today. Salina Library, 100
Belmont St., Mattydale. Take the
evening off. Enjoy a screening
of a newly released DVD The Fin-
learn about birding are invited to
Outdoors & join a naturalist for a morning bird
walk. Search for spring migrants
Recreation and summer residents along the
hedgerows, at the forests edge
and across the bog. Program fee,
BIRDING
MORNING BIRD WALK: 8 a.m.
$5 per person; plus park admis-
sion, $4 per vehicle. 315-638-2519,
Monday to Tuesday. Beaver Lake
Nature Center, 8477 E. Mud Lake
onondagacountyparks.com.

York. Suggested donation, $1. 315- Road, Lysander. Bird watching

635-5631. FISH FRY est Hours. Free. 315-454-4524,
http://salinalibrary.org. enthusiasts and those looking to

Concerts
OLDIES
THE NEVERLY BROTHERS: 7 to 9
p.m. Monday. Johnson Park, Route
57 and Vine St., Liverpool. Part of
the Liverpool Is the Place Concert
Series. Bring a chair. Sponsored
by Nichols Supermarket. Free.
315-457-3895, liverpoolistheplace.
com.
ROCK
DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
SUMMER TOUR 2016: 7 p.m.
June 22. Lakeview Amphitheatre,
490 Restoration Way, Syracuse.
$40.50-$85. http://lakeviewamphi-
theatre.com/.
THE COACHMEN: 7 to 9 p.m.
June 22. Johnson Park, Route 57
and Vine St., Liverpool. Perform-
ing classic rock and R&B as part
of Liverpool Is the Place Concert
Series. Bring a chair. Sponsored
by Nichols Supermarket and Linda
FISH AND SEAFOOD FRY: noon
to 8 p.m. Friday; ending Dec. 30.
American Legion Post 787, 5575
Legionnaire Dr., Cicero. We offer
up huge Haddock sandwiches
and dinners, shrimp, scallops,
clams, sherman platters, mac and
cheese, hot dogs. Support the
Legion. Prices vary. 315-699-0786,
ciceropost.com/.
FOOD
LIVERPOOL ELKS CHICKEN BBQ:
noon Sunday; ending Sept. 11.
Liverpool Elks Lodge 2348, 3730
Cold Springs Road, Baldwinsville.
Benets the Just Say No Drug Pro- band.org.
gram in the Liverpool Elementary
schools. $8. 315-622-2348.
MATTYDALE FIRE DEPARTMENT
CHICKEN BARBECUE: 11 a.m. Sat-
urday. Mattydale Fire Department,
173 E. Molloy Road, Mattydale.
Held from 11 a.m. until sold out.
Dinner includes chicken, salt
potatoes, salad, baked beans and
dessert. Dinner, $9; chicken only,
$6. 315-454-0090, mattydalere.
com/.
Music/Dance/
Theater
PERFORMANCE
BALDWINSVILLE COMMUNITY
BAND CONCERT: 7 p.m. June 22.
American Legion Auxiliary Post
113, 8529 Smokey Hollow Road,
Baldwinsville. Bring a chair. For
directions and program informa-
tion, check the web page. Free.
315-638-4956, bvillecommunity-
ISLAND COUNTRY JAMBOREE:
2 to 11 p.m. Saturday. Paper Mill
Island, 136 Spensieri Ave., Bald-
winsville. Featuring Payton Bird,
Grit n Grace, TJ Sacco and the
Urban Cowboys, Custom Taylor
Band, Dirt Road Ruckus, ZBTB-Zac
Brown Tribute Band. Gates open
at 1:30 p.m. General admission,
$10. facebook.com/PaperMillIs-
land/.
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Graduation2016
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VALEDICTORIAN
7 p.m. Friday, Nicholas Daniel Fikreta Kaljevic Breana Renee
Ronald John Butchko Eaton Morgillo
June 24, 2016 Jr. Elaine Karagiannis
SRC Arena Dylan Mattingly
John Peter Francis
Michael Peter Moziak Name: Claire Callahan
Eichholtz Kimberly Ann Murphy
Kavanagh
at Onondaga Seth Thomas Ezzo Town: Minoa
Elijah Kelly
Community C-D
College. Julianna Michelle
Jolie Sarah Kiddle N-O Parents: Dr. John and Tracy Callahan
Cacace
F Lucas Paul King Nam Huu Nguyen
Jenna DeVee Feher Thu Anh Nguyen My plans in the next few years: I am
Justin Matthew Jacob Tyler Kingsley
A Caldwell Idriz Fejzic Mebae Nishimura attending the United States Military Academy at
Katlyn Anne Abrams David Quinn Kirchoff
Claire Kathryn Robert Louis Fenchel Angela Jane West Point. From there, I will serve as an officer
III Christina Marie
Joshua Alex Adamo Callahan Kirkgasser Obernesser in the United States Army.
James Liam Adler Martin William Victoria Love Fey Eric Mark ONeill
Caleb Anthony My career plans: I hope to major in Computer
Israk Ahmmed Campbell Alexis Victoria Filmer Kohler Savannah Marie Otts
Matthew James Nicholas Lee Capria Madelyn Elizabeth Shane Peter Krawec
Science, and then serve in the Cyber branch of
Hannah Marie
Aiguier Payton James Fingar Owens the Army as a Cyber Security officer.
Caroline Elizabeth
Jusmira Alemic Cardinell Ryan Patrick Fox Krukowski
Ernest Henry Carhart Sara Ann Fralix
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
Brittany Victoria Christopher Joseph P I enjoyed participating in all the extracurricular activities my school had
Alfreds Tyler Dewyane Alyssa Marie Fullmer Kurpiewski Carson Michael
Ryan Marshal Allsop Carter Palmer to offer: from lacrosse to the drama club to student council.
Jenna Nicole Taylor Lynn Cassella L-M Alyxandra Polina
G-H Panarites
Anderson Nicholas Anthony Dylan Thomas Krystal Lynn LaFlair
Margarite Rosemary Castrello Gallardo Morgan Ann Parella
Ellen Lam
Appel
Joseph James Argiro
Dylan Steven Cerio
Kelsie Elizabeth
Rochella Marie
Garofalo
Everett Patrick
Langdon III
Alexis Angelika
Passett
SALUTATORIAN
Madeline Elise Chartier Victoria Elizabeth Kade Michael Peck Name: Julie Cacace
Matthew Steven
Armstrong Anson Cheng Gendron Legare Meredith Louise
Alexis Storm Arquitte Benjamin Raymond Alexis Phylis Arlene Brooke Ann Leonard Peckham Town: East Syracuse
Chouinard George Jeremy Robert Perry
Osman Avdakovic Connor Gary Lighton Parents: Stephanie and Thomas Cacace
Shantelle Renee Brendon John Gilona Amanda Genevieve
Emily Amber Nathan Joseph
Aylsworth Clark Allison Nicole Griffin Petrowski
Linderman My plans in the next few years: I am going
Bradley Allen Clarke David Walter Grygiel Emily Laurie Petterelli
Alan Chucri Ayoub Katherine Brigid to attend Penn State, University Park Campus,
Dakota Marie Coan Keith Michael Hall Lindsley Dalila Poskovic to study energy engineering. I may attend
B Zachary Edward Kelsey Anne Hall Leah Nicole Longo Kyle John Postma Graduate School after that.
Collins
Carly Anne Baggett Megan Carrie Kamari Courtney Segmedin Pugonja
Desirae Nicole Hallenbeck George Lugg My career plans: Id like to pursue a career in
Nicole Marie Balduzzi Corcoran Rebecca Anne Puma
Cody Alexander Haris Harbas Camber Leigh Luton environmental policy.
Austin Robert
Barbuto Cornell-Hoag Tyler James Harrig Katheryn Ann
Mangovski
Q-R What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
Emily Lynn Barker Shannon Marie Conor Kenneth Erin Rose Quimby
Ty Michael Barkins Dablock Harrigan Anthony Alan Marji I enjoyed playing volleyball and working out in the weight room. My
Makenzie Marie
Damien Morgan Alissa Jean Daly Jesse Leonard Harris Jacob Douglas Peter Quonce favorite subject was math.
Barrot Marquart
Hunter Joseph Daly Bradley William Hannah Marie Radell
Kayla Mary Bayly Hartung Natalie Ann Marra
Jaime Daly Daniel David Raulli
Lauren Elizabeth Anna Mae Hawkins Dana Nicole Mascari
Ashley Morgan Emma Rose Raulli
Bennink Robert Michael Nathan Peter Mascari Mohamed Sabri Connor Matthew Meagan Anne Weiss
Davies Nicole Grace Raulli Smith Thomas
Alyssa Marie Boland Haynes Sean William Ibrahim Salkic Makaila Jordyn White
Jason Edward Paige Cecille Raulli Danny Wayne Smith Athena Christine
Anna Aleksandrovna Dehors Benjamin James McCaffery Brandon Tucker Daniel Charles
Hess Jr. Thomason
Bondarenko Elias Leland Kyle Andrew Reader Santillo Williams
Kyra Italia DeJulio Mahkayla Simone Anthony Michael
Abigail Danielle Leah Marie Hobson McCarthy Alexander James Anthony David Sardo Olivia Mackenzie
Selnad Delic Sobon Thompson
Boniewicz Noah Thomas Hodge Kate Elizabeth Regan Wilson
Joshua Marc Sauve Jenna Elizabeth Chance William
Janee DeLuca McGarrity Edward James Timothy Charles
Bajazit Boric Ian Patrick Hohm Justin Michael Sauve Somers Thompson
Elaine Janis Dexter Jeremy James Regan IV Wilson Jr.
Analesia Marie Braga Trea Mary Grace Kaitlin Alexis Saya Amanda Rose Peter James
Deja Arion Jaymari McGrath Allisa Mae Roberts Corey Tyler Wolf
Abigale Victoria Hooker Spagnola Thompson
Dixon Timothy James Tyler James Roberts Rebecca Lynn
Brown Jeremiah Andrew Schafer Evan Jerrold Stewart Mackenzie Marie Hannah Faith
Phillip Vuong Do McNeilly Woodruff
Andrew Thomas Houseman Jakob Dylan Rodman Thornton
Jessika Morrell Aric Paul Scheftic Taylor Lance Stolp
Brown Kayla Mary Dominics Caitlyn Marie Tatiyana Lonae Zackary Michael
Milazzo Joseph Jeffery Madeline Catherine Worden
Brian James Brown Eric John Donlick I-J Rosekrans Turner
Jeremy Jarett Miller Seltzer Stratton
Dallas Steven Imeson Elisabeth Ellen Karly Joan Wright
Kelly Ann Brown Simon James Dorey Emma Christine Nathan Chase Sturick
Shannon Ashley Rusaw Hannah Rose Young
Meghan Elizabeth Alec Michael Dufore Khiandra Johaun Miller Shaw Zachary Robert
V-Z
Brozaitis Jackson Zachary Michael Szatanek Megan Mitchell Matthew Shannon
Thaddyus Gram Leonard David Ryder Felicity Ann Shepard
Yakenzie Curtis Vandewarker Young
Jourdyn Gabrielle DuMars Modelewski Katina Celia Shiomos
Buck Johnson Devin Christopher Bilal Zuhric
Dakota Scott Michael Tommaso Mondovi Jacob Ryan Shults T Vulcano
Bryan Robert Buell Dunn John Morgan Jordan S
IV Margaret Marie Mong Riley Shay Simone Gabrielle Theresa Sara Mechelle
Anthony Joseph Tamilia
Collin James Sabel Walters
Burlingame Trevor Robert Colin James Sloan
Montone Savanna Marie Taylor Michaela Nicole
Sarah Ibrahim
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GRADUATION2016
FAYETTEVILLE-MANLIUS HIGH SCHOOL
A Broddus David Ryan Koldin Michael Christopher Owen Geoffery
Casey Elizabeth Zachary T. Bryant CLASS PRESIDENT Jacob Tyler Koldin
Mihou Penoyer
Abbene-Meagley Michael John Militi Sarah Elizabeth
Melissa Margaret Anthony John
Graduation: Bucklin Name: Elize Oliverio Kousmanidis Ryan Alan Miller Percoski
6:30 p.m. Friday, Hannah Elizabeth
William Valentine
Burnett
Town: Fayetteville Katherine Heejung
Krieger
Zoe Elizabeth Miller
Perry
June 17, 2016 Emily Grover Mitten
Margaret Ann Perry
at SRC Arena Molly Elizabeth Parents: Ebeneza and Pio Oliverio Morgan Noelle
Bushnell L Vincent Joseph Perry
at Onondaga Moliski
Carl Anthony Butch My plans in the next few years: Madelyn Yasmine Harold Enrique Emily Louise Phelan
Community Binghamton University LaClair
Mathieson Veronica Montejo-Poll Allison Christine
College. Byer Claudia Lamas Pieczonka
Makayla Joelle
John Jeffrey Byrne My career plans: Id like to one day write Hannah May Lane Montes Martha Maria Pierson
Steven Matthew something other people would want to read. Hunter Anthony Lare Gregory Thomas Kristen Elizabeth
Abbott C Maybe even a couple of somethings. Madelaine Susan
Moore Place
Max Bernard Aiello John Ronald Cahill LaRonde Noella Mpinga Cheyenne Elizabeth
Madeline Ann Nathan Brock
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: Daria Angelica Emily Elizabeth Platten
Albanese Caldwell The wonderful friendships and memories Ive made in the FM Music Larson Murray Camerin Grace Plew
Abdul Rahman Gregory Richard Wing. Andre Ezekiel Lee Michael Myagkota Maxwell Daniel
Osameh Alwahaidy Cantrall Polikoff
Madeline Rouhuan Sarah Mary Janet
Amanda Lynn Samantha Silke
My favorite quote or saying: May the forces of evil become con- Lee Myers Andrea Maryse Price
Amidon Capozza fused on the way to your house. - George Carlin Philip Lee Graham Domhnall Christine Lucienne
Carly Allison Andrake Edward Joseph Myhill Price
Caputo Seung Yeon Lee
Nicholas James Shannon Elizabeth
Andrews Donald Pearsall
Taelan Elizabeth N Puro
Preston Elizabeth Carerun HIGHEST GPA Lehmann
Jacob Richard
Chloe Anne Najjar Audrey Marie Putelo
Arment Wilfred Carey IV
Leichtling Rachael Lynn Natoli Sean Matthew
Chatrapee Connor David Carr Name: Shirley Zhang Putnam
Artsomboon Samantha Elizabeth Kaitlyn Alana Neal
Allison Elizabeth Town: Manlius Levy
John William Carroll Kathleen Ann
Assenza William David Lewis Neuburger Q-R
Jessica Lynn Atkins
Christine Evelyn Parents: Mingyu Wang, Yi Zhang Zachary Johnston Jennifer Marie Muhammad Al-
Carter-Huffman Mukhtar Qusay
Limmiatis Newman
Jeb Nicholas Allyson Leigh Cass My plans in the next few years: I plan to Qubaisy
Atkinson Yimei Lin Aliya Nichols
Autumn S. Chapman attend Princeton University. Molly Kathleen
Joseph Grenardo Calista Carole Lloyd Abigael Rose Noble Quinlan
Avellino Estelita Chen
What Ive enjoyed the most about my Joshua Luke Loeffler John Joseph Nolan III Joseph Patrick Quinn
Jack Choi
high school experience: Ive enjoyed meet- Julia Mei Loh Samuel Vladislav Sarah Mai-Lan Quinn
B Patrick Scott Collins
ing many new friends and all the casual conversations that come from Susan Chase Loh
Nosovitch
Theodore Desmond
James Michael Soa Michelle Colon Anthony Phillip Rabe
Badger spending ~7 hours a day together. Julius Lopez Notaro
Joseph Andrew Chase Edmund
Nichole Catherine Corso My favorite quote or saying: I dont have a favorite, but I like: The Anna Louise Randall
Bailey
Joaquin Iokepa
M Nozynski
Autumn Marie Baker
butterfly counts not months but moments, and has time enough. - Marissa Elizabeth
Julian Hassan
Cortini Anthony Kenneth Razmjou
Tagore Madill Nucerino
Andrew Michael Sarah Eleanor Currell Kassie A. Rearden
Ballard Markayla Victoria
Madill Owen Lynn Rector
Caroline Veena Baril D O
Amanda Rae Dyer William Patrick Haley Riley Carter Jaynes Mara Maye Mahony Griffin Ronald Reilly
Anysia Ashley-Marie Sarah Autumn Oakes
Sophia Marie Gaglione Giavanna Marie
Barr DAmico Thomas James Hall Ryan Kent Jeffery Luke Matthew Mahr Kyle Joseph OByrne
E Lauren Elaine Renzi
Madison Jami Barr Swarnima Das Caleb Raphael Fernando Diaz Abigail Radha Marr Joshua John Michael
Gallagher Hoyong Ryan Rhee
James Peter Egitton Hannan Johnson Noah Aaron Marshall OConnor
Nicholas Newton Bailey Gerace Davis Jack Henry Geddes
Bates Mya Faryl Eisenberg Madison Vianna Emily Elizabeth Bradley Joseph
James Cary Mason Joshua Paul Ricciardiello
Rebecca Dawit Bryan Charles Hatch Jones OConnor
Hannah Lee Batten Annie Louise Geehrer Thomas Cook Mason
Adelah Lorese Deb Elbadawi Hannah Rose Haley Lauren Jones Meghan McGowan
Matthew Sullivan Katelyn Marie Richer
Martino Manuel Connor Ethan Haywood Andrew Pierce OConnor
Beach Hamza Elkirami Gerace Sophia Laurel Jones Massa
Delgado Michael Stephen Fletcher Christian
Dante Gaetano Benjamin Chaim Madison Leigh Jon Pall Chinedu Richmond
Jackson Terence Joseph Benedict Hebert Ryan Thomas Okigbo
Belmonte Elman Gerardi III Jordan Massett
Delmarsh Charles Robert Amber Robinson
Maxwell Grant Geoffrey Adam Engel Megan Elizabeth Christopher Paul
Niklas Aaro Deloff Alison Horton Gern Hennigan Joseph Robert Oley Olivia Danielle Royce
Benman Josephson Mevec
Haley Patrice Lauren Olivia Glazier Megan Elizabeth Hill
Rachel Edith Berie Daniel Joseph Everding Febe Louise Oley Gabriella Rene Rufo
Aubrianna Hope
Megan Elizabeth Riley Patrick Hines
William Henry Bishop DeNoble Chibuikem Dexter Gorczynski K McCarter Elize Pidor Oliverio Peter Bruno Ryan
Evangelos Ezidiegwu Logan Alexander Emily Janelle Bobbey Elizabeth Nichelle Marie
Quinn Schmitt Noah Joseph Gordon Hoalcraft Kaffenberger
Bissetta Konstantinos Dentes McCarthy Oquendo S
Salvatore Angelo Mitchell Patrick
Mia Kelly Biviano James Francis F-G Gorgoni Hoalcraft
Kenneth Paul Kaiser
III
Catherine Johanna Joseph Charles
DeSorbo Jenna Erin Farrell McCarthy P Sangster
Brandy Marie Kyle Graser Oren Reuven Joshua Christopher
Blasland Aubrey Katherine Kennedy Collette Kyle Anthony McGee Matthew Vincent Nicholas Louis
DeVeau Hochstein Kam
Fellmeth Vincent Sebastian Ryan Patrick McHugh Palmiero Santaro
David Michael Blitz Grasso Caroline Anne Tori Beth Karkowski
Avery Jacob Dibble Edward Lewis Isabella Giovanna Claudia Anita
Jacob Francis Boland Hodgkins Christina Ines Bovee
George Parker Dise Fielding Colin Deaver Green Cody Allan Kautzman McKnight Panozzo Scalzetti
Andrew Stephen Ethan William
Michael Shane Dolan Hannah Danielle Hope Sennett Green Hoffman Behram Mashal Khan Jack William Tyler Dominick C. Samantha Rose
Bortel Papa Schoeck
Fishman Anya Durham Alexander William McMorris
Alexander Sean Patrick Donlon Trevor Jay Hotchkiss
Neil Michael Greenberg Kieb Jordan Michele Bailey Alexis Parrish Nicholas David
Constantine Alexander James Julie Marie Howard Schreiber
Boucounis Fitzgerald Raymond Shu Gu Joonhwa Kim McNeil Isaac Wade Patroulis
Donohue
Connor Braden Shane Wilson Matthew Scott Lessig Peter Scott
Michael Joseph Hannah Lee Douglas Matthew James Humphrey Chelsea LaClair King
Florczyk Gullotta Meidenbauer Schurman
Bourdeau DJhai Alexis
Henry David Dustin Mikeal Klock Patterson-Ricks Jamison Merrill
Maeve Roche Brady Amber Michelle Megan Saundra
Dowthwaite Flores I-J Annika Ayres Seabury
H Menz Brendan Henry Pearl
Megan Ruth Bright Rafael Camilo Elisabeth May Knutsen
Eileen Megan Ford Sonja Grace Hale Joseph Robert Silas Aden Pearl- F-M, PAGE 9
Marissa Lynne Drummond Iskander Stefanie Lisa Koehler
Sophie K. Fowler Mevec Frank
Brennan Tomas
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GRADUATION2016

JAMESVILLE-DEWITT HIGH SCHOOL

Graduation: Ross David DeVito
Austin Wolfgang
Jetin Huang
Emma Margaret
Hannah Rose Moore
Amber O. Mosher
Rutter
Matthew John Ryan
CLASS SPEAKER
1:30 p.m.
Dieroff Huckins
Sunday, June Samuel Henry Name: Madeline Van Husen
Anthony Charles Zoe Danielle Hylan Mueller S
26, Onondaga DiGiovanni
County Civic Tyler Michael Muller Matthew K. Salbert Town: Fayetteville
Charles Joseph J Daniel C. Mulvihill Casey B. Sawyer
Center Digristina, Jr.
Jhakeer M. Jamison Parents: Jacquelyn Elias and Mark Van Husen
Rosario Anthony Melissa Danielle Hannah Lynn
Reed Douglas Murphy Schayes
A
Digristina
Jaworski My plans in the next few years: Boston
Jaelyn Marissa Marykatherine J. College
Ramzy Abu-Ramadan Donnelly Riley M. Jeanetta N Scheftic
Afua Owusua Addo Kim Nguyen Driesen Jesse Truman Mohamed M. Nabil Nicole Ann Schell What Ive enjoyed the most about my
Johnson
Jarred Herschel
Adelberg
Mai Nguyen Driesen Ummay Nahian Simon A. Schmitt-Hall high school experience: Being involved in
William Ernest
Zachary Robert Duby Johnson Stephanie Marie Michael Lou different clubs and meeting new people.
Meliha Alemic Naples Schwedes
Christian Orrie Cassandra Marie
Isabella Elsya Duquette Jordan Nia Nichole Nelson Alexander Davonte My favorite quote or saying: Do small things with great love. -
Alibrandi Scott
Erica F. Joyner Griffin M. Netti Mother Teresa
Christina A. Aller Emily G. Shapiro
Adrianna Michelle
E Evan J. Neugebauer
This is who has inspired me the most: My YoungLife leader,
Khaliyah Y. Edney Rebecca H. Shen
Alvarez K David Joseph Henry
Newman Paige Elizabeth Marissa Coir
Joshua Nii Annan Tariq DaeQuan Jackson Parker
Edwards Sherling
Kaplan Maddison Lee
Allie Pearl Balotin Newman Nathan D. Shimer
Tambua Eric Rita Alleen Joseph
Conner Patrick Evans Kassis Ciara Lesley Norris Raffi Shtikyan
B Catherine C. Keane Kate Burke Norton Kerry Ann Simizon
Nolan John Barth
Evan Michael Baxter
F Mattan Roland
Kelchner
Heather Rebecca
Nyman
Anna Isabella
Skandalis
CLASS SPEAKER
Julia Christy
Julianne Bazydlo Fairbanks Riley A. Kilian Julia Berse Skeval Name: Reed Jaworski
Sargon Bebla II Sophia Francesca- Kelsey Kissane O Molly Melissa Smith
Daniel Joseph Lucia Farchione
August Guerin Kissel Caleb James Nahzier Z. Smith
Town: Jamesville
Becker Anna E. Farwagi OConnor
Nitai Klein
Matthew James
Rahmell E. Smith Parents: Mike and Cathy Jaworski
Himi Faren Begum Sophia Arden Fayle Shane Joseph Smith
Katelyn Knox OConnor
Madeline Rose Helen Donna Ferrick
Dean Nass Carly Rose OHern James John St. My plans in the next few years: Brown
Behan Amour University Class of 2020
Emily Anne Firman Kousmanidis
David R. Benaroch Noura M. Osman
Julianna L. Jonathon Kravec Trevor D. Steele
Nathaniel Bryce Fitzgibbons My career plans: President of the United
Julia Kronenberg Michael John Swan
Blakley
Connor Fitzgerald
P States or Host of the Late Night Show
James Arthur Flanagan Jessica Nancy Pace
Boeheim III
Dylan R. Fleischman
L Ethan Kaleb Palmer T What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
Mighty V. Timothy Carson Luke Tarnow- Seeing Ryan Mandelis in every single one of my classes.
Alexandra Nicole LaRussa Margaret Ann Parker Bulatowicz
Bornfreedom
Fontana Sara A. Peters
Makala Carlene Bray Ashley Jean Lawless Alexander John Tso My favorite quote or saying: They dont think it be like it is but it
William John Fuegel Taylor M. Peters
Grayson Russell Samantha Mia Leavitt do. - Oscar Gamble
Burns Jeffrey Thomas David G. Petrela U-V
Joanna Marion Butler
G Lenish Alyssa Phillips Nicholas T. Usher This is who has inspired me the most: Madame Amankwah. I will
Cassandra Lee
Anyi Elena Liebler- Sebastian Alexander Madeline Jin Van never meet a person as generous and caring as her.
Galusha
Bendix Phipps Husen
C Elias George Gantos
Samantha I. Cantor Scott Louis Loucks James Joseph Pieri Jordan K. VanStry
Patrick Brian Gillson II
Toria A. Carter Tanin Tyler Lux Marissa Marie Placito Maria Victoria
William Y. Gonzalez Vazquez
Miles Leland Selfa Mikhail Pleschinski
Chandler Kashawna Tynique
Graham
M
Emily Elizabeth Maar
Annina Louise Pluff
Owen Austin William
Volk CLASS SPEAKER
Wei Hao Chen William Joseph Potter
Lucas Miguel Granan
Ryan Paul Mandelis
Diamond Crystelle
Cole Michael Ahmad Grant Amanda Kathleen W-Y Name: Afua Addo
Luke Robert Mannion Prucha
Emily Nichole Green Meredith Wagner
Chelsea Lynn Colton Maggie Catherine William Forrest
Kimberly Anne Walsh
Town: Jamesville
Andrew N. Comanici Emily Lynn Greenway Mannion Purcell
Samantha Kay Hannah Katherine Ajay Manohar Kyle Jay Weir Parent: Odetta O-Addo
Coombs Gunther R Teresa Ann
Courtney L. Mantor
Jack W. Radford
Werbowsky My plans in the next few years: I plan on
Alden Elizabeth Zachary S. Marji
Coyne H Sidrat Nae Rahman
Mariah Rana going to college.
Brianna Valerie Helm ACura Mone Martin- Williams
Patrick Arthur Cramer
Isabel Rose Hanick-
Howard Jan Gabriell Ramrez- Mikayla A. Wood My career plans: I hope to complete Medical
Sacarello
Herman Ana E. Martinez
Shelby Margaret School and become a surgeon.
D Tristian A. Masterpol Ashley X. Ramos Woyciesjes
Hailey Marie Harrigan
John Michael Davis
MacKenzie S. Maxam Daetwan J. Reed Kaci Ann Wright What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
Cayla Maria Dedrick Chloe Jane Hayward Going through the ups and downs of my high school career with my
Daniel F. McGann Matthew Rupert Rich Sarah L. Young
Aryanna Amonee- Spencer Douglas friends (having that camaraderie with people).
Henchen Dylan Thomas Shavez L. Roberts
Yunique Dee January
McGee Nolan Delmore
Ethan John Della Amanda Marie
Roosa Graduates My favorite quote or saying: Because narrow is the gate and
Henderson Collin Michael McKee
Posta
Nicolas R. Rosanio
Stephanie J.R. difficult is the way which leads to life, and there are few who find it. -
Shakir T. Henry Tyler Daniel McKee Dushay
Anna Rose Demmon
Lucas R. Rowe Matthew 7:14
Connor Michael Ailis Lorraine Emma Chelsea
Madison Clare Hoffman
DeRegis Hlywa McVearry Christopher Charles This is who has inspired me the most: My mother
Colin Alexander Salma Mohamed Rudgick
Jacob M. Devine
Howe Jacqueline Nicole
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GRADUATION2016

TULLY JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL

Gradiation: VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
7 p.m. Friday,
June 24, 2016 Name: Ashleigh Crawford Name: Danielle Rosemary Bedford
at the school.
Town: Tully Town: Tully
A-B Parents: Jody and Kelly Crawford Parents: JoAnn and Darren Featherstone/
Walter Tomas Steven Bedford
Abrams My plans in the next few years: I will attend
Rachael L. Acosta Lehigh University where I will study Engineering. My plans in the next few years: I plan on
Lily K. Aldrich attending Saint John Fisher and majoring in
Trevor Thomas What Ive enjoyed the most about my Nursing.
Averill high school experience: I have thoroughly
Gracie Arzella enjoyed my years on Tullys cross country and track & field teams. I My career plans: I aspire to be a Nurse Practitioner in the Neonatal
Bartholomew will never forget the success we had as NY State Champions and the Intensive Care Unit.
Karmen O. Beckwith relationships I developed with my teammates. These experiences have
Danielle Rosemary shaped me into the person I am today.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
Bedford I have enjoyed the friends and relationships I have built in high school
Kyle Scott Berardi My favorite quote or saying: To give anything less than your best is most.
Nathaniel Mark Bizub to sacrifice the gift. - Steve Prefontaine
Katelyn Ashley
Bordwell
Brandi Leigh Bradley Montana L. G. Curtis Wesley Addison Desirea Rose Hannah Victoria Leva McNerney Laura Hildebrand Chelsea Quinn Smith Trudeau
Paige Helene Fecco Hemingway Rasmussen
Maurysha Jon Eric Lippert John R. Mondo Alicia Marie Snyder Madison Danielle
Bunaisky Annganetta C. Ryan Mark Fitzpatrick Taylor Rayne Henry Jason Paul Reid Verrillo
Cuttino Michael Anthony Caesar Ferro Abryana M. Spinner
Zoe Tassin Fritz Owen Edward Hoke Lombardo Morenus Daniel Michael Gregory A. Voggel
C-D Ashley Elizabeth Reddick Daniel P. Spring
Daddona Spencer James Ashley Marie Howe Nicholas Nelson Patrick Joseph Morse Deeanna Angel
Jasmine Rae Carr George Martino Donna Salvador Wade
James Stephen Sarah Elizabeth Meredith Elizabeth
Marshal L. Clemens Davenport Timothy Justin Huggins Elena Fiona Gleason Mumper Dakota William T-Z Kimberly R. Welch
Gibbons McAninch Schreiner Christian Robert
Sabrina Gabrielle Tessa Elise Doody Steven Thomas Hust Elizabeth Yvonne
Brendan Michael Brendan James Joseph Shawn Tague Welliver
Covey
Landon Jonathon Gordona Raven Michelle Irving McGinn
N-S Schultz Emily Marie Teeter
Carly N. Cox Drumm Matthew S. Nassif Maureen Simone
Ellen M. Jaworski Cassidy Marie Samuel Alan Sheldon Whitney
Isaih A. Thomas
Ashleigh Jean McGinn Charles Alfredo Petit
Crawford H-J Sophia Rose Sheldon Kayleigh Anne Toole Amber V. Wiers
E-G Shauna Dorothy L-M Drew Michael Samuel James
Nellie Kathleen Christian H. Zook
Emma Nadine Currie McNerney Pitman Nicholas Jay Troup
Nickolas John Hayes Jeremy Michael Lake Sherlock
Matthew Louis Currie Edinger Erynn Frances Alexis Diana Poltorak Breanne Audrey

LAFAYETTE JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL

Graduation:
7 p.m. Friday,
VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
June 24, 2016. Name: Ryan Agedal Name: Justin Applegate
The gradua-
tion ceremony Town: LaFayette Town: LaFayette
will be at the Parents: Kimberly and Michael Agedal Parents: Sheila and Rich Applegate
school.
My plans in the next few years: Attend the My plans in the next few years: Going to
Rochester Institute of Technology Binghamton University to study Biochemistry.
My career plans: Earn a bachelors degree My career plans: Im going to earn my doctor-
Ryan M. Agedal
in some branch of engineering, and eventually ate and become a research scientist.
Nathan M. Allnatt
have a job that I truly enjoy.
Patrick J. Anastas What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
Justin Applegate What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: Ive had a fantastic time playing percussion for the Jazz band and the Pit
Robby E. Bender Having a closely knit community and being able to play sports year band,
Hannah K. Blum round.
My favorite quote or saying: Draw a monster. Why is it a monster?
Percy J. Booth
My favorite quote or saying: Love the life you live. Live the life you - Janice Lee
Joseph J. Campbell
love.
Samantha L. Claffey
Rachel A. Coulter
Nicholas W. DeJosia Tanner B. FitzPatrick Levi S. Krebs Nathan R. Nicholas Evan Pelton Clay H. Rockwell Mallory A. Shute Cayla L. Stroup Francis Waterman
Cassandra N. Dodge Lucas A. Frigon Jacob E. LeBlanc KaNahRahTens C. Kersten A. Perez Jared D. Rogers Megan N. Skinner Nate Sullivan Justin B. Young
Darren M. Dodge Oakes
Jacob Horst Christopher Elizabeth L. Pierce Jane O. Schaefer Silas M. Slater Kayla M. Taylor
Kevin Doupe MacMackin Connor J. Oakman
Matthew D. Hughes Alex J. Porcello Corinne D. Sheley Alizah G. Smith Katelyn M. Tiller
Allie M. Esposito Jordyn Marchiano Morgan E. Palmer
Oliver Knapp Leland J. Powless Emerson A. Dustin M. Stout Brenna M. VanMarter
Alexis J. Brooke L. Moses Kirwin A. Parsons Shenandoah
Benjamin G. Kramak Jack D. Ramie Liam L. Stout Gavin H. Warren
Fenstermaker
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GRADUATION2016
FABIUS-POMPEY HIGH SCHOOL
Graduation: 7 VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
p.m. Friday, June
24, 2016. The Name: Sarah Marsden Name: Nicole June
graduation cer-
emony will be at
Town: Pompey Town: Fabius
the school. Parents: Michael and Linda Marsden Parents: Christine and Darrell June
My plans in the next few years: I am My plans in the next few years: Attend
attending the Physician Assistant program at the Penn State University-Main Campus
Rochester Institute of Technology.
My career plans: Meteorologist
My career plans: I plan to work in the
Operating Room as a Physician Assistant. What Ive enjoyed the most about my
high school experience: Band trips
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
I have enjoyed playing under the lights at the varsity girls soccer games. My favorite quote or saying: Weather is a great metaphor for life,
sometimes its good, sometimes its bad, and there is nothing much you
This is who has inspired me the most: My Spanish teacher Sr. can do about it except carry an umbrella.
Cavo has inspired me the most. Everyday, he greets each student per-
sonally before starting class. He genuinely cares about everyone around
him.

A-C Cole D. Canty Alexander J. Curr Alexa S. Fox Tonya M. Jackson Lily M. Laskowski Jacob M. McNeal Ty P. Reinhard Alexis A. Smith
Holly F. Adams Nathan J. Carroll Devin R. Czarnecki Genevieve A. Nicole A. June Skyler M. Lelakowski Sarah R. Soergel
Giarrusso P-R S-Z
Julianna R. Aiello Jastinee M. Catalano Katrina R. Kascha Mariah C. Liadka Andrew W. Spicer
D-G Alexander J. Dylan M. Perez- Thomas P. Sayles
Adelia R.J. Alexander Sydney A. Charette Giegerich Jacob E. Keplinger Jacob L. Loughlin Charles D. Steinmetz
Patterson
Joshua N. Andrews Seamus P. Daly Brenna E. Klawitter Meagan K. Maher Rachel V. Scalisi Cameron M. Stewart
Marissa A. Chrysler Taylor J. Pilcher
Jarett C. Belge Robert L. Davies III Ty J. Kovalewski Sarah A. Marsden Christopher J. Joshua T. VerDow
Paige A. Closser H-K Megan R. Pitts Scanlon
Kaitlin A. Brown Nicholas R. Durocher Zachary R. Hall Kyle A. Mawson Kelsey A. White
Jasalyn T. Compton Dylan M. Putnam Samuel T. Sharpe
Elizabeth A. Peyton K. Enderle Zachary F. Hill L-M Meaghan L. McDevitt Simeon J. Zoeckler
Caroline E. Cornell Chelsea M. Ratliff Zachary J. Sheridan
Buechner Hunter T. Erickson John D. Larkin Liam P. McKenney
Nicholas A. Corsini Garrett A. Horst
Paulina M. Reed Elizabeth A. Skinner

ONONDAGA JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL

Graduation: VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
1 p.m. Sunday,
June 26, 2016. Name: Siara Clos Name: Abigail Wood
The gradua-
tion ceremony Town: Syracuse Town: Onondaga
will be at the Parents: Andrew and Tanya Clos Parents: Lorlie and Chris Wood
school.
My plans in the next few years: Le Moyne My plans in the next few years: College
College
My career plans: Occupational Therapy
My career plans: To pursue a career in the
medical field - Physician Assistant Studies. What Ive enjoyed the most about my
high school experience: Friends and team
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: sports
Discovering myself and my values through course work, sports, and
music. My favorite quote or saying: Be yourself, everyone else is already
taken. - Oscar Wilde
My favorite quote or saying: Whether you think you can, or you
think you cant, youre right. Henry Ford This is who has inspired me the most: My mother - She is hard
working and I have learned to work hard at goals I want to achieve.
This is who has inspired me the most: My father - he has taught
me to never give in. What I do to relax and unwind: Hang out with friends.

A-C Allison Briggs Emily Graham Thomas Martin Abigail Pierce Bryquan Smith Abigail Wood
Nicole Abert C-U K-O
Karo Brown Carrie Daignault Chase Guptill Courtney Kelsey Margaret McCormick Morgan Pitre Mary-ann Smith Kacey Woods
Lauren Aguirre
John Burlin Christopher Dalpan Therese Guy McKenzie Kennedy Sean McCormick Zachary Polge Clarissa Spicer
Evan Alexander
Chelsea Burt Noah Dardaris Christopher Hacker Kevin Krause Zachary McDonough Noel Potter Matthew Sweeting
Courtney Allen
Angela Caldero James Deats Jade Haumann Amanda Krell Jadon McIntosh Caleb Reith Jeremy Taylor
Jason Barry
Tyler Carter Mackenzie DeOrdio Alexandra Hourigan Gillian Lighteneld Leonid Okhman Joseph Russo Miranda Tillich
Courtney Birch
Ryan Cass Shayla Donath Mallory Hutson Alexandria Macina Molly Russo Francis Wiggin
Heaven Bouyea
Bernadette Castilano John Feathers Jonathan Ingraham Daniel Mack P-W Daniel Savich Emerson Williams
Taylor Brasket Matthew Patterson
Siara Clos Aubrey Shanahan Justin Wims
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GRADUATION2016
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACADEMY
Graduation:
VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
It was 11 a.m.
Sunday, June ame: Brennan. P. Carman Name: Geoffrey Louis Parkes
5, 2016, Temple Town: Camillus
Adath Yeshurun Town: North Syracuse
auditorium. Parents: P. Daniel Parkes and Barbara J. Parkes
Parents: Coleen and Kevin Carman
My plans in the next few years: I plan to My plans in the next few years: I look for-
Elizabeth Adams ward to attending the University of Michigan this
Justin Adjei attend Yale University and study something in
fall. I plan on studying aerospace engineering.
Lee Alexander
the sciences, perhaps chemistry or biochemistry.
Dominick Allen My career plans: I hope to one day work in My career plans: I recently discovered a new-
found love of space. My dream job is working for a space startup that
Chamaiporn translational research, applying basic scientific discoveries to help create
Angubolkul develops, builds, and tests rockets and other space vehicles.
advances in the medical field.
Michael Assaf
Nicholas Aversa What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
High school gave me the opportunity to discover what I enjoyed and
Brendan Barker Getting to really know and appreciate my classmates. It is an amazing
what I had a passion for. I also enjoyed developing friendships that will
Anthony Basile thing to be in a position of understanding others. Each and every person
hopefully last a lifetime.
Bryan Black has a story to tell and an inspiration to be given.
Melissa Boehlert
This is who has inspired me the most: My brother Patrick has been
Jack Brotzki Marielle LaBerge Brian McCann Geoffrey Parkes Maureen Sweeney
the greatest source of inspiration to me both during the past four years
Nathaniel Brower Kathryn LaCasse Lincoln McGarrity Ryleigh Peterson Mitchell Taylor
and throughout my entire life. His strength and positivity have taught me
Sean Brown Jordyn Landes James McGlynn Clare Pierret Mia Thurlow
so much.
Adelaide Buerkle Elliott Lawrence Ryan McGuire David Polhemus Jack Toole
Nathan Burns Margaret Lenkiewicz Ethan McIntyre Anton Porcari Dana Tuohey
Patrick Carey Tyler Leonard Lauren Milac Anthony Potenza Emily Tygart
SirVantis Dennis Amanda Fess Robert George Brendan Keeney
Brennan Carman Matthew Levy-Scott Louis Moran Matthew Purcell Rachel Vercillo
Matthew DePerro Alexandra Fess Anna Goebel Daniel Kelly
Catherine Carter Elizabeth Lumia Shawn Moreth Collin Recore Sam Vercillo
Kate Derrenbacker Cassandra David Goodwin Jameson Keppeler
Maura Cherny Finkbeiner Alexis Luthringer John Mullin Nikhil Reddy Zachary Walsh
John Dinger Emily Hanson Margaret Kinsella
Austin Cirillo Carly Flatau Mark Lutz Natalie Nardella Morgan Riley Zeyi Wang
Regina Dziergas Kyler Harrington Elisabeth Kip
Gavin Collins Katherine Fletcher James Lynch Colin Nash Jacob Sack Analaya Williams
Emily Ehle Maria Hill Anne Klemens
Rose Collins Caeleb Fox-Lee Olivia Malvasi Paige Nicholson Thomas SanGiacomo Rosalee Winderl
Sebastian Escribano Lillie Hunt Sophia Klemenz
Matthew Coogan William Fruce Samuel Martin Morhese Oben Jared Saya Roosevelt Wright
Theresa Fallon William Ierlan Andrew Kolceski
Madison Cook Eoin Gallagher Stephen Maser Thomas OConnor Timothy Schmitt Jiaqi Xiao
Kiana Ferguson Chloe Ilacqua Eve Kyle
Thomas Culeton Anthony Galler Alexsandra Mather Holly OShea Anna Schug
Adrianna Fess Isabella Jamer Christian Labbate
David Paris Ethan Snyder

FAITH HERITAGE SCHOOL

Graduation: VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
It was 10 a.m.
Saturday, June Name: Charlotte Matzal Name: Madison Dolan
11, 2016, at the
school. Town: Syracuse Town: Syracuse
Parents: Stefan and Sarah Matzal Parents: Jim Dolan and April Dolan
My plans in the next few years: I am going My plans in the next few years: I will be
to major in mathematics and secondary educa- attending the Vineyard Heroic Leadership
tion at Wheaton College (IL). Institute, after which I plan on pursuing higher
Jeffrey Camloh
Collin Capone My career plans: After getting my masters education.
Michaela Capone degree from Wheaton College, I plan to get a What Ive enjoyed the most about my
Joshua DImperio job teaching high school math. high school experience: Laughing with my friends, gaining knowl-
Madison Dolan What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: edge and wisdom, and developing as a person spiritually, intellectually
Victoria I have really enjoyed the community of people I have experienced high and relationally.
Gerasimovich
Sheba Jackson
school with. I have loved getting to know the other 14 seniors in my This is who has inspired me the most: Those who have taught me
graduating class, as well as a number of underclassmen with whom I am what it really means to love others, and love God, with all of my heart,
Nathan Lewis
friends. soul, strength and mind. Those who have taught me discipline, and ser-
Charlotte Matzal
Audrey Mitchell My favorite quote or saying: When it comes time to die, let us not vitude. Those who have challenged me, encouraged me, and helped me
Eric Mohr discover that we have never lived. - Thoreau to develop who I am as a person.
Calvary Powell What I do to relax and unwind: I enjoy hanging out with friends,
My advice to my graduating class: Work hard, all the way through.
Zachary Roberts being with family, enjoying nature, and exercising my creativity.
Senioritis is tempting, but perseverance pays off.
Ryan Samuelson
Stephanie Williams What I do to relax and unwind: I love to read, watch Netflix, and Word or phrase that best describes me: Compassionate, intuitive,
listen to music to relax. gregarious, and creative.
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GRADUATION2016

MANLIUS PEBBLE HILL SCHOOL

Graduation: CLASS PRESIDENT STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT
It was noon
Sunday, June Name: Debora Hyemin Han Name: Shane Michael Ogden
12, 2016 at the Town: Cazenovia
Town: East Syracuse
school.
Parents: Jongwoo Han and Kyunghee Lee Parents: Kent Ogden, Deborah Ogden
My plans in the next few years: Ill be My plans in the next few years: I intend to
attending Dartmouth College starting in the fall. attend the Rochester Institute of Technology to
earn a masters degree in computer security.
My career plans: I see myself studying law
and political science and working in international My career plans: If all goes well with college,
relations. there are numerous government positions relating to computer security
that pay well.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
I appreciate the space it gave me to grow into my own person. What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
Interacting with people of diverse ages and backgrounds.
My favorite quote or saying: Finally, from so little sleeping and
so much reading, his brain dried up and he went completely out of his My favorite quote or saying: Comfort is the enemy of achieve-
mind. - Cervantes, from Don Quixote ment. - Farrah Gray
This is who has inspired me the most: My parents and my sister My advice to my graduating class: Always remember to make time
for yourself; good grades count for very little when you sacrifice your
My advice to my graduating class: Dont overthink it. health.

Daniel R. Albanese
Joseph Thomas Francisco Dooher Una Giurgea Joel D. Kaigler Jr. Seamus Mulhern Cady Jean Ridall Amatuzio Spina Yujun Zhao
Ato Paul-Ryan Cerio Medina
Arkhurst Dorothea Hamblin Luella Janine Karpoff Shane Michael Madeline Grace KayLee Kristal
Bryce N. Church Jordan Black Ogden Rieks Steiner
Ian Tobias Beckman Dunaway-Barlow Debora J. Han Kathryn Mary Kovarik
Savannah Rose Abigail Beecher Emily Caldicott Adam Armstrong Hanna Rose Seraji Soa Klara Verheyen
John Anthony Bierut Ciotoli Lydia Marie Dwyer Oliver
Hodge Leggat Niall D. Shannon Alexis Caroline
Madison Paige Brang Jordan Alexander Jennifer Marie Elder Emma Skye Pitnick Wiggins
Gabriela Lisette Jaya C.K. Mohan Ruyi Shi
Fiona Sammon Darling Amina Bela Gingold Holliman-Lopez
Peter J. Moorman Zhiyun Qiao Cayce Sarah Wiggins
Cardamone Christopher Emery Hamish

BISHOP LUDDEN JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL

VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
Name: Griffin Walker Name: Andrew Buttner
Graduation:
It was 10 a.m. Town: Syracuse Town: Camillus
Saturday, June Parents: Loreen Walker, Kevin Walker Parents: Bob and Bridget Buttner
11, 2016, Bishop
Ludden school My plans in the next few years: I plan to My plans in the next few years: I plan to do
gymnasium. complete a four year degree in bio-medical my undergrad at University of Scranton to get a
engineering at SUNY Stony Brook. Bachelors degree in Computer Engineering.
My career plans: My dream has been to My career plans: I plan to achieve a Masters
research cancer and develop other medications. degree in Computer Engineering, then work as an engineer for a presti-
gious company.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
Whether it was being on stage crew for the plays, playing varsity soccer, What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
lacrosse and track, or going to Bishop Ludden basketball games, Bishop I have enjoyed getting to know all of the high school friends I now have,
Ludden has been a family. as well as learning all of the interesting things that high school education
has to offer.
My favorite quote or saying: The best way out is always through. -
Robert Frost

Christopher D. Allen
Seulah Choi Downey Greeneld Shannon Marie Kelly Rachel Marie Ryan Matthew Nunan Pullano Griffin John Walker
Alek Madut Aman Martens
Kyle Christian Cottrill Maria Elizabeth Sara Elizabeth Hayes Nika Marie Kemp Camille Lucia OKane Ian Page Quinn Brooke Melissa Ward
Matthew David Dussing Daniel Michael
Barletta Logan Mae Matthew Francis Rachel Marie McGarvey Clara Michele OKane Adelle Constance Marquise Christopher
Czachowski Anthony James Hosek Kopacko Reale Williams
Zachary James Matthew James Charles Patrick
Farino OMalley III Collette Janine Root
Beebe Nyla Arion Davis- Austin Alexander Brian Robert Lawler McGinn
Robinson James Robert Hoyt Kristin Lynn Panek Robert J. Ruley III
Andrew G. Buttner Grabowski Grace Gaetana Thomas John Muller
Matthew N. Shannon Kathleen LoFaro Katherine Rose Jacob Robert
Greta Christine DeAngelis Xzavier N.B. Graham Hunter Colleen Margaret
Casselmon Logan Tyler Malagisi Murphy Picciotti Vignogna
Brendan James Emma Caroline Klara Jichova Michaela Christin Jessica Aillene Villi
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GRADUATION2016

BISHOP GRIMES JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL

VALEDICTORIAN
Name: Danielle Yerdon
Town: Syracuse
Parents: Brian and Susan Yerdon
My plans in the next few years: I will attend
Yale University, where I will major in biology and
be a member of Yales dance groups.
My career plans: I plan to work with orthotics
and prosthetics.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
I have cherished getting to know my friends, both from school and from
dance.
My favorite quote or saying: When you talk, you are only repeating
what you already know. But if you listen, you may learn something new.
This is who has inspired me the most: People who make a differ-
ence in the world around them by being passionate about what they do,
especially my school and dance teachers.
SALUTATORIAN
Name: Emily Blasland
Town: Liverpool
Parents: James and Wendy Blasland
My plans in the next few years: Attending
Loyola University Maryland
My career plans: I hope to become a lawyer.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my
high school experience: Ive enjoyed the
close friendships and tight-knit community that Bishop Grimes has pro-
vided me.
My favorite quote or saying: Nothing is impossible, the word itself
says Im possible! - Audrey Hepburn

Graduation: Veronica Ansbrow Declan Cavanaugh Jenaye Desimone Steven Johnson Christopher Mancuso Trevor Pokines Anthony Talarico
It was 10 a.m. Acuil Ater Younghoon Choi Sidney Dobbins Richard Kane Michael Mathewson Megan Robinson Meghan Vonden
Steinen
Saturday, June Patricia Beamonte Emily Crofton Leslie Edwards Helen Knapp Spencer McConnell Angelica Scarno
John Wike Jr.
11, 2016, at Emily Blasland Anna Cummings Noah Fiacchi Trey Kovalick Katherine McInerney Sarah Schultz
Kennedy Yearby
Bishop Grimes Rang Boul Michael DelVecchio Marissa Hartley Elizabeth Kozlowski Isabella Naylor Mark Shattuck
Danielle Yerdon
Charles Buechner Megan Dems Ragin Hewitt Deng Longar Madeline Pelose Jordan Sloan
Savanna Yerdon
Nichole Cavallo Rachel Dems Brianna Johnson Noah Maher Evan Phillips Alivia Spaulding
Nicola Angona Philip Zaccheo

SYRACUSE ACADEMY OF SCIENCE F-M, FROM

PAGE 3
Sopchak
Vincent George
Sorrentino
Madison Diane
Tavares
Hannah Louise
Taylor
Grace Katherine
Tiso
Kathleen Ann
Tody
Vaccaro
Matti Tapani
Vahtola
Woodbury
Yuexiao Wu

Christopher Paul Joseph Carmen Y-Z

Graduation: 6 p.m. Thursday Spinelli Daniel Richard Brittany Michelle Valentino
Shannon Marilyn Teffar Travis Rory Yang
June 23, Civic Center Theaters Seitz Sam Elliott Samantha Nicole
Stauffer Benjamin Angelo Sven Rudi Treu Varley Steven
at Oncenter Elsa Kathleen Youngjoon Yee
Shafer David Robert Jensen Marie
Stegemann Vega Justin Matthew
Jared Thomas Young
Valedictorian: Laureana Shaw Emma Carly
Stein
Tom
Vesterman Michael Kyle
Muok Dylan Thomas Young
Shepard Tanaja Soor Rajiv Vora
Stephenson Skyler Ann Yule
Salutatorian: Elizabeth Jack Thomas Oliver Tianyu
Jehad Shukri
Shepardson Jordan Wang
Morffi Maureen Zatar
William Richard Stimson Abbey
Benjamin William
Salutatorian: Ronnie Shepardson
Brandun
Theresa
Welker Zellar
Holmes Nathan Heath Anthony Cathy Xu Zhan
Sherwin Stockman Catharina
Clement Shirley Kexuan
Selena Grace Matthew Westergaard Zhang
Laureana Muok Ronnie Holmes Reddock Thomas Storen Edwards Short James Stone
Kera Julia E. Ziajka
Marigona Asia Chester Emina Jacob Samuel Brooke Riley Mackenzie
Elizabeth Morffi Jose Solis Ademi Yakira Ibrahimovic Sidd Stratton White George Frederick
Jessica Sarina Dossen Ronnette Crawford Kerri McGriff Zinninger
Mompeller Denazia Powell Prenajuah Alexis Reeder Elli Louise Annalise Laine Erin Hunter
Justin Grainger Luis Toledo Jefferson Mikayla Glenn Sienkiewycz Stube Whyland Alexis Catherine
Armstrong Kayla Chavis Mercedes Jervon Ziobro
Alexis Tarae Evelyn Rose Nicholas
Samuel Kimshari Diaz Smith Harrison Sigler Suatoni Richard Wilson Garrett
Schimel Simone White Joshua Kass Merrick Mary Elizabeth Christopher
Christiane Tierra Hill Babcock Kambreia Gillian Lena Rachael Kathleen Testani Zachary James Zogby
Skidmore Trop
Muok Jacob Wood Derby Suiker McCoy Daniel Wisbey
Ruben Cruz Catlin Marsala Jailon Harrison Hashim Hill Matthew Joseph Gregory Patrick
Khaziah Reese Madeline Tester Olivia Catherine Zogby
Lemire Rowser- Ayub Ali Elizabeth Smith Truman
Jeanna LaBeff Shakilah Grohol Mychelique T Matthew Mark Wojnovich
Samantha Elise
Connor Laurence Zachary Michael Teta Rachel Scarlet Zygmont
Snow Taras Veronica Nicole
V-W Wolters
Andrew Ernest Thompson Mark Aaron
Jabra A J Tarazi Agatha Grace
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GRADUATION2016

OCM BOCES ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL

Graduation: 6 p.m. Wednesday, June
22, 2016, at in the Solvay High School
auditorium.

Baldwinsville Solvay
Trenton Battle Alyssa Gunnip
Kelsey-Lee Evens David Hakes
Tyler Peters Justin Long-Cooper
East Syracuse Jason Steves II
Minoa
Tully
Sahara Ferreira-
Holiday Abryana Spinner
Jessika Milazzo Westhill
Fayetteville-Manlius Megan Kinney
Joaquin Cortini West Genesee
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Cady Giusti Tyler Goldthwait, 18,
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Kaitlyn Colon
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Tyler Goldthwait
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graduating
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Wednesday from
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LIVING WORD ACADEMY

VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
Name: Rosa Geremia Name: Moriah Gilkey
Graduation: Town: Syracuse Town: Bernhards Bay
10 a.m. Parents: Desiree and Thomas Geremia Parent: Antonia Gilkey
Saturday, June
25, 2016, in the My plans in the next few years: Starting my My plans in the next few years: First Im
Church of the Bachelor of science degree at OCC, then trans- going to Onondaga Community College for two
Living Word. ferring to Upstate. years for engineering science. Then transferring
to a different college.
My career plans: Ultrasound Technologist
My advice to my graduating class: So be sure when you step,
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: Step with care and great tact. And remember that lifes A Great
Being able to share the past four years with my best friends and the best Balancing Act. And will you succeed? Yes! You will, indeed! (98 and
teachers. percent guaranteed) Kid, youll move mountains. Dr. Seuss
My advice to my graduating class: To set a goal, focus on it, and What I do to relax and unwind: I like to spend time with my friends
surround yourself with like-minded people. and family. I also really enjoy playing with my dog and occasionally binge
watch my favorite TV shows.
Cameron M. Nadja K. Moriah R. Olivia L. Word or phrase that best describes me: My friends and family
Annan Flitcroft Gilkey Michael
would describe my personality as strong.
Grace A. Rosa M. Jimmy L. Elijah E.
Burrow Geremia Hester Thompson
How I want my classmates to remember me at our 25-year
reunion: I would like my classmates to remember my hard work and
willingness to help.
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Baldwinsville Police
Driving while intoxicated
Prabhu R. Prasai, 19, of 102
Darlington Road, East Syracuse,
June 5; also charged with driving
with a blood-alcohol count of
more than 0.08; drivers view
obstructed; failure to signal a
turn; and speeding. Charged at
Syracuse Street, Baldwinsville.
Canastota Police
Criminal contempt
Eileen M. Campbell, 26, of Conifer
Drive, Canastota, June 5, second-
degree.
DeWitt Police
Burglary
Daren M. Zeppetello, 34, of 5322
Fremont Road, Manlius, June 3,
second-degree; also charged
with second-degree assault;
and petit larceny. Charged at
Fremont Road, Manlius.
Burglary
Tia R.L. Lohm, 30, of 4680 Wood
Road, Vernon, June 1, third-
degree; also charged with petit
larceny. Charged at 201 School
Road, Salina.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
India S. Brown, 30, of 7875 McAr-
thur Blvd., Bridgeport, May 21,
rst-degree; also charged with
driving while ability is impaired
by drugs. Charged at West Man-
lius Street, East Syracuse.
Falsifying business records
Jeremy D. Archer, 25, of 7206
Lakeshore Road, Cicero, May 27,
rst-degree; also charged with
petit larceny. Charged at 5814
Bridge St., DeWitt.
Falsifying business records
Micah D. Wells, 27, of 623 Lem-
oyne Ave., Syracuse, May 14,
rst-degree; also charged with
petit larceny. Charged at Bridge
Street, DeWitt.
Grand larceny
Francisco J. Avena-Recabarr, 45,
of 537 Ferry St., Newark, N.J.,
May 31, fourth-degree. Charged
at 555 S. State St., Syracuse.
Criminal mischief
Dusty W. Lenhardt, 35, of 109 W.
Newell St., Syracuse, May 26,
third-degree. Charged at South
Bay Road, North Syracuse.
Felony driving while intoxi-
cated
Michael S. Hanlon, 38, of 8910
Ladd Drive, Bridgeport, May 27;
also charged with driving while
ability impaired by the combined
inuence of drugs or of alcohol
and any drug or drugs; driving
while ability is impaired by drugs;
refusal to submit to a breath-
screening test; failure to keep
right; moving from lane unsafely;
and passing a red light. Charged
at Thompson Road, DeWitt.
Aggravated driving while
intoxicated
Georgene E. Carson, 62, of 8784
Haymarket Road, Brewerton,
May 27; also charged with
driving while intoxicated; and
insufficient lights. Charged at
Thompson Road, East Syracuse.
Aggravated driving while
intoxicated
Betty K. Pickering, 55, of 127
Culbert St., Syracuse, May 22;
also charged with driving while
intoxicated; driving with a blood-
alcohol count of more than
0.08; and failure to keep right.
Charged at Kirkville Road at
Kinne Street, East Syracuse.
Driving while intoxicated
Ricky A. Bullock, 25, of 409
Cherry St., Syracuse, May 28;
also charged with driving with
a blood-alcohol count of more
than 0.08; unlawful possession
of marijuana; and moving from
lane unsafely. Charged at Inter-
state 481 , DeWitt.
Driving while intoxicated
Brian S. Gerace, 23, of 6 Park-
wood Drive, East Syracuse, May
29; also charged with driving
with a blood-alcohol count of
more than 0.08; and failure to
signal a turn. Charged at Route
298 at Court Street Road,
DeWitt.
Driving while intoxicated
Emilio L. Virgilio, 34, of 163 Ha-
zelhurst Ave., Syracuse, May 28;
also charged with driving with
a blood-alcohol count of more
than 0.08. Charged at Thompson
Road, DeWitt.
Criminal mischief
Kendra S. Jones, 24, of 407 N.
Midler Ave., Lot 81, Syracuse,
May 23, fourth-degree. Charged
at 407 N. Midler Ave., Syracuse.
Petit larceny
Jessica D Fredette, 30, of 231
Carbon St., Back Apt., Syracuse,
May 25; also charged with tres-
pass. Charged at 6589 Thomp-
son Road, DeWitt.
Petit larceny
Eric J. Green, 27, of 113 Charles
Ave., Solvay, June 3. Charged at
555 S. State St., Syracuse.
Petit larceny
Raven J. Griffin, 21, of 216 Rob-
inson St., Syracuse, May 25.
Charged at 3439 Erie Blvd. E.,
DeWitt.
Petit larceny
Sandra L. Hemingway, 31, of 511
Ash St., Apt. 1, Syracuse, June
7. Charged at 555 S. State St.,
Syracuse.
Petit larceny
Victoria L. Henry, 55, of 500
South Ave., Rochester, May 29.
Criminal possession of a
Charged at 6438 Basile Rowe,
East Syracuse.
Petit larceny
Jerry J. Muldrow, 51, of 105 Linwill
Terrace, Apt. 2, Syracuse, June
2. Charged at 5400 Butternut
Drive, DeWitt.
Petit larceny
Mary A. Nesheiwat, 43, of 215
Seward St., Syracuse, May 29.
POLICEREPORT
Charged at 6438 Basile Rowe,
East Syracuse.
Petit larceny
Amie T. Roberts, 30, of 103
George St., North Syracuse,
May 29. Charged at 6438 Basile
Rowe, East Syracuse.
Petit larceny
Heather C. Schumm, 30, of 1326
Lestina Beach Road, Bridgeport,
May 30. Charged at 5400 But-
ternut Drive, DeWitt.
Petit larceny
Jamarr D. Scott, 33, of 145 Fern-
wood Ave., Syracuse, June 5.
Charged at 3179 Erie Blvd. E.,
DeWitt.
Petit larceny
Cheryl L. Wallace, 59, of 7700
Devaul Road, Kirkville, June 1.
Charged at 6789 E. Genesee St.,
Syracuse.
Petit larceny
James D. Ziparo, 55, of 1312 But-
ternut St., Apt. D1, Syracuse, May
23. Charged at James Street,
DeWitt.
Resisting arrest
Anthony Patrick Manzi, 26, of
32 Grover St., DeWitt, May 28;
also charged with third-degree
aggravated unlicensed operation
of a motor vehicle; driving an
unregistered motor vehicle; fail-
ure to return license/registration
after revocation; and inadequate
equipment. Charged at Thomp-
son Road, DeWitt.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Devon M. Gardner, 32, of 107 Sa-
bine St., Apt. 2, Syracuse, June
2, second-degree; also charged
with false personation; and driv-
ing without a license. Charged
at 6325 Thompson Road, East
Syracuse.
Criminal impersonation
William A. Anderson Jr., 31, of
7085 E. Taft Road, East Syra-
cuse, May 25, second-degree;
also charged with seventh-
degree criminal possession of a
controlled substance; petit lar-
ceny; and trespass. Charged at
6589 Thompson Road, DeWitt.
Criminal impersonation
Lashauna L. Monahan, 18, of 264
McLennan Ave., Syracuse, May
30, second-degree. Charged at
264 McLennan Ave., Syracuse.
Obstructing governmental
administration
Darryl J.A. Hill, 29, of 170 Polk
St., Apt. 3, Syracuse, May 25,
second-degree; also charged
with unlawful possession of mari-
juana. Charged at Polk Street,
Syracuse.
controlled substance
Joshua D. Conway, 21, of 412
Highland Ave., Apt. 2, East Syra-
cuse, May 31, seventh-degree;
also charged with fourth-degree
criminal possession of a weapon.
Charged at 4256 James St.,
DeWitt.
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Alyssa M. Whitney, 21, of 5837
Invincible Drive, Jamesville, June
1, seventh-degree; also charged
with unlawful possession of
marijuana; and driving without a
safety belt, or having a front-
seat adult without a safety belt.
Charged at Route 481 at Kirkville
Road, DeWitt.
Unauthorized use of a vehicle
Allen F. Jordan III, 46, of 5618
Acton St., East Syracuse, May
23, third-degree; also charged
with third-degree aggravated
unlicensed operation of a motor
vehicle; failure to stop at a stop
sign; and inadequate equipment.
Charged at Carrier Circle, East
Syracuse.
Liverpool Police
Driving with a suspended or
revoked registration
John D. Geruso, 61, of 6439 Wells
Road, East Syracuse, June 3.
Charged at 500 Oswego St.,
Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Jacob R. Loope, 18, of 804 Tus-
carora Road, Chittenango, June
3, third-degree. Charged at 500
Oswego St., Liverpool.
Madison County
Sheriffs Office
Endangering the welfare of a
child
Ashley R. Tayefeh, 25, of 3462
Conifer Drive, Building 2, Apt. 12,
Canastota, May 30. Charged at
3462 Conifer Drive, Canastota.
Criminal contempt
Hayley S. Hewitt, 34, of 4591 Pe-
terboro Road, Smitheld, June 1,
second-degree. Charged at 4591
Peterboro Road, Smitheld.
Unlawful removal of regist-
ratinoplate
Bailey V. Curtis, 19, of 7399
Oxbow Road, Canastota, June 1;
also charged with unlawful pos-
session of marijuana. Charged at
7399 Oxbow Road, Canastota.
Manlius Police
Aggravated driving while
intoxicated
Sarah L. Leo, 29, of 8187 Cicero
Mills Road, Cicero, June 8; also
charged with driving while intoxi-
cated; failure to notify DMV of
change of address; and moving
from lane unsafely. Charged at
Collamer Road, Manlius.
Petit larceny
Robert D. Hart, 76, of 106 Albany
St., Apt. 3, Cazenovia, June 8,
three counts. Charged at 109
Arkie Albanese Ave., Manlius.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
James Stanley Young, 26, of
9607 Stoney Hollow Drive,
Tobyhanna, Pa., June 7, second-
degree. Charged at 100 block of
Brookside Lane, Manlius.
NEIGHBORS EAST
Criminal contempt
William P. Costello, 42, of 5154
Montgomery Road, Fayetteville,
June 1, second-degree. Charged
at 5154 Montgomery Road,
Fayetteville.
Onondaga County
Sheriffs Office
Driving while intoxicated
Kinsley Lyons, 45, of 3655 Ken-
nedy Rd, La Fayette, May 4; also
charged with driving without a
license; and speeding.
Criminal mischief
Jin Bai, 22, of 5781 Stone
Gate Hts, Jamesville, June 9,
fourth-degree; also charged
with second-degree unlawful
imprisonment.
Criminal possession of a
weapon
Frank S. Bacon, 39, of 6607 Fre-
mont Rd, East Syracuse, May 26,
fourth-degree; also charged with
second-degree menacing; and
second-degree harassment.
Criminal contempt
Mathew T. White, 31, of 6 Warren
St, Tully, June 8, second-degree.
Unauthorized use of a vehicle
A 16-year-old from Manlius, May
30, third-degree.
Oswego County
Sheriffs Office
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Adam W. Skilinskis, 22, of 28
Maiden Lane, Oneida, June
4, third-degree; also charged
with failure to yield right of way.
Charged at Maiden Lane and
State Route 104, Scriba.
State Police
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Steven M. Macko, 19, of East Syra-
cuse, June 11, seventh-degree;
also charged with unlawful pos-
session of marijuana. Charged at
State Route 481, Volney.
Syracuse Police
Criminal possession of stolen
property
Frederick N. Tarwell, 43, of 6235
E. Seneca Turnpike, C2, James-
ville, June 7, fourth-degree;
also charged with third-degree
unauthorized use of a vehicle;
third-degree unlawfully eeing a
police officers in a motor vehicle;
and reckless driving. Charged at
555 S. State St., Syracuse.
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Kevin J. Richards, 28, of 7102 US
Route 11, Tully, June 7, seventh-
degree. Charged at 120 Davis
St., Syracuse.
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Parade of Homes:
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The 2016 Parade of Homes
was hopping this past week-
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eight fully-decorated homes at
Crane Brook in the Town of
Manlius.
Weve asked you about your
favorite kitchens, master bath-
rooms and living rooms, but
now we want to know which
interior design touches were
your favorites as you toured
these rooms.
Take a look through the
interior designs photo gal-
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in our poll for the best one.
Voting is open until 11:59
p.m., Sunday.
If you want to see these
interiors in person, the Parade
of Homes will be on display
until Sunday with a full calen-
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Events
Benets &
Fundraisers
ANNUAL RECOGNITION AND
CELEBRATION LUNCHEON: noon
today. Doubletree Hotel, 6301
state Route 298, DeWitt. Vera
House will award the Sr. Mary
Vera Recognition Award to Sean
Kirst of Syracuse. The Sr. Mary
Vera Award is given to a member
of the community who has made
a signicant contribution to the
elds of domestic and sexual
violence prevention and who has
performed this work in a man-
ner consistent with the humility,
gentleness and humanitarian spirit
reected by Sr. Mary Vera Blank,
one of the agencys founders and
namesake. Sean is a writer, colum-
nist, journalist and public speaker
who spent most of his profession-
al career at The Post-Standard/
Syracuse Media Group. $25. 315-
425-0818, verahouse.org.
DANCING FOR BASTET AND
ANUBIS BELLYDANCE BEN-
EFIT SHOW: 7:30 p.m. Saturday.
Puttin On The Ritz Dance Studio,
ShoppingTown Mall, DeWitt. Join
the Syracuse Area Bellydancers
Association for a night of enter-
tainment. Witness many styles of
Middle Eastern dance from some
award-winning artists across
the region. All proceeds after
expenses will go to the Humane
Association. Doors open at 7 p.m.
$10. 315-415-3648, sabastars.com.
Books/
Literary
AUTHORS
STORY TIME WITH LOCAL
AUTHOR MYLISA LARSEN: 11 to
11:30 a.m. June 22. Onondaga
Free Library, 4840 W. Seneca
Tpke., Onondaga. How to Put
Your Parents to Bed. Debut au-
thor Mylisa Larsen teams up with
Babette Cole, author-illustrator of
Princess Smartypants and Dr. Dog,
to present a bedtime story like
youve never heard before. For
all ages. Fre. 315-492-1727, http://
oibrary.org/.
Business &
Conferences
CNY BEST LEARNING AND
PERFORMANCE AWARDS CER-
EMONY: 5 p.m. today. Doubletree
Hotel, 6301 state Route 298, De-
Witt. $75. 315-546-2783, cnyastd.
org.
Three things to do
The Mallard by JMG Custom Homes is one of the homes at the Parade of Homes in
Crane Brook in the town of Manlius. (Dennis Nett | dnett@syracuse.com)
PARADE OF HOMES
What: Check out several
new, luxury, fully-decorat-
ed and landscaped homes
in Crane Brook. $12.
When: 1 to 8 p.m. Friday;
11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday.
Where: Crane Brook in
the town of Manlius.
Community
PINS & NEEDLES: 6:30 p.m. June
22; ending Sept. 14. Manlius Li-
brary, 1 Arkie Albanese Ave., Man-
lius. Knit, crochet, embroider or
cross-stitch. Tutorials are available,
as well as extra yarn and needles
for newbies. Free. 315-682-6400,
libraryinsight.net/eventdetails.
asp?jx=g8p&lmx=478489&v=3.
EVENTS
BOARD GAME FUN: 5 to 7
p.m. Tuesday; ending June 28.
Onondaga County Public Library
Add
events to our calendar online
and in Neighbors at
syracuse.com/myevent.
Its free, easy and available all
day, every day.
FATHERS DAY
TREE WALK
What: Professor Don
Leopold will lead an easy
walk showing the many
kinds of trees in Clark
Reservation.
When: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Sunday.
Where: Clark
Reservation, Route 173,
Jamesville.
Beauchamp Branch, 2111 S. Salina
St., Syracuse. Find a partner (or
three) and choose any of our
board games to play. For ages 5
and older. Free. 315-435-3395.
BOOK SALE: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Saturday. Fayetteville Free Library,
300 Orchard St., Fayetteville. Our
entire basement will be opened
up for you to shop our huge selec-
tion. Free to browse. 315-637-
6374, fflib.org.
COLORING FOR ADULTS: 7 to
8 p.m. June 22; ending June 29.
Onondaga Free Library, 4840 W.
Seneca Tpke., Onondaga. Color-
ing can be benecial for adults
EUROCAR 2016
What: MG Car Club
presents a diverse range
of vehicles at Lorenzo.
$15.
When: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Sunday.
Where: Lorenzo State
Historic Site, 17 Rippleton
Road, Cazenovia.
- namely for its destressing power.
The practice generates wellness,
quietness and also stimulates
brain areas related to motor skills,
the senses and creativity. Join
us in this fun, meditative practice
- Color your stress away! For
adults. Registration required for
each session. Free. 315-492-1727,
http://oibrary.org/.
COLORING, COOKIES AND
CONVERSATION FOR ADULTS:
6:30 p.m. today. Cazenovia Public
Library, 100 Albany St., Cazenovia.
Supplies provided in the Com-
munity Room. Free. 315-655-9322,
cazenoviapubliclibrary.org.
NEIGHBORS EAST
CRAFT CAFE FOR ADULTS
FOIL ART: 6:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Salina Library, 100 Belmont St.,
Mattydale. Have fun with friends,
old and new, as you re-purpose
an old book to create beautiful foil
art. Please register. Free. 315-454-
4524, http://salinalibrary.org.
CRAFT CLUB: 5:15 p.m. today.
Onondaga County Public Library
Beauchamp Branch, 2111 S. Salina
St., Syracuse. Stop by the library
and use your imagination and
discover new crafting techniques
to make fun and unique items with
a variety of materials. Ages 5 and
older. Free. 315-435-3395.
CRUISIN IN MINOA: 5:30 to 8:30
p.m. Friday. Lewis Park, Main and
Hulbert streets, Minoa. All types
of cars are welcome: antique,
classics and street rods. Music
by Big D Orchestra begins at 6
p.m. Weather permitting. Free.
villageofminoa.com.
EUROCAR 2016: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Sunday. Lorenzo State Historic
Site, 17 Rippleton Road, Cazeno-
via. The MG Car Club of Central
New York presents the 13th annual
Eurocar European Motorcar & Mo-
torbike show held on the lawns.
As always, dash plaques will be
provided to the rst 200 entrants
- entrant door prizes, music and
food vendors. A portion of the
proceeds will go to a non-prot of
Central New York. The show has
a diverse range of vehicles dating
from pre-war through current day
luxury sport models. Participant
Judging from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Pre-registration is $8; day of show
is $15. Free spectator admission.
315-422-5326, cny.mgcarclub.
com.
HOOKS & NEEDLES: 9:30
a.m. Saturday; ending June 25.
Onondaga County Public Library
Betts Branch, 4862 S. Salina St.,
Syracuse. A time to chat, knit, cro-
chet and share ideas in a casual
and friendly environment. All are
welcome. Free. 315-435-1940.
JAMESVILLE COMMUNITY
CHURCH RUMMAGE SALE: 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday; 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. Saturday. Jamesville Com-
munity Church, 6300 E. Seneca
Tpke., Jamesville. There will be
a $3 bag sale at 2 p.m. Saturday.
Clothing (dressing room avail-
able), household appliances, toys,
books, furniture and more. Free to
browse. 315-492-1465.
JUNIOR LIBRARY VOLUNTEERS
INFO SESSION: 7 to 8 p.m.
today; 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Onondaga Free Library, 4840 W.
Seneca Tpke., Onondaga. The
Junior Library Volunteers (JLV) is
a teen volunteer group that helps
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CALENDAR, FROM PAGE T-14
plan events and assist in service
projects. This is a great stepping
stone to help prepare for college
and future community service.
New members welcome. Come
to an informational meeting to
learn about our summer volunteer
opportunities. For teens entering
grades 6-12. Free. 315-492-1727,
www.oibrary.org/.
LEGO ROBOTS: 4:30 p.m. June
22. Salina Library, 100 Belmont
St., Mattydale. Construct and
program robots using LEGO
MINDSTORMS EV3. For teens
in grades 6-12. Registration is re-
quired. Free. 315-454-4524, www.
salinalibrary.org.
LUNCH & LEARN TED TALKS
COMEDY: noon today. Fayetteville
Senior Center, 584 E. Genesee
St., Fayetteville. Enjoy a home-
cooked meal at noon, and then
stay to watch thought-provoking
talks by the most creative and
intellectual people in America.
Lunch, $4.50; program, free. 315-
637-9025.
MAD CITY MONEY LITE: 1 to 2
p.m. Monday. Onondaga County
Public Library Paine Branch, 113
Nichols Ave., Syracuse. This gives
youth a taste of the real world,
complete with occupation, salary,
spouse, student loan debt, credit
card debt and medical insurance
payments. They make mistakes, in
a realistic, but safe, environment.
Once the shock wears off, they
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their money effectively. Registra-
tion is required and limited to 25
participants in grades 9-12. Email
dmcgregor 5:30 p.m. Friday.
Fayetteville Senior Center, 584
E. Genesee St., Fayetteville. $5.
315-637-9025.
FESTIVALS
CRAFTASTIC CRITTERS: 4:30
p.m. Monday; ending June 27.
Fayetteville Free Library, 300
Orchard St., Fayetteville. A drop-
in craft program in the Fab Lab
recommended for preschoolers
through 2nd grade. Each week
there will be a different craft to
make. Free. 315-637-6374, www.
fflib.org.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL: 4 to 7
p.m. Tuesday. Apple Valley United
Methodist Church, 4424 S. On-
ondaga Road, South Onondaga.
The Lafayette Community Band
will perform an outdoor concert at
7 p.m. $1-$4; hot dogs available.
315-345-1304, brookegreczyn
Food, Drink &
Dining
FOOD
BBQ DINNER TO BENEFIT HAITI:
4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Saturday. St.
Michaels Church, 4782 W. Seneca
Tpke., Onondaga Hill. Dinner
CALENDAR
includes choice of pulled chicken
sliders or Gianelli sausage with
onions and peppers, baked beans,
coleslaw and dessert. Take out or
eat in. Held from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
or until sold out. Also available,
a kids meal of hot dog, coleslaw,
baked beans and dessert for $5.
$10. 315-214-1569, www.stmichael-
stpeter.org.
CHICKEN BARBECUE: 11 a.m. Sat-
urday; ending Aug. 20. Columbian
Presbyterian Church, routes 11
and 20, LaFayette. Well be stok-
ing the charcoal and grilling the
chickens for our monthly chicken
TURE SHOW: 1 to 6 p.m. Friday.
barbecue held the third Saturday
of the month. Chicken is ready by
11 a.m. and usually gone by 11:30.
We recommend calling before
noon Friday to reserve yours. Half
chicken, $6; full dinner, $11. 315-
677-3293.
MATTYDALE FIRE DEPARTMENT
CHICKEN BARBECUE: 11 a.m. Sat-
urday. Mattydale Fire Department,
173 E. Molloy Road, Mattydale.
Held from 11 a.m. until sold out.
Dinner includes chicken, salt
potatoes, salad, baked beans and
dessert. Dinner, $9; chicken only,
$6. 315-454-0090, mattydalere.
com/.
Holidays &
Seasonal
ANNUAL FATHERS DAY TREE
WALK: 2 p.m. Sunday. Clark
THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 2016 THE POST-STANDARD PAGE 15
Reservation State Park, Route 173, Club of Syracuse. The show will
Jamesville. Prof. Don Leopold be judged by the National Garden
will lead an easy walk showing Clubs standards. Free. 315-481-
the many kinds of trees in Clark 4005, www.homegardenclubof-
Reservation. Free with entrance syracuse.com.
fee. 315-492-1590.
HOME
Home/ PARADE OF HOMES: 1 to 8 p.m.
Friday; 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday
Garden to Sunday. Crane Brook, Manlius.
The popular new home showcase
offers a look at eight new, luxury,
GARDEN
fully-decorated and landscaped
homes in Crane Brook in the
JUNE IS BUSTIN A HORTICUL-
Town of Manlius. $12; ages 16
and younger, free. 315-463-6261,
Pebble Hill Presbyterian Church,
hbrcny.com/.
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LIVERPOOL HIGH SCHOOL VALEDICTORIAN Ryan John Fleming
Sean Reagan
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Graduation: Barron Gina Margaret-Mary Name: Jordan Caviness
Campbell Julia Nicole Flohr Leigha Skylar
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Saturday, June 18, Canavan Mackenzie Lee
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2016, Onondaga Marissa Rose Parents: Phil Caviness and Kathy Caviness Henderson
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Parker Christopher
Memorial. Juliana Cristina Basla Joel Matthew Carlino
My plans in the next few years: I plan to Hicks
attend the University of Rochester to study engi- Joseph Charles Sydney Rae Himes
Matthew Joseph David Robert Carnie Fratianni
Bates neering/finance. Robert Richard
Madeliene Catherine Haley Lauren French Hinkey
Dominick Anthony Carroll
Battaglia Jr. My career plans: In my future, I hope to work Kyndria Lynn French Natalia Maria Hinman
A James Richard Carter for the Walt Disney Company. Donald Earl Frost, II
Peyton Alexandra John Francis Hogan
Amra Abadzic Bellrose Mia N. Cassella Samuel James Fuller
What Ive enjoyed the most about my Ashley Maureen
Zakariya Abdel-Aziz Phaite Marie Bender Antonio Tito Castro Jacob Evan Fullerton Holdsworth
Mohammed Nasser Joseph Francis Nicholas Ryan high school experience: The most enjoyable part about high school
Destin Ray Furcinito August Daniel
Abdelaziz Benedetto Catalone was being able to play sports with my friends that I have had since I was Holekamp
Dawud Qais Kelly Elizabeth Jordan Philip little. Devon Ezra Anthony
Muhammed Abdullah Bergamo Caviness G Holmes
Jr. Georges Betoubam Lauren Elizabeth My favorite quote or saying: All our dreams can come true, if we Jamie Ryan Gadaleta
Briana Mary Holz
Kati Marie Abel Cerrone have the courage to pursue them. - Walt Disney Michael Paul Garland
Alexis Nichole-Tridico Devin Edwin Horton
Elijah Oleg Abramoff Bittel Kyle Robert Chasse Jr.
Antoine Devon Brandon Michael
Dhuha Ammar Al- Savannah Boatwright Liam McCormick Hughes
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Allen Louis Randolph
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Joshua Steven Justin Joseph
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My plans in the next few years: I will be
Brickman Austin Phillip Bajro Ibrahimovic
Nicholas Michael Colatruglio attending the United States Military Academy at Goldberg
Sean Connery Elmedina Ibrahimovic
Arrigo Terrell Jeron West Point. Joseph Michael
Brockington Alexandra Marie
Saleem Nash Asfour Coleman Goldthwaite
Jule Antonia Brown My career plans: I plan to serve in the U.S. Ioannidis
Audey Iyad Ashkar Mark John Coleman Peter Emmanuel
Dana Elaine Brown Army for several years and enter the medical Nicole Elizabeth
Mohammed Musa Dominic Joseph Gonzalez Jasinski
Ashkar Mikayla Nichole Commisso field. Cameron Edward
Brown Jonathan Michael
Mariam Jafar Atiyeh Ryan Matthew Goodson Jerman
Tionna Rene Brown Comstock What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: Trevor McKenzie Amelia Jane Johnson
Devin Robert Brown Jacob William I have really appreciated opportunities to travel with my friends and Gordon
B Conklin compete with talented runners from across the country. Salena Marie Goss
Emily Katherine
Morgan Taylor Bacik Alexis Nicole Johnson
Bruening Renee Ruth Cooke Meghan Ann Grandy
James Michael Baehr My favorite quote or saying: Success is not the key to happiness. Jewels Marie
Dylan Michael Bulson Anthony Joseph Genevieve Liliana Johnson
Anna Maria Baggett
Nicholas Scott Burdo Cooper Happiness is the key to success. Grimes Samuel Neal
Meghan Leigh Bailey Caroline Elizabeth Rainer Frederick Johnson
Austin Thomas Burt
Jordan Xavier Bailey Cosco Grimme
Katherine Taylor Mackenzie Rene
Robert Ernest Baker Busby Kaleigh Ann Madison Shea Guard Johnson
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Claire Elizabeth Trevor David Couse Gullotto
Kayla Abenna Butler- Dela Cruz Alexander Leo
Eric Robert Covert Carina Marie Likhith Reddy Doddi Logan Emma
Baluta Bell Erika Marie DelPriore Collin Richard Gwilt Jorgensen
DAgostino Adam Victor Donle Eicholzer
Amelia Caroline Javier James Byrd- Rashon TyRay
Crenshaw Magestik Maurey Kirstie Jo DeMauro Adrian Paul Ellis
Baratier Torres-Farsaci Cory Wayne H K
Daniel Alexander Scott Donovan Olivia Jean Ennist
Leland Matthew Tea Aurielle Byrnes Lucas William Cassidy Nicole Hall Thomas Patrick
Crowell Kylah Mackenzie Denegal Jr
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Dashnaw Anthony William Jacklyn Eva Hamilton
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C Jessica Fawn DeRosa II Tymaiah Vernette
Taylor Marie Alasia Mae Douglas Fahsel, III
John Michael Baris Alexander Michael Davidson Jennifer May Harper Jasmine Morecia
Culpepper Kayla Corinne Kelly
Giovanna Romeo Caiello Olivia Leigh Davie Derouchie Oksana Anatolivna Meghan Arlene
Joshua Everett Drulyk Fasoldt
Baris Nicole Elora Allison Paige Harrington Corey Gaetano Kesel
Curkendall Ian Caluwe Davis Michael William
David Michael Barley Calcagno Deschamps Drew Marie Dufrane Justin Jay Harris Zachariya Ahmad
Sara Rose Cussen Howard Dajier Davis Fensken
Leanne Lidia Barnard Ethan Robert Zachary Pierre Margaret Mary Khatib
Nicholas King Davis Jeremiah Jordan QuMere Divine
Calderwood William Anthony DeSocio Lenore Dunsford Harrison Jacob Kevin Kidd
Michael John Baron Cutler Ferrante
Nathan John Nahzere Shykeise Nicolette Marie Zackary Wayne
Brian Dallas Barrigar Davis Corinne Katlyn Finley Ryan Anthony Hart
Caldwell Nathan Michael DeVito Dupra
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C.W. BAKER HIGH SCHOOL VALEDICTORIAN

Name: Megan Dwyer
Graduation: Darrien Saxon Bort Liam Daniel Connery Town: Baldwinsville Kelly Ann Kneeskern Austin McClaskey
1 p.m. Sunday, Michael Bourdon Gideon James Marie Kristine Knittel Zachary Scott
Conway Parents: Margaret and Timothy Dwyer McClaskey
June 19, 2016. Emma Lee Bourque Mandy Katherine
Dylan Cooney Knittel Allison Jean
The gradua- Alexander Bowen My plans in the next few years: I will be McKenzie
Carson Alan Cooper Brandon James
tion ceremony Kiera Brady attending the University at Buffalo in the fall. Kohutanich Hannah Marie
Lily Elizabeth
will be at the Jacob William Trumble Coots Natalie Alice Kot
McLaughlin
SRC Arena Branshaw My career plans: As of right now, I intend to Kenneth E. McQuade
Natalie Mary Cordaro study Biology and International Studies and plan Kailey Alexandra
at Onondaga Daniel Charles Kowalski Conner William
Bridge Anthony Peter to pursue a career in one of these fields. McTomany
Community Allison Charlotte
Cosme Bradley Alan Krahl
College. Sandra Rose Meeker
Brown Hailey D. Couchman My advice to my graduating class: Err in the direction of kind-
L Michal Jo Mellinger
Gabrielle Agnes Ethan Michael Craig ness. Dream big, appreciate the things and people around you, and in
Brown Justin Intachakra Tyler Brandon
A Madeline Frances everything you do, show compassion to others. Lado Melton-Caza
Kaitlynn Adsitt Nolan Lee Brown Curtis
Sarah Nicole Lalla Damien Merkel
Faris Rami Al-Khoury Ryan Bouchard Rocco Anthony
Brown Czuba Mark Jeffrey Lannier Matthew Thomas
Charissa Joy Allen
Alec Karekin
Nicholas Armando
Falso
G Andrew Jee Guido Sarah Anne Herman
Dominique Gabrielle
Metcalf
Heidi Anne Allen Brummer Logan J. Gadoua Tyler James Eric John Herrmann Jordan Nicole Meyer
D Miranda Jeanne Gutchess
Lapointe
Kourtnee Rene Allen Nathan Ryan Buck Dillon Logan Mitchell Allen Gage Courtney Lynn Hines Jordan Michael Kyle Patrick Micho
Felong
Mark Joseph Anastas Brennan Mackenzie Darcangelo Destiny Faith Lee Sean Fredrick Honan LaPrease Erin Myrel Miles
Isabel Etondi Anjorin Buitron Alexis Victoria
Yusinia Airee Fermin
Gardner H Brittany LaRock
Emily Catherine Seth M. Horan David Scott Millen
Daughton Ryan S. Gaus Breland Rashad
Ryan Michael App Samuel T. Bull Fernandez Hadley Alexis Venezia Justen Michael Brittany Marie Miner
Lauren Elizabeth Anna Elizabeth Davis Kyle Daniel Houghton LaRock
Mariah Anna Mia Alexandra Andrew Joseph Vincent Francis
Armstrong Marie Burchill Patrick Joshua de Brian Kade Hourihan Jessame Paige Minozzi
Nicholas John Gracia Lavelle
Austin Micheal Daniel James Sydney Grace
Arnold Burden Katherine Marie Hourihan Delaney Mckenzie Molinet
Joah Burkhart DeBolt Lee
Kalie Marie Arnold Allison Marie Hovey Matthew Vincent
Brooke Elizabeth Tyler Andrew Meghan Lefancheck Monaco
Tyler Joseph Arnold DeGone Samantha Nicole
Burlingame Hujar Alexandra Shea Leo
Kevin Owen Atkinson Emily Elizabeth
Eric R. Burrows Trisha Marie Monahan
DeLaurie Kelley Ann Hull Amanda Marie Leski
Taylor Dean Burrows Savannah Rose Robert Morenz
B Juan Alexander Abigail Elaine Hurd
Lester
Jordan Elizabeth Allyson Marie Delgado Nicholas Charles Michael Robert
Barbato Burzynski Huwe Jessica M. Letizia Morris
Ryan Cooper Delola
Grayson Michael Lucas Andrew Anthony Joseph Kevin G. Lewis Kourtney Muck
Butchko Patrick James Delpha
Barber Hyde Kathryn Jean John Michael
James Richard Joseph M. Mulrooney
Justus Marshall Demjanenko Lindovski
Barczewski Butera Jr.
Rachel Ann Butkins Anna D. Diamond I-J Alyssa D. Liscum Jerry Alexander
Murray
Nicholas A. Barone Evan Thomas Carl Frederick
Nathaniel Joseph Ingersoll David Michael
Caleb Barron Donath Livingston
C Musumeci
Nicole P. Bartlett Ryan William Megan Claire
Evan Donhauser Ingerson Katarina Genevieve
Joseph M. Campbell Lockwood
Andrew Barton Christopher Vancini Myers
Christopher Andrew Sinders I. Ingoldby Rachel Ellen
Kayla Marie Barton Dotto
Canavan Zoe Leada James Lockwood
Tyler Michael Barycki Samuel Irving
Katherine Doyle
Griffin Daniel Lynch N
Haleigh Elizabeth
Trenton L. Battle Candee Brhiannon Devinleigh Jaquint Kayla Noelle Nadelen
Drake
Johnathan Arthur Anna Louise Capria Tyler Colman Jean M Kay Lee Alexis
Bausch Andrew During Nelipowitz
Brooke Elizabeth Patrick Adelin Sydney Sloan
Justin Robert Carlisle Lauren Elizabeth Jennejahn Mackay Keenan Thomas
Beckley Dusse Nellis
Riley Lynn Carlucci Jessica Elizabeth Marina Paige
David Lee Beckley Megan Elizabeth Jenney Maddaloni Derek Joseph
Andrew Payne Dwyer Nelson
Nicholas James Carpenter Nicholas Joseph Carly Reed Hurlbutt
Gaworecki Hahn Madeline Marie Nice
Bednarz Robbie McDougall Fernandez Jerome Madden
Sarah Belair Carson E Carly Rose Ferrigan Ryan Richard Gell Gabriella Maria Hahn
Amanda Michelle Marisa Rose Crystal Anne Nichols
Mackenzie Elizabeth Benjamin Thomas Jade A. Gentile Allison Elizabeth Johnson Madonna Kevin Niedzwecki
Alyssa Christine Bell Eagan Keirsten Fay Fesko Haines
Casson Daniel Christopher Colleen Nicole
Emily Morgan Bell Ian Matthew Finn Ryan A. Gentile Gregory James
Tyler James Cayea Jade C. Earle Ashley Evelyn Hakes Johnson Magowan Norton
Hayley Morgan Bell Kylie Amanda Fischer Lakota George
Halle Ellen Cerio Madeline Paige Eberl Hannah Rose Hall Danielle N. Johnson Samuel Albert Mahar Elizabeth R. Nuss
Nicholas Michael Ryan Genesis Marco Joseph
Nicholas Brandon Cassidy Joy Ebling Giannino Jillian Anne Marie Glory Margaret Kimberly Michelle
Bellavia Fletcher Hall Mantelli
Chapman David William Johnson O
Nicholas Belliboni Zachary J. Fleury Dawson Hunter Giltz
Maxwell Ethan Eckmann Sarah Denny Tyler Matthew Maryn Lindy Margrey
Josef Glamos Hamilton Rachel Elizabeth
Alyssa Hailey Benoit Charest Brina Amari Savannah Lynn Flora Johnson Ciarra Rose Martinez Oakes
Emma Marie Bernet Alexis Elizabeth Edmonds-Reed Sean Allan Follett Madison J. Glowacki Meghan Pearl Hunter Jacob Jones
Hansen Doulton Emmanuel Connor David
Charles John Chase Amber Sue Edwards Jadie A. Goff Masella OBrien
Ryan Philip Forbes
Bertrand Hailie Jade
James Church Stacey Lauren Nicholas A. Fordyce Benjamin Todd
Goodsell Harrington K Nathaniel Graham Jarod S. OBrien
Trevor Robert Betts Patrick M. Clark Edwards Cody Robert Kaestle Masella
Ryan Michael Fowler Ari Oliver Harris Garrett Edward
Daisy Maryanna Zachary Alan Clark Jeffrey G. Egnoto Julia Alexis Goodwin Abigail Elizabeth May OConnor
Jordan Jeffrey Jason Richard Harry Rebecca Victoria
Bezio Anthony Benjamin Marcus Anthony Elizabeth Kearney Isabella M. May Joshua Randal
William Robert Fragale
Samantha Marie Blais Clifford Emmi Grabowski Miranda Paige Hart OConnor
Ethan James Erin Cathleen Keefe Anna English
Sydney E. Bleecker Collin Glenn Coakley Juan Sebastian Frederick Garrett William Gray Connor Bryant Mazurkiewicz Stephany Taylor
Harvey Denis J.R. Keegan
Escobar Ethan R. Greene Oemcke
Jenny Boden Tyler Joseph Cole Leland Joey Frink III Natalee Helen Kemp Hunter Leigh
Kelsey-Lee Heather Joshua Austin Greer Sable L. Hauswith McAlhaney
Allison Bollinger Joshua Louis Colella Evens Christian M. Fuller Eugene Y. Kim
Caitlin Renae Ryan Patrick Healy Mark Gerard McCabe
Austin Michael Logan Timothy Thomas Camilo Fuzia Hannah Caitlin
Bonnell Collins Gregoire Alexander James Maria Elizabeth
F Henwood Klaben
McCaffrey BALDWINSVILLE,
Nicholas Clay Borek Benjamin Conley Jenna Taylor Grippe
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Taggart III Wilhelm
FROM PAGE T-3 Alyson Rose Pfeiffer Brianna Therese Morgan Munroe Nicole Suzanne Benjamin Michael
Sierra Jo Phillips
Ragonese S Shibel Spinella Sydney M. Talarico Vazquez Jarrett Michael
Winders
Alicia Anne-Marie Maria Bellanna Matthew Alexander Claire E. Shonyo Catherine Ann Spohn Colin Steven Talty Michael Patrick Veith
Zachary Ryan Phillips Ragonese Keeanna Rosemarie
Olin Sabourin Daniel M. Shorney Nicholas Anthony Kathryn Lily Terasaka Dominic D. Viera
Nathan Samuel Wolcik
Michelle Ornat Ashleigh Rose Rausa Hirono Sakamoto Spurchise
Piazza Macie Rose Shum Jazlise Selen Thomas Madison Scott
Tayeesa Ososkalo Alec P. Pileski
Nicholas Rawda Amanda C. Salce John J. Sidorakis
Nicholas James
Squadrito Aimee Elizabeth W-Z Wolfanger
Paul W. Owens Erin Elizabeth Rayo Michael Thomas Thoreck Karin Victoria Walker Spencer G. Woods
Rachael Elizabeth Yana Skorobogatova Ella Michelle Stacy
Pinard Kahlei M. Reisinger Santmyer Eion Garrett Tierney
Jewel Cori Slade Nicholas James Charles Benjamin
Kayleigh Anne Sattler Andrew Peter Walker
P Kelly Renee
Pinkerton
Kaitlyn Jane Rellos
Taylor Alexandra Starrantino Marisa Jane
Tommarello
Wright
Russell Karl Pack Anthony Joseph Victoria Rosalynn Slink Ashley Walton Imani Elise Wynter
Savacool Brian Wesley
Victoria Elizabeth- Richardson Steinfeld Tyler J. Toomey Patrick Brian Warner Gabrielle Werchinski
Emily Marie Pascale Rose Poff Brandon James
Noah Alan Ricks Brandon Alexander Smart Justin Wheeler Yates
Alexander Scott Schmid Justin Michael Tyler Paul Watchus
Rachel Lauren Stephenson Tousant Mark Patrick Yorkey
Paterson-Jones Pollack Librada Christine Brianna Madelyn Daniel Marten
Rinaldo Nathan James Smith Jonathan W. Treichler
Cole Avery Patnode Scouten Evan Michael Watkins Christina Michelle
Alexander Nicholas Stolicker Young
Pompo Andrew Rhys Roberts Connor Michael Jarad Andrew Trinca Seth Alexander
Kaitlyn Marie Patrick Kierra Searle Smith
Jaimes Robert Mindy Lynn Striep Werner Katelyn Ellen Zack
Lauren Christine Paul Miranda Nicole Ponto Madeline Margaret
Nicholas Payne Ryan Joseph Pyle
Stanley Rodriguez
Saya Sears
Riley Joseph Smith Alexie Rose Sullivan V Daniel Jacob Wicks Marco Zappala
Jared J. Rogers Mason Karl Soeder Savannah Nicole Paige Katherine Victoria Mary Catherine
Shannon Elizabeth Adam C.
Dimitri Alexander Seguin Casandra Keith J. Sojdak Tsiktsinonnawen VanBrocklin Wicks Zarnowski
Perrotta R Romanenko Rose Serani Melanie Paige
Sweeney Casey Allen William Harold Thomas J. Zuccolotto
Tyler Peters Daniel Brian Rabe Brianna Rachel Root Speach VanDerWater Wicks Jr.
Albert Franklin Shaw
John Anthony Petrelli Cierra Jean Racha Anna Lee Rosario Alexander Michael Jonathan Jeffrey T-V Andrew Mark Brandon Michael
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Alexander Robert Caitlyn Nicole Renno Amandeep Singh Riley Steven Kyle Duke Watson
Klein Jade Victoria Malaine Marie Perrotta Zachary Thomas Thompson
McAlmont Mulpagano Aaron John Revette Sanborn Ryan Brody Sirotkin Musette Ann Weller
Vanessa Elyse Kline Kayleigh Alexis Perry Brett Daniel Tiff
Holly Ann McCabe Almedina Muminovic Antonio Francis Rey Nicole Brielle Katherine Mary Rebecca Rose Wells
Katherine Anna Nicholas Charles Sanchez Skadas Andrew Channing
Kyle Jacob McDowell Julia Anne Mumpton Peta Mazie Lynn Rhoads Madelyne Rose
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Joseph Stanley Whitehead Jr.
Jake Francis Rachael Elizabeth Breanna Grace Petroff Alex Eric Richardson Matthew William Michael John Songer Robert Allen Toombs
Ladouceur McIntyre Murphy Sargent Benjamin Michael
Hannah Spring Keosha Ranequia Stephen Michael Grace Elizabeth Widas
Leon Van Lam Mary Katherine Matthew Joseph Pfeifer Richardson Sarah Monica Southworth Traino
McIntyre Murphy Schardt Dillan Charles
Dantee Louis Lamb Sydney Dakota Julia Kristine Richey Brendan Lee Stace My Lyn Ngoc Tran Wilkinson
Alexis Grace Tyler Zachery Murray Phillips Blaine Alexander
Jacob Frank Landry Kelbie-Ann Rinaldi Jillian Rose Stagnitta Dustin Pham Tran Jasmine Aaliyah
McLaggan Jacob James Myers Schrader
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Trentmann Christina Marie
John Edward Sean Michael Devon Ray Schupp
Carley Marie Larson Meagher Joseph Ronald Pirro Roberson Stanton-Melendez Wilson
Nadeau Jacob Robert Scida Anna June Trichilo
Jullian Jacob Latocha Anela Meheljic Jasmine Xaviera Joseph Adam Garret Joseph Jeremy Ryan Wishoff
Tylor Izayah Nagy Pitzrick Roberts Jaydakis Javon Scott Stauffer Tisha Nicole Tull
Michayla Ann Zachary Daniel Alexandra Nicole Justin David Witter
Lazzaro Ciera Lyn Nasiff Alicia Marie Pluff Danae Lyn Robertson Joseph Dominick James Xavier
Mentel Tulowiecki Austin Michael Witz
Ian Nicolas Nemr Scro Stevens
Taylor Renee LeBlanc Lauren Elizabeth Maya Rose Basilio James Derek
Poletto Robinson Benjamin Michael Jonathon Triston Samantha Christine
Joelle Theresa Nesci
Anderson Michael
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Daniel Gregory Jordan Taylor
Scuderi Stewart U-V Wolf
Anna Augustina Nicole Marie Shay Shao Nan Victoria Wong
Merulla Newman Polhamus Robinson Eric David Searle Andrew James
Samantha A. Lee Stonebarger Uings Lauren Nicole Wright
Ethan Tyler Messer Rayshawn James Corey Ryan Porter Caitlin Taylor Lexx-Zorria LaDayija
Rocco Lorenzo Rodriguez Danysha Sease Brandon David Sarah Elizabeth Autumn Raine Wright
Leone Nicholson Jenna J. Presutto Utano
Mark Anthony Straub
Messina Daryl Eugene Nixon Dillon Joseph Rogers Nicole Elizabeth Michael William
Asia Catherine Jessica Danielle Sedlock Bryan Phillips Straub Josephina Antoinette
Jr Previte Luke Michael Rogers Wright
Levere Lucas Edward Meyer Uthman
Melizabeth Norona Sarah Rachael Tyler James Sullivan
Guanzhen Li Alexis Dashirha Julio Roman V Cassandra Taylor
Yilan Lin
Rachel Jean Meyer Tavio Price-Willis
MacKenzie Agnes
Seymour
Nathan Ray Szmalc Vacco Y-Z
Jeffrey Thomas Shannon Maureen Anthony James Sgroi Hannah Marie
Meyers Connor Evan Prosser Ronan Julie Giselle Valencia
Aubrey Bane Lipp OBrien-Goode Yarwood
Shawn Michael Jonathan Tyler George Kimble Rose
Amber Marie Shaffer T Rafael Thomas
Jacob John Lohr Ryan Avery ONeil Ptaszek Emily Rose Shanahan Benjamin Sherman Valentin Kenneth Andrew
Michlovitch Kahlil John Ruggieri Youmans Jr.
Maria Ann Lore Meagan Faye ONeil Michael Christopher Maya Rose Sharpe Tamber
Christopher Scott Samantha Leigh Ruiz Rebecca Anne Van
Nicholas Joseph Allison Ann OTier Pugh Pak Hin Tang Dusen Thomas Christopher
Miller Jr. Cayley Nicole Young
Lore Jr. Frank Michael Sarah Elizabeth Sheehan
Damion Alexander Meagan Leigh Russell Margaret Rose Taylor Marie
Isaiah David Louis- Ordway Puzzullo Tassone VanCamp Kaleigh Marie Young
Mitchell Saher Sheikh
Jean Jarod Thomas Ryan Katherine Lea Yudin
Jaylen Maurice Alyssia Marie Ortman Brooke Anne Cameron David Jessica Erin Vann
Michaela Erin Lunden Montgomery- Alexandrea Judith R Shenandoah Taylor
Beatrice Ivelice Vega Ian Michael Zaferakis
Elvis Vong Luong Robinson Oswald Noah Michael Radel S Victoria Lea Kyle John Terzini
Antoinque Marie Aaron Zavilyansky
Keegan Matthew Jack Steven Ericka Angela Shoemaker Caitlan Ashley Vinson
Patrick John Lynch A-Nija Mone Owens Sadowski Jordan Amanda
Moran Ragonese Thacher Zeppetello
Jacob David Lysack Molly Jane Shubsda Mitchell Jeffrey
Sean Richard
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Brandon Sovan Emily Anne Parody Victoria Loren Shurtleff
Giovanna Rose Mukherjee Recuparo Salatino Connor Philip Thiel Evan Peter Vogue
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Graduation: Tyler S. Burgess Alyssa M. Courtney Hayden R. Dydyk Eugene R. Hairston VALEDICTORIAN
6 p.m. Friday, Shane D. Burgmeier Brandon J. Courtright Devan M. Hale
June 24, 2016, Briananichole P. Jeffrey A. Cox- E Kelsey R. Hall Name: Joseph Collins
Burke-Hill Emmons Mitchell J. Eager
Onondaga Joseph L. Hallman
Town: Liverpool
Christopher J. Nicholas W. Cramer Myles E. Ealey
County War Burnett Julie M. Hamilton
Ollicia J. Crenshaw
Memorial Brandon J. Burnham
Abigail R. Ellis Cyrus J. Hammond Parents: Joseph and Virginia Collins
Jessika R. Crossman Nicholas K. Elmore Jordan M. Hanks
Cayla J. Burton
Nicole A. Cullen Carmen Emmi III My plans in the next few years: I will be
A Leia N. Burton
Bryar M. Cummings
Tyler M. Hannan
attending Princeton University.
Allana S. Albanese Jake F. Erickson Daniel D. Harbaugh
Amber R. Bush
Ryan M. Cummings
Mikayla A. Aldrich Austin J. Bush
Jonathon Ernst Malin C. Hardy What Ive enjoyed the most about my
Eric M. Cummins Mallory J. Eymer high school experience: I enjoyed spending
Kaylah N. Allen Kiara A. Bush Carissa J. Harrington
Jordan T. time with friends and making memories that will stay with me for years to
Rachel M. Allen Maria C. Bushnell Cunningham Mackayla M.
Sama A. Alnassiry F Harrington come.
Emily A. Curtis Javielle N. Fanizzi Travis J. Harrington
Erin E. Altier C Morgan L. Cussen Marina R. Fasulo Anthony M. Hart My favorite quote or saying: Believe you can and youre halfway
Stephen P. Amo Tyler S. Caiello Pamela M. Marissa E. Felasco Alexus M. Hartle there. -Theodore Roosevelt
Jessica N. Ancillotti Marissa L. Calaprico Czajkowski
Kelly A. Festa
Antonio L. Annesi Jessica N. Callisto
Terrell C. Harvey This is who has inspired me the most: My three sisters, Christina,
Cody D. Finger
John D. Appel Joseph R. Camber D Jacob T. Haselmayer Angelica, and Francesca.
Jhosalynn M. Dale Dominic J. Fiorini James C. Haskell
Zachary J. Arcaro Daniela Camejo
Joycelyn P. Darko Andrew K. Flack Cameron L. Hatch
Jessica L. Argiro Max T. Campbell
Kody M. Daugherty Rebecca E. Flanagan Cheyenna L. Hatch
Samantha M.
Armstrong
Adam D. Cancro
Justin T. Carmona
Alexis E. Davis Edward S. Fletcher Jr. Briana L. Heindorf SALUTATORIAN
Keith R. Arndt Catherine L. DeFazio Emily A. Flood Megan K. Heins
John J. Carr
Haley C. Florczyk
Name: Angela Rice
Michael W. Arndt Shaquoya M. Meghan M. Heitmann
Anna N. Carrino
Alula I. Asfaw
Jovanna M. Casler
DeFranco Samantha R. Foley Ashley K. Henderson Town: Liverpool
Ashley K. DeFreitas Quest D. Ford Walter D. Henderson
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Marissa N. Catania Alexis N. Del Balso Tyler Z. Ford Parents: John and Maria Rice
Kaitlyn K. Herb
Cristian A. Cavallo Kenley M. Del Biondo
Tylar J. Babcock Jacob E. Fox Rebekah L. Herman My plans in the next few years: I plan on
Michael A. Centolella Chelsea R.
Dakota W. Baechle Tyler J. Franklin Alexandra M. Herter attending the University of Rochester in the fall.
Jericho M. Cerelli DelVecchio
Zachary Bambrick Anthony P. Fratto Jordyn L. Herzog
Joseph M. Bandru
Abigail K. Cerio Richard J. Dennis
Josalynne Fredrick Anna E. Hess
What Ive enjoyed the most about my
Briahna A. Banks
Ryan M. Chabot Jack R. DeSantis
Jenna A. Fryer
high school experience: Getting the opportu-
Aaron J. Hewson
Kelli L. Bara
Sabrina A. Brianna E. Desimone
Drew S. Furgeson
nity to meet some really incredible and inspiring people.
Chajkowski Jared A. Hewson
Dante J. Desimone
Luke H. Barnell Mckenzie R. Nathan C. Devaney
Lakin A. Hibbard My favorite quote or saying: Be somebody that makes everybody
Joseph M. Basilio III Cheevers G Menyia S. Hicks feel like a somebody, by Kid President
Sean P. Devaney Brendan T. Gacek
Steven U. Bateman Rachel M. Cifaratta Cristopher S. Hill
Megan H. Bateson Coletta E. Clancy
Tajunna M. Dexter Evan M. Gakeler This is who has inspired me the most: My mom has inspired me
Kayli E. Hillman
Anthony M. Battaglia Andrew J. Clark
Joshua Z. DiFabio Mary K. Garand the most throughout my high school career. She is the strongest woman
Andrew M. Hills
Andrew P. Bearkland Mariah C. Cleveland
Michaela M. DiFlorio Kiana L. Garcia I know, and taught me to always have self respect and a loving heart.
Rodriguez Mahogani E. Hills
Sarah R. DiGiulio
Avery N. Beck Andrew J. Clifford Caleb C. Hoffman
Alexis K. Dillabough Lydia K. Gardner
Melanie R. Begel Michael J. Cloonan Jenna M. Hoffman
Nicholas A. DiMaria Zachary P. Garofalo Sara L. Judd Garrett M. LaFluer Lingenfelter Parisa S.
Melissa S. Bell Barbara M. Close Mariah M. Hoffman Manouchehripour
Michael P. DiMatteo Connor J. Gerlock Brianna L. LaFluer Jenna E. Lippert
Lauren N. Bellardini Oneil A. Coakley Alyssa M. Margetin
Brandon M. Doane Noah K. Gessini Warren A. Hoke K Shelby N. Lamb Rebekah L. Liszewski
John C. Bennie Julia N. Cody William J. Holmes Kierra A. Kairis Jacob E. Margetin
Molly J. Dober Emily L. Gibbs Samantha M. Lamica Paige N. Locastro
Michaela Benz Mary E. Cogan Jimmy Hong Matthew M. Kane Shaela M. Maring
Kyle L. Dobler Ryan J. Gilbert Tiffanie J. Lane Alexandra C.
Jillian T. Berti Frank T. Colavecchio Brittany L. House Nicholas S. Kane Lombardo Mya L. Marino
Lindsey M. Dodge Christopher J. Gilbert Jordan N. Langlois
Dena P. Bhagalia Garrett A. Coleman Jr. Guy F. Howard Michael Kasch Dominic R. Lombardo Lauren A. Marr
Jacob R. Dollinger Kyla M. Langstaff
Cara L. Binaxas Nicholas J. Coleman Audree R. Gilchrest Zakiya M. Howard Lauren N. Kaszuba Robert L. Long III Michael A. Marsala
Katelyn M. Doner Julia L. Lantry
Ginvirly G. Bitome Sierra A. Coleman Brittany Giordano Tyler R. Hughes Dylan L. Keener Alissa M. Longo Justin M. Martin
Kathryn M. Donnelly Breanna L.
Nicholas C. Bitz Cheyanna R. Colin Tyler J. Goldthwait Ryan C. Hujar Camaren E. Kelly Lanzafame Savannah M. Loomis Teira E. Martin
Kristin A. Donovan
Meghan M. Bocyck Tiffany R. Collard Anthony Gooden Wade D. Huntley Nicole M. Kent Avery N. LaPorte Matthew G. Lopez Andrew D. Martin
Stephen M. Dorn
Ashley D. Bodnar Connor T. Collins Matthew Gorman Samantha M. Kesel Larissa M. Laris Gabriella G. Kaylee M.
Maia A. Dotson Lounsbury Mathewson
Mary K. Bonanni Joseph P. Collins Jr.
Faith A. Dougherty
Julianna E. Grasso I-J Jada A. Kims April L. Latimer
Elizabeth A. Bonin Kaitlyn D. Colon Sydney M. Ineich Sara A. Love Joseph W. Mayers
Amanda L. Greenia Julia R. King Joshua A. Lavalley
Dylan J. Draper Hunter B. Lukowski Matthew C.
Marquice D. Booker Tricia L. Colunio Deven M. Greenlee Kavin J. Inthirakot Sophia R. King Tyler Lawrence
Sarah E. DuBois McAndrew
Gianna E. Borello McKenzie R. Confer Nicholas A. Isgar Kayleigh A. Lynch
Jocelyn O. Greenlee Alexis K. Knoblock Shealyn R. Tyler M. McAndrews
Logan C. Duffy Leinenwever Bridgette C. Lyons
Nathan G. Bostick Jacob R. Conklin Christine E. Gregory Tyler E. Isgar Noah J. Koenig
Meghan L. Duffy Shawn D. McAnulty
Joshua K. Bouissey Nicholas M. Consroe Aliyah M. Jackson Emily A. Lennon
Ryan T. Greninger Amy E. Kozlowski Collin E. McAvoy
Jordan J. Bourgeois Elise M. Coombs
Hannah R. Dumas
Bayleigh Gressel Mikayla L. Jillson Jocelyn I. Leon M
Stephen M. Kronk Jr. Melendez Christopher L. Madlin Caelan P. McCaffery
Caitlin C. Dunham
Ducati M. Bowers Amanda S. Cooper Nicholas J. Griffith Ashley L. Jimenez Nathan M. Kruger
Caralyn E. Dunham Paul A. Leonardi II Courtney R. Mahan Patrick J. McDonnell
Kenneth G. Bowne Michael L. Copani JaLaya J. Grimes Dashawn F. John Kira A. Kullman
Liam-Neil B. Dunn Taylor M. Lessard Edward N. Mahana Joseph M. McEntee
Brianna M. Braga Juliane A. Copes- Jacob D. Gunther Amber C. Johnson Tyler A. Kunai
Banks Jacob K. Dupra Annie Lin Ryan M. Majors Bradley D. McGraw-
Mckayla L. Brefka Reed C. Jones Wixson
Amanda L. Corp Isabella M. Durantini Jia W. Lin Elizabeth J.
Brandon J. Brown H Matthew C. Jordan L Katera A. Lindsey Malinowski
Antoinette M. Correia Clare E. Dwyer Justin M. Haines
Gavin E. Brown Nicholas L. Joss Jennifer LaFave Leeda E. Mannise
Devyn S. Cote James E. Dwyer Nathan M. Haines
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GRADUATION2016

BALDWINSVILLE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

Graduation: VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
Was 7 p.m.
Friday, June Name: Joshua DAnna Name: Kelli Hager
10, 2016 at the
school. Town: Hannibal Town: Liverpool
Parents: Michael and Elena DAnna Parents: Keith and Penny Hager
Hanna Emmeline My plans in the next few years: I am My plans in the next few years: Onondaga
Cooper
Joshua Patrick attending Cedarville University in the fall. Community College
DAnna
My career plans: I am planning a career in My career plans: Own a dog shelter.
Kelli Anne Hagger
Computer Science.
Rachel Lauren What Ive enjoyed the most about my
McCarthy high school experience: The friendships that I have made.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
Alexander Michael I enjoyed being involved in sports.
Peppard My favorite quote or saying: Do or do not; there is no try.
Steven James Ratliff This is who has inspired me the most: Mr. Auwarter was my first
Zachary Neil Ratliff soccer coach who fueled my love for the game, and pushed me to meet
This is who has inspired me the most: My older sister
Anthony Michael my potential, not only in sports, but in my life as well. How I want my classmates to remember me at our 25-year
Rizzo
Seth Francis Shute
reunion: My comedic banter

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Ashley A. Napier Soya Pashchuk Kaitlyn E. Sikora Savannah T. Talamo Damon N. Wallon
JaSamantha J. Noah F. Napoli Samuel D. Patterson Justin E. Silfer Amanda M. Tallman Gina L. Walsh
McGregor
Michael T. Napolitano Nicholas D. Peck Morgan E. Silfer Eric A. Tangredi Michael J. Ward
Melissa E. McHugh
Ty C. Natali Alena S. Pelkey Ashley N. Silva Ryan C. Tarson Cameron D. Waters
Xavier D. McNeil
Daschalee R. Jefferey E. Perez Alec J. Simon Alexei J. Taskovski Zyqarri D. Webber
Madeleine R. Medley Nelipowitz Darryl J. Perrigo II Katie L. Sinker Jared E. Tessitore Danielle M. Weigner
Ernes Merdanovic Anthony J. Nesci Ryan J. Perrin Alydia P. Sleeper Adriana M. Thomas Elijah A. Weiss
Albert J. Merola III Emily L. Nessel Nathan V. Perrotta Wesley S. Smiley Janie C. Thompson David J. Wellner
Nicholas J. Metot Ashley M. Neupert Haley C. Pestle Tina M. Smith Matthew P. Thomson Elizabeth A. Westfall
Tyler J. Michels Ashley E. Newcomb Joseph M. Peters Brooke A. Smith Napat Thoopwichien Kaitlyn E. Wheeler
Alissa N. Milano Hunter M. Newvine Jonathan T. Petrin John T. Smith Emilee R. Todero Ryan P. White
Kalli D. Miller Allen T. Nguyen Andrea M. Petrusch Margaret M. Smith Kaci A. Toms Matthew A. Williams
Katherine W. Miller Christine T. Nguyen James Q. Pham Mychal A. Smith Kevin L. Torrance Jr. Zachary D.
Nicholas P. Miller Khoa M. Nguyen Williamson
Thomas J. Pickering Nicole M. Smith Samantha R. Tortora
Nicolas A. Misita Thanh Thomas L. Heather M. Wilson
Kayla J. Pierce Mitchell C. Smith Matthew L.
Troy A. Misita Nguyen Townsend Sarah A. Wilson
Benai Pierre-Louis Alexa H. Snyder
Ciara N. Mitchell David W. Nickels Nguyen K. Trinh Justin C. Wilson
Matthew J. Pike Alison M. Sobolewski
Austin M. Mizell Tyler J. Nicolaos Gina L. Tripolone Hannah R.
Alexandria M. Pirro Alexander M. Sobus Winnewisser
Matthew J. Mondt Genevieve M. Nicotra Michelle N. Tubolino
Victoria R. Pirro Shannon M. Haley N. Wise
Destiny N. Monica Michaela M. Nolan Soccocio Bryce M. Tuohey
Vincent A. Pitonzo Taylor A. Wise
Travis R. Montminy Jilliann L. Norris Matthew J. Sorensen Turkon A. Turkumani
Elijah I. Pitts Taylor B. Wisely
Kyle D. Montreal Edwin Northup Hannah L. Reeves Jaime L. Rolf Eduardo A. SantAna Harley M. Sparaco Kayla A. Tutt
Noah K. Poirier Adam G. Wood
Estella M. Moon Taylor J. Rehbein- Baylie C. Rose Kristen M. Sauer Saedee S. Spaulding Christian V. Ucchino
0 Bailey L. Potter Walker Jesse D. Wood
Joshua A. Moore Henry T. Rose Kayla C. Scarcella Hallie M. Spicer Owen M. Ukleya
Brandon T. OBrien Brittany C. Pratt Alexandra M. Julia A. Wood
Mackenzie J. Moore Mason W. Rose Raymond A. Scarlata Joshua E. Squires Evan J. Unger
Kayla L. OBrien Ciara A. Prothro Reichard
William C. Moore III Samantha L. Rowland Jacob S. Schipani Alex R. Wormuth
Robert V. Reilly Christopher R. St Noah M. Usyk
Thomas H. OConnor Trinity A. Prothro Denny Christopher C. Wright
Marisa R. Moran Adam G. Rueppel Tyler E. Schneider Tanner R. Valentino
Timothy OConnor Kyle P. Pudney Cailey L. Reith
Christopher R. Miguel J. Ruiz Michael A. Scholz Jabari M. Stancil Keegan M. Wright
Morgan S. Reith Camryn A. VanDe
Morgan Patrick T. ODonnell Sasha B. Pulaski Kara E. Stebbins Walker Nautica M. Wright
Savannah M. Revelle Samantha L. Russo Hannah Schrock
Jake M. Morgan Mackenzie L. OHara Taylor H. Puttkamer Andrew J. Steckel Isabella J. Vecchio Briana M. Wrobel
Jeffrey M. Revette Carson A. Rutkowski Aidan M. Schwarz
Maggie K. Morgan Ryan J. OHara Joshua C. Stevens Brianna M. Vercillo Victoria L. Wurster
Collin R. Ryan Michael C. Sciore
Caroline R. Morison Zachary C. ONeill Q-R Angela M. Rice
Taylor P. Stone David R. Verrett Elisa D. Yager
Dominick J. Jordyn K. Richer Cody W. Ryder Maria A. Scorzelli
Amy M. Morrison James C. OReilly Ashlee R. Matthew A. Viera Robin A. Yager
Quackenbush Clayton T. Scott
Tyler D. Mosher Adrianna E. Ormsby Tyler J. Richer Stonecipher
Antonio J. Rachetta Nicholas A. Sees Nicole M. Vigliotti Tristan E. Yarbrough
Eleashia M. Mullahey- Anthony J. Orso Casey J. Richichi Nicole S. Straughter
Sutkus Natalie G. Rachetta
Richard C. Riggs
S John F. Sereno Trevor J. Villnave Samantha K. York
Rosemary J. Owens James M. Salamone Alexis Straughter
Joshua F. Ramirez Charles J. Shadron Robert C. Vinch Cody M. Zacholl
William J. Mullen Joseph J. Rivera Haley E. Stuart
Steven M. Owens Gabriella M. Rawda Daniel J. Salisbury Joshua C. Jacob G. Zinszer
Brooke C. Murphy Nathan M. Rizzo Behrang A. Sharifaei
Sierra R. Salloum Amber E. Sutton Vinciguerra
Devante J. Ray Zachary R. Shavalier Jennifer E. Zinszerer
Dorian J. Murphy
P George E. Reader
McKayla N. Roberts
Kelly M. Salmons Jeffrey Swartwood Dominick C. Virag
Tayte S. Murray Samantha K. Paine Lucas D. Roberts Angelo J. Shaw
Daniel J. Salomone Perez Michael W. Szczesny Adam J. Vono
Patricia A. Murry Nathaniel J. Reap
Francesco P. Palucci Samantha J. Rockhill Edward D. Szopinski Liam Waffenschmidt
Benjamin R. Reedy Jamie L. Salvage Alyssa P. Sherry
Ashley N. Myers Julia M. Parody Brianna I. Rodriguez Michael D. Katelyn J. Wagner
Ashley M. Salvett Jonathan Sherwin
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GRADUATION2016

PAUL V. MOORE HIGH SCHOOL

Graduation:
6 p.m. Friday,
CO-VALEDICTORIAN CO-VALEDICTORIAN
June 24, 2016, Name: Brianna Grimes Name: Natalie Guzelak
at the Campus
Center at State Town: Brewerton Town: Brewerton
University Parents: John and Moira Grimes Parents: Andrew and Olga Guzelak
College at
Oswego. My plans in the next few years: I plan to My plans in the next few years: I plan
attend Coastal Carolina University in Conway, to attend St. John Fisher College to major in
South Carolina. Biology Pre-Medicine.
My career plans: I hope to pursue a dual My career plans: I plan to pursue a career as
major in marine science and biology and use my degree to research a pediatric sub-specialist.
marine animals.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: Playing tennis, joking around with teachers, making memories with
Attending sporting events, club activities and dances with my peers. friends and being a part of my schools student section, The Flock.
My favorite quote or saying: Never give up on a dream just My favorite quote or saying: We are here to laugh at the odds
because of the time it will take to accomplish it. The time will pass any- and live our lives so well that death will tremble to take us. - Charles
way. - Earl Nightingale. Bukowski
This is who has inspired me the most: My greatest inspirations This is who has inspired me the most: It is difficult to name one
have been my parents because they both work so hard and I admire the individual who has inspired me the most, however among the most
dedication they put forth in everything they do. influential are Ms. DeVivo, Mr. Frear, Joe Straub and my two older sisters,
Stephanie and Andriana.
My advice to my graduating class: I hope that everyone in my class
moves on to the next step in their lives, but I also hope that they remem- My advice to my graduating class: Be humble, hard-working and
ber PVM and the surroundings that got them to where they are today. honest and good things will come your way.
What I do to relax and unwind: To unwind I love to read and play What I do to relax and unwind: Listen to music, laugh with my
tennis. friends, go for bike rides and explore with my dog

A Gabrielle Cerio Codi Farr Jacob Halliday Courtney Krause Jacob Melchior IV Trevor Pickett Harley Schneider Chelsie Thomas
Mariah Anderson Wendy Chen Ethan Fedder Adriana Hancock Brandon Krenzer Nicholas Meyers Kara Piquet Adam Schouten Christopher Thomas
Karleen Aserian Austin Coffin Nolan Fehrman Katherine Hanson Stanley Kubis Jr. Sophie Meyers Ashly Port Samantha Schuessler Conner Thompson
Jameson Asmus Paul Connors Nicholas Ferrante Nicole Hardman Sean Kuehn Arlene Miller Damon Pugh Kalie Schumaker Jason Tipton
Jasmin Asmus Savanna Conroy Nicole Fisch Joshua Hart Jake Kulakowski Dalton Mills Andrew Pulis Jake Schwartz Alan Toleson
Thomas Atkins Jr. Kali Converse Megan Fisher Eric Hartmann Cheyenne Kurtz Matthew Mooney Alissa Purdy Gina Scibetta Michael Tolone
Heather Cook Harrison Forger Alexandra Hayes Xavier Moore Madison Scott Timothy Upham
B Kayla Cook Austin Forte David Heath L Morgan Moreira Q-R Cameron Seibt Samantha Uptegrove
Michael Backman Dylen LaClair Adrianna Quig
Quentin Cote Shaun Francis Meghan Hoaglin Danielle Morey-Felt Tyler Seoane Samuel Venne
Lauren Baird Ericka LaMay Erasmo Ramirez
Tara Coughlin Brandon Franke Cassidy Hoffman Makenzie Morrow Kiana Severance
Dakota Baker Kevin Lamson Jr. Daniel Randolph W-Y
Chelsea Cowan Lily Hohmann Sandra Moses Abbey Shields
Mikayla Baker Isaiah Ravenel Darien Waldron
Shiana Crary G Austin Holland Shawn LaRose Jennifer Munroe Reice Shipley
Mikayla Banack Ashley Garrett Autumn Laterra- Ethan Reehil Larissa Waldron
Bethany Cripps Alexis Holmquist Rebecca Murphy Marissa Shoop
Matthew Baskall Robinson Alyssa Regal Brianna Warren
Hannah Croteau Jacob Garrow Halle Horning Baleigh Myers Conner Simpson
Melissa Bauer Kayla LaValley John Reynolds Nicholas Wasielewski
Bailey Crowell Samantha Gass Michael Hosler Korrine Smith
Adam Beitz Stephen LeBlanc Michaela Reynolds Jaela Watkins
Chelsea Currier Brittany Gavin Taylor House
Paulina Ledzion
N-O Brock Spencer
Samantha Bell Michael Giamartino Samuel Nash Erinne Rivers Jacques Wheeler
Richard Howley Danielle Sperato
Mishayla Bellows Jr. Jesse Lembo Breanna Robillard Hayley White
D Brian Gibbons
Luyu Hu
Rachel Lentz
Nicholas Naum Brian Stachewicz
Cheyan Benge Stephanie Dagata Ashley Newman Kyle Robinson Mackayla White
Christina Huff Chance Stacy
Samantha Bentz Michelle Gloska Charles Lewis Rachael Rockwood Anna Wight
Hunter Dapson Tyler Hursh Kyle Newton Tyler Stassi
Mariah Betts Susan Gloska Emily Lewis Bryanna Roden Cheyanne Wilbur
Paige Dashnaw Benjamin Nichol Samantha Stetson
Nicholas Betts Julianna Godici David Lindberg Jillian Romano Alleecia Williams
Michael Dean Jr. I-K Stephanie Nicholas Thomas Stewart
Caitlin Bezner William Gordon Elizabeth Lobdell Tommaso Roncacci Dakota Williams
Olivia Delahunt Varin Isaksen Alan Nystrom Alissa Stopa
Alivia Bird Johnathan Gough Angel Rosado Ethan Williams
Leigh-Ann Dence Kyle Jackson Caitlyn OHara Elizabeth Straub
Benjamin Boyea Haley Drabot
Lamar Green
Taylor Jackson
M Thomas Ossevoort Orquidiamary Ashley Windhausen
Scott Machuga Zachery Stultz
Adrianna Brissette McKenna Gribbon Rosado
Katherine Drake Kyrell Johnson Cassie Owens Michalina Suchomski Lauren Winslow
Zachery Griffing Nichole Majerus Brandy Rude
Andrew Brockway IV Corey Durham Nolan Kaban Winston Wiseth
Anthony Mandell Cody Sullivan
Brianna Grimes Leah Rys
Cole Brookins Jacob Dwyer Jacob Kane
Samantha Martinek
P Sydnie Sullivan Hunter Wojslaw
Evan Brown Megan Guanciale Madelin Padgett Tyler Wolstenholme
Jessica Kapp Dakoata Suter
Kayla Gugino Derek Mayer
Kassandra Buffham E-F Nicholas Kellison
Ryan McCarthy
Kelsey Parker
Tylar Sutton Olivia Wood
Nathan Ecker Natalie Guzelak Sydney Parker Terry Young
Justin Kingsley S Katelynn Swan
Shane McCarthy
C Kaylee Eldred Amanda Koagel Schaylyn Passino
Blaze Sackett Dustin Swizdor
Antonio Cappucci Kaleb McGill
Andrew Erler Adrian Koss Christopher Pericho
Lauren Sauve
Natalie Carroll Julia Evans H Matthew D. McGill
Madeline Perry
Katelyn Carson Alexandra Haley
Christian Kraus
Matthew L. McGill Calendra Scahill T-V
Shawn Evans Gabrielle Kraus Gerald Petro Ryan Tanner
Heather Halliday Jenna McGrath Lorenza Scala
Michael Casale Brandon Falise Amanda Picciott
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GRADUATION2016
JOHN C. BIRDLEBOUGH HIGH SCHOOL VALEDICTORIAN
Name: Kellen Arnold
Graduation: Christopher Ryan Danielle Ann Ashley Nicole Hunter Alexander
Town: Granby
10 a.m. Chapman Fitzsimmons Johnson Nerber
Saturday, June Peter Leonard Daniel Porter Frawley Bailey James Kaileigh Nicole Parents: Katherine Arnold, Douglas Arnold
Charles II Johnson Newman
25, 2016, at Nicholas James Froio
the school.
Matthew James
Tyler John Anthony
Jessica Elizabeth Brendan Gregory My plans in the next few years: I will
Chase Jones Nichols
Gabriele be attending SUNY Polytechnic Institute/
Joshua Mark Clark Shianne Rika Just Christopher Charles
Alexander Taylor
Timothy Patrick Nicolella the College of Nanoscale Science and
Russell Patrick Cline Gandino Jeremy Thomas
Alberici Kasten Jacob Donald Engineering(CSNE) for Nanoscale Engineering.
Stephanie Marie Brandi Lee Gates Nicolini
Jessica Arlu Allen Cogan Matthew Jeffrey King
Jesse Michael Rodney Joseph
Shaylee Anne Allen Sydnie Michelle George Wesley Robert Pagano
Kellen Price Arnold
Alan James Ashby
Colbert
Ariannah Elizabeth
Michael George
Germaine
Landrum
Kyle Robert LaPine
Jeremy Adam Paine SALUTATORIAN
Conley Tyler Charles Phillips
Taylor Richard Ashby Mattingly Marie Cory Robert Name: Zachary Van Gorder
Gabrielle Michelle Gleason Lawrence Austin Lee Pierce
Brianna Elizabeth Crain
Ball Anna Marie Grenga Cody Richard Jacob John Town: Pennellville
Caitlynn Elizabeth Lawson Pietrowicz
Catherine Beth Cromp Sara Ann Guzelak
Barnhart Alexis Jordan Hagg
Meghan Mae Lees Lauren Beth Porter Parents: Angela and Richard Van Gorder
Lucca Cynthia Dahlin
Devon William Richard Jordan Makaylee Michelle
Barrington Taylor Patrick Davis Caitlyn Isabelle Hahn Liberty Pulver My plans in the next few years: I plan to
Andrew Taylor Belair Alexis Miner Day Brooke Taylor Joseph Anthony Lisi Billy Joe Reeves study at Gannon University.
Halstead
Austin Joseph Kyle Charles Demo William David Lord Patrick James Rein My career plans: I plan to become a Physician
Eathan John
Belknap Brandon Alan Harrington Caroline Elizabeth Emily Grace Riddell
Zachery David Denniston MacMaster
Assistant.
Matthew Ryan Meghan Katherine
Chatraw Benzel Ashley Ann Denny Harrison Sean David Madden Rowe
Mackenzie Anne Bradley Kenneth Sean Thomas Herbs Anthony David Michael Paul Sadoski
Berube Matthew Martin Logan Gregory Victoria Ann Carolynn Marie
Dietz Malambri Jr. Stellingwerf Thomas VanSlyke Woodside
William David Hess III
Aubrey Jacqueline Joshua Edward Destiny Marie Maybe Clarissa Noelle
Borasky Sarah Jane Hoag Zachary J Chelsea Paige Thorn Abigail Grace Ryan James Wranesh
Dievendorf Scharf Stellingwerf Venskus
Karly Elizabeth Connor John Thorn Zachary Scott Wyant
Alexis Marie Emma Bea Discenza Kelly Jane Holbrook McCann Catherine Carole
Bowering Morgan Ivy Stobart Keilah Elizabeth
Derek John Thomas Schickling Jason Edward Walburger Bradley Owen Wylde
Shannon Nicole Anthony Joseph Joshua Carson Thoryk
Amanda Kay Briggs Dolan Izyk McKeen Jr. Zachary Robert Jolene Rebeca Zaia
Stopher Zachary James Wells
Alexander James Jada Anne Schlachter Mattison Leigh Thrall
Marisa Marie Dona Alicia Renee Midlar Derick Michael White Samantha Virginia
Brutcher Jackowski Morgan Ann Kaitlyn Nicole Trudell Zerbinos
Jonathan Norman Stoutenger
Ryley Michael Doupe Tobey David Mills Schmidt Allie Mulcahy
Bryan James Byrns Hannah Mariah Donald James
Aquoia Wisteria- Jaeck Christina Marie Allison Brice Strang Williams
Zackary Shane Zachary Robert VanAuken
Marie Dupree Murdie Scribner Autumn Rose Austin Monroe
Carlson Derek Anthony Cheyenne
Marrisa Lynn Ellis Januszka Patrick Jacob Murphy Suppes-Haynes Wilson
Jessica Jean Carter Jacob Ryan Simpson VanBuskirk
Christopher Richard Ashly Nicole Jewell Austin Richard Dylan Michael Taylor Austin Jon Wirth
Chase Jeffrey Nathan Roger John Zachary James
Fisk Naples Sims Justin Kyle Thomas VanGorder Justin James Wolf
Cavanaugh Jordan John Jock

SOLVAY HIGH SCHOOL VALEDICTORIAN

Name: Jacqueline Allen
Damian Maybee
Brittney McNamara
Miguel Mendez
Michelle Senke
Raina Shea
Erin Shuba
Graduation: 11 Nicole Bushey Colton Francemone
Brandon Messer Karina Silyuk
a.m. Saturday, Bryant Cala Dawid Furman Town: Solvay Jordan Micheletti Colby Skrupa
June 25, 2016. Jesse Call Matthew Furness
Parents: Maureen Robinson and Michael Allen Joseph Miczan Conrad Skrupa
The graduation Bryce Cameron Noah Gebman
Joshua Miller Keven Smith
ceremony will Vincent Carbonaro Alexis Gessini My plans in the next few years: I am Noelle Natoli Rachael Smith
be held in the Travis Cardinell Cienna Goldman attending and playing volleyball at Wells Ashleigh Nicolini Corey Soulia
schools audito- Mark Carpenter Abigale Guinta College. I am going in undeclared and plan to Omar Obadi Lewis St. Andrew
rium. Joshua Chapin Alyssa Gunnip study a variety of interests. Allyssa Ohner Robert Stafford
Igor Cherkashyn Michael Gwynn
Lashaya Overton Jason Steves
Joshua Chrysler Jordan Hall
SALUTATORIAN
Antonio Pallotta Amr Sultan
Michael Ciaramella Kyla Harding
Joseph Adams Patrick Pallotta Tiffany Svitak
Nasir Clark Dustin Harris
Olla Al Zokari Name: Christiana Marotti Jerilyn Parkhurst Matthew Swanka
Haylea Collura Faizan Haseeb
Rad Alashwal Desiree Pecore John Talbot IV
Chelsea Cook Rachel Haskell Town: Syracuse Michael Perno Ein Tanzella
Jason Albrigo Jacob Hook
Ashley Davies
Jacqueline Allen Parents: Joseph and Ruth Marotti Brett Peterson Isabella Tartaro
Tyler Davis Hanna Ibrahim
Mohammed Alsaidi Yuliya Petrash Volodymyr Trut
William DeMong Jadin Jackson My plans in the next few years: I plan to Adriana Pluff Kevin Turner
Amanda Anthony Bryana Jacobson
Jacob DePalma attend Le Moyne College in the fall.
Blake Bagozzi Jacob Purce Nathan Vona
Hailee Deverso Meghan Johnson
Madisyn Balamont My career plans: At Le Moyne, I will be in the Doaa Qaraghuli Samantha Waters
Analisia Diana Taryn Kaltenbach
Brandon Bamba Dual Degree Nursing Program in order to pur- Wisam Qaraghuli William Wilkins
Ryan English Ty Kaminski
Xanihya Bell sue a career that will help people. Zaric Raymond Michael Yaizzo
Jenny Fantacone Layth Karim
Karissa Benz Joseph Reale
Matthew Fernandez Samuel Kippen
Jacob Betts Jason Reid
Nicholas Ferri Saraya Kirkpatrick
Vishma Bhattarai Justin Lanzafame Victoria Leonardo Colin Lucio Ateya Marko Christopher Rose
Nicole Figueroa Jacob Kyanka
Daniel Blanchard Garrett Lee Isaiah Lewis-Watkins Monica Lucio Christiana Marotti Christian Rushlow
Jordan Flansburg Ruth-Anne
Yelena Buko Laframboise Maria Leonardo Nicole Longo Taylor Marcott Tony Matsyuk Andrew Ryan
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GRADUATION2016
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACADEMY
Graduation:
VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
It was 11 a.m.
Sunday, June Name: Geoffrey Louis Parkes
ame: Brennan. P. Carman
5, 2016, Temple Town: Camillus
Adath Yeshurun Town: North Syracuse
auditorium. Parents: P. Daniel Parkes and Barbara J. Parkes
Parents: Coleen and Kevin Carman
My plans in the next few years: I look for-
Elizabeth Adams My plans in the next few years: I plan to ward to attending the University of Michigan this
attend Yale University and study something in
Justin Adjei fall. I plan on studying aerospace engineering.
Lee Alexander
the sciences, perhaps chemistry or biochemistry.
My career plans: I recently discovered a new-
Dominick Allen My career plans: I hope to one day work in found love of space. My dream job is working for a space startup that
Chamaiporn translational research, applying basic scientific discoveries to help create
Angubolkul develops, builds, and tests rockets and other space vehicles.
advances in the medical field.
Michael Assaf
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
Nicholas Aversa What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: High school gave me the opportunity to discover what I enjoyed and
Brendan Barker Getting to really know and appreciate my classmates. It is an amazing
what I had a passion for. I also enjoyed developing friendships that will
Anthony Basile thing to be in a position of understanding others. Each and every person
hopefully last a lifetime.
Bryan Black has a story to tell and an inspiration to be given.
Melissa Boehlert
This is who has inspired me the most: My brother Patrick has been
Jack Brotzki Marielle LaBerge Lincoln McGarrity Ryleigh Peterson Mitchell Taylor
the greatest source of inspiration to me both during the past four years
Nathaniel Brower Kathryn LaCasse James McGlynn Clare Pierret Mia Thurlow
and throughout my entire life. His strength and positivity have taught me
Sean Brown Jordyn Landes Ryan McGuire David Polhemus Jack Toole
so much.
Adelaide Buerkle Elliott Lawrence Ethan McIntyre Anton Porcari Dana Tuohey
Nathan Burns Margaret Lenkiewicz Lauren Milac Anthony Potenza Emily Tygart
Patrick Carey Tyler Leonard Louis Moran Matthew Purcell Rachel Vercillo
SirVantis Dennis Amanda Fess Robert George Brendan Keeney
Brennan Carman Matthew Levy-Scott Shawn Moreth Collin Recore Sam Vercillo
Matthew DePerro Alexandra Fess Anna Goebel Daniel Kelly
Catherine Carter Elizabeth Lumia John Mullin Nikhil Reddy Zachary Walsh
Kate Derrenbacker Cassandra David Goodwin Jameson Keppeler
Maura Cherny Finkbeiner Alexis Luthringer Natalie Nardella Morgan Riley Zeyi Wang
John Dinger Emily Hanson Margaret Kinsella
Austin Cirillo Carly Flatau Mark Lutz Colin Nash Jacob Sack Analaya Williams
Regina Dziergas Kyler Harrington Elisabeth Kip
Gavin Collins Katherine Fletcher James Lynch Paige Nicholson Thomas SanGiacomo Rosalee Winderl
Emily Ehle Maria Hill Anne Klemens
Rose Collins Caeleb Fox-Lee Olivia Malvasi Morhese Oben Jared Saya Roosevelt Wright
Sebastian Escribano Lillie Hunt Sophia Klemenz
Matthew Coogan William Fruce Samuel Martin Thomas OConnor Timothy Schmitt Jiaqi Xiao
Theresa Fallon William Ierlan Andrew Kolceski
Madison Cook Eoin Gallagher Stephen Maser Holly OShea Anna Schug
Kiana Ferguson Chloe Ilacqua Eve Kyle
Thomas Culeton Anthony Galler Alexsandra Mather David Paris Ethan Snyder
Adrianna Fess Isabella Jamer Christian Labbate
Brian McCann Geoffrey Parkes Maureen Sweeney

FAITH HERITAGE SCHOOL

Graduation: VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
It was 10 a.m.
Saturday, June Name: Charlotte Matzal Name: Madison Dolan
11, 2016, at the
school. Town: Syracuse Town: Syracuse
Parents: Stefan and Sarah Matzal Parents: Jim Dolan and April Dolan
My plans in the next few years: I am going My plans in the next few years: I will be
to major in mathematics and secondary educa- attending the Vineyard Heroic Leadership
tion at Wheaton College (IL). Institute, after which I plan on pursuing higher
Jeffrey Camloh
Collin Capone My career plans: After getting my masters education.
Michaela Capone degree from Wheaton College, I plan to get a What Ive enjoyed the most about my
Joshua DImperio job teaching high school math. high school experience: Laughing with my friends, gaining knowl-
Madison Dolan What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: edge and wisdom, and developing as a person spiritually, intellectually
Victoria I have really enjoyed the community of people I have experienced high and relationally.
Gerasimovich
Sheba Jackson
school with. I have loved getting to know the other 14 seniors in my This is who has inspired me the most: Those who have taught me
graduating class, as well as a number of underclassmen with whom I am what it really means to love others, and love God, with all of my heart,
Nathan Lewis
friends. soul, strength and mind. Those who have taught me discipline, and ser-
Charlotte Matzal
Audrey Mitchell My favorite quote or saying: When it comes time to die, let us not vitude. Those who have challenged me, encouraged me, and helped me
Eric Mohr discover that we have never lived. - Thoreau to develop who I am as a person.
Calvary Powell What I do to relax and unwind: I enjoy hanging out with friends,
My advice to my graduating class: Work hard, all the way through.
Zachary Roberts being with family, enjoying nature, and exercising my creativity.
Senioritis is tempting, but perseverance pays off.
Ryan Samuelson
Stephanie Williams What I do to relax and unwind: I love to read, watch Netflix, and Word or phrase that best describes me: Compassionate, intuitive,
listen to music to relax. gregarious, and creative.
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GRADUATION2016

MANLIUS PEBBLE HILL SCHOOL

Graduation: CLASS PRESIDENT STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT
It was noon
Sunday, June Name: Debora Hyemin Han Name: Shane Michael Ogden
12, 2016 at the Town: Cazenovia
Town: East Syracuse
school.
Parents: Jongwoo Han and Kyunghee Lee Parents: Kent Ogden, Deborah Ogden
My plans in the next few years: Ill be My plans in the next few years: I intend to
attending Dartmouth College starting in the fall. attend the Rochester Institute of Technology to
earn a masters degree in computer security.
My career plans: I see myself studying law
and political science and working in international My career plans: If all goes well with college,
relations. there are numerous government positions relating to computer security
that pay well.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
I appreciate the space it gave me to grow into my own person. What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
Interacting with people of diverse ages and backgrounds.
My favorite quote or saying: Finally, from so little sleeping and
so much reading, his brain dried up and he went completely out of his My favorite quote or saying: Comfort is the enemy of achieve-
mind. - Cervantes, from Don Quixote ment. - Farrah Gray
This is who has inspired me the most: My parents and my sister My advice to my graduating class: Always remember to make time
for yourself; good grades count for very little when you sacrifice your
My advice to my graduating class: Dont overthink it. health.

Daniel R. Albanese
Joseph Thomas Christopher Amina Bela Gingold Holliman-Lopez Peter J. Moorman Zhiyun Qiao Emery Hamish Cayce Sarah Wiggins
Ato Paul-Ryan Cerio Francisco Dooher Amatuzio Spina
Arkhurst Medina Una Giurgea Joel D. Kaigler Jr. Seamus Mulhern Cady Jean Ridall Yujun Zhao
Bryce N. Church KayLee Kristal
Ian Tobias Beckman Jordan Black Dorothea Hamblin Luella Janine Karpoff Shane Michael Madeline Grace Steiner
Savannah Rose Dunaway-Barlow Ogden Rieks
John Anthony Bierut Debora J. Han Kathryn Mary Kovarik Soa Klara Verheyen
Ciotoli Hanna Rose Seraji
Lydia Marie Dwyer Abigail Beecher Emily Caldicott Adam Armstrong
Madison Paige Brang Jordan Alexander Oliver Alexis Caroline
Jennifer Marie Elder Hodge Leggat Niall D. Shannon Wiggins
Fiona Sammon Darling
Gabriela Lisette Jaya C.K. Mohan Emma Skye Pitnick Ruyi Shi
Cardamone

BISHOP LUDDEN JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL

VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
Name: Griffin Walker Name: Andrew Buttner
Graduation:
It was 10 a.m. Town: Syracuse Town: Camillus
Saturday, June Parents: Loreen Walker, Kevin Walker Parents: Bob and Bridget Buttner
11, 2016, Bishop
Ludden school My plans in the next few years: I plan to My plans in the next few years: I plan to do
gymnasium. complete a four year degree in bio-medical my undergrad at University of Scranton to get a
engineering at SUNY Stony Brook. Bachelors degree in Computer Engineering.
My career plans: My dream has been to My career plans: I plan to achieve a Masters
research cancer and develop other medications. degree in Computer Engineering, then work as an engineer for a presti-
gious company.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
Whether it was being on stage crew for the plays, playing varsity soccer, What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
lacrosse and track, or going to Bishop Ludden basketball games, Bishop I have enjoyed getting to know all of the high school friends I now have,
Ludden has been a family. as well as learning all of the interesting things that high school education
has to offer.
My favorite quote or saying: The best way out is always through. -
Robert Frost

Christopher D. Allen
Seulah Choi Downey Greeneld Shannon Marie Kelly Rachel Marie Ryan Matthew Nunan Pullano Griffin John Walker
Alek Madut Aman Martens
Kyle Christian Cottrill Maria Elizabeth Sara Elizabeth Hayes Nika Marie Kemp Camille Lucia OKane Ian Page Quinn Brooke Melissa Ward
Matthew David Dussing Daniel Michael
Barletta Logan Mae Matthew Francis Rachel Marie McGarvey Clara Michele OKane Adelle Constance Marquise Christopher
Czachowski Anthony James Hosek Kopacko Reale Williams
Zachary James Matthew James Charles Patrick
Farino OMalley III Collette Janine Root
Beebe Nyla Arion Davis- Austin Alexander Brian Robert Lawler McGinn
Robinson James Robert Hoyt Kristin Lynn Panek Robert J. Ruley III
Andrew G. Buttner Grabowski Grace Gaetana Thomas John Muller
Matthew N. Shannon Kathleen LoFaro Katherine Rose Jacob Robert
Greta Christine DeAngelis Xzavier N.B. Graham Hunter Colleen Margaret
Casselmon Logan Tyler Malagisi Murphy Picciotti Vignogna
Brendan James Emma Caroline Klara Jichova Michaela Christin Jessica Aillene Villi
NEIGHBORS NORTHEAST THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 2016 THE POST-STANDARD PAGE 11

GRADUATION2016

BISHOP GRIMES JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL

VALEDICTORIAN
Name: Danielle Yerdon
Town: Syracuse
Parents: Brian and Susan Yerdon
My plans in the next few years: I will attend
Yale University, where I will major in biology and
be a member of Yales dance groups.
My career plans: I plan to work with orthotics
and prosthetics.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
I have cherished getting to know my friends, both from school and from
dance.
My favorite quote or saying: When you talk, you are only repeating
what you already know. But if you listen, you may learn something new.
This is who has inspired me the most: People who make a differ-
ence in the world around them by being passionate about what they do,
especially my school and dance teachers.
SALUTATORIAN
Name: Emily Blasland
Town: Liverpool
Parents: James and Wendy Blasland
My plans in the next few years: Attending
Loyola University Maryland
My career plans: I hope to become a lawyer.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my
high school experience: Ive enjoyed the
close friendships and tight-knit community that Bishop Grimes has pro-
vided me.
My favorite quote or saying: Nothing is impossible, the word itself
says Im possible! - Audrey Hepburn

Graduation: Veronica Ansbrow Declan Cavanaugh Jenaye Desimone Steven Johnson Christopher Mancuso Trevor Pokines Anthony Talarico
It was 10 a.m. Acuil Ater Younghoon Choi Sidney Dobbins Richard Kane Michael Mathewson Megan Robinson Meghan Vonden
Steinen
Saturday, June Patricia Beamonte Emily Crofton Leslie Edwards Helen Knapp Spencer McConnell Angelica Scarno
John Wike Jr.
11, 2016, at Emily Blasland Anna Cummings Noah Fiacchi Trey Kovalick Katherine McInerney Sarah Schultz
Kennedy Yearby
Bishop Grimes Rang Boul Michael DelVecchio Marissa Hartley Elizabeth Kozlowski Isabella Naylor Mark Shattuck
Danielle Yerdon
Charles Buechner Megan Dems Ragin Hewitt Deng Longar Madeline Pelose Jordan Sloan
Savanna Yerdon
Nichole Cavallo Rachel Dems Brianna Johnson Noah Maher Evan Phillips Alivia Spaulding
Nicola Angona Philip Zaccheo

SYRACUSE ACADEMY OF SCIENCE

Graduation: 6 p.m. Thursday Former state
June 23, Civic Center Theaters Education
at Oncenter Commissioner
John B. King Jr.
speaks during the
Valedictorian: Laureana 2013 Syracuse
Muok Academy
Salutatorian: Elizabeth of Science
Morffi Charter School
graduation at
Salutatorian: Ronnie The Landmark
Holmes Theatre. The
academy
Laureana Muok Sarina Dossen Mercedes Smith Kambreia Derby
will graduate
Denazia Grainger Joshua Babcock Hashim Hill Ayub Ali students next
Elizabeth Morffi Kayla Chavis Jacob Wood Mychelique Edwards Thursday at the
Jessica Mompeller Kimshari Diaz Jailon Harrison Emina Ibrahimovic
Justin Armstrong Simone White Lemire Rowser- Kerri McGriff Civic Center
Samuel Schimel Tierra Hill Grohol Alexis Reeder Theaters at
Christiane Muok Mikayla Glenn
Catlin Marsala Thomas Storen Oncenter. (Scott
Ruben Cruz Khaziah Reese Asia Chester
Jeanna LaBeff Shakilah Reddock Yakira Crawford Schild / sschild@
Ronnie Holmes Marigona Ademi Prenajuah Jefferson syracuse.com)
Ronnette Powell Jervon Harrison
Jose Solis Luis Toledo Kass Merrick
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GRADUATION2016

OCM BOCES ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL

Graduation: 6 p.m. Wednesday, June
22, 2016, at in the Solvay High School
auditorium.

Baldwinsville Solvay
Trenton Battle Alyssa Gunnip
Kelsey-Lee Evens David Hakes
Tyler Peters Justin Long-Cooper
East Syracuse Jason Steves II
Minoa
Tully
Sahara Ferreira-
Holiday Abryana Spinner
Jessika Milazzo Westhill
Fayetteville-Manlius Megan Kinney
Joaquin Cortini West Genesee
Liverpool Kyle Ziemba
Erika Fiumara
Marcellus
Cady Giusti Tyler Goldthwait, 18,
North Syracuse relaxes in a dentist
Zachary Bambrick
chair while reading
Emily Carley
a textbook last
Kaitlyn Colon
month. A student
in the dental
Tyler Goldthwait
assistant program,
Devan Hale
Goldthwait is
Ashley Neupert
among the group
Edwin Northup Jr.
graduating
Anthony Orso
Wednesday from
Miguel Ruiz Onondaga-Cortland-
Brandon Turner Madison Board
Liam Waffenschmidt of Cooperative
Onondaga Central Educational
Erin OConnell Services. (Rick Moriarty
Jeremy Taylor | rmoriarty@syracuse.com)

LIVING WORD ACADEMY

VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
Name: Rosa Geremia Name: Moriah Gilkey
Graduation: Town: Syracuse Town: Bernhards Bay
10 a.m. Parents: Desiree and Thomas Geremia Parent: Antonia Gilkey
Saturday, June
25, 2016, in the My plans in the next few years: Starting my My plans in the next few years: First Im
Church of the Bachelor of science degree at OCC, then trans- going to Onondaga Community College for two
Living Word. ferring to Upstate. years for engineering science. Then transferring
to a different college.
My career plans: Ultrasound Technologist
My advice to my graduating class: So be sure when you step,
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: Step with care and great tact. And remember that lifes A Great
Being able to share the past four years with my best friends and the best Balancing Act. And will you succeed? Yes! You will, indeed! (98 and
teachers. percent guaranteed) Kid, youll move mountains. Dr. Seuss
My advice to my graduating class: To set a goal, focus on it, and What I do to relax and unwind: I like to spend time with my friends
surround yourself with like-minded people. and family. I also really enjoy playing with my dog and occasionally binge
watch my favorite TV shows.
Cameron M. Nadja K. Moriah R. Olivia L. Word or phrase that best describes me: My friends and family
Annan Flitcroft Gilkey Michael
would describe my personality as strong.
Grace A. Rosa M. Jimmy L. Elijah E.
Burrow Geremia Hester Thompson
How I want my classmates to remember me at our 25-year
reunion: I would like my classmates to remember my hard work and
willingness to help.
NEIGHBORS NORTHEAST THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 2016 THE POST-STANDARD PAGE 13

NEWSOFTHEWEEK

Sculptures leave old train platform, for now

By Charley Hannagan Waiting for the Night
channagansyracuse.com Train, a public art
The statues waiting in eter- installation that can be
nity for a train to arrive at the seen on the old New
old New York Central Railroad York Central platform
platform off Interstate 690 will off Interstate 690 west
disappear for the time to allow near Townsend Street in
workers to repair the crum- Syracuse, will be placed
bling structure. in storage, at least while
Work was to begin Monday the state Department of
on a $1.5 million state Transportation repair the
Department of Transportation crumbling former train
project to restore the platform station. (Post-Standard le photo /
that has hosted the public Nicholas Lisi)
art installation Waiting for
the Night Train since Duke
Epolito and Larry Zankowski WINDOWS
$
229635-1572 INSTALLED
put it there in 1982.
The spectral figures will be
safely stored at a Department Price includes
Window & Labor
of Transportation facility, said Affordable
Gary Holmes, a DOT spokes- Windows
man.
Theres no word, yet, on
UNRESERVED
whether the statues will return
to the platform. The com- REAL ESTATE
missioner (former Syracuse AUCTION
Thurs., June 23, 6PM
Mayor Matt Driscoll) has
some ideas going forward,
Holmes said.
More than 86 percent of the
people answering a January
syracuse.com survey about the
statues said they wanted them 7018 Lakeshore Rd.
to remain on the platform. Cicero, NY 13039
3 Bdrms. on 100 x 127 +/- Lot!
A secret society ties colorful Bidding Starts @ $1!
scarves around the statues and Dir: Rte. 31 to North on Cicero Ctr. Rd., Right on Lakeshore Rd.
at least once a year Epolito, Open House: Sun., 6/19, 1-3PM
scrambles onto the platform to
clean the figures. 80 Smokey Hollow Rd Ste 3, Baldwinsville, NY 13027
The statues, however, pose a www.800-374-SELL.com
problem for the DOT. The site
is too close to a busy highway, UNRESERVED
and too dangerous, to allow REAL ESTATE &
the public access, Driscoll said CONTENTS
earlier this year. AUCTION
More than 120,000 vehicles Sun. June 26, 10AM
a day drive past the station,
which closed in 1962 and is
on the National Register of
Historic Places. The highway
follows the old rail bed and is
supported by a retaining wall
built for the railroad.
The restoration work
will be done by Slate Hill
Constructors and DOT work-
ers, Holmes said. 7147 E. Sorrell Hill Rd.
The platforms crumbling Baldwinsville, NY 13027
concrete roof will be replaced 4 Bdrms. on 6.03 +/- Acre Lot!
with lightweight fiber glass Bidding Starts @ $1!
roof panels. Workers will Dir: Downer St. to Sorrell Hill Rd.
clean and paint the steel roof Open House: Sun., 6/19, 10-12 NOON
supports, and an ornamental
fence and gravel will replace
the current chain link fence 80 Smokey Hollow Rd Ste 3, Baldwinsville, NY 13027
and improve the landscaping. www.800-374-SELL.com
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Events
Benets &
Fundraisers
PAINT, DRINK AND BE MERRY:
7 p.m. Saturday. Brewerton Fire
Station, 9625 Brewerton Road,
Brewerton. A fundraiser for the
Brewerton Ladies Auxiliary. All skill
levels welcome. Paint an art piece
with friends, wine and food. All
painting supplies provided. Drinks
and food are sold separately. $42.
315-481-1638, paintdrinkandbe-
merrysyracuse.com.
Books/
Literary
OPEN WRITERS GROUP: 7
p.m. Tuesday; ending June 28.
Baldwinsville Public Library, 33 E.
Genesee St., Baldwinsville. Join
local writers to share tips, ideas
and support in getting the process
going. Small group where you can
share your current projects and
get constructive feedback. Free.
315-635-5631, bville.lib.ny.us/.
WRITE YOUR LEGACY WRIT-
ERS GROUP: 10:30 a.m. to 12:30
p.m. Monday; ending June 27.
Northern Onondaga Public Library
at Cicero, 8686 Knowledge Lane,
Cicero. A writer support group
designed for writers over 50
years. Do you have story to tell?
Family skeletons to reveal? Silly
excursions to share? What do you
want your heirs to know? This
weekly meeting of like minded
writers provides an opportunity
to engage, share and make sure
your memories become a legacy.
Free. 315-699-2032, nopl.org.
BOOKS
BOOKS FOR BREAKFAST: 9
a.m. Tuesday. Baldwinsville
Public Library, 33 E. Genesee St.,
Baldwinsville. Discuss Big Little
Lies, by Liane Moriarty. A murder,
a tragic accident or just parents
behaving badly? New members
welcome. Free. 315-635-5631.
CHERYL PULA LECTURE ON
INCREDIBLE VICTORY THE
BATTLE OF MIDWAY: 6:30 to 8
p.m. Tuesday. Northern Onondaga
Public Library at Brewerton, 5440
Bennett St., Brewerton. Only
seven months after the attack on
Pearl Harbor, the U.S. Navy faced
overwhelming odds when the
Japanese launched an attack on
Midway Island in retaliation for the
Doolittle Raid on Tokyo in April
1942. The Americans should have
lost, but they didnt. How did they
pull off the incredible victory?.
Free. 315-676-7484, nopl.org.
Three things to do
Bird watching enthusiasts can join a an early morning walk at 8 p.m. Monday and
Tuesday. (Dennis Nett | dnett@syracuse.com)
BIRD WALK
What: Bird watching
enthusiasts and those
looking to learn about
birding are invited to join
a naturalist for a walk.
When: 8 a.m. Monday
and Tuesday.
Where: Beaver Lake
Nature Center, 8477
E. Mud Lake Road,
Lysander.
Business &
Conferences
NETWORKING
40 ABOVE WORKERS IN
TRANSITION: 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Friday; ending June 24. Northern
Onondaga Public Library at North
Syracuse, 100 Trolley Barn Lane,
North Syracuse. If youre an
unemployed or underemployed
professional interested in net-
working, learning about job oppor-
tunities, sharpening your interview
Add
events to our calendar online
and in Neighbors at
syracuse.com/myevent.
Its free, easy and available all
day, every day.
FATHERS DAY
BASEBALL
What: Syracuse Chiefs
take on Columbus
Clippers. Tickets are $2
to $12.
When: 1:05 p.m.
Sunday.
Where: NBT Bank
Stadium, 1 Tex Simone
Drive, Syracuse.
skills, and updating your resume,
40 Above is the group for you.
Join us each week as we share
information, host guest speakers,
explore community resources and
more. Free. 315-458-6184, nopl.
org.
Community
DRUGS IN LIVERPOOL REALI-
TIES OF OPIATE AND HEROIN
USE: 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday.
North Central Assembly of
God, 7463 Buckley Road, North
Syracuse. The Liverpool Central
PAINT, DRINK,
BE MERRY
What: Paint an art piece
with friends, wine and
food. All painting sup-
plies provided. $42,
When: 7 p.m. Saturday.
Where: Brewerton Fire
Station, 9625 Brewerton
Road, Brewerton.
School District will present a com-
munity forum regarding substance
abuse in the community. The
forum will focus on the realities of
opiate and heroin use in Liverpool
and will help community members
connect with what works in the
community to make changes.
Scheduled to attend are LCSD Su-
perintendent of Schools, Dr. Mark
F. Potter; News Channel 9, Christie
Casciano; Baldwinsville Addiction
Awareness Group founder, Ange
Stevens; Hope Group representa-
tive Devin Nelepovitz; Onondaga
County Health Commissioner,
Dr. Indu Gupta; school physician
NEIGHBORS NORTHEAST
Dr. Peter Christiano; and parent
Deanna Axe. Doors will open at
6:30 p.m. for coffee and videos.
Free. 315-622-7125.
EVENTS
ADULT COLORING PROGRAM: 10
a.m. to noon June 22; ending Dec.
28. Northern Onondaga Public
Library at Brewerton, 5440 Ben-
nett St., Brewerton. We supply the
coloring books, colored pencils
and markers. Join others for a re-
laxing new way to be creative. For
adults only. Free. 315-676-7484,
nopl.org.
BVILLE COLORING CLUB: 6 p.m.
today. Baldwinsville Public Library,
33 E. Genesee St., Baldwinsville.
Its not just for kids anymore. Enjoy
coloring with adults. Materials
provided. A good way to relax at
the end of a busy day. Registration
recommended. Free. 315-635-
5631.
CHESS CLUB: 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday. Solvay Public Library, 615
Woods Road, Solvay. Are you a
chess player looking for new op-
ponents or to improve your skills?
Solvay Library recently started
a Chess Club and is looking for
additional members to join. Free.
315-468-2441, solvaylibrary.org.
CRAFT CAFE FOR ADULTS
FOIL ART: 6:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Salina Library, 100 Belmont St.,
Mattydale. Have fun with friends,
old and new, as you re-purpose
an old book to create beautiful foil
art. Please register. Free. 315-454-
4524, http://salinalibrary.org.
DROP-IN WITH MR. G: 1 to 4 p.m.
Friday. Liverpool Public Library,
310 Tulip St., Liverpool. Mr. G
knows computers. If yours is giv-
ing you ts, or even if theres a
nagging tech problem you cant
quite gure out, the library expert
will be glad to hear you out and
put his mind to it. Help is handled
on a rst-come, rst-served basis.
Free. 315-457-0310, lpl.org.
EBOOKS WITH 3M CLOUD LI-
BRARY: 6:30 p.m. June 22. Salina
Library, 100 Belmont St., Matty-
dale. Bring your device and we
will set up 3M Cloud Library on it.
Bring your library card. Registra-
tion required. Free. 315-454-4524,
salinalibrary.org.
FRIDAY CRAFTS: 4 p.m. Friday.
Solvay Public Library, 615 Woods
Road, Solvay. For ages 5 and
older. Theme is sharks. All sup-
plies provided. Free. 315-468-
2441, solvaylibrary.org.
FRIENDS OF THE BPL PRESENT:
CRUISING NEW YORK STATE: 10
CALENDAR, PAGE T-15
NEIGHBORS NORTHEAST
CALENDAR, FROM PAGE T-14
a.m. today. Baldwinsville Public
Library, 33 E. Genesee St., Bald-
winsville. Travel enthusiast and
writer Sandra Scott will take us on
a cruise from Quebec to New York
City via the waterways of New
York. Suggested donation, $1. 315-
635-5631.
GAME DAY - LETS GET PHYSI-
CAL: 4 p.m. today. Solvay Public
Library, 615 Woods Road, Solvay.
This week is all about getting up
and exercising a little with games
of motion. For ages 5-17. Free. 315-
468-2441, solvaylibrary.org.
GAME NIGHT FOR ADULTS:
6 to 7:30 p.m. Monday. Solvay
Public Library, 615 Woods Road,
Solvay. Play games with adults.
Well provide decks of cards and
an assortment of board games, all
you have to do is bring your sense
of fun and friendly, competitive
nature. Winners get to take home
bragging rights. Bring a friend and
challenge your skills For ages 18
and older. Free. 315-468-2441,
solvaylibrary.org.
GAMING FOR ADULTS WITH
SPECIAL NEEDS: 10 a.m. Friday.
Liverpool Public Library, 310 Tulip
St., Liverpool. Drop-in game time
geared for adults with special
needs. Wii games and several
board games will be available
or bring your. Caregivers must
remain in the room. Free. 315-457-
0310, lpl.org.
IN STITCHES: 6:30 p.m. June 22.
Baldwinsville Public Library, 33 E.
Genesee St., Baldwinsville. Bring
your latest needlework project
and stitch with others. Free. 315-
635-5631.
JEFF THE MAGIC MAN: 11 a.m. to
noon Monday. Northern Onon-
daga Public Library at Cicero,
8686 Knowledge Lane, Cicero.
Jeff the Magic Man presents The
Magic of Reading. Follow him on
a fun journey through Magical
Storyland. See a cat with a hat
and become honorary wizards at
the Warthogs School of Wizards.
Mini magic workshop to follow.
Registration required. Free. 315-
699-2032, http://nopl.org/event/
jeff-the-magic-man-4/.
LEGO ROBOTS: 4:30 p.m. June
22. Salina Library, 100 Belmont
St., Mattydale. Construct and
program robots using LEGO
MINDSTORMS EV3. For teens
in grades 6-12. Registration is re-
quired. Free. 315-454-4524, http://
salinalibrary.org.
LIVERPOOL ELKS LODGE #2348
WEDNESDAY NIGHT BINGO: 6
p.m. June 22; ending Dec. 28.
Liverpool Elks Lodge 2348, 3730
Cold Springs Road, Baldwinsville.
Play nine games with guaranteed
prizes of $1,800. Plus two weekly
progressive games. Doors open at
4:45 p.m. with ticket sales from 6
to 7. Food available from 5:30 to 7
p.m. Handicapped parking is avail-
able. $5. 315-622-2348, http://
elks2348.org.
MAKER CLUB: 3:30 to 5 p.m.
today; ending June 30. Northern
Onondaga Public Library at Cice-
ro, 8686 Knowledge Lane, Cicero.
Themed DIY activities related to
science, technology, engineer-
ing, art and math. For ages 7 and
older. Registration required. Free.
315-699-2032, http://nopl.org/my-
nopl/groups/maker-club/.
NEWS CHANNEL 3 WEATHER-
MAN WAYNE MAHAR VISIT:
12:15 p.m. June 22. Canton Woods
Senior Center, 76 Canton St., Bald-
winsville. Mahar will talk about the
weather in Baldwinsville and Cen-
tral New York. Free. 315-638-4536.
NOPL KNITTERS: 10:30 a.m.
to 1 p.m. Tuesday; ending June
28. Northern Onondaga Public
Library at Cicero, 8686 Knowl-
edge Lane, Cicero. Meet local
knitters (and crocheters) to share
and learn from each other. Bring
your project and learn more about
this ages-old craft. Free. 315-699-
2032, http://nopl.org/my-nopl/
groups/nopl-knitters/.
MEETINGS
FRIENDS OF SOLVAY PUBLIC
LIBRARY MEETING: 10 a.m. today.
Solvay Public Library, 615 Woods
Road, Solvay. New members wel-
come to join who are interested
in helping support the library. Join
them as they plan their next event
or fundraiser. Free. 315-468-2441,
solvaylibrary.org.
VILLAGE OF SOLVAY MEETING:
5:30 p.m. today. Village of Solvay,
1100 Woods Road, Solvay. Electric
Commission Meeting held in the
Conference Room. Open meeting.
315-468-1670, villageofsolvay.com.
Concerts
OLDIES
THE NEVERLY BROTHERS: 7 to 9
p.m. Monday. Johnson Park, Route
57 and Vine St., Liverpool. Part of
the Liverpool Is the Place Concert
Series. Bring a chair. Sponsored
by Nichols Supermarket. Free.
315-457-3895, liverpoolistheplace.
com.
ROCK
DAVE MATTHEWS BAND
SUMMER TOUR 2016: 7 p.m.
Latin, Cha Cha and other rhythms,
June 22. Lakeview Amphitheatre,
490 Restoration Way, Syracuse.
$40.50-$85. http://lakeviewamphi-
theatre.com/.
THE COACHMEN: 7 to 9 p.m.
June 22. Johnson Park, Route 57
and Vine St., Liverpool. Perform-
ing classic rock and R&B as part
of Liverpool Is the Place Concert
Series. Bring a chair. Sponsored
by Nichols Supermarket and Linda
Rosenberg and the Casale Family
in memory of Mike Casale and
Hope for Heather. Free. 315-457-
3895, liverpoolistheplace.com.
CALENDAR
Food, Drink & Living
Dining CAMP/CLASS
FISH FRY
FISH AND SEAFOOD FRY: noon
to 8 p.m. Friday; ending Dec. 30.
American Legion Post 787, 5575
Legionnaire Dr., Cicero. We offer
up huge Haddock sandwiches
and dinners, shrimp, scallops,
clams, sherman platters, mac and
cheese, hot dogs. Support the
Legion. Prices vary. 315-699-0786,
ciceropost.com/.
FOOD
LIVERPOOL ELKS CHICKEN BBQ:
noon Sunday; ending Sept. 11.
Liverpool Elks Lodge 2348, 3730
Cold Springs Road, Baldwinsville.
Benets the Just Say No Drug Pro-
gram in the Liverpool Elementary
schools. $8. 315-622-2348.
MATTYDALE FIRE DEPARTMENT
CHICKEN BARBECUE: 11 a.m. Sat-
urday. Mattydale Fire Department,
173 E. Molloy Road, Mattydale.
Held from 11 a.m. until sold out.
Dinner includes chicken, salt
potatoes, salad, baked beans and
dessert. Dinner, $9; chicken only,
$6. 315-454-0090, mattydalere.
com/.
Health &
Fitness
EXERCISE
BEGINNING YOGA: 10 a.m. Sat-
urday. Onondaga County Public
Library White Branch, 763 But-
ternut St., Syracuse. Bring your
own yoga mat or small blanket
and wear loose clothing. Free.
315-435-3519.
SATURDAY MORNING GENTLE
EXERCISE: 10 a.m. Saturday; end-
ing June 25. Baldwinsville Public
Library, 33 E. Genesee St., Bald-
winsville. Low or no-impact video
exercise classes. Registration rec-
ommended. Free. 315-635-5631.
ZUMBA GOLD SEATED: 10 to 11
a.m. Monday. Northern Onondaga
Public Library at Cicero, 8686
Knowledge Lane, Cicero. Follows
the same format of exercising to
but is done in a chair. Registration
required for each session. Free.
315-699-2032.RUNNING
CNY GAY 5K: 9 a.m. Saturday.
Long Branch Park, 380 Long
Branch Road, Geddes. A com-
munity run designed to celebrate
our Central New York community
and raise funds for local LGBT
non-prots. You can join in by
becoming a sponsor, registering
to run, volunteering, or coming out
to cheer. Online pre-registration,
$25; Race-day, $30; includes race
shirt and refreshments. cnygay5k.
com.
THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 2016 THE POST-STANDARD PAGE 15
CANINE SOCIALIZATION CLIN-
ICS: 6:30 p.m. Tuesday; ending
Aug. 16. Wegmans Good Dog
Park at Onondaga Lake Park,
Route 370 Cold Springs section,
Liverpool. Canine behaviorists
from United K9 Professionals of
New York will lead clinics to assist
dog owners with common dog
park behavioral problems, includ-
ing pulling on the leash, reactivity
around other dogs, and excite-
ment or anxiety in new or busy
settings. First visit, $20 per dog;
subsequent visits, $10. 315-559-
0402.
DEVICE ADVICE: 12:30 to 3
p.m. Tuesday; ending June 28.
Northern Onondaga Public Library
at Cicero, 8686 Knowledge Lane,
Cicero. Sign up for a 30-minute,
one-on-one tech instruction meet-
ing. Registration required. Free.
315-699-2032, nopl.org.
ONE-ON- ONE TECHNOLOGY
HELP APPOINTMENTS: 10:30,
11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. today and
Tuesday; ending June 30. Salina
Library, 100 Belmont St., Matty-
dale. Do you need help getting
around your laptop or tablet?
Would you like to set up an e-mail
account? Do you want to down-
load an eBook? Appointments last
up to one hour. Free. 315-454-
4524, http://salinalibrary.org.
PUBLISHER FOR BEGINNERS:
2:30 p.m. June 22. Salina Library,
100 Belmont St., Mattydale. Learn
how to use a template and edit
each part to make it your own.
Registration required. Free. 315-
454-4524, http://salinalibrary.org.
Movies
BIG SCREEN MOVIE NIGHT: 6:30
p.m. today. Salina Library, 100
Belmont St., Mattydale. Take the
evening off. Enjoy a screening
of a newly released DVD The Fin-
est Hours. Free. 315-454-4524,
http://salinalibrary.org.
Music/Dance/
Theater
PERFORMANCE
BALDWINSVILLE COMMUNITY
BAND CONCERT: 7 p.m. June 22.
American Legion Auxiliary Post
113, 8529 Smokey Hollow Road,
Baldwinsville. Bring a chair. For
directions and program informa-
tion, check the web page. Free.
315-638-4956, bvillecommunity-
band.org.
ISLAND COUNTRY JAMBOREE:
2 to 11 p.m. Saturday. Paper Mill
Island, 136 Spensieri Ave., Bald-
winsville. Featuring Payton Bird,
Grit n Grace, TJ Sacco and the
Urban Cowboys, Custom Taylor
Band, Dirt Road Ruckus, ZBTB-Zac
Brown Tribute Band. Gates open
at 1:30 p.m. General admission,
$10. facebook.com/PaperMillIs-
land/.
TUESDAY NIGHT CONCERT
SERIE S PLAN BEE: 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday. Paper Mill Island, 136
Spensieri Ave., Baldwinsville. A
free family concert. Were bringing
back the ever-so-popular Plan
Bee, the Baldwinsville Bees Pep
Band. A lively performance with
a variety of music sure to get you
grooving. Free. 315-635-5631.
SOCIAL
ACOUSTIC MUSIC JAM: 2 to 4
p.m. Sunday. Northwest Fam-
ily YMCA, 8040 River Road,
Baldwinsville. Traditional, Folk,
Country, Bluegrass and Rock
music is welcome. The jam is
open to all ages and skill levels,
members and non-members. No
registration is required. Bring your
musical instruments (guitar, voice,
banjo, mandolin, ute, etc.) and
music stand. Join the fun or just
come listen. Hosted by Steve
Pfanenstiel. Free. 315-303-5966,
ext. 225, ycny.org.
Outdoors &
Recreation
BIRDING
MORNING BIRD WALK: 8 a.m.
Monday to Tuesday. Beaver Lake
Nature Center, 8477 E. Mud Lake
Road, Lysander. Bird watching
enthusiasts and those looking to
learn about birding are invited to
join a naturalist for a morning bird
walk. Search for spring migrants
and summer residents along the
hedgerows, at the forests edge
and across the bog. Program fee,
$5 per person; plus park admis-
sion, $4 per vehicle. 315-638-2519,
onondagacountyparks.com.
FISHING
FREE KIDS FISHING CLASS: 11
a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday; ending
Oct. 15. Lake Neatahwanta, state
Route 3, Fulton. Everything -
lures, bait and tackle provided.
For information, email srybaak@
yahoo.com. Free. 315-633-1245.
Sports
BASEBALL
FATHERS DAY WITH THE SYRA-
CUSE CHIEFS VS. COLUMBUS
CLIPPERS: 1:05 p.m. Sunday. NBT
Bank Stadium, 1 Tex Simone Dr.,
Syracuse. Celebrate Fathers Day
with the Syracuse Chiefs. The
rst 1,000 fans in attendance will
receive a free Trea Turner garden
gnome. Fans will also have the
opportunity to play catch on the
eld. Kids get to run the bases
after the game for Family Sunday.
Kids tickets (ages 12 and younger)
are only $2. $7-$12. 315-474-7833,
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Baldwinsville Police
Driving while intoxicated
Prabhu R. Prasai, 19, of 102
Darlington Road, East Syracuse,
June 5; also charged with driving
with a blood-alcohol count of
more than 0.08; drivers view
obstructed; failure to signal a
turn; and speeding. Charged at
Syracuse Street, Baldwinsville.
Criminal mischief
Timothy W. Miller, 40, of 321
Dickerson St., Syracuse, May
27, fourth-degree; also charged
with second-degree unlawful im-
prisonment; and second-degree
harassment.
Criminal possession of a
weapon
Sean W. McCormac, 31, of 18
Park St., Apt. 3, Phoenix, June
2, fourth-degree; also charged
with second-degree menacing;
and second-degree reckless
endangerment.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Rashad T. Marquez, 28, of 615
Catherine St., Syracuse, June 1,
second-degree; also charged
with driving without a license;
and tinted-window violation.
Charged at Syracuse Street,
Baldwinsville.
Cayuga County
Sheriffs Office
Driving while ability impaired
by the combined inuence of
drugs or alcohol and any drug
or drugs
Christin E. Pandina, 32, of Ira,
June 5; also charged with fol-
lowing too closely; leaving the
scene of a property-damage
accident; and moving from lane
unsafely.
Endangering the welfare of a
child
Katie A. Cummings-Wood, 35, of
Ira, June 2.
DeWitt Police
Burglary
Daren M. Zeppetello, 34, of 5322
Fremont Road, Manlius, June 3,
second-degree; also charged
with second-degree assault;
and petit larceny. Charged at
Fremont Road, Manlius.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
India S. Brown, 30, of 7875 McAr-
thur Blvd., Bridgeport, May 21,
rst-degree; also charged with
driving while ability is impaired
by drugs. Charged at West Man-
lius Street, East Syracuse.
Falsifying business records
Jeremy D. Archer, 25, of 7206
Lakeshore Road, Cicero, May 27,
rst-degree; also charged with
petit larceny. Charged at 5814
Bridge St., DeWitt.
Falsifying business records
Micah D. Wells, 27, of 623 Lem-
oyne Ave., Syracuse, May 14,
rst-degree; also charged with
petit larceny. Charged at Bridge
Street, DeWitt.
Felony driving while intoxi-
cated
Michael S. Hanlon, 38, of 8910
Ladd Drive, Bridgeport, May 27;
also charged with driving while
ability impaired by the combined
inuence of drugs or of alcohol
and any drug or drugs; driving
while ability is impaired by drugs;
refusal to submit to a breath-
screening test; failure to keep
right; moving from lane unsafely;
and passing a red light. Charged
at Thompson Road, DeWitt.
Aggravated driving while
intoxicated
Georgene E. Carson, 62, of 8784
Haymarket Road, Brewerton,
May 27; also charged with
driving while intoxicated; and
insufficient lights. Charged at
Thompson Road, East Syracuse.
Aggravated driving while
intoxicated
Betty K. Pickering, 55, of 127
Culbert St., Syracuse, May 22;
also charged with driving while
intoxicated; driving with a blood-
alcohol count of more than
0.08; and failure to keep right.
Charged at Kirkville Road at
Kinne Street, East Syracuse.
Petit larceny
Jessica D Fredette, 30, of 231
Carbon St., Back Apt., Syracuse,
May 25; also charged with tres-
pass. Charged at 6589 Thomp-
son Road, DeWitt.
Petit larceny
Sandra L. Hemingway, 31, of 511
Ash St., Apt. 1, Syracuse, June
7. Charged at 555 S. State St.,
Syracuse.
Petit larceny
Amie T. Roberts, 30, of 103
George St., North Syracuse,
May 29. Charged at 6438 Basile
Rowe, East Syracuse.
Petit larceny
Heather C. Schumm, 30, of 1326
Lestina Beach Road, Bridgeport,
May 30. Charged at 5400 But-
ternut Drive, DeWitt.
Petit larceny
James D. Ziparo, 55, of 1312 But-
ternut St., Apt. D1, Syracuse, May
23. Charged at James Street,
DeWitt.
Liverpool Police
Driving while intoxicated
Adam E. Howe, 29, of 389 Center
Road, Pennellville, June 3; also
charged with driving with a
blood-alcohol count of more
than 0.08. Charged at 600 Os-
wego St., Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Jacob A. Ferro, 26, of 9215 W.
Turnberry Loop, Crystal River,
Fla., June 4, second-degree.
Charged at Onondaga Lake
Parkway, Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Dewitt P. Rohadfox, 35, of 411 W.
Lafayette Ave., Syracuse, June 5,
second-degree. Charged at 1000
Tulip St., Liverpool.
Driving with a suspended or
POLICEREPORT
revoked registration
John D. Geruso, 61, of 6439 Wells
Road, East Syracuse, June 3.
Charged at 500 Oswego St.,
Liverpool.
Driving with a suspended or
revoked registration
Anita M. Robinson, 51, of 8429
Quadrant Lane, Baldwinsville,
June 5. Charged at 400 Oswego
St., Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Richard W. Boulton, 34, of 204
E. Molloy Road, Mattydale, June
1, third-degree. Charged at 300
Second St., Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Anicia L. Colon, 20, of 120 Wa-
terburry Drive, North Syracuse,
June 3, third-degree. Charged at
400 Tulip St., Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Kaeli N. Dixon, 24, of 8367
Golden Larch Lane, Liverpool,
May 31, third-degree. Charged at
1000 Tulip St., Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Rodney L. Fair, 22, of 117 Village
Drive, Syracuse, June 5, third-
degree. Charged at 400 Tulip St.,
Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Jacob R. Loope, 18, of 804 Tus-
carora Road, Chittenango, June
3, third-degree. Charged at 500
Oswego St., Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Ikeam L. Moore, 27, of 1103 S.
Townsend St., Syracuse, June
5, third-degree. Charged at 600
Oswego St., Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Andrew L. Perogino, 33, of 207
Marilyn Ave., North Syracuse,
May 31, third-degree. Charged at
1000 Tulip St., Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Colleen A. Plumley, 45, of 7743
Davis Road S., North Syracuse,
June 1, third-degree. Charged at
1000 Tulip St., Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Tyonna I. Williams, 23, of 715
Cannon St., Syracuse, June 1,
third-degree. Charged at 700
Tulip St., Liverpool.
Manlius Police
Aggravated driving while
intoxicated
Sarah L. Leo, 29, of 8187 Cicero
Mills Road, Cicero, June 8; also
charged with driving while intoxi-
cated; failure to notify DMV of
change of address; and moving
from lane unsafely. Charged at
Collamer Road, Manlius.
North Syracuse Police
Criminal mischief
Shawn M. Bliss, 25, of 42 Trelign
Drive, Apt. 3, North Syracuse,
May 25, third-degree; also
charged with failure of a bicycle
to keep right. Charged at Church
Parkway, North Syracuse.
Driving while ability is
impaired by drugs
Edmund J. Cizenski, 43, of 237
Chestnut St., North Syracuse,
May 30; also charged with
second-degree obstructing
governmental administration;
second-degree reckless endan-
germent; resisting arrest; and
third-degree menacing. Charged
at 237 Chestnut St., North
Syracuse.
Criminally possessing a
hypodermic instrument
Devin J. Mower, 23, of 29 Birch-
lane, Oswego, May 27. Charged
at Interstate 481 Southbound at
Interstate 81 Northbound, North
Syracuse.
Petit larceny
Christopher J. Cases-Villablanca,
28, of Homeless, June 3.
Charged at 555 S. State St.,
Syracuse.
Public lewdness
Keith Rob Brown, 24, of 127 Ford
Drive, North Syracuse, June 5.
Charged at Cooledge Road,
North Syracuse.
Menacing
David R. Wilber, 48, of 200 Pleas-
ant Ave., Apt. 14, North Syracuse,
June 2, third-degree. Charged
at 200 Pleasant Ave., North
Syracuse.
Onondaga County
Sheriffs Office
Burglary
Steven David Clark, 25, of 255
Cedar Ct, Baldwinsville, June 8,
second-degree; also charged
with fourth-degree grand lar-
ceny; and fourth-degree criminal
mischief.
Burglary
Jacob M. Clouse, 23, of 4 Hopkins
Rd, Liverpool, June 2, second-
degree; also charged with
fourth-degree grand larceny;
fourth-degree criminal mischief;
and possession of burglars
tools.
Burglary
Kaitlyn R. Hawkinson, 22, of 4173
Gemini Path, Liverpool, June 2,
second-degree; also charged
with fourth-degree grand
larceny; fourth-degree criminal
mischief; and possession of
burglars tools.
Burglary
Ashley Renee Tremaine, 27, of
255 Cedar Ct, Baldwinsville,
June 8, second-degree; also
charged with fourth-degree
grand larceny; and fourth-degree
criminal mischief.
Criminal sexual act
Erik Charles Ziverts, 49, of 127
Matty Av, Mattydale, June 8,
second-degree; also charged
with second-degree rape; and
endangering the welfare of a
child.
NEIGHBORS NORTHEAST
Driving while intoxicated
Howard Harry Hurst, 73, of 118
Roxboro Cir Apt#-5, Mattydale,
June 7; also charged with driving
with a blood-alcohol count of
more than 0.08.
Criminal mischief
Tammy M. Conklin-downing, 51,
of 4380 Heritage Dr Bldg-2d, Liv-
erpool, May 29, fourth-degree;
also charged with second-de-
gree harassment.
Petit larceny
Syndey P. Smith, 19, of 112 Win-
chester Dr, Liverpool, June 1.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Ondia Chandler, 31, of 8082
Weblank Way, Clay, May 25,
second-degree; also charged
with failure to stop at a stop sign.
Criminal impersonation
Richard J. Peck, 22, of 7426
Henry Clay Blvd Bldg-b Apt#-24,
Liverpool, May 27, second-
degree; also charged with crimi-
nally possessing a hypodermic
instrument; third-degree aggra-
vated unlicensed operation of a
motor vehicle; moving from lane
unsafely; and reckless driving.
Obstructing governmental
administration
Randy John Newell, 64, of 1136
Vine St Bldg-d Apt#-5, Liverpool,
May 27, second-degree.
Unauthorized use of a vehicle
A 16-year-old from Manlius, May
30, third-degree.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Traci Marie Fiore, 30, of 100
Plaxdale Rd, Liverpool, May 26,
third-degree; also charged with
ignition interlock device viola-
tion.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Edwin J. Northrup, 19, of 7993
Amor Dr, Clay, May 25, third-de-
gree; also charged with driving
with a suspended or revoked
registration; and driving without
a license.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Krystle Marie Sabine, 28, of
6114 Griffin Dr, Cicero, May 24,
third-degree; also charged with
driving without a safety belt, or
having a front-seat adult without
a safety belt.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Chad J. St Denis, 30, of 7 Gal-
lowhill Ct, Liverpool, May 29,
third-degree; also charged with
driving without a license; leaving
the scene of a property-damage
accident; making an improper or
unsafe turn; reckless driving; and
speeding.
Criminal tampering
A 17-year-old from Baldwinsville,
June 4, third-degree.
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Graduation2016 K E E P S A K E E D I T I O N
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Graduation2016
GEORGE W. FOWLER HIGH SCHOOL
Graduation:
5 p.m. Thursday,
VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
June 23, 2016. Name: Bonnke Rugira ame: Hoang Nguyen
The gradua-
tion ceremony Town: Syracuse Town: Syracuse
will be in the Parents: Oliver Sekarore and Nyabikiza Parents: Phuc Nguyen and Hien Dinh
SRC Arena Sekarore
at Onondaga My plans in the next few years: SUNY
Community My plans in the next few years: College Oneonta
College. (RPI) Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
My career plans: Go into a computer business
My career plans: Engineering or create my own programs.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
The time spent together with my classmates and teammates. Meeting new friends from different part of the world, doing NJROTC, get-
ting close to my teachers
My favorite quote or saying: Lifes most persistent and urgent ques-
tion is, what are you doing for others? My favorite quote or saying: Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die
life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly. - Langston Hughes
This is who has inspired me the most: Sandy Bargainnier
This is who has inspired me the most: Mr. Muscolino, Mr. Tan, Mrs.
My advice to my graduating class: The sky is the limit. Falcinelli, Mr. Conley, Mrs. Sokolic, Lt. Labeff, Gunnery Sergeant Collins,
What I do to relax and unwind: I listen to music or go out to play Ms. Lindhorst and Mr. Levine
soccer. My advice to my graduating class: Just stay true to yourselves and
Word or phrase that best describes me: Survivor try not to slack off; stay successful.

How I want my classmates to remember me at our 25-year
reunion: I want them to remember me as that kid who always looked
out for others.
One thing I would like to accomplish in my lifetime: To spread
love and unity.
What I do to relax and unwind: I hang out with my girlfriend, eat,
sleep and play games.
Word or phrase that best describes me: Peculiar or unusual
How I want my classmates to remember me at our 25-year
reunion: My card magic trick

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Arianna Bessette Destiny Rivers Maria Sweeting
D Hamdi Farah Tiavon Hines Michael Lyons Matthew Owens Shalaya Wilson
Dinesh Bista Anniyah Robinson
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Corey Bryant Jr. Martin Tatyana Roman
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Bonnke Rugira
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GRADUATION2016

ANTHONY A. HENNINGER HIGH SCHOOL

Graduation: 1 VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
p.m. Saturday,
June 25, 2016. Name: Angelica Revilla Name: Adiba Alam
The graduation Town: Syracuse
Town: Syracuse
ceremony will be
in the SRC Arena Parent: Angelica Aguilera Parents: Fuzaifatul Alam, Muhammad Shamsul
at Onondaga Alam
Community My plans in the next few years:
College. Undergraduate studies at University of My plans in the next few years: College
Pennsylvania My career plans: Humanitarian efforts
My career plans: Pediatrician What Ive enjoyed the most about my
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: high school experience: I thoroughly enjoyed taking part in different
Learning and growing as a person. clubs and activities; it provided me with the opportunity to be able to
meet and collaborate with a diverse group of people.
My favorite quote or saying: All I know is that I know nothing. -
Socrates My favorite quote or saying: Your best teacher is your last mistake.
- Ralph Nader
What I do to relax and unwind: Listen to music.
This is who has inspired me the most: My sister - she handles dif-
Word or phrase that best describes me: Relaxed ficult situations unbelievably well.
How I want my classmates to remember me at our 25-year My advice to my graduating class: Get organized and manage your
reunion: Being fun to be around or being good company. time, kids.
One thing I would like to accomplish in my lifetime: If nothing What I do to relax and unwind: Watch something funny or go out-
else, I hope I can end up doing something I enjoy doing that benefits side.

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Bhawana Acharya Chardeysiah Paige Bradley Roberts Nastasia Torrence
Shawnte L. Burchard Delaney Nia DeLee Daniel Glover K-L Oo Meh
Darius Adair Taijonna Bushnell Maximilliana DeMott Corey Gosselin Shamine Kayman Callyann Millay Alexandra Marie Jamesha Robinson Jacob Travis
Egal Adan Palladino
Ariana A. Byrd Tony Diaz Myesha S. Graves Sharif Kayman Chantelle Millwood Robert Roman Lillian Truong
Saif S. Al Janabi Anthony Panzardi
JaRhea Sharlene Shannon Guido Anoshee Kent Daneik Millwood Alyssa Rooke Daniel Tu
Dixon Neilah Peck
Adiba Fahrin Alam C Bimala Khatiwoda Victoria Minter Terra F. Root Kheyarre Vann
Yoendri Alonso Emari Campbell Aurianna Dorch H Ajera Perez
La Su Klain Taj Mitchell Luis E. Rosario Bahati Victor
Agustina Alvarez Joseph Carfagno Reed Drucker Tesfamichael Yenissa Perez
Brennan Kreis Omecca F. Mobley Dionne Royal Jasen Vinent
Bekka Dumas Habtesion Raeanne J. Pettit
Marco Alejandro Dylan J. Carls Samantha Kuykendall Ahmed Mohammed Andrea K. Rozzano
Alvarez Franklin D. Hall III Brett Viola
Adai Carrasquillo Christopher Dunn Elizabeth Phan
Chloe LaFrance Azariah Montalvo Juan Luis Ruiz Hannah Viola
Sara AlZokari Niaeffa Harriston Quoc Phan
Monika Carrasquillo Monique Landers Ree Dah Moo
Niyobuhungiro Amos Amie M. Chandler E-F Louis Hart Tri Huu Phan S
Ashley Angarano Sierra Eastman Carl R. Hartiz
Rocco Larca Dazha Moore
Keshab Phuyel
W-Z
Pah Chi Kevonna S. Moore Nicholas F. Santoro Haytham Waleed
Brittany LaRouche
Joseph Angarano Maxwell Eddy Naamu Harvey Inayah Pitts Sujata Sapkota
Ranjana Chimariya Nhat T. Le Yaseen Morshid Naujalic Walker
Owen Appollonia Aires Dylair Enoch TaTnisha D. Hawkins Deisy Placencia- La Bleh Say
Ennity Clark Quynh Nhu Le Shamsi Muhina Seyquan Walker
Linda Archange Brianna Escho Richard M. Heisler Dorta
Austin E. Clarke Ali Mugushu Tyler James Scott Rennajia Washington-
Marissa Lee Paulayjah Porch
Nelaj Archie Kereston Euson Yensiv Her Javar Seals Nixon
Sean Clay Genevieve Catherine Alyssa Myers
Mohammed Aiman Matya K. Evans Caitlin Herzog Mamta Pradhan
Domonick Anthony Elizabeth Lima Stephaine Marie Brandy Michelle
Atieh Clegg Victoria A. Everett Jessica Hewitt Shantabia M. Sgroi Watson
Brett Ayala Courtney Cole Arianna Fedroff Olivia Heydens
Autumn Y. Linton N Pravettoni
Dhan Sharma Cory Watson
Marcus Livermore Kema Ndebay Samantha Prior
Jeremias M. Colon Roman Felicia Corbyn Hibbert Arionna Sheard Kaley M. Westers
Gabrielle Lopez Maombi Ndeze
B Thomas Commisso Nathan James Fiorini Raeven Hicks
Eh Tha Pwee
Muno M. Sheekh- Justice White
Amari Barlow Samantha Claudine Abel Negash Nuur
Lateia M. Connolly Janae Ford Darrius Hills Lopez Kelvin White
Paige Barnes Million Negash R Patrick Siarez Kiwane S. White
Kimberly Connors Noa Ford Ahmed Hilowle Alejandro David Lora Alberto Ramos
Nala Baugh Matos Antonio Nesci Cruz Thomas Simmons IV
Samantha M. Cook Gillary Forty Danny Hoffman Zeamyra White
Curbbie Beauge Anhtu Nguyen Domonique Range
Shamar Lutchman Nijuwan Smith Jayderra A. Wilhite
Destiny Coots Ashley Fountaine Ethan Holland Deven Redden
Reina Beebe Hai Tien Nguyen Timothy Smith
Nykera Cosby Trinity Fowler Aung Kyaw Htoo Tyler X. Wilkerson
Jeffrey Belge M Jennifer Nguyen Syliest Redden-
Woodall Daouda Sow Alize Williams
Delvon Cox Jr. Louis E. Fratangelo
Kenneth Bell Isaiha M. Mann Lana Nguyen Mitchell Spara
Jasmine Cranson Moniqua Renae I-J Deniqua Martin Minh Thu Nguyen
Lauren A. Reddick Ericka Williams
Thomas Bell Frazier Sung Iang James H. Stando
Jennah Cross Menhuka Regmi Shawn Wilson
Natajah Bell-Martin Nathan Martins Esther Nigena Michael Storms
Naomi Christia Erin Irving Nashiclay Reid Kingsley Winwah
Manuel Berrios Frederica Cross G Nadine Ismail
Augustin Martinez Kendell Noble
Sarah Reifsnyder- Noriana Strong Andrea Wirickx
Nabina Bhattarai Stacey Crowley Tia M. Garcia Devinear Mason Eric Thomas Nulty Lukins
Patchuel Samya William Woodrow IV
Destin Blunt Denise Cruz Katherine Garrett Jackson Enmanuel Reynaldo Angelica Revilla T-V Arryana F. Woods
Marissa Bockeno Kylee Cruz Nadia Garrett Victoria Jackson
Mateo O-P Mayra Deseree Lay Mu Taw
Renmari Matthews Noah Oakes Creshaun Wright
Ryley Bonferraro Darius Gary Ndayikeza Japhet Reyes Tyah Tejera Patrick
Keith Cullen
Steven Edward Maria Litza Ogando Alexander Reynolds
Cle Brown Tahj Cuozzo Samearia Gary Marguise Johnson McCauliffe Saraswati Thapa Chol Yal
Jenna Gibson Yarell Johnson Alejandra Olivo Kaeli Rickard Kendra Thomas
Deja Brown Renisha A. McDonald Samuel Yancy
Jeremias Pablo- Yajaira Rivera
Robert Brownell D David T. Gilbert Jr. Robert Jones Kentayah McMullen Calmo
Naazia Thomas Charlene Zook
Anthony Bruner Latoddra Dallas Jaila Y. Giles Sydney Jones Derek Rizwaniuk Natashiea Thompson
Kay Meh Mirna Pablo-Calmo
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GRADUATION2016

THOMAS J. CORCORAN HIGH SCHOOL

Graduation: 10 VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
a.m. Saturday,
June 25, Name: Sophia Therese Kinne Name: Lauren Burgess
2016, in the
SRC Arena Town: Syracuse Town: Syracuse
at Onondaga Parents: Bill and Beth Kinne Parents: Julie and Tim Burgess
Community
College. My plans in the next few years: I will be a My plans in the next few years: I am going
part of the class of 2020 at Dartmouth College to attend SUNY Geneseo for four years and
then probably graduate school.
My career plans: My current goal is just to
find a career that I enjoy. My career plans: I want to work in the field of
geology.

A William Bashaw Keison L Cannon Dhan Dangal Naseem Fielder Taj Gilliam Tatiayana Higdon Hazeem R Johnson Danielle Lang
Nisha Adhikari Jason Baxter Aliah Caraballo Markyah B Derby Eijuel Flowers Isaiah Ginty Jessica Hodell Janisa M Johnson Semaj Lanier
Puspa Adhikari Pawan Bhattarai Dalesha Carswell Sarah Ditterline Sonia Marie Franklin Melchaeyah Graham Khalil Holder Derronda Jones Liandra Ariyana Lee
Cepeda
Daniel John Algarin Benjamin Boggans Mildalees Castro Allison Dittler Niquaja Graham Ashley Holley Imani Jones Loudaisha Lee
Medina Quanasha
Marwan D Ali Jaleesa Bolden Samuel Dixon Andrewneek Tierria Green Louaisa Holmes Kaliyah Jones Robert Leonard
Hannah Cecile Freeman
Emma Allen Trey Bolin Aidan Kyle Justeane M Grennell Robert L Holmes Latreal Jones Torieq Leonard
Uniyah Chatman Donaghey-Woode Ahmani Nykese
Tyquan Allen Rahquise Shakor Tyneshia Griffin Ashley Homer Madison Jones Jasmine Lightburn
Bowen Michael Clark JR Naikyra Dornford Fussello
Jalal Almulaiki Katianna Gunn Khadari Howard Malik Jones Adairia Ceney I. Liles
Kristina Brant Liam Clayton Sadina Janeese
Amar Al-Ziadi Mykiese Howard Ratreal Jones Antoinette Lindsey
Runisha Anderson
Chyna Brown Robert Collier
Dowdell G H Shykiese Howard Alexis Lively Cannon
Pearlaja Durham Dianne Garcia Lopez
Leonasia Brown Mary Laura Cote Nhy Jire Hackett K-L
Nashalyz Aponte Jaymirre Huddleston Ariadna Maria
Yolanda Brown Dillon Coutain Alexis Gareld Guadalupe Lopez
Asha Muktar Haji Bhanu B Karki
Kaydijah Bundrage Emily Crouse
E-F Brianna Gareld
Tonaisa Monice Hurt Revelles
B Shareke Eadie- Mallory Gareld
Sydney Hall Anisaa Husein Ali Ganga Katuwal
David Love
Tykiece J Bachus Lauren Burgess Eliezer Ivan Cruz Schaub Matthew M Haskins Abdirahman Kesey
Zyier Gayle Malashia Lyles
Kyanne Baggett Nazjhaya Burgess Kenneth Culley Robert Edwards Senyah Monet I-J Salsabeel Saho
Nizjue Zjaque Butler Rylie Czarnecki Bryant Gerald III Haynes Khazaleh
Malashia Bailey John Elliott Myqueshia Ingram
Chandricka Byrd Ashanti Gethers Shontaya Haynes Sophia Therese M
Neyahti Baptista Tasia Ensley Marquis Jackson Kinne Halle MacKnight
Puspa Barakoti D Eleo Michael
Suk Maya Ghising Bobbierre Heard
Hazhad James Ashlynn Barry Harka Magar
Dymen Barkins C Ter Dah Espinosa Marquez Talayaisa Gibson Rendell T. Hendrix
Jawuan Jefferson Kitatake-Meyers
Nhylah Eudell Marquis Gilbert Shyheim Manning
Stefon Campbell Bandana Dahal Jalaysia Heyward Cecelia Kolbasook
Akeira Barnes Malik Jennings Kyshona M Manuel
CORCORAN, PAGE 5

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AT SYRACUSE CENTRAL

Graduation: VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
7:15 p.m.
Thursday, June Name: Kim La Name: Tommy Vo
23, 2016, at
the SRC Arena Town: Syracuse Town: Syracuse
at Onondaga Parents: Sang La and Thuy Ho Parent: Thao Nguyen
Community
College. My plans in the next few years: Syracuse My plans in the next few years: Go on
A-D University to college and continue with my education at
Najah Acosta Syracuse University.
My career plans: Pharmacist
Caitlin Ashley
My career plans: To become a self sustained
Shatwyna Baldwin- successful person in society.
Sease
Sismay Betancourt-
Guibert
Kenariah Betsey
Jordan Collins F-K Khiair Jones Crystal Leon Rivera Jamie Merrick Remember Patience Jhalen Ryan Kadeer Thomas
Joseph Collins Datrell Flagg Zakiah Jones Devin Lockhart Tariq Miller Jaydia Perry Javier Santos Eliezer Velazquez Jr.
Brandi Binyard
Tania Crowder Mekhi Flagg Juwan Jones Goode Patrick Marsch Terrell Miller Qwamvelique Justin Scott Tommy Vo
Nalazia Bradley Pettiford
Ephrain Cruz Kaelon Givens Emerson Joseph Jona Martin Nazier Muhammad Shawn Seals II James Walker
Chantelle Brunson Nadia Powell
Jeffery Curcie Orisha Goddard November Keene Niheim Martin Cambria Nelson Ronasia Seymore Shaniece Walker
Zachary Brush Kaila Prevost
Marketa Davis Patrick Gorman Adareya Kendricks Tyriek Mayo Suleiman Nur Anthony Stachnik Diamond West
Naseem Bullock Ricky Pritchett
Andrew Dirnhofer Myya Green Elexus King Jonathon McBride Khalif Nuraldin MaKayla Stokes Danyell White
Maniya Cannon Kevin Quinones
Matthew Dirnhofer Enzo Groat Trestin McClendon Trevor Stone Zackary White
Cornelius Carswell Koby Rivers
Kalin Douglas Kevin Harris Jr. L-N Anthony McIntosh 0-W Alicia Stowe Warren Wilmot
Lazaria Clemons Kim La Olympia Owens Brianna Rogala
Johnny Duong Char Hickey Brittany McIntosh Ariana Terry
Tajanae Cobb Lynn Le Dallas Paternoster Kireese Russell
Demitrius Jefferson Daybrein McMullen Mussaya Thanthima
Jayda Collins Thomas Rutherford
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GRADUATION2016

WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL

Graduation: 4 VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
p.m. Saturday,
June 25, 2016 Name: Francesca Giardine Name: Lucy Purnine
at SRC Arena at
OCC Town: Syracuse Town: Syracuse
Parents: Melissa and Rex Giardine Parents: Marjorie and Dan Purnine
My plans in the next few years: I will be My plans in the next few years: I am going
attending Smith College. to Vassar College and plan to study theatre.
My career plans: Im planning to be an engi- My career plans: I would like to pursue a
neer. career in theatre.

A-B
Raha Abdikarin Xavier Boyer Sean Daily Kodie Hayes Steven Johnson Juankise Mack Naden Naji Sylvia Rivera Tiasia Tillie
Muslim Abdul Wali Cooper Breed Ira Dancil Quandre Haygood Tykara Johnson Suzanne Sophie Nash Janae Roberts Benjamin Tinelli
MacPherson
Duha Abed Tatiana Breland Trinece Dandrich Gregory Henry Yanira Johnson Ashley Nelson Ashanti Robinson Cecile Torrence
Seamus Mahar
Falastin Abukar Vonnae Breland Rachel Hernandez Nazir Jones Sarah Nguyen Zakyia Robinson Anika Trinkaus
G-H Elia Manirafasha Gray
Samiya Abukar Twaozswah Brennon Timothy Hessler Starrasia Jones-Tylor Love Nicholson Kayla Turner
Terrell Gamble Daforose Maniyumva Nicole Rolon
Kushtrim Ademi Denelle Brown Victor Hicks Adalia Joseph Breana Nieves Trent Turner
Hae Kue Gay Michael Manuel Vergara Andre Ross
Maryan Ahmed Briana Bryant Benjamin Hill Yousef Kareem Claude Tuyishimire
Joanatte Gheith Fahira Masic Neema Ntirampeba Davinea Royal
Mohamed Al- Jaleya Bryant Keyona Hill Sheikree Keith Cameron Tyler
Hoshishi Francesca Giardine Nahja J. Mathis Jerome Martasia Royal
Rochelle Bullock Daucyona Hinds Riley Kelly Ntakirutimana Julian Velandia
Mohamed Jamal Al- Destiny Gist Sophia May Rana Saleh Arango
Thweh Bway Malaisha Hines Materjay Kenneh Sandra Nyamanyana
Hoshishi RhyKale Glenn Patrick McCarthy Sirel Sande Leonardo Veliz
Trevor Hines Goma Khanal Elizabeth Nyirasafari
Justin Allen Damin McCurty Laxuman Sanyasi Anthony Wagner
C-D Brealle Glover Almira Hirkic Mu Ter Kler Philicia Nyumah
Tyairah Allen Maria Gonzalez Anthony McFarlane Tah-Jhae Scott Cason Wagner
Tia-Marie Campbell Michael Holield Deja-Imari Knight
December Aung Orson OBrien
Raymond Capers Luis Gonzalez Aaron McKinnon Summer Sharif Justice Wagner
Saleh Hosheshi Marianne Knight Quaye Oblie
Wesam Aziz Caitlyn Gowdy Jessica Merritt Patrick Shaw Hsar Paw Wah
Sydney Cardarelli- Eric Houck Yasin Kulmiya
Kiarah Bailey Clark Benjamin Olagunju
Jacori Grant Nicole Mierzwa Nautica Shepherd Jimmeshia Ware
Brandi Howard Christian Kwizera Elisabeth Osei-
Joshua Balela Darius Chambers Maurice Graves Janaja Mitchell Jahmai Sherman Maxine Washington
Lah Yoo Htoo Kwame
Janeeka Baldwin Jazmine Cheek Neziah Mitchell Jahziel Sherman Jereline Weah
Nyasia Graves Shawndai Hudgins L-M Ilyas Osman
Marissa Barnett Rayelle Church Kandice Greene Kyle Lane Ma Mo Leeban Shirwa Kathleen Willard
Carlos Osorio
Allison Barrett Hanif Clark Mohamed Mohamed Miranda Singleton Timothy Willard
Cassandra Guigne I-K Miasaia Lawrence
Bhuwan Basnet Christian Cochran Dwan Hameed Anum Islam Kaw Lay Shaban Mohamud P-S Alexis Small Aniyah Williams
Myzjala Battle Michael Cody Munirah Hampton Jacqueline Jackson Cyan Lemon Ellis Monroe Arianna Paradine Shaquasia Spencer Harold Williams Jr.
Joseph Bell Larenz Coker- Shabbak Hampton Kaseam Jackson Tyshawn Lemon Tashara Moore Marcel Perez Deartis Stanley Hayward Williams
Hawkins
Karyanna Bell Terionna Hanks Johnae Jacobs Jalisa Lewis Mukonkole Mpaka Tyrea Philpot Zhiayesha Starling Jenique Williams
Jasmine Cole
Sarah Bennett Onsty Harper Zebrien Jamison Abrahan Licea Eh Mu Khalia Pitts Tozziek Stewart Khalil Williams
Darius Collins
Christopher Bentley Bela Harris Micayla Jennings Jeromy Limpert Muhialdain Xavier Poirier Fatuma Subow Marquis Williams
Dylan Cox Muhialdain
Trenton Benton Mark J. Harris Kamyia Joe Richard Llanos Geeta Prasai Quinton Williams
Robert Crenshaw Mukoma Mukoma
Anjana Bhattarai Valerie Hartman- Andre Johnson Phillip Lloyd Lucy Purnine T-Y Lanaya Willis
Crystal Crespo Souder Aydan Murphy- Sancha Tamang
Ramesh Bhattarai Monay Johnson Naszhalah Logan Suk Raj Rai Michael Wood
Dante Cruz Stanley
Kiyona Bloodworth Saja Hashim Tawakal Rashid Kasean Taylor Ro Kee Ya
Essence Johnson MeiLin Luzadis
John Dacosta Fatuma Hassan Cheiron Thomas
Najee Boatman
Ahmed Dahir
Mariah Johnson Abdikarim Maalo N-O Danajah Riley Abshir Yerow
Jaquari Bowman Osman Hassan Ro Sa Na Prince Rilley Katrina Tillapaugh Isse Yerow
Markif Johnson Mohamed Maalo
Alexis Daley

CORCORAN, Jasaan McGriff Brianna LaCarrie Erica Phillips Shannon Reed Januel Santa Angela Stroman Jasmine Elizabeth Ketaydra White
Noel Turner
FROM PAGE 4 Shenyia R McMillian Jonathan Phillips Raequan Reese Matthew Sardino Shylion Sutherland Teronna White
Kamira Nowlin-Flagg Blount Zeriah Turner
Austin Meier Tyra R Phoenix Zachariah Reid Rachael Schmidt Dayshawn Wigfall
Raul Nunez Than Kyway Tway
Simeon Marshall Khyla Miles Divine Pickett Michaela Alexis Isabella A Secore Carlos Williams
Erika Ann Miller
Binti Omar
Joel Pizarro
Reynolds
Dominic Serrao
T Daeshionna Williams
Brian Gabriel Martin Timothy Tatum V-W
Matthew ONeill Kani Robinson
Jamon Martin Jordan Misuis Uriah Nathaniel Isha H Sharif Levon Williams
Pizarro Khaliah Robinson Frieda Tayeh Molly Vadala
Mya Martin Jenee Moore Mehki S Shepherd Maurice Williams
Kaia Morales
P Quran Porter Nicolas Rodriguez
Inphinity K Shields
Ivory L Taylor Juan David Villegas
Milton C Williams Jr
Ivan F Martinez III Malaysha Uniece Sierra Jack W Taylor Freddie Lee Wade III
Bikram Pradhan
Casey Martinez- Michael Morris Pace Gabiany Romero Ashley Simiele Taniya Williams
Denise Kenyotta Susmita Thapa Shakita Waiters
Aleman Alexis Mothersell Jordan Pagan Janyra Smith Tayah Williams
Pruitt Leslie Rosario Jhabriel Thomas Dejaz Walker
Janiyah L Mathis Habiba Jaylani Danyel M Parks- Kitana Samiya Smith Teresha Williams
Tremell Putman Caleb Ruiz-Martinez Naje Thomas Samaria Watts
Angel Matos Muhina Pridgeon Hayley Snyder Zion Williams
Audia Murphy Ka Lu Paw Corey Thomas- Sianna Watts
Aweis Mberwa R S Lu Bway Doh Soh Hunter
Destany Payment Danaysia Webb
Janelle G McBride Murjani Omari Emmanuel Sagoe Lyudmila Solovskaya Rishaud Tillie
Brianna McCallops
N-O Centrel Peterson Ramazani Nasz Stokes
Dimitrius Webb
Beijing Yasmeen Jaden Torrance
Samantha Narvaez Shaudia Peterson Keyondra Randall Jacquira Saleem Diamond West
Jamaika McGloun Briana M Streets Dakoda Trumble
Rakeese Newton Jr Thomas Pettitt Destinee Reaves Dejahra Samuels Lucas West
Nichole McGrail Catherine Streissguth Nayshia Turner
Wainasia Nimmons Ajani O Phillips Delvon Reed Kani Malik Sanders Wilson Keronna White
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GRADUATION2016
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACADEMY
Graduation:
VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
It was 11 a.m.
Sunday, June ame: Brennan. P. Carman Name: Geoffrey Louis Parkes
5, 2016, Temple Town: Camillus
Adath Yeshurun Town: North Syracuse
auditorium. Parents: P. Daniel Parkes and Barbara J. Parkes
Parents: Coleen and Kevin Carman
My plans in the next few years: I plan to My plans in the next few years: I look for-
Elizabeth Adams ward to attending the University of Michigan this
Justin Adjei attend Yale University and study something in
fall. I plan on studying aerospace engineering.
Lee Alexander
the sciences, perhaps chemistry or biochemistry.
Dominick Allen My career plans: I hope to one day work in My career plans: I recently discovered a new-
found love of space. My dream job is working for a space startup that
Chamaiporn translational research, applying basic scientific discoveries to help create
Angubolkul develops, builds, and tests rockets and other space vehicles.
advances in the medical field.
Michael Assaf
Nicholas Aversa What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
High school gave me the opportunity to discover what I enjoyed and
Brendan Barker Getting to really know and appreciate my classmates. It is an amazing
what I had a passion for. I also enjoyed developing friendships that will
Anthony Basile thing to be in a position of understanding others. Each and every person
hopefully last a lifetime.
Bryan Black has a story to tell and an inspiration to be given.
Melissa Boehlert
This is who has inspired me the most: My brother Patrick has been
Jack Brotzki Marielle LaBerge Brian McCann Geoffrey Parkes Maureen Sweeney
the greatest source of inspiration to me both during the past four years
Nathaniel Brower Kathryn LaCasse Lincoln McGarrity Ryleigh Peterson Mitchell Taylor
and throughout my entire life. His strength and positivity have taught me
Sean Brown Jordyn Landes James McGlynn Clare Pierret Mia Thurlow
so much.
Adelaide Buerkle Elliott Lawrence Ryan McGuire David Polhemus Jack Toole
Nathan Burns Margaret Lenkiewicz Ethan McIntyre Anton Porcari Dana Tuohey
Patrick Carey Tyler Leonard Lauren Milac Anthony Potenza Emily Tygart
SirVantis Dennis Amanda Fess Robert George Brendan Keeney
Brennan Carman Matthew Levy-Scott Louis Moran Matthew Purcell Rachel Vercillo
Matthew DePerro Alexandra Fess Anna Goebel Daniel Kelly
Catherine Carter Elizabeth Lumia Shawn Moreth Collin Recore Sam Vercillo
Kate Derrenbacker Cassandra David Goodwin Jameson Keppeler
Maura Cherny Finkbeiner Alexis Luthringer John Mullin Nikhil Reddy Zachary Walsh
John Dinger Emily Hanson Margaret Kinsella
Austin Cirillo Carly Flatau Mark Lutz Natalie Nardella Morgan Riley Zeyi Wang
Regina Dziergas Kyler Harrington Elisabeth Kip
Gavin Collins Katherine Fletcher James Lynch Colin Nash Jacob Sack Analaya Williams
Emily Ehle Maria Hill Anne Klemens
Rose Collins Caeleb Fox-Lee Olivia Malvasi Paige Nicholson Thomas SanGiacomo Rosalee Winderl
Sebastian Escribano Lillie Hunt Sophia Klemenz
Matthew Coogan William Fruce Samuel Martin Morhese Oben Jared Saya Roosevelt Wright
Theresa Fallon William Ierlan Andrew Kolceski
Madison Cook Eoin Gallagher Stephen Maser Thomas OConnor Timothy Schmitt Jiaqi Xiao
Kiana Ferguson Chloe Ilacqua Eve Kyle
Thomas Culeton Anthony Galler Alexsandra Mather Holly OShea Anna Schug
Adrianna Fess Isabella Jamer Christian Labbate
David Paris Ethan Snyder

FAITH HERITAGE SCHOOL

Graduation: VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
It was 10 a.m.
Saturday, June Name: Charlotte Matzal Name: Madison Dolan
11, 2016, at the
school. Town: Syracuse Town: Syracuse
Parents: Stefan and Sarah Matzal Parents: Jim Dolan and April Dolan
My plans in the next few years: I am going My plans in the next few years: I will be
to major in mathematics and secondary educa- attending the Vineyard Heroic Leadership
tion at Wheaton College (IL). Institute, after which I plan on pursuing higher
Jeffrey Camloh
Collin Capone My career plans: After getting my masters education.
Michaela Capone degree from Wheaton College, I plan to get a What Ive enjoyed the most about my
Joshua DImperio job teaching high school math. high school experience: Laughing with my friends, gaining knowl-
Madison Dolan What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: edge and wisdom, and developing as a person spiritually, intellectually
Victoria I have really enjoyed the community of people I have experienced high and relationally.
Gerasimovich
Sheba Jackson
school with. I have loved getting to know the other 14 seniors in my This is who has inspired me the most: Those who have taught me
graduating class, as well as a number of underclassmen with whom I am what it really means to love others, and love God, with all of my heart,
Nathan Lewis
friends. soul, strength and mind. Those who have taught me discipline, and ser-
Charlotte Matzal
Audrey Mitchell My favorite quote or saying: When it comes time to die, let us not vitude. Those who have challenged me, encouraged me, and helped me
Eric Mohr discover that we have never lived. - Thoreau to develop who I am as a person.
Calvary Powell What I do to relax and unwind: I enjoy hanging out with friends,
My advice to my graduating class: Work hard, all the way through.
Zachary Roberts being with family, enjoying nature, and exercising my creativity.
Senioritis is tempting, but perseverance pays off.
Ryan Samuelson
Stephanie Williams What I do to relax and unwind: I love to read, watch Netflix, and Word or phrase that best describes me: Compassionate, intuitive,
listen to music to relax. gregarious, and creative.
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GRADUATION2016

MANLIUS PEBBLE HILL SCHOOL

Graduation: CLASS PRESIDENT STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT
It was noon
Sunday, June Name: Debora Hyemin Han Name: Shane Michael Ogden
12, 2016 at the Town: Cazenovia
Town: East Syracuse
school.
Parents: Jongwoo Han and Kyunghee Lee Parents: Kent Ogden, Deborah Ogden
My plans in the next few years: Ill be My plans in the next few years: I intend to
attending Dartmouth College starting in the fall. attend the Rochester Institute of Technology to
earn a masters degree in computer security.
My career plans: I see myself studying law
and political science and working in international My career plans: If all goes well with college,
relations. there are numerous government positions relating to computer security
that pay well.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
I appreciate the space it gave me to grow into my own person. What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
Interacting with people of diverse ages and backgrounds.
My favorite quote or saying: Finally, from so little sleeping and
so much reading, his brain dried up and he went completely out of his My favorite quote or saying: Comfort is the enemy of achieve-
mind. - Cervantes, from Don Quixote ment. - Farrah Gray
This is who has inspired me the most: My parents and my sister My advice to my graduating class: Always remember to make time
for yourself; good grades count for very little when you sacrifice your
My advice to my graduating class: Dont overthink it. health.

Daniel R. Albanese
Joseph Thomas Francisco Dooher Una Giurgea Joel D. Kaigler Jr. Seamus Mulhern Cady Jean Ridall Amatuzio Spina Yujun Zhao
Ato Paul-Ryan Cerio Medina
Arkhurst Dorothea Hamblin Luella Janine Karpoff Shane Michael Madeline Grace KayLee Kristal
Bryce N. Church Jordan Black Ogden Rieks Steiner
Ian Tobias Beckman Dunaway-Barlow Debora J. Han Kathryn Mary Kovarik
Savannah Rose Abigail Beecher Emily Caldicott Adam Armstrong Hanna Rose Seraji Soa Klara Verheyen
John Anthony Bierut Ciotoli Lydia Marie Dwyer Oliver
Hodge Leggat Niall D. Shannon Alexis Caroline
Madison Paige Brang Jordan Alexander Jennifer Marie Elder Emma Skye Pitnick Wiggins
Gabriela Lisette Jaya C.K. Mohan Ruyi Shi
Fiona Sammon Darling Amina Bela Gingold Holliman-Lopez
Peter J. Moorman Zhiyun Qiao Cayce Sarah Wiggins
Cardamone Christopher Emery Hamish

BISHOP LUDDEN JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL

VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
Name: Griffin Walker Name: Andrew Buttner
Graduation:
It was 10 a.m. Town: Syracuse Town: Camillus
Saturday, June Parents: Loreen Walker, Kevin Walker Parents: Bob and Bridget Buttner
11, 2016, Bishop
Ludden school My plans in the next few years: I plan to My plans in the next few years: I plan to do
gymnasium. complete a four year degree in bio-medical my undergrad at University of Scranton to get a
engineering at SUNY Stony Brook. Bachelors degree in Computer Engineering.
My career plans: My dream has been to My career plans: I plan to achieve a Masters
research cancer and develop other medications. degree in Computer Engineering, then work as an engineer for a presti-
gious company.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
Whether it was being on stage crew for the plays, playing varsity soccer, What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
lacrosse and track, or going to Bishop Ludden basketball games, Bishop I have enjoyed getting to know all of the high school friends I now have,
Ludden has been a family. as well as learning all of the interesting things that high school education
has to offer.
My favorite quote or saying: The best way out is always through. -
Robert Frost

Christopher D. Allen
Seulah Choi Downey Greeneld Shannon Marie Kelly Rachel Marie Ryan Matthew Nunan Pullano Griffin John Walker
Alek Madut Aman Martens
Kyle Christian Cottrill Maria Elizabeth Sara Elizabeth Hayes Nika Marie Kemp Camille Lucia OKane Ian Page Quinn Brooke Melissa Ward
Matthew David Dussing Daniel Michael
Barletta Logan Mae Matthew Francis Rachel Marie McGarvey Clara Michele OKane Adelle Constance Marquise Christopher
Czachowski Anthony James Hosek Kopacko Reale Williams
Zachary James Matthew James Charles Patrick
Farino OMalley III Collette Janine Root
Beebe Nyla Arion Davis- Austin Alexander Brian Robert Lawler McGinn
Robinson James Robert Hoyt Kristin Lynn Panek Robert J. Ruley III
Andrew G. Buttner Grabowski Grace Gaetana Thomas John Muller
Matthew N. Shannon Kathleen LoFaro Katherine Rose Jacob Robert
Greta Christine DeAngelis Xzavier N.B. Graham Hunter Colleen Margaret
Casselmon Logan Tyler Malagisi Murphy Picciotti Vignogna
Brendan James Emma Caroline Klara Jichova Michaela Christin Jessica Aillene Villi
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GRADUATION2016

BISHOP GRIMES JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL

VALEDICTORIAN
Name: Danielle Yerdon
Town: Syracuse
Parents: Brian and Susan Yerdon
My plans in the next few years: I will attend
Yale University, where I will major in biology and
be a member of Yales dance groups.
My career plans: I plan to work with orthotics
and prosthetics.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
I have cherished getting to know my friends, both from school and from
dance.
My favorite quote or saying: When you talk, you are only repeating
what you already know. But if you listen, you may learn something new.
This is who has inspired me the most: People who make a differ-
ence in the world around them by being passionate about what they do,
especially my school and dance teachers.
SALUTATORIAN
Name: Emily Blasland
Town: Liverpool
Parents: James and Wendy Blasland
My plans in the next few years: Attending
Loyola University Maryland
My career plans: I hope to become a lawyer.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my
high school experience: Ive enjoyed the
close friendships and tight-knit community that Bishop Grimes has pro-
vided me.
My favorite quote or saying: Nothing is impossible, the word itself
says Im possible! - Audrey Hepburn

Graduation: Acuil Ater Younghoon Choi Sidney Dobbins Richard Kane Michael Mathewson Megan Robinson Meghan Vonden
Steinen
It was 10 a.m. Patricia Beamonte Emily Crofton Leslie Edwards Helen Knapp Spencer McConnell Angelica Scarno
John Wike Jr.
Saturday, June Emily Blasland Anna Cummings Noah Fiacchi Trey Kovalick Katherine McInerney Sarah Schultz
Kennedy Yearby
11, 2016, at Rang Boul Michael DelVecchio Marissa Hartley Elizabeth Kozlowski Isabella Naylor Mark Shattuck
Danielle Yerdon
Bishop Grimes Charles Buechner Megan Dems Ragin Hewitt Deng Longar Madeline Pelose Jordan Sloan
Savanna Yerdon
Nichole Cavallo Rachel Dems Brianna Johnson Noah Maher Evan Phillips Alivia Spaulding
Nicola Angona Philip Zaccheo
Veronica Ansbrow Declan Cavanaugh Jenaye Desimone Steven Johnson Christopher Mancuso Trevor Pokines Anthony Talarico

SYRACUSE ACADEMY OF SCIENCE

Graduation: 6 p.m. Thursday Former state
June 23, Civic Center Theaters Education
at Oncenter Commissioner
John B. King Jr.
speaks during the
Valedictorian: Laureana 2013 Syracuse
Muok Academy
Salutatorian: Elizabeth of Science
Morffi Charter School
graduation at
Salutatorian: Ronnie The Landmark
Holmes Theatre. The
academy
Laureana Muok Sarina Dossen Mercedes Smith Kambreia Derby
will graduate
Denazia Grainger Joshua Babcock Hashim Hill Ayub Ali students next
Elizabeth Morffi Kayla Chavis Jacob Wood Mychelique Edwards Thursday at the
Jessica Mompeller Kimshari Diaz Jailon Harrison Emina Ibrahimovic
Justin Armstrong Simone White Lemire Rowser- Kerri McGriff Civic Center
Samuel Schimel Tierra Hill Grohol Alexis Reeder Theaters at
Christiane Muok Mikayla Glenn
Catlin Marsala Thomas Storen Oncenter. (Scott
Ruben Cruz Khaziah Reese Asia Chester
Jeanna LaBeff Shakilah Reddock Yakira Crawford Schild / sschild@
Ronnie Holmes Marigona Ademi Prenajuah Jefferson syracuse.com)
Ronnette Powell Jervon Harrison
Jose Solis Luis Toledo Kass Merrick
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GRADUATION2016

OCM BOCES ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL

Graduation: 6 p.m. Wednesday, June
22, 2016, at in the Solvay High School
auditorium.

Baldwinsville Solvay
Trenton Battle Alyssa Gunnip
Kelsey-Lee Evens David Hakes
Tyler Peters Justin Long-Cooper
East Syracuse Jason Steves II
Minoa
Tully
Sahara Ferreira-
Holiday Abryana Spinner
Jessika Milazzo Westhill
Fayetteville-Manlius Megan Kinney
Joaquin Cortini West Genesee
Liverpool Kyle Ziemba
Erika Fiumara
Marcellus
Cady Giusti Tyler Goldthwait, 18,
North Syracuse relaxes in a dentist
Zachary Bambrick
chair while reading
Emily Carley
a textbook last
Kaitlyn Colon
month. A student
in the dental
Tyler Goldthwait
assistant program,
Devan Hale
Goldthwait is
Ashley Neupert
among the group
Edwin Northup Jr.
graduating
Anthony Orso
Wednesday from
Miguel Ruiz Onondaga-Cortland-
Brandon Turner Madison Board
Liam Waffenschmidt of Cooperative
Onondaga Central Educational
Erin OConnell Services. (Rick Moriarty
Jeremy Taylor | rmoriarty@syracuse.com)

LIVING WORD ACADEMY

VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
Name: Rosa Geremia Name: Moriah Gilkey
Graduation: Town: Syracuse Town: Bernhards Bay
10 a.m. Parents: Desiree and Thomas Geremia Parent: Antonia Gilkey
Saturday, June
25, 2016, in the My plans in the next few years: Starting my My plans in the next few years: First Im
Church of the Bachelor of science degree at OCC, then trans- going to Onondaga Community College for two
Living Word. ferring to Upstate. years for engineering science. Then transferring
to a different college.
My career plans: Ultrasound Technologist
My advice to my graduating class: So be sure when you step,
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: Step with care and great tact. And remember that lifes A Great
Being able to share the past four years with my best friends and the best Balancing Act. And will you succeed? Yes! You will, indeed! (98 and
teachers. percent guaranteed) Kid, youll move mountains. Dr. Seuss
My advice to my graduating class: To set a goal, focus on it, and What I do to relax and unwind: I like to spend time with my friends
surround yourself with like-minded people. and family. I also really enjoy playing with my dog and occasionally binge
watch my favorite TV shows.
Cameron M. Nadja K. Moriah R. Olivia L. Word or phrase that best describes me: My friends and family
Annan Flitcroft Gilkey Michael
would describe my personality as strong.
Grace A. Rosa M. Jimmy L. Elijah E.
Burrow Geremia Hester Thompson
How I want my classmates to remember me at our 25-year
reunion: I would like my classmates to remember my hard work and
willingness to help.
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GRADUATION2016

BALDWINSVILLE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

VALEDICTORIAN
Name: Joshua DAnna
Town: Hannibal
Parents: Michael and Elena DAnna
Memorable
My plans in the next few years: I am attending
Cedarville University in the fall.
My career plans: I am planning a career in Computer
Moments
Science. To order
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: I enjoyed
being involved in sports.
full-page reproductions:
This is who has inspired me the most: Mr. Auwarter was my first soccer coach
call 470-6079
who fueled my love for the game, and pushed me to meet my potential, not only in e-mail: extras@syracuse.com
sports, but in my life as well. or go to syracusemediagroup.com

Graduation:
It was 7 p.m.
Friday, June
10, 2016 at the
school.

Hanna Emmeline
Cooper
Joshua Patrick DAnna
Kelli Anne Hagger
Rachel Lauren
McCarthy
Alexander Michael
Peppard
Steven James Ratliff
Zachary Neil Ratliff
Anthony Michael Rizzo
Seth Francis Shute

SALUTATORIAN
Name: Kelli Hager
Town: Liverpool
Parents: Keith and Penny Hager
PLUG_2x10_MEMORABLE_MOMENT

My plans in the next few years: Onondaga

Community College
My career plans: Own a dog shelter.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school
experience: The friendships that I have made.
My favorite quote or saying: Do or do not; there is no try.
This is who has inspired me the most: My older sister
How I want my classmates to remember me at our 25-year reunion: My
comedic banter
One thing I would like to accomplish in my lifetime: I hope to save at
least one dogs life.
NEIGHBORS CITY
Events
Art/Culture/
Museums
ART
ART ON THE PORCHES: 11 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Saturday. Ruskin Ave.,
Ruskin Ave., Syracuse. Held in the
historic neighborhood of Strath-
more. This years festival will be
our 17th annual and has become
a staple of the arts community in
the city of Syracuse. Last year Art
on the Porches saw crowds of
nearly 3,000 people come out to
engage with more than 30 local
artists, listen to nine bands and
eat food from local vendors. This
year will be a special year for
the children - with our Global Art
Expedition where children will tour
the world of art. They get their
passports stamped as they visit
the art of eight different countries
and create community art projects
and take home crafts. Underwrit-
ten by generous sponsors and
the Greater Strathmore Neighbor-
hood Association. Free to browse.
http://artontheporches.org/.
CHILDRENS ART: Hours: 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday, and 9 a.m. to
7:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday,
through June 30. Closed May
28-30. Onondaga County Public
Library Beauchamp Branch, 2111
S. Salina St., Syracuse. This col-
lection consists of a variety of
artwork and projects created by
children who have attended Craft
Club at Beauchamp. Free. 315-
435-3395, www.onlib.org.
MUSEUMS
15 MILES ON TODAYS ERIE CA-
NAL OPENING RECEPTION: 5 to
7 p.m. today. Erie Canal Museum,
318 Erie Blvd. E., Syracuse. Open-
ing reception and artist talk with
Fayetteville photographer Willson
Cummer. Free. 315-471-0593,
http://eriecanalmuseum.org.
Benets &
Fundraisers
DANCING FOR BASTET AND
ANUBIS: BELLYDANCE BENEFIT
SHOW: 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Puttin
On The Ritz Dance Studio, Shop-
pingTown Mall, DeWitt. Join the
Syracuse Area Bellydancers As-
sociation for a night of entertain-
ment. All proceeds after expenses
will go to the Humane Association.
Doors open at 7 p.m. $10. 315-415-
3648, www.sabastars.com.
VALLEY TAILGATE SALE: 9 a.m.
to 3 p.m. Saturday. Meachem
Three things to do
Darothy DeAngelo, of the Civil War Round Table, stands at the grave of Civil War hero
Gen. Edwin V.Sumner at Oakwood Cemetery in Syracuse. The cemetery will host a ghost
walk this weekend. (Dennis Nett/The Post-Standard)
GHOST TALES
What: Join Onondaga
Historical Association for
Ghost Walk Oakwood
Anthology Stroll. $15.
When: 6 to 7:15 p.m.
Friday.
Where: Oakwood
Cemetery, 940 Comstock
Ave., Syracuse.
Field, West Seneca Tpke., Syra-
cuse. Held rain or shine in the
parking area on West Seneca
Turnpike, opposite Midland Av-
enue. To benet the Meachem
Area Parks Association. Vendors
spaces available. $15 - $20 for
vendors. Free to browse. 315-492-
9471.
Books/
Literary
BOOKS
Add
events to our calendar online
and in Neighbors at
syracuse.com/myevent.
Its free, easy and available all
day, every day.
ROSE SHOW
What: Check out the
97th annual Syracuse
Rose Society rose show
in the canyon.
When: 1 p.m. Saturday.
Where: 9090 Destiny
USA Drive, Syracuse.
ALBANY HOMECOMING BOOK
READING AND MULTIMEDIA
PRESENTATION: 1 p.m. Saturday.
Erie Canal Museum, 318 Erie Blvd.
E., Syracuse. The Erie Canal
Museum celebrates Path Through
History Weekend with a multime-
dia presentation by Dorothy Stacy,
author of numerous historical
books for children. Stacy will read
parts of Albany Homecoming,
the third novel in her popular
Erie Canal Cousins series, and
show what a typical day in a 19th
century one-room schoolhouse
was like. Participants will enjoy
pencil-and-paper activities, games
and singing. Stacys books will be
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TALIGATE SALE
What: Vendors fill the
parking area. Free to
browse.
When: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Saturday.
Where: Meachem Field,
West Seneca Turnpike,
Syracuse.
available in the Museum shop.
Free. 315-471-0593, http://erie-
canalmuseum.org.
BETTS BOOK DISCUSSION: 10
a.m. Tuesday. Onondaga County
Public Library Betts Branch, 4862
S. Salina St., Syracuse. Join us to
create a booklist for 2016-17. Bring
your favorite book or a book list
to share (one volume). Free. 315-
435-1940.
BLOOMSDAY 2016: 6 to 10 p.m.
today. Nibsys Pub, 201 Ulster St.,
Syracuse. Syracuse James Joyce
Club is returning to the scene of
earlier Bloomsdays this year Nib-
sys Pub on Ulster Street at West
Fayette in Syracuse for its 23d
Bloomsday celebration on the tra-
ditional day, June 16, a Thursday.
Upstairs at Nibsys, the club will
present excerpts from all 18 epi-
sodes (chapters) of James Joyces
great novel Ulysses, considered
by many to be the most important
book of the 20th century. Food
and beverage service is available
to be ordered from the pub. No
admission. 315-593-9697, www.
facebook.com/syracusejjc/ .
BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP:
6:30 p.m. today. Onondaga
County Public Library Petit Branch,
105 Victoria Place, Syracuse. All
the Light We Cannot See, by
Anthony Doerr, will be discussed.
Free. 315-435-3636.
LOCAL AUTHOR SHOWCASE:
6 to 7:30 p.m. today. Barnes &
Noble Booksellers, 3454 Erie
Blvd. E., DeWitt. Stop by for a
meet and greet event as multiple
local and area authors will be
here to discuss their books and
sign copies. The subjects include
ction, thriller, science ction,
fantasy, religious, inspiration
and more. Free. 315-449-2948,
https://www.facebook.com/
events/1611827379137392/.
PAWS AND BOOKS: 10:30 to 11:30
a.m. Saturday. Onondaga County
Public Library Hazard Branch,
1620 W. Genesee St., Syracuse.
Enjoy reading a story to Cooper,
a trained, lovable dog certied as
a Canine Good Citizen. For ages
6-12. Free. 315-435-5326, www.
onlib.org.
Community
EVENTS
35TH ANNUAL FLEA MARKET
AND CRAFT SALE : 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. Saturday. Fairmount Com-
munity Church United Church of
Christ, 4801 W. Genesee St., Fair-
mount. This annual big event is
greatly anticipated by many in the
Town of Camillus and surrounding
communities and we encourage
you to bring your ea market
treasures or garage sale items or
new crafts to sell. We always have
a diverse group of vendors and a
lot of buyers. Food and bever-
ages will be available. Designated
spaces are on a rst come, rst
served basis on the receipt of a
paid reservation. Information and
the reservation form can be found
online. Reserved lawn space, $30;
indoor space, $35. 315-317-1476
or315-487-8521, www.fccucc1.org.
BOARD GAME FUN: 5 to 7
p.m. Tuesday; ending June 28.
Onondaga County Public Library
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Beauchamp Branch, 2111 S. Salina
St., Syracuse. Find a partner (or
three) and choose any of our
board games to play. For ages 5
and older. Free. 315-435-3395.
BOOK-A-LIBRARIAN: 10:30 a.m.
and 2:30 p.m. today to Friday,
Tuesday to June 22; ending June
30. Onondaga County Public
Library Mundy Branch, 1204 S.
Geddes St., Syracuse. Need
help nding your next job? Trying
to gure out that new laptop or
tablet? Schedule a one-on-one
session for help with job search-
ing, resume review and technol-
ogy basics. Call to schedule your
appointment. Free. 315-435-3797.
CAREGIVERS NEED A BREAK:
5:30 to 7 p.m. June 22. SAGE,
CNY Philanthropy Center, 431 E.
Fayette St., Syracuse. Offered
by Onondaga County Office for
Aging, Caregiver Services. As
caregivers, you may often feel
exhausted physically, emotionally,
mentally and even nancially while
caring for family or friends. You
may begin to feel overwhelmed
and uncertain where to turn for re-
lief for those you advocate for and
even for yourself. The class begins
with dening respite as periods
of short term relief and what the
benets are for both those who
are cared for and the caregiver.
Discussion will include various
respite options, such as respite in
the community, in-home respite,
as well as social and medical day
care programs. A light meal will be
served. Free. 315-435-2362.
CRAFT CLUB: 5:15 p.m. today.
Onondaga County Public Library
Beauchamp Branch, 2111 S. Salina
St., Syracuse. Stop by the library
and use your imagination and
discover new crafting techniques
to make fun and unique items with
a variety of materials. Ages 5 and
older. Free. 315-435-3395.
HOOKS & NEEDLES: 9:30
a.m. Saturday; ending June 25.
Onondaga County Public Library
Betts Branch, 4862 S. Salina St.,
Syracuse. A time to chat, knit, cro-
chet and share ideas in a casual
and friendly environment. All are
welcome. Free. 315-435-1940.
MAD CITY MONEY LITE: 1 to 2
p.m. Monday. Onondaga County
Public Library Paine Branch, 113
Nichols Ave., Syracuse. This gives
youth a taste of the real world,
complete with occupation, salary,
spouse, student loan debt, credit
card debt and medical insurance
payments. They make mistakes, in
a realistic, but safe, environment.
Once the shock wears off, they
re-evaluate choices and manage
their money effectively. Registra-
tion is required and limited to 25
participants in grades 9-12. Email
dmcgregor@onlib.org to register.
Free. 315-435-5442.
NEEDLE WORK CREATORS: 2 to
4 p.m. Saturday; ending June 25.
Onondaga County Public Library
Hazard Branch, 1620 W. Genesee
St., Syracuse. Come for knitting,
crocheting and needlepoint.
Beginners and advanced needle
workers welcome. Bring your own
supplies and share needle work
knowledge with your peers. Free.
315-435-5326.
PRESCHOOL PLAY & LEARN:
9:30 a.m. June 22. Onondaga
County Public Library Beauchamp
Branch, 2111 S. Salina St., Syra-
cuse. Children up to 5-years-old
can play with our educational toys,
sensory materials and enjoy some
books. Free. 315-435-3395.
SANKOFA PIECEMAKERS QUILT-
ING GROUP: 10 a.m. Saturday;
ending June 25. Onondaga
County Public Library Beauchamp
Branch, 2111 S. Salina St., Syra-
cuse. Beauchamp Branch Library
is the home of Sankofa Piece-
makers where they meet every
Saturday in a friendly supportive
atmosphere to learn new quilting
techniques and to practice tradi-
tional one. Free. 315-435-3395.
WII & GAME FUN: 3 p.m. Friday;
ending June 24. Onondaga
County Public Library Beau-
champ Branch, 2111 S. Salina St.,
Syracuse. Test your skills on the
Nintendo Wii and enjoy an assort-
ment of games. Ages 5 and older. for all. Free. 315-428-9366, www.
Free. 315-435-3395.
YU-GI-OH!: 10:30 a.m. Saturday;
ending June 25. Onondaga Coun-
ty Public Library Mundy Branch,
1204 S. Geddes St., Syracuse.
Trading card game players are
invited to join this informal group
for all ages. Free. 315-435-3797.
FESTIVALS
PLAZAPALOOZA: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Saturday. Everson Community
Plaza, Harrison St., Syracuse. A
one day festival celebrating the
arts and creativity in our commu-
nity. Free museum admission all
day long, plus a Makers Market,
art making, demonstrations, raku
ring, music, Beer Garden, food
truck rodeo and more to do on
the Everson Community Plaza.
Free. 315-474-6064, http://www.
everson.org.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL: 4
to 7 p.m. today. Transguration
Church, 740 Teall Ave., Syracuse.
Strawberry shortcakes or sundaes,
hamburgers, hot dogs, Kielbasa
and sausage sandwiches, salt
potatoes, craft booth. Held rain or
shine and handicapped acces-
sible. Cost varies. 315-479-6129,
none.
Food, Drink &
Dining
FOOD
CNY FOOD BANKS FOOD
$EN$E BUYING PROGRAM :
noon to 2 p.m. June 22; ending
July 10. St. Mark The Evangelist
Episcopal Church, 1612 W. Gen-
esee St., Syracuse. Food $en$e
CALENDAR
is a cooperative food buying
program through the CNY Food
Bank. Anyone may buy using cash
or EBT cards. Orders are prepaid
and delivered to the church two
weeks later. Folks may order one
or more units for $15.50. Units
are comprised of a variety of
fresh, frozen and canned produce,
meats and sh. Several specials
are also offered each month of
larger quantities of frozen items.
$15.50. 315-422-4818, www.
stmarksyracuse.com.
Health &
Fitness
DEPRESSION BIPOLAR SUP-
PORT ALLIANCE WEEKLY
SUPPORT GROUP MEETING:
6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday; end-
ing Sept. 27. Transitional Living
Services, 420 E. Genesee St.,
Syracuse. Depression and bipolar
disorder can be isolating illnesses,
but DBSA peer to peer support
groups can help you connect with
others who have been there as
well. This support group is open
to all who have a mental illness.
Please arrive by 6:15 p.m. Parking
in the rear of the building is free
Destiny USA Dr., Syracuse. Held
dbsacentralnewyork.org.
EXERCISE
BEGINNING YOGA: 10 a.m.
Saturday; ending June 25.
Onondaga County Public Library
White Branch, 763 Butternut St.,
Syracuse. This class will teach the
basics of yoga breathing, stretch-
ing and meditation. People of all
ages are welcome to join, though
kids must be accompanied by an
adult. No experience necessary.
Bring your own yoga mat or small
blanket and wear loose clothing.
Free. 315-435-3519.
WEDNESDAY WALK: SQUARE
WALK, SENIOR WALK: noon
to 12:45 p.m. June 22. Clinton
Square, Clinton St., Syracuse.
Taking steps toward a better
Syracuse. A shorter, slower walk
around Clinton Square focusing
on the history of the Erie Canal,
the original heart
of Syra-
cuse. Free. 315-399-4100, http://
www.downtownsyracuse.com/
wednesdaywalk.
YOGA FOR EVERYONE: 6
p.m. Monday; ending June 27.
Onondaga County Public Library
Betts Branch, 4862 S. Salina St.,
Syracuse. Free one hour class
of gentle yoga with Mr. Jay. Free.
315-435-1940.
YOGA WITH HEART : 10:30 a.m.
to noon Saturday; ending Aug.
20. Everson Museum of Art, 401
Harrison St., Syracuse. Open your
heart space in this alignment-
based yoga class and connect
your body with the art that sur-
rounds you. A yoga instructor will
guide you through proper form
and precision of poses. All skill
levels welcome. Stay after class
for a few minutes to enjoy a mini-
tour led by an Everson docent.
$10-$15. 315-474-6064, http://
www.everson.org.
INFORMATION
FORUM: HEROIN, OPIATES,
SYNTHETIC AND OTHER DRUGS:
6:30 p.m. June 22. Unity Church
and Spiritual Center, 300 W.
Seneca Tpke., Syracuse. This is
the second of Unitys Just for the
Health of It seven-week wellness
series. Presentation, panel, Q&A
focused on opiates and other
addictive drugs. Personal stories
shared by individuals impacted by
heroin, synthetic and other drugs.
Practical information and guidance
from community experts. Open to
the public. Free. 315-492-0330,
www.unitysyracuse.org.
Home/
Garden
GARDEN
97TH ANNUAL SYRACUSE ROSE
SOCIETYS ROSE SHOW: 1 p.m.
Saturday. Destiny USA, 9090
in the Canyon area. Public viewing
will be from 1 to 4:30 p.m. Free.
315-676-4850, http://syracusero-
sesociety.org.
JUNE IS BUSTIN- A HORTICUL-
TURE SHOW: 1 to 6 p.m. Friday.
Pebble Hill Presbyterian Church,
5299 Jamesville Road, DeWitt.
Presented by the Home Garden
Club of Syracuse. The show will
be judged by the National Garden
Clubs standards. Entries will
include Horticulture grown and
exhibited by Home Garden Club
members as well as local FGCNYS
members. Horticulture classes
will include owering annuals,
foliage plants, perennials and
biennials, combination plantings,
arboreal branches and owering
shrubs. The event is open to the
public for viewing following the
judging. Come and learn more
with gardening and horticulture
enthusiasts from CNY. Free.
315-481-4005, www.homegarden-
clubofsyracuse.com.
HOME
HAWLEY-GREEN HOUSE TOUR:
10 a.m. Saturday. First English
Lutheran Church, 501 James St.,
Syracuse. Have you wondered
what our city looked like when the
Erie Canal still ran through Syra-
cuse? Can you imagine our roads
as trolley tracks? Take a walk
back through history. Nestled in a
triangle between Lodi and James
streets, and Burnet Avenue, the
Hawley-Green Historic District
houses some of the earliest and
nest residential Victorian archi-
tecture in Syracuse. This is your
chance to tour the neighborhood,
learn the stories behind these
great buildings, and see what
historic features are still inside
NEIGHBORS CITY
some of the homes today. Tours
will depart every hour from 10
a.m. to 1 p.m. Over the course of a
1onemile walk, you will get to tour
eight unique homes and learn the
rich history of the neighborhood.
$10. 315-425-1032, https://www.
eventbrite.com/e/hawley-green-
house-tour-tickets-25523519534.
Living
CAMP/CLASS
COMPUTERS FOR BEGINNERS:
10 a.m. June 22; ending June 29.
Onondaga County Public Library
Hazard Branch, 1620 W. Gen-
esee St., Syracuse. One-on-one
instruction on Internet searching,
word-processing, e-mail and more
is available by appointment. Free.
315-435-5326, www.onlib.org.
ENGLISH LANGUAGE CONVER-
SATION CLASS: 1:15 to 3 p.m.
today; ending June 30. Robert P.
Kinchen Central Library, The Gal-
leries of Syracuse, 447 S. Salina
St., Syracuse. Practice informal
conversational skills, grammar
and vocabulary with other English
language learners. Register. Free.
315-435-1900.
KNITTING FOR BEGINNERS: 6
p.m. June 22; ending June 29.
Onondaga County Public Library
Betts Branch, 4862 S. Salina St.,
Syracuse. Learn the basics of knit-
ting. Yarn will be provided. Bring
your own size 10 knitting needles.
Register. Free. 315-435-1940,
www.onlib.org.
SPROCKETS TO SPOKES: AN AD-
VENTURE IN BIKE REPAIR: 2:30
p.m. Saturday. Onondaga County
Public Library Petit Branch, 105
Victoria Place, Syracuse. You al-
ready know how to ride your bike
but do you know how to repair it?
Workshop presented by Ben Wor-
muth, a 17-year-old with a passion
for mountain biking, bike repair
and restoring vintage bikes. Regis-
tration required. Teens who attend
this workshop will earn a Bike
Repair Badge in the Teen Reading
Club. Free. 315-435-3636.
HISTORY
OAKWOOD ANTHOLOGY: 6
to 7:15 p.m. Friday; 5:30 a.m. to
7:15 p.m. Saturday; ending June
24. Oakwood Cemetery, 940
Comstock Ave., Syracuse. Join
Onondaga Historical Association
for Ghost Walk Oakwood Anthol-
ogy Stroll under Oakwoods shade
and take in compelling stories
from those who have gone before
and now rest there. Tours leave
every 15 minutes and last about 1
1/2 hours. Reservations required.
You must enter the cemetery
using the East Colvin Street
entrance located almost directly
across from Moore Avenue. $15;
OHA members, $12. Group rates
available. 315-428-1864, www.
cnyhistory.org.
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Baldwinsville Police
Criminal mischief
Timothy W. Miller, 40, of 321
Dickerson St., Syracuse, May
27, fourth-degree; also charged
with second-degree unlawful im-
prisonment; and second-degree
harassment.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Rashad T. Marquez, 28, of 615
Catherine St., Syracuse, June 1,
second-degree; also charged
with driving without a license;
and tinted-window violation.
Charged at Syracuse Street,
Baldwinsville.
DeWitt Police
Falsifying business records
Micah D. Wells, 27, of 623 Lem-
oyne Ave., Syracuse, May 14,
rst-degree; also charged with
petit larceny. Charged at Bridge
Street, DeWitt.
Criminal mischief
Dusty W. Lenhardt, 35, of 109 W.
Newell St., Syracuse, May 26,
third-degree. Charged at South
Bay Road, North Syracuse.
Aggravated driving while
intoxicated
Betty K. Pickering, 55, of 127
Culbert St., Syracuse, May 22;
also charged with driving while
intoxicated; driving with a blood-
alcohol count of more than
0.08; and failure to keep right.
Charged at Kirkville Road at
Kinne Street, East Syracuse.
Driving while intoxicated
Ricky A. Bullock, 25, of 409
Cherry St., Syracuse, May 28;
also charged with driving with
a blood-alcohol count of more
than 0.08; unlawful possession
of marijuana; and moving from
lane unsafely. Charged at Inter-
state 481 , DeWitt.
Driving while intoxicated
Emilio L. Virgilio, 34, of 163 Ha-
zelhurst Ave., Syracuse, May 28;
also charged with driving with
a blood-alcohol count of more
than 0.08. Charged at Thompson
Road, DeWitt.
Criminal mischief
Kendra S. Jones, 24, of 407 N.
Midler Ave., Lot 81, Syracuse,
May 23, fourth-degree. Charged
at 407 N. Midler Ave., Syracuse.
Petit larceny
Jessica D Fredette, 30, of 231
Carbon St., Back Apt., Syracuse,
May 25; also charged with tres-
pass. Charged at 6589 Thomp-
son Road, DeWitt.
Petit larceny
Raven J. Griffin, 21, of 216 Rob-
inson St., Syracuse, May 25.
Charged at 3439 Erie Blvd. E.,
DeWitt.
Petit larceny
Sandra L. Hemingway, 31, of 511
Ash St., Apt. 1, Syracuse, June
7. Charged at 555 S. State St.,
Syracuse.
Petit larceny
Jerry J. Muldrow, 51, of 105 Linwill
Terrace, Apt. 2, Syracuse, June
2. Charged at 5400 Butternut
Drive, DeWitt.
Petit larceny
Mary A. Nesheiwat, 43, of 215
Seward St., Syracuse, May 29.
Charged at 6438 Basile Rowe,
East Syracuse.
Petit larceny
Jamarr D. Scott, 33, of 145 Fern-
wood Ave., Syracuse, June 5.
Charged at 3179 Erie Blvd. E.,
DeWitt.
Petit larceny
James D. Ziparo, 55, of 1312 But-
ternut St., Apt. D1, Syracuse, May
23. Charged at James Street,
DeWitt.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Devon M. Gardner, 32, of 107 Sa-
bine St., Apt. 2, Syracuse, June
2, second-degree; also charged
with false personation; and driv-
ing without a license. Charged
at 6325 Thompson Road, East
Syracuse.
Criminal impersonation
Lashauna L. Monahan, 18, of 264
McLennan Ave., Syracuse, May
30, second-degree. Charged at
264 McLennan Ave., Syracuse.
Obstructing governmental
administration
Darryl J.A. Hill, 29, of 170 Polk
St., Apt. 3, Syracuse, May 25,
second-degree; also charged
with unlawful possession of mari-
juana. Charged at Polk Street,
Syracuse.
Liverpool Police
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Dewitt P. Rohadfox, 35, of 411 W.
Lafayette Ave., Syracuse, June 5,
second-degree. Charged at 1000
Tulip St., Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Rodney L. Fair, 22, of 117 Village
Drive, Syracuse, June 5, third-
degree. Charged at 400 Tulip St.,
Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Ikeam L. Moore, 27, of 1103 S.
Townsend St., Syracuse, June
5, third-degree. Charged at 600
Oswego St., Liverpool.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Tyonna I. Williams, 23, of 715
Cannon St., Syracuse, June 1,
third-degree. Charged at 700
Tulip St., Liverpool.
Onondaga County
Sheriffs Office
Conspiracy
Tristan Cirino, 20, of 324 Shon-
nard St, Syracuse, June 7,
second-degree; also charged
with third-degree criminal sale of
a controlled substance.
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Naree T. Speights, 18, of 315
Leavenworth, Syracuse, June 6,
third-degree; also charged with
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seventh-degree criminal posses-
sion of a controlled substance.
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Kenny T. Williams, 18, of 315
Leavenworth, Syracuse, June 6,
third-degree; also charged with
seventh-degree criminal posses-
sion of a controlled substance.
Burglary
William J. Lynch, 33, of 313 Mer-
riman Av, Syracuse, June 7,
second-degree; also charged
with fourth-degree grand lar-
ceny; and fourth-degree criminal
mischief.
Burglary
Zachary T. Rowe, 19, of 753 James
St Apt#-402, Syracuse, June 2,
second-degree; also charged
with fourth-degree grand
larceny; fourth-degree criminal
mischief; and possession of
burglars tools.
Promoting prison contraband
Jennifer Marie Brisk, 35, of 313
Chemung St Apt#-1, Syracuse,
June 8, rst-degree; also
charged with seventh-degree
criminal possession of a con-
trolled substance.
Promoting prison contraband
William J. Lynch, 33, of 313 Mer-
riman Av, Syracuse, June 8,
rst-degree.
Promoting a sexual perfor-
mance by a child
Stephan Zook, 43, of 340
Randolph St, Syracuse, June 9;
also charged with possessing a
sexual performance by a child.
Criminal possession of a
forged instrument
Darren K. Lynch, 24, of 1530 E
Genesee St Apt#-101, Syracuse,
June 1, second-degree; also
charged with fth-degree crimi-
nal solicitation.
Criminal possession of a
forged instrument
Chaquora Angela Moore, 26, of
268 W Calthrop Av, Syracuse,
June 2, second-degree; also
charged with rst-degree falsify-
ing business records; and fourth-
degree grand larceny.
Falsifying business records
Naree T. Speights, 18, of 315
Leavenworth, Syracuse, June 7,
rst-degree; also charged with
second-degree criminal imper-
sonation.
Criminal possession of stolen
property
Jack Edward Merithew, 51, of 334
Hoeer St Apt#-2, Syracuse, May
17, fourth-degree.
Grand larceny
Duanisha S. Goode, 28, of 2700
Grand Concourse, Bronx, June 7,
fourth-degree.
Grand larceny
Nancy L. Popenfuss, 44, of 419
Elliott St, Syracuse, May 17,
fourth-degree; also charged with
identity theft in the third-degree;
and petit larceny.
Driving while intoxicated
Daniel P. Brooks, 24, of 219
Wynneld Dr, Syracuse, June 5;
also charged with driving with
a blood-alcohol count of more
than 0.08; driving without a
license; and inadequate equip-
ment.
Driving while intoxicated
Timothy J. Hurn, 58, of 1901
Court St, Syracuse, May 24;
also charged with driving with
a blood-alcohol count of more
than 0.08; making an improper
or unsafe turn; moving from lane
unsafely; and use of portable
electronic device.
Criminal mischief
Jesse A. Dodrill, 20, of 301 E Glen
Av, Syracuse, May 31, fourth-
degree.
Criminal mischief
Sherese A. Howard, 26, of 624
Cannon St, Syracuse, June 8,
fourth-degree.
Petit larceny
Ronald Monroe, 47, of 121 Carlisle
St, Syracuse, May 26.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Mikel J. Mitchell, 34, of 1020
Butternut St, Syracuse, May 26,
second-degree; also charged
with driving without a license;
having no inspection certicate;
and ignition interlock device
violation.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Carmen Rivas, 45, of 123 John St,
Syracuse, May 25, second-de-
gree; also charged with driving
without a safety belt, or having a
front-seat adult without a safety
belt.
False personation
Kathryn E. Daly, 30, of 205 Ken-
more, Syracuse, June 8.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Brittany Baines, 26, of 126
Lawrence St, Syracuse, May 26,
third-degree; also charged with
driving without a license; and
driving without a safety belt, or
having a front-seat adult without
a safety belt.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Jainor Calcano, 34, of 312 Fitch
St, Syracuse, May 25, third-de-
gree; also charged with driving
without a safety belt, or having a
front-seat adult without a safety
belt.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Jamal Luckie, 26, of 155 Hubbell
Av, Syracuse, June 4, third-de-
gree; also charged with driving
without a license.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Docciana I. Mack, 27, of 115 Dale
St, Syracuse, May 26, third-
degree.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Johnathan P. Nowey, 29, of 322
Glenwood Av, Syracuse, May 27,
third-degree; also charged with
driving without a safety belt, or
having a front-seat adult without
a safety belt.
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Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Sadeke R. Wade, 51, of 1012
Carbon St Apt#-2, Syracuse, May
25, third-degree.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Deshawnte M. Waller, 39, of
1403 Grant Blvd, Syracuse, May
27, third-degree; also charged
with driving an unregistered
motor vehicle; driving without a
license; inadequate equipment;
and missing or obscured license
plate.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Neal B. Wood, 33, of 5214 Route
11, Homer, May 4, third-degree;
also charged with failure to keep
right.
State Police
Criminal possession of a
forged instrument
Sandee C. Lenhardt, 25, of 336
Beech St., Syracuse, June 6,
rst-degree; also charged with
seventh-degree criminal posses-
sion of a controlled substance;
and third-degree aggravated
unlicensed operation of a motor
vehicle. Charged at Rochester
Street, Fulton.
Criminal possession of a
forged instrument
Charles J. Tifft, 21, of Syracuse,
June 8, second-degree; also
charged with petit larceny.
Charged at 3273 county Route
2, Pulaski.
Criminal mischief
Angelo J. McKenzie, 29, of
Syracuse, June 11, third-degree;
also charged with third-degree
assault; second-degree obstruct-
ing governmental administration;
resisting arrest; third-degree
menacing; and disorderly con-
duct. Charged at 5170 Hilltop
Road, Onondaga.
Driving while intoxicated
Brian W. Messe, 26, of Syracuse,
June 9; also charged with driv-
ing with a blood-alcohol count
of more than 0.08; and unlaw-
ful possession of marijuana.
Charged at Grant Boulevard,
Syracuse.
Driving while intoxicated
Thomas E. Trudell, 62, of Syra-
cuse, June 8; also charged with
driving with a blood-alcohol
count of more than 0.08.
Charged at Interstate 81 Near
Thruway Toll Booths, Salina.
Criminal possession of a
weapon
Norman E. Dennis, 20, of
Syracuse, June 6, fourth-degree.
Charged at Interstate 81, Hast-
ings.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Arren L. Edwards, 29, of Syracuse,
June 9, second-degree; also
charged with second-degree
criminal impersonation; and driv-
ing with a suspended or revoked
registration. Charged at 555 S.
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POLICE, FROM PAGE T-14
State St., Syracuse.
Obstructing governmental
administration
Delron C. Mitchell, 28, of Syra-
cuse, June 11, second-degree.
Charged at 5167 Hilltop Road,
Onondaga.
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Erin M. Lighton, 26, of Syracuse,
June 9, seventh-degree; also
charged with possession of con-
trolled substance not in original
container. Charged at Grant
Boulevard, Syracuse.
Unlawfully dealing with a
child
Mandi J. Janack, 32, of Syracuse,
June 6, second-degree.
Syracuse Police
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Leotis M. Brown, 31, of 1110 S. Mc-
Bride St., Syracuse, June 9, sec-
ond-degree; also charged with
third-degree criminal possession
of a controlled substance; fourth-
degree criminal possession of a
controlled substance; seventh-
degree criminal possession of a
controlled substance; second-
degree criminally using drug
paraphernalia; and unlawful pos-
session of marijuana. Charged at
1110 S. McBride St., Syracuse.
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Cory J. Dandrich, 30, of 827
Park St., Apt. 4, Syracuse, June
7, third-degree; also charged
with seventh-degree criminal
possession of a controlled
substance; and second-degree
criminally using drug parapher-
nalia. Charged at 827 Park St.,
Syracuse.
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Diaquinn S. Johnson, 30, of 709
John St., No. 2, Utica, June
7, third-degree; also charged
with seventh-degree criminal
possession of a controlled
substance; and second-degree
criminally using drug parapher-
nalia. Charged at 827 Park St.,
Syracuse.
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
John G. Nunez, 35, of 827 Opark
St., No. 12, Syracuse, June 7,
third-degree; also charged
with seventh-degree criminal
possession of a controlled
substance; and second-degree
criminally using drug parapher-
nalia. Charged at 527 Park St.,
Syracuse.
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Raqueeb Shadreem, 38, of 564
Oakwood Ave., Syracuse, June
7, third-degree; also charged
with tampering with physical evi-
dence; seventh-degree criminal
possession of a controlled sub-
stance; second-degree criminally
using drug paraphernalia; and
false personation. Charged at
827 Park St., Syracuse.
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Tina M. Snow, 37, of 518 Rider
Ave., A2, Syracuse, June 7,
third-degree; also charged with
seventh-degree criminal posses-
sion of a controlled substance;
unlawful possession of mari-
juana; and using a mobile phone
while driving. Charged at 300 N.
Franklin St., Syracuse.
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Joshua Stanley, 20, of 145 Croly
St., Syracuse, June 8, third-de-
gree; also charged with second-
degree criminal contempt; and
seventh-degree criminal posses-
sion of a controlled substance.
Charged at 1027 S. McBride St.,
Syracuse.
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Charles E. Williams III, 38, of 205
Herkimer St., Syracuse, June 3,
third-degree; also charged with
fourth-degree criminal posses-
sion of a controlled substance;
seventh-degree criminal posses-
sion of a controlled substance;
and unlawful possession of mari-
juana. Charged at 201 S. Geddes
St., Syracuse.
Assault
Hosam A. Alguhem, 18, of 223
Willis Ave., Syracuse, June 9,
second-degree; also charged
with fourth-degree criminal pos-
session of a weapon. Charged at
100 Croly St., Syracuse.
Assault
Taliyah King, 21, of 155 Ballantyne
Road, No. 55B, Syracuse, June
9, second-degree; also charged
with fourth-degree criminal pos-
session of a weapon. Charged at
165 Ballantyne Road, Syracuse.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Andrew S. Williams, 28, of 1117
Westcott St., Syracuse, June 3,
rst-degree; also charged with
felony driving while intoxicated;
driving with a blood-alcohol
count of more than 0.08; failure
to keep right; ignition interlock
device violation; and moving
from lane unsafely. Charged at
1000 Westcott St., Syracuse.
Criminal contempt
Carl Brown, 26, of 1607 Park
St., Up Apt., Syracuse, June
4, rst-degree; also charged
with second-degree criminal
contempt; fourth-degree criminal
mischief; and second-degree
harassment. Charged at 1607
Park St., Syracuse.
Criminal possession of stolen
property
Barry S. Stewart Jr., 22, of 1000
Bellevue Ave., Apt. 10, Syracuse,
June 3, fourth-degree; also
charged with third-degree
unauthorized use of a vehicle.
Charged at 1000 S. McBride St.,
Syracuse.
Criminal possession of stolen
property
Frederick N. Tarwell, 43, of 6235
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E. Seneca Turnpike, C2, James-
ville, June 7, fourth-degree;
also charged with third-degree
unauthorized use of a vehicle;
third-degree unlawfully eeing a
police officers in a motor vehicle;
and reckless driving. Charged at
555 S. State St., Syracuse.
Grand larceny
Rodney Little, 49, of 375 Valley
Drive, Syracuse, June 6, fourth-
degree; also charged with petit
larceny. Charged at 511 S. State
St., Syracuse.
Criminal mischief
Dequan J. Manuel, 30, of 244
Moore Ave., Syracuse, June 7,
third-degree; also charged with
second-degree harassment.
Charged at 244 Moore Ave.,
Syracuse.
Driving while intoxicated
Jerry J. Dowdell, 40, of 827
Oak St., Syracuse, June 3; also
charged with driving with a
blood-alcohol count of more
than 0.08; and third-degree ag-
gravated unlicensed operation
of a motor vehicle. Charged at
2400 Midland Ave., Syracuse.
Driving while intoxicated
Victor L. Ware, 38, of 321 Beecher
St., Syracuse, June 7; also
charged with third-degree ag-
gravated unlicensed operation of
a motor vehicle; and driving the
wrong way on a one-way street.
Charged at 400 Willumae Drive,
Syracuse.
Criminal obstruction of
breathing or blood circulation
George Knighton, 28, of 403
Carbon St., Syracuse, June 9;
also charged with petit larceny;
and second-degree harassment.
Charged at 700 Butternut St.,
Syracuse.
Criminal mischief
Sinclair Blalock, 47, of 120 Gifford
St., Syracuse, June 8, fourth-de-
gree; also charged with second-
degree harassment. Charged at
511 S. State St., Syracuse.
Criminal mischief
Tyquinn Cannon, 23, of 114 Hovey
St., Syracuse, June 7, fourth-
degree. Charged at 100 Webster
Ave., Syracuse.
Criminal mischief
Kevin Anthony Mixon Jr., 23, of
708 James St., No. 3, Syracuse,
June 8, fourth-degree. Charged
at 500 Solar St., Syracuse.
Criminal mischief
William D. Sellers, 49, of Home-
less, June 7, fourth-degree; also
charged with public lewdness;
and trespass. Charged at 4141 S.
Salina St., Syracuse.
Criminal possession of a
weapon
Tammi Saunders, 44, of 2104
Midland Ave., Syracuse, June
2, fourth-degree; also charged
with second-degree menacing.
Charged at 2104 Midland Ave.,
Syracuse.
Criminal possession of
marijuana
David Smith, 30, of 414 W. Os-
trander Ave., Syracuse, April 18,
fourth-degree; also charged with
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unlawful possession of marijua-
na. Charged at 100 W. Calthrop
Ave., Syracuse.
Petit larceny
Jerome J. Forcione, 53, of 160
Wells Ave., North Syracuse, June
4. Charged at 145 May Drive,
Syracuse.
Petit larceny
Abdul D. Omar, 21, of 414
Oakwood, Syracuse, June 4.
Charged at 1742 Destiny USA,
Syracuse.
Petit larceny
Keith A. Trice, 42, of 136 Baldwin
Ave., Syracuse, June 3. Charged
at 200 Shonnard St., Syracuse.
Resisting arrest
Gregory Johnson, 30, of 222
Fabius St., Syracuse, June 3.
Charged at 200 W. Borden Ave.,
Syracuse.
Resisting arrest
Deandra L. Judge, 23, of 10 Will
Court, Syracuse, June 9; also
charged with disorderly conduct.
Charged at 9 Will Court, Syra-
cuse.
Resisting arrest
Donato P. Landi, 22, of 441 West-
brook Hills Drive, Syracuse, June
4; also charged with third-degree
menacing. Charged at 311 Tomp-
kins St., Syracuse.
Criminal contempt
Stephen Jeckell, 52, of 613
Winton St., Syracuse, June 8,
second-degree. Charged at 613
Winton St., Syracuse.
Criminal contempt
Joshua L. Lobdell, 32, of 102 Park
St., Apt. 2, Syracuse, June 3,
second-degree. Charged at 201
Seward St., Syracuse.
Criminal contempt
Milburn McClain, 40, of 753
James St., Apt. 1108, Syracuse,
June 6, second-degree; also
charged with petit larceny; and
second-degree harassment.
Charged at 753 James St.,
Syracuse.
Criminal contempt
Tytrone Mulligan, 24, of 38
Brown St., Baldwinsville, June 6,
second-degree. Charged at 1900
E. Fayette St., Syracuse.
Criminal trespass
Kenley L. Peck, 31, of 144 Northrup
Blvd., Syracuse, June 7, second-
degree.
Obstructing governmental
administration
Raqueck Shadreera, 38, of 564
Oakwood Ave., Syracuse, June 7,
second-degree. Charged at 827
Park St., Syracuse.
Unlawful imprisonment
Kiarsha Q. Mallory, 21, of 1139
Lemoyne Ave., Apt. 1, Syracuse,
June 9, second-degree. Charged
at 1139 Lemoyne Ave., Syracuse.
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Rashard Graham, 28, of 344 N.
Beech St., Apt. 2, Syracuse, June
8, seventh-degree. Charged at
1100 Park St., Syracuse.
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Amber Rose Letizia, 22, of 13237
White Cemetery, Hannibal, June
8, seventh-degree. Charged at
Teall Avenue, Syracuse.
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Joquail Lewis, 21, of 1828 S. State
St., Syracuse, June 8, seventh-
degree; also charged with un-
lawful possession of marijuana.
Charged at 200 Landon Ave.,
Syracuse.
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Efrain Maldonado, 20, of 1127
W. Colvin St., Syracuse, June 8,
seventh-degree. Charged at 555
S. State St., Syracuse.
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Matthew T. Pyke, 25, of 5092
Onondaga Road, Syracuse, June
6, seventh-degree; also charged
with third-degree aggravated
unlicensed operation of a motor
vehicle; driving without a license;
and speeding. Charged at Onon-
daga Street, Syracuse.
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Kevin J. Richards, 28, of 7102 US
Route 11, Tully, June 7, seventh-
degree. Charged at 120 Davis
St., Syracuse.
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Vanico E. Spaights, 37, of 305
Lafayette Ave., Syracuse, June
7, seventh-degree; also charged
with unlawful possession of mari-
juana. Charged at 1100 S. Salina
St., Syracuse.
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Laura A. Tereulli, 34, of 24 Jones
Drive, Fulton, April 22, seventh-
degree. Charged at 200 Holland
St., Syracuse.
Assault
Justus B. Orr, 19, of 1210 Carbon
St., Apt. 1, Syracuse, June 3,
third-degree. Charged at 1200
Carbon St., Syracuse.
Assault
Shanta Reed, 29, of 129 Village
Drive. Ext., Syracuse, June 3,
third-degree. Charged at 111 Vil-
lage Drive, Syracuse.
Unauthorized use of a vehicle
Ishmeal Elmore, 23, of 203 Village
Drive, Apt. 3, Syracuse, June 3,
third-degree; also charged with
unlawful possession of marijua-
na. Charged at 1000 S. McBride
St., Syracuse.
False personation
Jarvon Wright, 19, of 166 Wiman
Ave., Syracuse, June 7; also
charged with unlawful posses-
sion of marijuana. Charged at
800 S. Salina St., Syracuse.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Dandre T. Terrell, 21, of 881 South
Ave., Syracuse, June 7, third-de-
gree. Charged at 100 Kirk Ave.,
Syracuse.
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NEWSOFTHEWEEK

REMEMBERING THEIR BROTHERS AND SISTERS

A child sits on
the shoulders
of a man in a
vigil Monday
at Syracuse
City Hall to
remember
the fallen in
the Orlando
shooting in
a gay club.
(Photos by Dennis
Nett / dnett@
syracuse)

About 300 people

attended a candlelight vigil
Monday in Syracuse at
City Hall in remembrance
of the 49 victims killed
and 53 seriously injured
early Sunday morning at a
gay night club in Orlando.
Earlier the rainbow ag
was raised at City Hall
to mark the start of Gay
Pride week. We are a
strong community of
solidarity where everyone
belongs; a community that
celebrates diversity, even
when it makes us nervous;
a community that faces
oppression in its many,
ugly incarnations with
support, encouragement, Mohamed Khater, president of the
Islamic Society of CNY, above, reads a
hope, love and, yes, faith, prepared statement at the candlelight
said AJ Striffler, of First vigil. Serena Rahzie Seals and Tallie
Hudgins, right, stand in solidarity with
English Lutheran Church in those from the Orlando community in
Syracuse. the wake of the mass shootings there.

Those
attending
the vigil,
left, mark
a moment
of silence.
At right,
others share
a somber
moment.
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Graduation2016
WEST GENESEE HIGH SCHOOL
Graduation:
VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
1 p.m. Saturday,
June 18 at Name: Colleen Augello Name: Hannah Humphrey
Onondaga Town: Camillus
Community Town: Camillus
College Parents: Karen Cregan and Greg Augello Parents: Joanne Humphrey and Michael
Humphrey
My plans in the next few years: Colgate
University My plans in the next few years: Attending
George Washington University.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my
high school experience: The lasting friend- My career plans: Career in international affairs
ships I have made. working with at-risk youth and women

My favorite quote or saying: Dance like nobodys watching. What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
Making friends and learning more about myself and the world
This is who has inspired me the most: My mom
My favorite quote or saying: All you need is faith, trust, and pixie
My advice to my graduating class: Always stay humble and kind. dust. - Peter Pan
A
Kaelyn Agonito What I do to relax and unwind: Watch TV and read. This is who has inspired me the most: My teacher, Mrs. Graham
Emily Ahrens
Maessa Almlaiti
Word or phrase that best describes me: Type A My advice to my graduating class: Never give up and never stop
Lauren Amedro How I want my classmates to remember me at our 25-year believing in yourself.
JNazia Anderson reunion: For being a hard worker and a supportive friend. What I do to relax and unwind: Read
Stephen Anderson
Colleen Augello
Fakhri Awawda
Kamel Awayda Kylie Bryant Allison Connors E Vincent Gettino Samantha Heyn Michela Kahsay Kayla Llanos Alexa Meager
Karen Awayda Frank Bufano Ryan Constance Robert Eckert Alexis Giachetti Kasson Hibbard Rebecca Kanoza Bradley Loranger Anthony Mesa
Yasmeen Awayda Kyle Bunch Daniel Corcoran Rhiannon Edlind Gabriella Giacovelli Jenna Hickey Michael Karam Domenick Losurdo IV Shayne Middleton
Juliana Burns Nicole Corrente Cathryn Erhard Andrew Gilbert Zackary Hockey Sophie Karam Brianne LoVine Kevin Miller
B Aren Burnside Conner Crandall Connor Erhardt Sara Gillette Christian Holcomb Emma Karp Madeline Lowry Christopher Miner
Abigail Badeau Hunter Buza Hannah Crowley Cassandra Evans Victoria Giudice Kaitlin Holdrege Catherine Kastick Megan Luckette Bridget Mitchell
Malek Badwan Bahie Ezzat Breana Gladle Victoria Holzhauer Megan Kavney Katherine Luibrand Cassandra Mondello
Annie Baker C D Perry Gonzalez Jason Houde Regina Kelley Brandon Moore
Krista Baraniewicz Dominic Calabria Christopher F Evan Gould Jane Howes James Kerr M Zavier Moreman
DAlessandro Olivia Macaluso
Chelsea Barber Colin Calkins Nicholas Faiola Lora Gould Robert Howes Ahmed Khattab Julia Morgans
Kelsee Darling Patrick Macko
Nicholas Barbur Stephanie Campagna Megan Farmer Collin Gourd Hailee Hugasian Stan Kishov Thomas Mossotti
Katelyn Dattellas Emma Madonna
Ernest Barlow Jr. Alexandra Cardinal Emily Farrelly Nathan Grabowski Jesse Hummell Mackenzie Kittell Jacob Moziak
Courtney Davico Allison Mahar
Meagan Barnes Kimberly Carmona Trent Fassinger Casey Graham Hannah Humphrey Madisyn Kittell
Chad de la Rosa Joseph Mahoney III
Grant Baron Danica Cassabon Zachary Federico Nicholas Graham Taylor Jo Hunter Andrew Klaczko N
Caitlin Deaver Joseph Malinowski
Jack Barrett Michelle Cassidy Michael Felix Andrew Grecco Sarah Huppman Joshua Kole Timothy Mulcahey
Nicholas DeCirce Luke Manning
Conor Bartlett Linnea Ceilly Sarah Ferranti Emily Green Justin Huppmann Kyle Korzeniewski Isabelle Murphy
Adam Dedrick Stefania Marzynski
Brandon Bauder Emily Cerchia Christian Ferry Laurel Green Marisa Hurst Jordan Koster Sharlee Nazarkiewicz
Nicole Delany Maria Matkoski
Kyra Bednarski Michael Cheevers Jessica Fiore Noah Green Laila Hussein Liam Kotas MacKenzie Negus
Mark Dellefave Dean Matthews
Tyler Bell Brooke Chemotti Haley Fitch Sean Griffin Sereen Hussein Mallory Kovacs Maxwell Neimeier
Olivia DeLorenzo Travis Matthews
Nicholas Bentley Sierra Chimene Eric Floyd Jr. Jack Griffith Zachary Kowalski Thomas Nelson III
Caroline Dennis Valerie Mattice
Annika Bergquist Shannon Churchill Rachel Flynn Mackenzie Gross I-J Benjamin Kremenek Luke Ninemire
Colleen Denny Melanie Iauco Sarah Matticio
Colin BeVard Artur Chuvik MacKenzie Foor Patrick Guinto III Celine Kristoff Mackenzie Nish
Danielle Di Fato Abla Ibrahim Ryan Mavretish
Nicholas Biata Ethan Chynoweth Peter Forsythe Emma Gustetic Ryan North
Anthony Diaz Louia Ibrahim Madisen Maxwell
James Biggs Molly Ciarla Alyssa Fort L
Derek Dixon Eric Isgar Lindsey Lancette Kelly McCarthy O
Mikayla Bittel Kathryn Clancy Brian Fraser H
Mackenzie Donahue Ahmad Jackson Katherine Lannon Connor McCarty Kevin ODonnell
Rachel Blasland Ethan Coates Matthew Frazee Dylan Hammerle
Erin Donegan Peter Jolevski Diana LaPine Alexandra Evan OHern
Caitlyn Bobik Alyssa Cogliandro Christian Freeman Eldon Hard
Tara Donovan McCormick Evelina Okhman
Jayson Body Adam Cole Mary Frontale Claire Hayden Jacob Jones Brandon Laskowski
Allison Draveck Matthew McDonald Sarah ONeil
Chezeki Boudreau Abby Collins Marissa Hayden Jarett Jones Christopher LaValle
Mitchel DuMond Ryan McDonald Jack ONeill
Anthony Bove II Samantha Colombo G Emily Hayes Joshua Jones Noah Leclerc
Jonathan Dunham Addison Gambino Caroline McGuigan Nicholas ONeill
Michael Brescia Mitchell Colvin Brandon Hayle Lauryn Jones Victoria Lee
Kaitlin Dunning Timothy Gardner II Connor McGuigan Irina Onufriychuk
Joseph Brogan Jacob Condon Kevin Henriksen Danny Lewis Jr.
Trevor Brown Jack Connor Alice Gavin Brandon Henson K Michael Linton
Spencer McNamara W. GEN., PAGE 3
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GRADUATION2016

WESTHILL HIGH SCHOOL

Graduation: 10 a.m. Saturday, VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
June 25, 2016, at the John H.
Mulroy Civic Center at Oncenter Name: Brian McGraw Name: Adam French
in Syracuse.
Town: Syracuse Town: Syracuse
Parents: Edward and Regina Parents: David and Laurie French
McGraw My plans in the next few years: I will be attending Ithaca
My plans in the next few College to study Marketing and Finance.
years: Georgetown University My career plans: After graduation I plan to get a job at a com-
School of Foreign Services pany in Marketing or Communications.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: I have enjoyed
most about high school the opportunities to create friendships with many individuals and
participate in a wide range of activities and sports.
My favorite quote or saying: Under promise, but over deliver.
A Capparelli
Ahmad Sam Joseph Francesco
Carello
Abdelfatah Corey Steven Guindy Fallon Byrne Kinney Isaiah Caleb OMara Salvaterra Krysta Elizabeth Villa
Craig Eugene Kelly Rose Carter DeMauro McDonald
Theresa J. Hahn Megan M. Kinney Olivia Michele Sauro Nicholas John
Agostini Katherine Ann Brian Brennan
Hannah Elizabeth
Centore Doherty Emily Morgan Dori Sophia Klein McGraw
P-R John William Visconti
Conor Vincent Ahern Harrington Nicholas Ryan Perry Schermerhorn
Kyle Daniel Doner Teresa Marie Klink Marren Susan
Cameron Paige Jesse Daylan Galen Tickner Hayes Walter Luke W-Z
Chester Leah Rose Knapp McMahon Hannah Noel
Aiello Michael J. Doner Pichoske Sekowski Hunter Tyler
Morgan Elizabeth Bryce Mitchell
Mackenzie Nicole Douglas Otto Margaret Ann Dunn Hayes Cavan William Kuney Tessa Rose Shattell Waddington
Christensen Mechowski Brenton Lawrence
Aiello Pinda Mackenzie Elizabeth
Adam Durand Arlana Leah Francesca Michael Ian Andrew Skeele
Christopher Phillips Henneberry L-M Walker
Coates Richard Charles Miesner Lauren Carolyn Madelyn Horton
B Durant III Mara Catherine Thomas Warne Prince Smith Mary Katherine
Brittany Elizabeth Dima Jo Conan Mason Thomas Washburn
Henson LaBarge Monahan Jake Matthew Puglisi
Albert Mariah Nikole Smola
Jaclyn Nicole Meagan Elizabeth Carolyn Elizabeth
Benjamin Lehr Connelly E-F Hisert
Sarah Noel Carolyn Rose Mondo Marion Elizabeth
Rafte
Jacob Colton Spicer Watt
Max J. Elleman LaChance
Amsterdam Annibell Jacqueline Faith Riley Morgan James Edison St. Alyssa Marie
Gregory Richard Alexis Taylor Lamb Sebastian Alejandro
John Stanley Ansonia Coolican Kimberly Anne Farrell Allen Holmes Morgan Ingrid Denny Whitbread
Ramirez
Mary Frances Coon Connor Joseph Feliu Kyle Thomas Mrozek Allison Rose Stack
Cody Dalton Badman Wynton D. Hughes Langdon David Joseph Rebeor Emmett James
Jeffrey Alan Cooper Marti Anne Jake Joseph Mullen Shelby Grace Stack Wickersham
Sophia Marie Baker Benjamin Miller Maxwell Gregory Garnet Clemo
Genevieve Mary Feyerabend Hunter Connor James Remillard Will Randal Brian Anthony
Mackenzie Avery Langdon
Corcoran Adam Michael Murphy Swartwood Woodhouse
Christina Baron Gabrielle Margaret Kyle Anthony Rey
French Joseph Bernard Zell
Stephen Palmer Travis Michael Cote J-K LoCurto Hannah Mae
Sarah Anne Sweeney
Bogan Tiffany Lauren Crimi Nicholas David Natalie Ann Jetter Regina Ann Ludovico N-O Richardson Joseph William Miranda Lee Zimmer-
French Ella Elizabeth Nares Sweeny Jones
Shannon Elizabeth Sarah Ellen Crowley Shahia Mae Johnson Nicholas John William Richard
Bunce IsaBella L. Frocione Melissa Rose Ringwood Ryan Patrick
Delaney Ellen Jarae Katrina Jones MacCollum
Zimmerman
Meaghan Lee Culligan Anna Patricia Frost
Kory Raymond
Newcomb
Ryan Rahsaah T-V
Burrows Aleksandar B. Andrew James Roland
Jacob James Furco Jovanovski Magdziuk Connor James
Nicolais Tackley
D Elizabeth Ann Kelly Montana Grace Alexander James
C Olivia Argelida G-H Maltano Zachary James Root Kayla Rose Tarolli
Bradley Paul James Michael Oaksford
Daigneau Chase Thomas Kernan Delaney Rose Martin Courtney Carin
Canavan Gedney Peta Necessity Ogle S Thomas
Katherine Terese de Alexander William Julia Marguerite
Minel Rena Xia Xiu Veyra Morgan Elizabeth Mayott Michael Stepan Michelle Joyce Austin David Tibbits
Cannucciari Kiley Olesh
Edward Doran Glielmi Matthew OBrien Sakran Allison Lynn Tuxford
Alexandra Grace Bryan Christopher Brian Timothy
DeLaura-Ariola Ramy Anthony King McAnaney Andrew Joseph Kelly Rose Veit

W. GEN., FROM Caroline Pedrotti Alexandria Ptak Duane Rolfe Jr. Michael Scherer James Soper Sarah Sveen Zachery Valerino Karah Wonoski
PAGE 2 Daniel Pesci Bridget Romano Kayla Schultz Jacob Sparks Elaina Vecchio Caleb Woolman
Nataliya Onufriychuk Christopher Petosa R Adrianna Roser Jarrod Scutari Kristina Spaulding T Parker Ventura Eva Young
Teresa Petrus Emily Race Amari Ross Tyler Shoults Bridget Spiddle Rebecca Tarolli Ciera Weir Aleksandr Zhovklyy
Michaela Orman
Avan Phan Hannah Rahner Benjamin Rozwod Madeline Shuron Shawn Spillane Troy Temara Franklin Werbeck Elizabeth Zoanetti
Chanel Otis
Maura Philippone Jonathon Ramsden Collin Ryfun Andrew Sidorchuk Christopher Spinelli Andrea Tillman Dylan Werts Daniel Zollo
Jonas Ottman
Michael Philippone Erika Ranglova Ashley Signore Liam St. Croix Joshua Tolenoa Peter White
P Zachary Piczkur Lauren Reilly S Shana Siracusa Sean Stanistreet Anastasiia Tolstikova David Whiting
Kylie Palmer Jessica Pitcher Morgan Rether Tyler Sacco Sierra Siracusa Qwanes Stanley Reynaldo Torres-Brito Schuyler Whiting
Ngun Par Kyle Pitcher Juan Reyes-Martinez Emily Salanger Nicholas Skidmore Samantha Stearns Isabelle Tracy Brandon Williams
Brittany Parker Alexander Powlina Sebastian Riker Collin Salansky Alison Smith Katerina Stelmakh William Tully Emily Williams
Rachael Parsons Amanda Prell Colin Riley McKenzie Salisbury Ethan Smith Kal Strickland Dashon Turner Kaley Williams
Inna Pechenaya Anthony Prince Carollynn Rivers Stephanie Scaia Jasmine Smith Jameson Stummer Noah Winters
Matthew Pedrosa Vincenza Procino Travis Robbins Sarah Schahczenski Sierra Smith John Sullivan V-Z Zachary Winterton
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GRADUATION2016

SKANEATELES HIGH SCHOOL

Graduation:
Dutch Carlile Katelyn Elizabeth
Ellison
L-M Dustin Palen VALEDICTORIAN
Brady Pascal Carlson Gabrielle M. LaFluer Shawn Burton Palmer
1 p.m. Sunday, Daniela P. Fadic Name: Vincent Viego
Alexandra J. Casper Aimee S. La France Laurel Yekaterina
June 26, 2016. Tara Renee
Isabella Rose
Vincent Gauthier-
Parker
Town: Skaneateles
Falcone
The graduation Chalupnicki Michel Lambert Bailey Ann Parsons
ceremony will Stephen James
Shannon Lynn Foehl
Robert B. Leslie Jacob Constantino Parent: Annamarie Squeo-Viego
be in Clift Park Ciaccio Olivia Logan Gage Patalino
Aubrey Leverich
Noah James Cliff Noah W. Gist Marc Patrick My plans in the next few years: Next
in the village. Hannah Marie Logan
Samuel Eric Clymer Michael Alexander
Pietropaoli, Jr. year I will be attending Harvard University
Goetzmann Aubreah Anne Lynn Madison Pinckney where I intend to study biomedical engi-
A-B Cecilia Dowling
Finan Marie Malcolm neering.
Jacqueline May Aberi Congel Lauren Elizabeth Emily Margaret Pirro
Goodchild Mariah E. McCarron
Marysa Kali Corona Joseph Alan Pitman
Karl N. Adams
Abby M. Goodrich Graham J. McCarthy My career plans: After college I hope
Robert C. Corona Juliana Michal
Dylan Alexander
Dominic Noah Madison L. McElroy Prendergast to continue my studies to obtain a PhD and/or MD before getting
Ambler Taylor Rowena
Cottrill
Grasso
Daniel A. McLean Allison Kennedy involved with the biotech industry.
Melissa Sage Amory
Tate Rose Green Priest
Alexander Roy Isabella Nicole Maura OConnor
Andrews Csemez McNeil Oliver Stuart
H-K Proudfoot
Brandi Rae Baildon Jonathon D.
John Richard Bailey
D
Jordan Marie Daley
Thomas J. Hagen
Christopher Robert
Mecomber
Cameron Austin
Allison Jackson
Purdy SALUTATORIAN
Alexandra M. Hartnett Mercado
Baldwin Kevin William
Danaher Benedette Marie John Peter Micciche R-S Name: Aimee La France
Nicole Rose Barry Herbst Rex Xander
Glyn Robert Mikayla Miles
Elizabeth Griffin Ramsgard Town: Skaneateles
Davenport Bailey Marie Herr Daniel Miller
Belinski Rachel Anzonette
Morgan Elyssa Deacy Andrew E. Hinchman
Evan McDowell Bille Samantha Miller Rhoads Parents: Susan La France and Wayne La
Megan Lynn Delaney Ethan H. Howse
Zachary MacGregor Carley A. Mills Jordynn Anne France
Blair Hanna Katherine Eric Stephen Huba Richards
Bennett D. Morse
Diamond Nevan Christopher My plans in the next few years: I will be
Jacob A. Blewett Stephen Alexander
Justin P. Dick Beck Janack James Rourke attending the Industrial Labor Relations School
Emma Rose Bohrer
Gabrielle E. Dower Connor Jones
N-P Benjamin
Emily Marie Brewer Kyle Adams Newell MacLachlan Russell
at Cornell University this coming fall.
William James Levi Jones
Molly C. Newton
Matthew Spencer Drancsak III
Erik Charles
Siena M. Senn My career plans: I hope to one day earn my
Burgher Christopher G.
Elyse L. Du Bois Jorgensen
Niebuhr
Elaina J. Sherman MBA and become a human resources manager.
Abby E. Burkhardt
Samuel Cleary Makenzie Alison Lucas J. Sherman
Duggan Keller Emily M. Norris
Tyler J. Short
C Griffin P. Dunn Maryn A. Kerr Daniel J. OConnell
Breanna Sisson Stearns Teachout Vincent Everett Wetmore
Tanner Patrick Cain James Alexander Viego
John Matthew Kimm Samuel William Smith Chloe Rose Strang Grant Cahill Thomson Isabella A. Winkler
OConnell
Jake Calipari Calipari E-G Peter Michael Knupp
Kyle Matthew Nicholas Spalding Jillian Leigh Van Leer
Amber L. Walker
Caitlin Anna
Devin G. Callahan Reece Patrick Eddy Ethan T. Weldon Woodruff
Margaret Alicia Canty
Kelsey Ann Kraetz Ochsner Molly M. Stanton T-W Jack H. Van Slyke
Michael Stanley Cole Edward Pajak Alexis Marie Amanda Jane
Elliott Melanie Lynne Marie Anthony M. Viego

ONONDAGA JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL

Graduation: VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
1 p.m. Sunday,
June 26, 2016. Name: Siara Clos Name: Abigail Wood
The gradua-
tion ceremony Town: Syracuse Town: Onondaga
will be at the Parents: Andrew and Tanya Clos Parents: Lorlie and Chris Wood
school.
My plans in the next few years: Le Moyne My plans in the next few years: College
College
My career plans: Occupational Therapy
My career plans: To pursue a career in the
medical field - Physician Assistant Studies. What Ive enjoyed the most about my
high school experience: Friends and team
sports

Nicole Abert Allison Briggs Siara Clos Emily Graham Courtney Kelsey Margaret McCormick Zachary Polge Mary-ann Smith Abigail Wood
Lauren Aguirre Karo Brown Carrie Daignault Chase Guptill McKenzie Kennedy Sean McCormick Noel Potter Clarissa Spicer Kacey Woods
Evan Alexander John Burlin Christopher Dalpan Therese Guy Kevin Krause Zachary McDonough Caleb Reith Matthew Sweeting
Courtney Allen Chelsea Burt Noah Dardaris Christopher Hacker Amanda Krell Jadon McIntosh Joseph Russo Jeremy Taylor
Jason Barry Angela Caldero James Deats Jade Haumann Gillian Lighteneld Leonid Okhman Molly Russo Miranda Tillich
Courtney Birch Tyler Carter Mackenzie DeOrdio Alexandra Hourigan Alexandria Macina Matthew Patterson Daniel Savich Francis Wiggin
Heaven Bouyea Ryan Cass Shayla Donath Mallory Hutson Daniel Mack Abigail Pierce Aubrey Shanahan Emerson Williams
Taylor Brasket Bernadette Castilano John Feathers Jonathan Ingraham Thomas Martin Morgan Pitre Bryquan Smith Justin Wims
NEIGHBORS WEST THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 2016 THE POST-STANDARD PAGE 5

GRADUATION2016
MARCELLUS HIGH SCHOOL Mikayla Patricia Jason Richard
Michael David Kent
Amanda Lillian
Kinney
CLASS PRESIDENT
Name: Jamie McLennan
John Dugan
Scheuermann
Emily Lynn Schmidt
Graduation: Catherman Gerbsch
Alexandra Dorianne Ashley Nicole
2 p.m. Sunday, Kinsella Seymour
Claudia Suzanne Nathan Patrick
Town: Marcellus
June 26 in Choroser Gilmore
Meghan Elizabeth Lucas Joseph Sinay
the schools
LaBombard Parents: Todd and Julie McLennan Aaron David Smith
Maryrose Cioci Cady Christine Giusti Nathan Allen
Groeling Joshua Ryan Kristen Elizabeth LaFrance My plans in the next few years: Le Moyne Sadie Kelsey Smith
Auditorium. Comstock Goodwin Sha-Lee Theresa College Nicholas Allen
LaMarre Sonnacchio
Hannah Maine Alexandra Anne Joshua Anthony
Abbott Cormack Greeneld Noelle Angelique My career plans: I plan to pursue a career in Carly Danielle
Spector
Sarah Margaret Trevor Carmen Costa Abigayle Eleanor Langdon law. I will complete a six-year program between
Annable Grosso Sydney Alexandra
Patrick Charles Douglas Lawrence Le Moyne College and Georgetown University Stehle
Crosley Sage Bailey Hall LaPrease
Shaughn Cole Anson for law school. Schuyler Marie Stuart
Matthew Laraway Thomas Patrick Joshua Phillip Harris, Brittany Noel LeClair
Dailey Jr. Johanna Grace
Bailey
Alexandra Marie Jayna Kathleen Lyle Elliott Heffernan
Jayme Kristina Lema
Mary Madelyn
CLASS SPEAKER Sylcox
Bandera Dellostritto Locastro Kieran Michael
Rebekah Anne
Sophia Grace Derrick Herold Name: Maverick Keegan Tierney
Natasha Louise Alaina Rose Losito
Beaulieu Teagan Elise Todd
Kelsey Nicole Desso Michael James Seleena Renee Town: Marietta
Jenny Catherine Bell Heron Lozepone Alexander James
Madolyn Rae Tone
Natalie Theresa DiCaprio Gavin Patrick Hoey Erika Angelina Lozo- Parents: John and Birgitte Keegan
Bellotti Fiumara Joseph James Tone
Justin Peter Drexler Sarah Elizabeth
Garrett Bruce Tristan Banner Duger
Hogan Connor James My plans in the next few years: I plan Christopher Graham
Bellows Lundrigan on attending Gettysburg College next year to Torell
Monica Taylor Hoke
Marissa Sydney Tristan Ian Villnave
Madison Rose Belvito Edson Julia Alexis Holynski Tyler Christian continue my academic studies.
Kheira Mariam Manthey Kayley Elizabeth
Dakota Ace Benjamin Ryan Hood
Bennacer Elderbroom Rebecca Ann Martin What Ive enjoyed the most about my Wagner
Matthew Peter
Austin Lee Benthin Christopher Ryan Hutchings Scott Arin Mathieson high school experience: Meeting new Eric Mitchell Weeks
Madeline Irene Bird Esposito
Kayla Marie Ingianni Jarrett Lee McDeid people and being with my friends. Steven Patrick Welch
Margaret Grace Aaron James Fern Patrick Gerald Isabella Rose
Daniel Paul Jeske Wennberg
Blystone Ross Andrew Filtch McGuane
Peter John Jeske Sydney Elizabeth
Joseph Allan Boise Laura Elizabeth Finn Jamie Lynn Rickie Elizabeth Kyle James Norstad Mary Mackenzie Giordano Anthony
Matthew Joseph McLennan Mixon Proud Romano Wentworth
Faith Eugenie Patrick James Kaczor Eimile Young OBrien
Bolewski Alorah Dahne Alana Marcella Joseph Charles Ryan James Shannon Kathleen
Finucane Timothy James White
Abigail Madelyne McManus Montreal Quigley Roseboom
Bryce Morrison Brittany Leona Fish Kankus OSullivan
Boynton Joshua Joseph Mia Carmela Haley Elizabeth Shyanne Laurelle Kyle Robert Williams
Christopher James Maverick Michael Regina Maeve Perry Randall Rosetti
McWhorter Montreal Alaina Marie Young
Jack Paul Brennan Fragnito Keegan Aleksandr
Michael John Joseph Michael Joseph Mort Peter Thomas Rao Mackenzie Abigail
Kayla Morgan Bryant Audrey Marie Frajda Michael Joseph Sergeevich Popov Sadler
Melnyczuk James Patrick Aleyna Elizabeth
Emily Paige Keegan Megan Nicole Powell
Kendyll Lee French Emily Rose Meyers Murphy Robertson Jada Triere Sargeant
Buschbascher Keelin Bell Kelly Laura Rose Prioletti
Gabrielle Leah Neil Michael Minet Cecil James Nelson Taylor Joseph Roche Courtney Elise Sayre
Kyle Steven Cangemi Gasowski Devon Scott Kelsey

SOLVAY HIGH SCHOOL

Graduation: 11 VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
a.m. Saturday,
June 25, 2016. Name: Jacqueline Allen Name: Christiana Marotti
The graduation
ceremony will Town: Solvay Town: Syracuse
be held in the Parents: Maureen Robinson and Michael Allen Parents: Joseph and Ruth Marotti
schools audito-
rium. My plans in the next few years: I am My plans in the next few years: I plan to
attending and playing volleyball at Wells attend Le Moyne College in the fall.
Joseph Adams
College. I am going in undeclared and plan to
Olla Al Zokari
study a variety of interests.
Rad Alashwal
Jason Albrigo
Jacqueline Allen
Vincent Carbonaro Analisia Diana Michael Gwynn Saraya Kirkpatrick Tony Matsyuk Jerilyn Parkhurst Michelle Senke John Talbot IV
Mohammed Alsaidi
Travis Cardinell Ryan English Jordan Hall Jacob Kyanka Damian Maybee Desiree Pecore Raina Shea Ein Tanzella
Amanda Anthony
Mark Carpenter Jenny Fantacone Kyla Harding Ruth-Anne Brittney McNamara Michael Perno Erin Shuba Isabella Tartaro
Blake Bagozzi Laframboise
Joshua Chapin Matthew Fernandez Dustin Harris Miguel Mendez Brett Peterson Karina Silyuk Volodymyr Trut
Madisyn Balamont Justin Lanzafame
Igor Cherkashyn Nicholas Ferri Faizan Haseeb Brandon Messer Yuliya Petrash Colby Skrupa Kevin Turner
Brandon Bamba Garrett Lee
Joshua Chrysler Nicole Figueroa Rachel Haskell Jordan Micheletti Adriana Pluff Conrad Skrupa Nathan Vona
Xanihya Bell Maria Leonardo
Michael Ciaramella Jordan Flansburg Jacob Hook Joseph Miczan Jacob Purce Keven Smith Samantha Waters
Karissa Benz Victoria Leonardo
Nasir Clark Colton Francemone Hanna Ibrahim Joshua Miller Doaa Qaraghuli Rachael Smith William Wilkins
Jacob Betts Isaiah Lewis-Watkins
Haylea Collura Dawid Furman Jadin Jackson Noelle Natoli Wisam Qaraghuli Corey Soulia Michael Yaizzo
Vishma Bhattarai Nicole Longo
Chelsea Cook Matthew Furness Bryana Jacobson Ashleigh Nicolini Zaric Raymond Lewis St. Andrew
Daniel Blanchard Colin Lucio
Ashley Davies Noah Gebman Meghan Johnson Omar Obadi Joseph Reale Robert Stafford
Yelena Buko Monica Lucio
Tyler Davis Alexis Gessini Taryn Kaltenbach Allyssa Ohner Jason Reid Jason Steves
Nicole Bushey Taylor Marcott
William DeMong Cienna Goldman Ty Kaminski Lashaya Overton Christopher Rose Amr Sultan
Bryant Cala Ateya Marko
Jacob DePalma Abigale Guinta Layth Karim Antonio Pallotta Christian Rushlow Tiffany Svitak
Jesse Call Christiana Marotti
Hailee Deverso Alyssa Gunnip Samuel Kippen Patrick Pallotta Andrew Ryan Matthew Swanka
Bryce Cameron
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GRADUATION2016
JORDAN-ELBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL
Graduation: 10 VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
a.m. Saturday,
June 25, 2016. Name: Emily Kuehnle Town: Jordan
The gradua-
tion ceremony Town: Memphis Parents: Kathleen and Paul Gugel
will be at the Parent: Emily Kuehnle My plans in the next few years: Attending
school. Boston University.
My plans in the next few years: Attend
Binghamton University, then Medical School. My career plans: I have a lot of interests and
A-B am not sure what Ill do yet.
My career plans: I plan to become a physi-
Robert Alcock cian. What Ive enjoyed the most about my
Michael Auer high school experience: I loved being a part of the musical and run-
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: ning cross country and track.
Marissa Baker
I have enjoyed being part of a such a small, tight-knit community.
Collin Bard
My favorite quote or saying: Be truthful, gentle, and fearless. -
Kaleah Baum My favorite quote or saying: Sometimes the past is something you Gandhi
Bailey Bourque just cant let go of. And sometimes the past is something well do any-
Brendan Bourque thing to forget. And sometimes we learn something new about the past My advice to my graduating class: Live in the present moment.
Anna Bozeat that changes everything we know about the present. - Meredith Grey
Lauren Byrne
C-E Abigail Gugel Emily Kuehnle Austin Mott Jordan Phillips Abigail Shafer Blake Trexler
F-G K-L
Kayla Chiaramonte Tyler Fedrizzi Tatum Karlik Brandon Larkin Annalea OBrien Jennifer Plucinik Cordell Sherwood Colleen Tribble
Lawrence Chisholm Tessa Fellows H-J Delaney Keenen Branden Lyons Christopher OHara George Richardson Joshua Simmons Ciara VanHeesch
Rebecca Clark Sean Ferguson Nicholas Hallinan Brianna Kerrick Taylor Rivenburgh Brenden Slater Sabrina Walborn
Anthony Ortiz
Emily Corey Felicia Fiacco Cody Hanchett Alexandria M-O Samuel Robles Dominic Smith Christopher
Brandon Lee Dann Jehad Harzallah Kiesznowski Brandon Macvicz Whiteside
Patrick Fordyce P-R Kaitlyn Spencer
Adrian Downing Russell Hines Deanna Kinney Jacob Manrow Zachary Pangaro S-Z Marissa Wick
Bennett Fraser Brianna Staring
Emily Drake Kyle Humberstone Cory Kittell Demirea Marsh Benjamin Paquette Logan Schwarting Lea Wright
Alexis Frizzell Austin Suslik
Craig Edwards Lucus Ivey Carly Knapp Bradley Marshall Courtney Peters Tyler Scott Stephen Zuke
Miranda Fuller Alexis Switzer
Kayla Jankowski Torey Kopp Kamryn Monette Brandon Phelps Torie Segretto Ian Ternosky
Emily Garlock

FABIUS-POMPEY HIGH SCHOOL

Graduation: 7 VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
p.m. Friday, June
24, 2016. The Name: Sarah Marsden Name: Nicole June
graduation cer-
emony will be at
Town: Pompey Town: Fabius
the school. Parents: Michael and Linda Marsden Parents: Christine and Darrell June
My plans in the next few years: I am My plans in the next few years: Attend
attending the Physician Assistant program at the Penn State University-Main Campus
Rochester Institute of Technology.
My career plans: Meteorologist
My career plans: I plan to work in the
Operating Room as a Physician Assistant. What Ive enjoyed the most about my
high school experience: Band trips
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
I have enjoyed playing under the lights at the varsity girls soccer games. My favorite quote or saying: Weather is a great metaphor for life,
sometimes its good, sometimes its bad, and there is nothing much you
This is who has inspired me the most: My Spanish teacher Sr. can do about it except carry an umbrella.
Cavo has inspired me the most. Everyday, he greets each student per-
sonally before starting class. He genuinely cares about everyone around
him.

A-C Cole D. Canty Alexander J. Curr Alexa S. Fox Tonya M. Jackson Lily M. Laskowski Jacob M. McNeal Ty P. Reinhard Alexis A. Smith
Holly F. Adams Nathan J. Carroll Devin R. Czarnecki Genevieve A. Nicole A. June Skyler M. Lelakowski Sarah R. Soergel
Giarrusso P-R S-Z
Julianna R. Aiello Jastinee M. Catalano Katrina R. Kascha Mariah C. Liadka Andrew W. Spicer
D-G Alexander J. Dylan M. Perez- Thomas P. Sayles
Adelia R.J. Alexander Sydney A. Charette Giegerich Jacob E. Keplinger Jacob L. Loughlin Charles D. Steinmetz
Patterson
Joshua N. Andrews Marissa A. Chrysler Seamus P. Daly Brenna E. Klawitter Meagan K. Maher Rachel V. Scalisi Cameron M. Stewart
Taylor J. Pilcher
Jarett C. Belge Paige A. Closser Robert L. Davies III Ty J. Kovalewski Sarah A. Marsden Christopher J. Joshua T. VerDow
H-K Megan R. Pitts Scanlon
Kaitlin A. Brown Jasalyn T. Compton Nicholas R. Durocher Zachary R. Hall Kyle A. Mawson Kelsey A. White
Dylan M. Putnam Samuel T. Sharpe
Elizabeth A. Caroline E. Cornell Peyton K. Enderle Zachary F. Hill L-M Meaghan L. McDevitt Simeon J. Zoeckler
Buechner Chelsea M. Ratliff Zachary J. Sheridan
Nicholas A. Corsini Hunter T. Erickson Garrett A. Horst John D. Larkin Liam P. McKenney
Paulina M. Reed Elizabeth A. Skinner
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GRADUATION2016

TULLY JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL

Gradiation: VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
7 p.m. Friday,
June 24, 2016 Name: Ashleigh Crawford Name: Danielle Rosemary Bedford
at the school.
Town: Tully Town: Tully
A-B Parents: Jody and Kelly Crawford Parents: JoAnn and Darren Featherstone/
Walter Tomas Steven Bedford
Abrams My plans in the next few years: I will attend
Rachael L. Acosta Lehigh University where I will study Engineering. My plans in the next few years: I plan on
Lily K. Aldrich attending Saint John Fisher and majoring in
Trevor Thomas What Ive enjoyed the most about my Nursing.
Averill high school experience: I have thoroughly
Gracie Arzella enjoyed my years on Tullys cross country and track & field teams. I My career plans: I aspire to be a Nurse Practitioner in the Neonatal
Bartholomew will never forget the success we had as NY State Champions and the Intensive Care Unit.
Karmen O. Beckwith relationships I developed with my teammates. These experiences have
Danielle Rosemary shaped me into the person I am today.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
Bedford I have enjoyed the friends and relationships I have built in high school
Kyle Scott Berardi My favorite quote or saying: To give anything less than your best is most.
Nathaniel Mark Bizub to sacrifice the gift. - Steve Prefontaine
Katelyn Ashley
Bordwell
Brandi Leigh Bradley Montana L. G. Curtis Wesley Addison Desirea Rose Hannah Victoria Leva McNerney Laura Hildebrand Chelsea Quinn Smith Trudeau
Paige Helene Fecco Hemingway Rasmussen
Maurysha Jon Eric Lippert John R. Mondo Alicia Marie Snyder Madison Danielle
Bunaisky Annganetta C. Ryan Mark Fitzpatrick Taylor Rayne Henry Jason Paul Reid Verrillo
Cuttino Michael Anthony Caesar Ferro Abryana M. Spinner
Zoe Tassin Fritz Owen Edward Hoke Lombardo Morenus Daniel Michael Gregory A. Voggel
C-D Ashley Elizabeth Reddick Daniel P. Spring
Daddona Spencer James Ashley Marie Howe Nicholas Nelson Patrick Joseph Morse Deeanna Angel
Jasmine Rae Carr George Martino Donna Salvador Wade
James Stephen Sarah Elizabeth Meredith Elizabeth
Marshal L. Clemens Davenport Timothy Justin Huggins Elena Fiona Gleason Mumper Dakota William T-Z Kimberly R. Welch
Gibbons McAninch Schreiner Christian Robert
Sabrina Gabrielle Tessa Elise Doody Steven Thomas Hust Elizabeth Yvonne
Brendan Michael Brendan James Joseph Shawn Tague Welliver
Covey Raven Michelle Irving N-S
Landon Jonathon Gordona McGinn Schultz Emily Marie Teeter
Carly N. Cox Drumm Matthew S. Nassif Maureen Simone
Ellen M. Jaworski Cassidy Marie Samuel Alan Sheldon Whitney
Isaih A. Thomas
Ashleigh Jean McGinn Charles Alfredo Petit
Crawford H-J Sophia Rose Sheldon Kayleigh Anne Toole Amber V. Wiers
E-G Shauna Dorothy L-M Drew Michael Samuel James
Emma Nadine Currie McNerney Pitman Nellie Kathleen Nicholas Jay Troup Christian H. Zook
Nickolas John Hayes Jeremy Michael Lake Sherlock
Matthew Louis Currie Edinger Erynn Frances Alexis Diana Poltorak Breanne Audrey

LAFAYETTE JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL

Graduation:
7 p.m. Friday,
VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
June 24, 2016. Name: Ryan Agedal Name: Justin Applegate
The gradua-
tion ceremony Town: LaFayette Town: LaFayette
will be at the Parents: Kimberly and Michael Agedal Parents: Sheila and Rich Applegate
school.
My plans in the next few years: Attend the My plans in the next few years: Going to
Rochester Institute of Technology Binghamton University to study Biochemistry.
My career plans: Earn a bachelors degree My career plans: Im going to earn my doctor-
Ryan M. Agedal
in some branch of engineering, and eventually ate and become a research scientist.
Nathan M. Allnatt
have a job that I truly enjoy.
Patrick J. Anastas What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
Justin Applegate What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: Ive had a fantastic time playing percussion for the Jazz band and the Pit
Robby E. Bender Having a closely knit community and being able to play sports year band,
Hannah K. Blum round.
My favorite quote or saying: Draw a monster. Why is it a monster?
Percy J. Booth
My favorite quote or saying: Love the life you live. Live the life you - Janice Lee
Joseph J. Campbell
love.
Samantha L. Claffey
Rachel A. Coulter
Nicholas W. DeJosia Tanner B. FitzPatrick Levi S. Krebs Nathan R. Nicholas Evan Pelton Clay H. Rockwell Mallory A. Shute Cayla L. Stroup Francis Waterman
Cassandra N. Dodge Lucas A. Frigon Jacob E. LeBlanc KaNahRahTens C. Kersten A. Perez Jared D. Rogers Megan N. Skinner Nate Sullivan Justin B. Young
Darren M. Dodge Oakes
Jacob Horst Christopher Elizabeth L. Pierce Jane O. Schaefer Silas M. Slater Kayla M. Taylor
Kevin Doupe MacMackin Connor J. Oakman
Matthew D. Hughes Alex J. Porcello Corinne D. Sheley Alizah G. Smith Katelyn M. Tiller
Allie M. Esposito Jordyn Marchiano Morgan E. Palmer
Oliver Knapp Leland J. Powless Emerson A. Dustin M. Stout Brenna M. VanMarter
Alexis J. Brooke L. Moses Kirwin A. Parsons Shenandoah
Benjamin G. Kramak Jack D. Ramie Liam L. Stout Gavin H. Warren
Fenstermaker
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GRADUATION2016
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACADEMY
Graduation:
VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
It was 11 a.m.
Sunday, June ame: Brennan. P. Carman Name: Geoffrey Louis Parkes
5, 2016, Temple Town: Camillus
Adath Yeshurun Town: North Syracuse
auditorium. Parents: P. Daniel Parkes and Barbara J. Parkes
Parents: Coleen and Kevin Carman
My plans in the next few years: I plan to My plans in the next few years: I look for-
Elizabeth Adams ward to attending the University of Michigan this
Justin Adjei attend Yale University and study something in
fall. I plan on studying aerospace engineering.
Lee Alexander
the sciences, perhaps chemistry or biochemistry.
Dominick Allen My career plans: I hope to one day work in My career plans: I recently discovered a new-
found love of space. My dream job is working for a space startup that
Chamaiporn translational research, applying basic scientific discoveries to help create
Angubolkul develops, builds, and tests rockets and other space vehicles.
advances in the medical field.
Michael Assaf
Nicholas Aversa What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
High school gave me the opportunity to discover what I enjoyed and
Brendan Barker Getting to really know and appreciate my classmates. It is an amazing
what I had a passion for. I also enjoyed developing friendships that will
Anthony Basile thing to be in a position of understanding others. Each and every person
hopefully last a lifetime.
Bryan Black has a story to tell and an inspiration to be given.
Melissa Boehlert
This is who has inspired me the most: My brother Patrick has been
Jack Brotzki Marielle LaBerge Brian McCann Geoffrey Parkes Maureen Sweeney
the greatest source of inspiration to me both during the past four years
Nathaniel Brower Kathryn LaCasse Lincoln McGarrity Ryleigh Peterson Mitchell Taylor
and throughout my entire life. His strength and positivity have taught me
Sean Brown so much. Jordyn Landes James McGlynn Clare Pierret Mia Thurlow
Adelaide Buerkle Elliott Lawrence Ryan McGuire David Polhemus Jack Toole
Nathan Burns Margaret Lenkiewicz Ethan McIntyre Anton Porcari Dana Tuohey
Patrick Carey Tyler Leonard Lauren Milac Anthony Potenza Emily Tygart
SirVantis Dennis Amanda Fess Robert George Brendan Keeney
Brennan Carman Matthew Levy-Scott Louis Moran Matthew Purcell Rachel Vercillo
Matthew DePerro Alexandra Fess Anna Goebel Daniel Kelly
Catherine Carter Elizabeth Lumia Shawn Moreth Collin Recore Sam Vercillo
Kate Derrenbacker Cassandra David Goodwin Jameson Keppeler
Maura Cherny Finkbeiner Alexis Luthringer John Mullin Nikhil Reddy Zachary Walsh
John Dinger Emily Hanson Margaret Kinsella
Austin Cirillo Carly Flatau Mark Lutz Natalie Nardella Morgan Riley Zeyi Wang
Regina Dziergas Kyler Harrington Elisabeth Kip
Gavin Collins Katherine Fletcher James Lynch Colin Nash Jacob Sack Analaya Williams
Emily Ehle Maria Hill Anne Klemens
Rose Collins Caeleb Fox-Lee Olivia Malvasi Paige Nicholson Thomas SanGiacomo Rosalee Winderl
Sebastian Escribano Lillie Hunt Sophia Klemenz
Matthew Coogan William Fruce Samuel Martin Morhese Oben Jared Saya Roosevelt Wright
Theresa Fallon William Ierlan Andrew Kolceski
Madison Cook Eoin Gallagher Stephen Maser Thomas OConnor Timothy Schmitt Jiaqi Xiao
Kiana Ferguson Chloe Ilacqua Eve Kyle
Thomas Culeton Anthony Galler Alexsandra Mather Holly OShea Anna Schug
Adrianna Fess Isabella Jamer Christian Labbate
David Paris Ethan Snyder

FAITH HERITAGE SCHOOL

Graduation: VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
It was 10 a.m.
Saturday, June Name: Charlotte Matzal Name: Madison Dolan
11, 2016, at the
school. Town: Syracuse Town: Syracuse
Parents: Stefan and Sarah Matzal Parents: Jim Dolan and April Dolan
My plans in the next few years: I am going My plans in the next few years: I will be
to major in mathematics and secondary educa- attending the Vineyard Heroic Leadership
tion at Wheaton College (IL). Institute, after which I plan on pursuing higher
Jeffrey Camloh
Collin Capone My career plans: After getting my masters education.
Michaela Capone degree from Wheaton College, I plan to get a What Ive enjoyed the most about my
Joshua DImperio job teaching high school math. high school experience: Laughing with my friends, gaining knowl-
Madison Dolan What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: edge and wisdom, and developing as a person spiritually, intellectually
Victoria I have really enjoyed the community of people I have experienced high and relationally.
Gerasimovich
Sheba Jackson
school with. I have loved getting to know the other 14 seniors in my This is who has inspired me the most: Those who have taught me
graduating class, as well as a number of underclassmen with whom I am what it really means to love others, and love God, with all of my heart,
Nathan Lewis
friends. soul, strength and mind. Those who have taught me discipline, and ser-
Charlotte Matzal
Audrey Mitchell My favorite quote or saying: When it comes time to die, let us not vitude. Those who have challenged me, encouraged me, and helped me
Eric Mohr discover that we have never lived. - Thoreau to develop who I am as a person.
Calvary Powell What I do to relax and unwind: I enjoy hanging out with friends,
My advice to my graduating class: Work hard, all the way through.
Zachary Roberts being with family, enjoying nature, and exercising my creativity.
Senioritis is tempting, but perseverance pays off.
Ryan Samuelson
Stephanie Williams What I do to relax and unwind: I love to read, watch Netflix, and Word or phrase that best describes me: Compassionate, intuitive,
listen to music to relax. gregarious, and creative.
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GRADUATION2016

MANLIUS PEBBLE HILL SCHOOL

Graduation: CLASS PRESIDENT STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT
It was noon
Sunday, June Name: Debora Hyemin Han Name: Shane Michael Ogden
12, 2016 at the Town: Cazenovia
Town: East Syracuse
school.
Parents: Jongwoo Han and Kyunghee Lee Parents: Kent Ogden, Deborah Ogden
My plans in the next few years: Ill be My plans in the next few years: I intend to
attending Dartmouth College starting in the fall. attend the Rochester Institute of Technology to
earn a masters degree in computer security.
My career plans: I see myself studying law
and political science and working in international My career plans: If all goes well with college,
relations. there are numerous government positions relating to computer security
that pay well.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
I appreciate the space it gave me to grow into my own person. What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
Interacting with people of diverse ages and backgrounds.
My favorite quote or saying: Finally, from so little sleeping and
so much reading, his brain dried up and he went completely out of his My favorite quote or saying: Comfort is the enemy of achieve-
mind. - Cervantes, from Don Quixote ment. - Farrah Gray
This is who has inspired me the most: My parents and my sister My advice to my graduating class: Always remember to make time
for yourself; good grades count for very little when you sacrifice your
My advice to my graduating class: Dont overthink it. health.

Daniel R. Albanese
Ato Paul-Ryan Joseph Thomas Christopher Amina Bela Gingold Holliman-Lopez Peter J. Moorman Zhiyun Qiao Emery Hamish Cayce Sarah Wiggins
Arkhurst Cerio Francisco Dooher Amatuzio Spina
Medina Una Giurgea Joel D. Kaigler Jr. Seamus Mulhern Cady Jean Ridall Yujun Zhao
Ian Tobias Beckman Bryce N. Church KayLee Kristal
Jordan Black Dorothea Hamblin Luella Janine Karpoff Shane Michael Madeline Grace Steiner
John Anthony Bierut Savannah Rose Dunaway-Barlow Ogden Rieks
Debora J. Han Kathryn Mary Kovarik Soa Klara Verheyen
Ciotoli Hanna Rose Seraji
Madison Paige Brang Lydia Marie Dwyer Abigail Beecher Emily Caldicott Adam Armstrong
Jordan Alexander Oliver Alexis Caroline
Fiona Sammon Jennifer Marie Elder Hodge Leggat Niall D. Shannon Wiggins
Darling
Cardamone Gabriela Lisette Jaya C.K. Mohan Emma Skye Pitnick Ruyi Shi

BISHOP LUDDEN JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL

VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
Name: Griffin Walker Name: Andrew Buttner
Graduation:
It was 10 a.m. Town: Syracuse Town: Camillus
Saturday, June Parents: Loreen Walker, Kevin Walker Parents: Bob and Bridget Buttner
11, 2016, Bishop
Ludden school My plans in the next few years: I plan to My plans in the next few years: I plan to do
gymnasium. complete a four year degree in bio-medical my undergrad at University of Scranton to get a
engineering at SUNY Stony Brook. Bachelors degree in Computer Engineering.
My career plans: My dream has been to My career plans: I plan to achieve a Masters
research cancer and develop other medications. degree in Computer Engineering, then work as an engineer for a presti-
gious company.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
Whether it was being on stage crew for the plays, playing varsity soccer, What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
lacrosse and track, or going to Bishop Ludden basketball games, Bishop I have enjoyed getting to know all of the high school friends I now have,
Ludden has been a family. as well as learning all of the interesting things that high school education
has to offer.
My favorite quote or saying: The best way out is always through. -
Robert Frost

Christopher D. Allen
Seulah Choi Downey Greeneld Shannon Marie Kelly Rachel Marie Ryan Matthew Nunan Pullano Griffin John Walker
Alek Madut Aman Martens
Kyle Christian Cottrill Maria Elizabeth Sara Elizabeth Hayes Nika Marie Kemp Camille Lucia OKane Ian Page Quinn Brooke Melissa Ward
Matthew David Dussing Daniel Michael
Barletta Logan Mae Matthew Francis Rachel Marie McGarvey Clara Michele OKane Adelle Constance Marquise Christopher
Czachowski Anthony James Hosek Kopacko Reale Williams
Zachary James Matthew James Charles Patrick
Farino OMalley III Collette Janine Root
Beebe Nyla Arion Davis- Austin Alexander Brian Robert Lawler McGinn
Robinson James Robert Hoyt Kristin Lynn Panek Robert J. Ruley III
Andrew G. Buttner Grabowski Grace Gaetana Thomas John Muller
Matthew N. Shannon Kathleen LoFaro Katherine Rose Jacob Robert
Greta Christine DeAngelis Xzavier N.B. Graham Hunter Colleen Margaret
Casselmon Logan Tyler Malagisi Murphy Picciotti Vignogna
Brendan James Emma Caroline Klara Jichova Michaela Christin Jessica Aillene Villi
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GRADUATION2016

BISHOP GRIMES JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL

VALEDICTORIAN
Name: Danielle Yerdon
Town: Syracuse
Parents: Brian and Susan Yerdon
My plans in the next few years: I will attend
Yale University, where I will major in biology and
be a member of Yales dance groups.
My career plans: I plan to work with orthotics
and prosthetics.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience:
I have cherished getting to know my friends, both from school and from
dance.
My favorite quote or saying: When you talk, you are only repeating
what you already know. But if you listen, you may learn something new.
This is who has inspired me the most: People who make a differ-
ence in the world around them by being passionate about what they do,
especially my school and dance teachers.
SALUTATORIAN
Name: Emily Blasland
Town: Liverpool
Parents: James and Wendy Blasland
My plans in the next few years: Attending
Loyola University Maryland
My career plans: I hope to become a lawyer.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my
high school experience: Ive enjoyed the
close friendships and tight-knit community that Bishop Grimes has pro-
vided me.
My favorite quote or saying: Nothing is impossible, the word itself
says Im possible! - Audrey Hepburn

Graduation: Veronica Ansbrow Declan Cavanaugh Jenaye Desimone Steven Johnson Christopher Mancuso Trevor Pokines Anthony Talarico
It was 10 a.m. Acuil Ater Younghoon Choi Sidney Dobbins Richard Kane Michael Mathewson Megan Robinson Meghan Vonden
Steinen
Saturday, June Patricia Beamonte Emily Crofton Leslie Edwards Helen Knapp Spencer McConnell Angelica Scarno
John Wike Jr.
11, 2016, at Emily Blasland Anna Cummings Noah Fiacchi Trey Kovalick Katherine McInerney Sarah Schultz
Kennedy Yearby
Bishop Grimes Rang Boul Michael DelVecchio Marissa Hartley Elizabeth Kozlowski Isabella Naylor Mark Shattuck
Danielle Yerdon
Charles Buechner Megan Dems Ragin Hewitt Deng Longar Madeline Pelose Jordan Sloan
Savanna Yerdon
Nichole Cavallo Rachel Dems Brianna Johnson Noah Maher Evan Phillips Alivia Spaulding
Nicola Angona Philip Zaccheo

SYRACUSE ACADEMY OF SCIENCE

Graduation: 6 p.m. Thursday Former state
June 23, Civic Center Theaters Education
at Oncenter Commissioner
John B. King Jr.
speaks during the
Valedictorian: Laureana 2013 Syracuse
Muok Academy
Salutatorian: Elizabeth of Science
Morffi Charter School
graduation at
Salutatorian: Ronnie The Landmark
Holmes Theatre. The
academy
Laureana Muok Sarina Dossen Mercedes Smith Kambreia Derby
will graduate
Denazia Grainger Joshua Babcock Hashim Hill Ayub Ali students next
Elizabeth Morffi Kayla Chavis Jacob Wood Mychelique Edwards Thursday at the
Jessica Mompeller Kimshari Diaz Jailon Harrison Emina Ibrahimovic
Justin Armstrong Simone White Lemire Rowser- Kerri McGriff Civic Center
Samuel Schimel Tierra Hill Grohol Alexis Reeder Theaters at
Christiane Muok Mikayla Glenn
Catlin Marsala Thomas Storen Oncenter. (Scott
Ruben Cruz Khaziah Reese Asia Chester
Jeanna LaBeff Shakilah Reddock Yakira Crawford Schild / sschild@
Ronnie Holmes Marigona Ademi Prenajuah Jefferson syracuse.com)
Ronnette Powell Jervon Harrison
Jose Solis Luis Toledo Kass Merrick
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GRADUATION2016

OCM BOCES ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL

Graduation: 6 p.m. Wednesday, June
22, 2016, at in the Solvay High School
auditorium.

Baldwinsville Solvay
Trenton Battle Alyssa Gunnip
Kelsey-Lee Evens David Hakes
Tyler Peters Justin Long-Cooper
East Syracuse Jason Steves II
Minoa
Tully
Sahara Ferreira-
Holiday Abryana Spinner
Jessika Milazzo Westhill
Fayetteville-Manlius Megan Kinney
Joaquin Cortini West Genesee
Liverpool Kyle Ziemba
Erika Fiumara
Marcellus
Cady Giusti Tyler Goldthwait, 18,
North Syracuse relaxes in a dentist
Zachary Bambrick
chair while reading
Emily Carley
a textbook last
Kaitlyn Colon
month. A student
in the dental
Tyler Goldthwait
assistant program,
Devan Hale
Goldthwait is
Ashley Neupert
among the group
Edwin Northup Jr.
graduating
Anthony Orso
Wednesday from
Miguel Ruiz Onondaga-Cortland-
Brandon Turner Madison Board
Liam Waffenschmidt of Cooperative
Onondaga Central Educational
Erin OConnell Services. (Rick Moriarty
Jeremy Taylor | rmoriarty@syracuse.com)

LIVING WORD ACADEMY

VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN
Name: Rosa Geremia Name: Moriah Gilkey
Graduation: Town: Syracuse Town: Bernhards Bay
10 a.m. Parents: Desiree and Thomas Geremia Parent: Antonia Gilkey
Saturday, June
25, 2016, in the My plans in the next few years: Starting my My plans in the next few years: First Im
Church of the Bachelor of science degree at OCC, then trans- going to Onondaga Community College for two
Living Word. ferring to Upstate. years for engineering science. Then transferring
to a different college.
My career plans: Ultrasound Technologist
My advice to my graduating class: So be sure when you step,
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: Step with care and great tact. And remember that lifes A Great
Being able to share the past four years with my best friends and the best Balancing Act. And will you succeed? Yes! You will, indeed! (98 and
teachers. percent guaranteed) Kid, youll move mountains. Dr. Seuss
My advice to my graduating class: To set a goal, focus on it, and What I do to relax and unwind: I like to spend time with my friends
surround yourself with like-minded people. and family. I also really enjoy playing with my dog and occasionally binge
watch my favorite TV shows.
Cameron M. Nadja K. Moriah R. Olivia L. Word or phrase that best describes me: My friends and family
Annan Flitcroft Gilkey Michael
would describe my personality as strong.
Grace A. Rosa M. Jimmy L. Elijah E.
Burrow Geremia Hester Thompson
How I want my classmates to remember me at our 25-year
reunion: I would like my classmates to remember my hard work and
willingness to help.
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GRADUATION2016

BALDWINSVILLE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

VALEDICTORIAN
Name: Joshua DAnna
Town: Hannibal
Parents: Michael and Elena DAnna
Memorable
My plans in the next few years: I am attending
Cedarville University in the fall.
My career plans: I am planning a career in Computer
Moments
Science. To order
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school experience: I enjoyed
being involved in sports.
full-page reproductions:
This is who has inspired me the most: Mr. Auwarter was my first soccer coach
call 470-6079
who fueled my love for the game, and pushed me to meet my potential, not only in e-mail: extras@syracuse.com
sports, but in my life as well. or go to syracusemediagroup.com

Graduation:
It was 7 p.m.
Friday, June
10, 2016 at the
school.

Hanna Emmeline
Cooper
Joshua Patrick DAnna
Kelli Anne Hagger
Rachel Lauren
McCarthy
Alexander Michael
Peppard
Steven James Ratliff
Zachary Neil Ratliff
Anthony Michael Rizzo
Seth Francis Shute

SALUTATORIAN
Name: Kelli Hager
Town: Liverpool
Parents: Keith and Penny Hager
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My plans in the next few years: Onondaga

Community College
My career plans: Own a dog shelter.
What Ive enjoyed the most about my high school
experience: The friendships that I have made.
My favorite quote or saying: Do or do not; there is no try.
This is who has inspired me the most: My older sister
How I want my classmates to remember me at our 25-year reunion: My
comedic banter
One thing I would like to accomplish in my lifetime: I hope to save at
least one dogs life.
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Auburn Police
Burglary
Joshua Michael Martin, 29, of 14
Greenview St., Auburn, June 6,
second-degree; also charged
with criminal obstruction of
breathing or blood circulation.
Charged at Howard Street,
Auburn.
Burglary
Carlas Elaine Sledge, 47, of 157
North St., Auburn, June 3, third-
degree; also charged with petit
larceny. Charged at 297 Grant
Ave., Auburn.
Burglary
Freedom Shabreeia Walker,
21, of 193 North St., Apt. 4,
Auburn, June 4, third-degree;
also charged with petit larceny.
Charged at 297 Grant Ave.,
Auburn.
Criminal mischief
William Joseph Gleason, 27, of
22 Warren Ave., Auburn, June
8, third-degree. Charged at 22
Warren Ave., Auburn.
Felony driving while intoxi-
cated
Kristen Elaine Merritt, 28, of 7
Grover St., Apt.2 , Auburn, June
2; also charged with aggravated
driving while intoxicated; driving
without a license; failure to keep
right; and leaving the scene of
a property-damage accident.
Charged at 140 State St., Auburn.
Aggravated driving while
intoxicated
Brenda Jane Bennink, 47, of
4 Morris St., Auburn, June 2;
also charged with driving while
intoxicated; and moving from
lane unsafely. Charged at 94 E.
Genesee St., Auburn.
Driving while intoxicated
Marquis Darnel Agee, 29, of
107 Fitch Ave., Auburn, June 5;
also charged with driving with
a blood-alcohol count of more
than 0.08; third-degree aggra-
vated unlicensed operation of a
motor vehicle; and failure to stop
at a stop sign. Charged at Cap-
man Avenue, Auburn.
Driving while intoxicated
William Joseph Gleason, 27, of
22 Warren Ave., Auburn, June
4; also charged with driving
with a blood-alcohol count of
more than 0.08; and speed-
ing. Charged at Arterial West,
Auburn.
Driving while intoxicated
Riley Patrick Hughes, 23, of
79 Genesee St., Apt. 3, New
Hartford, June 3; also charged
with driving with a blood-alcohol
count of more than 0.08; failure
to yield right of way to emer-
gency vehicles; and speeding.
Charged at 113 Grant Ave.,
Auburn.
Driving while intoxicated
Michael Dale Stephenson, 34, of
75 Capitol St., Auburn, June 6;
also charged with driving with
a blood-alcohol count of more
than 0.08; and moving from lane
unsafely. Charged at 75 Seymour
St., Auburn.
Petit larceny
Jessica Lynn Ball, 24, of 6166
Lake St., Cayuga, June 1.
Charged at 62 Owasco St.,
Auburn.
Petit larceny
Martha Ann Berger, 43, of Tran-
sient, Auburn, June 3. Charged
at 1 Loop Road, Auburn.
Petit larceny
Kenan Hakeem Cooper Sr., 40,
of 209 Melone Village, Auburn,
May 31. Charged at 352 Gen-
esee St., Auburn.
Petit larceny
Songtha Kenyata Williams, 44,
of 142 S. Fulton St., Auburn, May
31. Charged at 142 S. Fulton St.,
Auburn.
Aggravated harassment
Lori Nicole Stanton, 32, of 191
Genesee St., Apt. 30, Auburn,
June 3, second-degree. Charged
at 191 Genesee St., Auburn.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Brian Christopher Machold, 39,
of 140 S. Fulton St., Auburn, June
4, second-degree; also charged
with insufficient lights. Charged
at Genesee Street, Auburn.
Criminal contempt
Sarah Rebecca Babcock, 39, of
66 West St., Auburn, June 3,
second-degree; also charged
with second-degree criminal
trespass. Charged at 46 North
St., Auburn.
Criminal contempt
Christina Marie Church, 34, of
8436 W. Loop Road, Port Byron,
June 2, second-degree. Charged
at 46 North St., Auburn.
Criminal contempt
Barbara Michelle Sanders, 33,
of 60 Steel St., Auburn, June 1,
second-degree; also charged
with second-degree harassment.
Charged at 60 Steel St., Auburn.
Criminal contempt
Richard Lee Sheffey, 64, of Perry
Street, Auburn, May 31, second-
degree. Charged at 46 North St.,
Auburn.
Stalking
Ryan Thomas Cerone, 21, of 13
Lafayette St., Auburn, June 1,
fourth-degree; also charged with
second-degree harassment.
Charged at 157 Genesee St.,
Auburn.
Cayuga County
Sheriffs Office
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Bryan P. Palmatier, 28, of Auburn,
June 6, third-degree.
Driving while ability impaired
by the combined inuence of
drugs or alcohol and any drug
or drugs
Christin E. Pandina, 32, of Ira,
June 5; also charged with fol-
lowing too closely; leaving the
scene of a property-damage
accident; and moving from lane
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unsafely.
Endangering the welfare of a
child
Katie A. Cummings-Wood, 35, of
Ira, June 2.
Criminal mischief
Allister L. Forest, 28, of Ithaca,
May 31, fourth-degree; also
charged with criminal obstruction
of breathing or blood circulation.
Criminal trespass
Autumn A. Stanton, 37, of Mexico,
June 2, second-degree.
Sexual misconduct
Brandon M. Thibault, 19, of Con-
quest, June 2.
Conspiracy
Kevin Leroy Vanderpoel, 27, of
Ithaca, June 6, sixth-degree.
DeWitt Police
Petit larceny
Eric J. Green, 27, of 113 Charles
Ave., Solvay, June 3. Charged at
555 S. State St., Syracuse.
Onondaga County
Sheriffs Office
Burglary
Laura Francis Young, 34, of 101
Meadow Rd, Elbridge, June 8,
second-degree; also charged
with fourth-degree grand lar-
ceny; and fourth-degree criminal
mischief.
Sexual abuse
Brian J. Bernard, 52, of 3529
Bishop Hill Rd, Marcellus, June
8, rst-degree; also charged
with endangering the welfare of
a child.
Driving while intoxicated
Kinsley Lyons, 45, of 3655 Ken-
nedy Rd, La Fayette, May 4; also
charged with driving without a
license; and speeding.
Resisting arrest
Brett M. Colvin, 20, of 104 Eagle
Crest Dr, Camillus, June 8; also
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charged with disorderly conduct.
Criminal contempt
Mathew T. White, 31, of 6 Warren
St, Tully, June 8, second-degree.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Katherine Elliott, 26, of 1851 E
Lake Rd, Skaneateles, May 27,
third-degree; also charged with
driving without a safety belt, or
having a front-seat adult without
a safety belt.
State Police
Burglary
Laura F. Young, 34, of Elbridge,
June 9, second-degree. Charged
at 555 S. State St., Syracuse.
Aggravated driving while
intoxicated
Jeremy A. Thorpe, 33, of Ska-
neateles Falls, June 11; also
charged with driving while
intoxicated. Charged at Robinson
Road, Throop.
Driving while ability is
impaired by drugs
Zachary A. Barner, 23, of Marcel-
lus, June 7. Charged at 2634
Falls Road, Marcellus.
Driving while ability is
impaired by drugs
Bruce Lambertson, 48, of Weed-
sport, June 7; also charged with
unlawful possession of marijua-
na; and drivers view obstructed.
Charged at State Route 49, West
Monroe.
Assault
Victor G. Guzman, 43, of Merid-
ian, June 10, third-degree; also
charged with criminal obstruction
of breathing or blood circulation;
and endangering the welfare of
a child.
Syracuse Police
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Tina M. Snow, 37, of 518 Rider
Ave., A2, Syracuse, June 7,
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third-degree; also charged with
seventh-degree criminal posses-
sion of a controlled substance;
unlawful possession of mari-
juana; and using a mobile phone
while driving. Charged at 300 N.
Franklin St., Syracuse.
Grand larceny
Rodney Little, 49, of 375 Valley
Drive, Syracuse, June 6, fourth-
degree; also charged with petit
larceny. Charged at 511 S. State
St., Syracuse.
Criminal mischief
Tyquinn Cannon, 23, of 114 Hovey
St., Syracuse, June 7, fourth-
degree. Charged at 100 Webster
Ave., Syracuse.
Resisting arrest
Donato P. Landi, 22, of 441 West-
brook Hills Drive, Syracuse, June
4; also charged with third-degree
menacing. Charged at 311 Tomp-
kins St., Syracuse.
Criminal trespass
Kenley L. Peck, 31, of 144 Northrup
Blvd., Syracuse, June 7, second-
degree.
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Matthew T. Pyke, 25, of 5092
Onondaga Road, Syracuse, June
6, seventh-degree; also charged
with third-degree aggravated
unlicensed operation of a motor
vehicle; driving without a license;
and speeding. Charged at Onon-
daga Street, Syracuse.
Criminal possession of a
controlled substance
Kevin J. Richards, 28, of 7102 US
Route 11, Tully, June 7, seventh-
degree. Charged at 120 Davis
St., Syracuse.
Aggravated unlicensed
operation of a motor vehicle
Dandre T. Terrell, 21, of 881 South
Ave., Syracuse, June 7, third-de-
gree. Charged at 100 Kirk Ave.,
Syracuse.
NEIGHBORS WEST
Events
Books/
Literary
AUTHORS
STORY TIME WITH LOCAL
AUTHOR MYLISA LARSEN : 11
to 11:30 a.m. June 22. Onondaga
Free Library, 4840 W. Seneca
Tpke., Onondaga. How to Put
Your Parents to Bed. Debut au-
thor Mylisa Larsen teams up with
Babette Cole, author-illustrator of
Princess Smartypants and Dr. Dog,
to present a bedtime story like
youve never heard before. For
all ages. Fre. 315-492-1727, http://
www.oibrary.org/.
BOOKS
HISTORY BOOK CLUB: 11 a.m.
Saturday. Seymour Library, 176-178
Genesee St., Auburn. Featured
book: The Girls of Atomic City:
The Untold Story of the Women
Who Helped Win World War II,
by Denise Kierna. All readers
welcome; please read the book
before the meeting. Free. 315-
252-2571, www.seymourlibrary.
org.
READ MORE BOOK CLUB: 7
p.m. June 22. Prison City Pub
and Brewery, 28 State St. Road,
Auburn. Seymour Librarys
revamped evening group will read
books in support of the librarys
reading challenge. Featured
category: a funny book. Read any
humorous story you choose and
then discuss it during the book
club. All readers welcome. Free.
315-252-2571, www.seymourli-
brary.org.
WALK AND TALK BOOK GROUP
: 10 a.m. Tuesday; ending Aug. 30.
Marcellus Park, 2449 Platt Road,
Marcellus. Enjoy the park and dis-
cuss what youre reading. Well
behaved dogs welcome. Free.
315-673-3221, www.mib.org.
STORY TIMES
SALLYS STORY TIME: 10:30 to
11 a.m. Monday to Tuesday; end-
ing Aug. 16. Maxwell Memorial
Library, 14 Genesee St., Camillus.
For preschoolers ages 3 to 5. No
registration. Free. 315-672-3661,
www.maxwellmemoriallibrary.org.
STORIES AND COLOR TIME:
10:30 a.m. Tuesday; ending June
28. Fairmount Community Library,
406 Chapel Dr., Fairmount. Regis-
ter on arrival. Free. 315-487-8933,
www.fairmountlibrary.org.
STORIES AND CRAFTS: 10:30
a.m. today; ending June 30.
Fairmount Community Library, 406
Chapel Dr., Fairmount. Stories
and crafts are limited to 24 kids
and require pre-registration. Free.
315-487-8933, www.fairmountli-
brary.org.
STORIES WITH SALLY: 10:30 a.m.
June 22; ending Aug. 17. Maxwell
Memorial Library, 14 Genesee St.,
Camillus. For children younger
than 3 and a participating adult.
Free. 315-672-3661, www.max-
wellmemoriallibrary.org.
TODDLER STORY TIME: 10:15
a.m. Tuesday; ending June 28.
Solvay Public Library, 615 Woods
Road, Solvay. A weekly story time
for ages 2-4, accompanied by an
adult. Stories, crafts and a snack.
Free. 315-468-2441, www.solvayli-
brary.org.
Community
EVENTS
35TH ANNUAL FLEA MARKET
AND CRAFT SALE : 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. Saturday. Fairmount Com-
munity Church United Church of
Christ, 4801 W. Genesee St., Fair-
mount. This annual big event is
greatly anticipated by many in the
Town of Camillus and surrounding
communities and we encourage
you to bring your ea market
treasures or garage sale items or
new crafts to sell. We always have
and exercising a little with games
a diverse group of vendors and a
lot of buyers. Food and bever-
ages will be available. Designated
spaces are on a rst come, rst
served basis on the receipt of a
paid reservation. Information and
the reservation form can be found
online. Reserved lawn space, $30;
indoor space, $35. 315-317-1476
or315-487-8521, www.fccucc1.org.
ADVANCED LEGO MINECRAFT
ROBOTICS: 3:45 to 5 p.m. today;
ending Aug. 26. Marcellus Free
Library, 32 Maple St., Marcellus.
and older. Free. 315-468-2441,
Registration required. Free. 315-
673-3221, www.mib.org.
CHESS CLUB: 1 to 4 p.m. Sat-
urday. Seymour Library, 176-178
Genesee St., Auburn. Learn to
play chess with chess master Tom
McKellop. Beginners welcome.
Free. 315-252-2571, www.sey-
mourlibrary.org.
COFFEE AND BOARD GAMES:
10 a.m. to noon Monday. Solvay
Public Library, 615 Woods Road,
Solvay. Join other adults for a
morning of fun lled board games
and coffee in the Hazard Room.
Coffee and a selection of board
games will be supplied. Partici-
pants may also bring one of their
own favorite games to play. Free.
315-468-2441, www.solvaylibrary.
org.
COLORING FOR ADULTS: 7 to
Add
events to our calendar online
and in Neighbors at
syracuse.com/myevent.
Its free, easy and available all
day, every day.
8 p.m. June 22; ending June 29.
Onondaga Free Library, 4840 W.
Seneca Tpke., Onondaga. Color-
ing can be benecial for adults
- namely for its destressing power.
The practice generates wellness,
quietness and also stimulates
brain areas related to motor skills,
the senses and creativity. Join
us in this fun, meditative practice
- Color your stress away! For
adults. Registration required for
each session. Free. 315-492-1727,
http://www.oibrary.org/.
DROP-IN CHESS: 10 a.m. Sat-
urday; ending June 25. Solvay
Public Library, 615 Woods Road,
Solvay. Stop by the librarys
upstairs meeting room any time
between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. and
play a game or two with someone
who enjoys playing chess as much
as you do. Bring your own or bor-
row one of our chess sets. Open
to all ages. Free. 315-468-2441,
www.solvaylibrary.org.
FRIDAY CRAFTS: 4 p.m. Friday.
Solvay Public Library, 615 Woods
Road, Solvay. For ages 5 and
older. Theme is sharks. All sup-
plies provided. Free. 315-468-
2441, www.solvaylibrary.org.
GAME DAY - LETS GET PHYSI-
CAL: 4 p.m. today. Solvay Public
Library, 615 Woods Road, Solvay.
This week is all about getting up
of motion. For ages 5-17. Free. 315-
468-2441, www.solvaylibrary.org.
GAME NIGHT FOR ADULTS:
6 to 7:30 p.m. Monday. Solvay
Public Library, 615 Woods Road,
Solvay. Play games with adults.
Well provide decks of cards and
an assortment of board games, all
you have to do is bring your sense
of fun and friendly, competitive
nature. Winners get to take home
bragging rights. Bring a friend and
challenge your skills For ages 18
www.solvaylibrary.org.
JAMESVILLE COMMUNITY
CHURCH RUMMAGE SALE: 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday; 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. Saturday. Jamesville Com-
munity Church, 6300 E. Seneca
Tpke., Jamesville. There will be
a $3 bag sale at 2 p.m. Saturday.
Clothing (dressing room avail-
able), household appliances, toys,
books, furniture and more. Free to
browse. 315-492-1465.
JUNIOR LIBRARY VOLUNTEERS
INFO SESSION: 7 to 8 p.m.
today; 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Onondaga Free Library, 4840 W.
Seneca Tpke., Onondaga. The
Junior Library Volunteers (JLV) are
a teen volunteer group that help
plan events and assist in service
projects. This is a great stepping
stone to help prepare for college
and future community service.
THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 2016 THE POST-STANDARD PAGE 15
New members welcome. Come
to an informational meeting to
learn about our summer volunteer
opportunities. For teens entering
grades 6-12. Free. 315-492-1727,
http://www.oibrary.org/.
KNITTING CIRCLE: 2 p.m. Tues-
day; ending June 28. Seymour
Library, 176-178 Genesee St.,
Auburn. An informal weekly
group for knitters who want to
gather at the library and work on
their projects. Free. 315-252-2571,
www.seymourlibrary.org.
TEEN SCENE: DOCTOR WHO
DAY: noon to 1:30 p.m. Saturday.
Solvay Public Library, 615 Woods
Road, Solvay. Play Doctor Who
trivia, watch some episodes and
make Doctor Who crafts. For ages
12-17 yrs. Free. 315-468-2441,
www.solvaylibrary.org.
TEEN SCENE: FANDOM: 5 p.m.
Tuesday. Solvay Public Library, 615
Woods Road, Solvay. For ages 12-
17, there is a different theme every
week. Explore, create, experiment
and have fun with different crafts,
gaming and other activities. This
weeks theme is Fandom. Social-
ize with other teens, watch Anime
and have some snacks. Free. 315-
468-2441, www.solvaylibrary.org.
THE DEATH CAFE: 6:30 p.m.
Monday. Marcellus Free Library,
32 Maple St., Marcellus. We will
Library, 32 Maple St., Marcellus.
gather in a relaxed setting to
discuss death, celebrate life, drink
tea and eat snacks. Facilitated
by Hospice of Central New York.
Open to all. Free. 315-673-3221,
www.mib.org.
TOTALLY TODDLERS: 10:30
a.m. Monday; ending June 27.
Fairmount Community Library,
406 Chapel Dr., Fairmount. Un-
structured play for toddlers up to
2-years-old. Moms can socialize.
Register on arrival. Free. 315-487-
8933, www.fairmoutlibrary.org.
toration Way, Syracuse. $40.50-
FESTIVALS
2016 GENEVA MUSIC FESTIVAL
: today to Saturday. Westminster
Presbyterian Church, 17 William
St., Auburn. Concerts in Geneva,
Auburn, Canandaigua and Ska-
neateles. Diverse programming
will include chamber, vocal and
organ recitals, and contemporary,
tango and bluegrass music. This
season also features a Latino
Cultural Celebration highlighting a
rich heritage of music and dance.
There will be performances of
chamber masterpieces ranging
from Mozart and Mendelssohn to
contemporary composers such as
Augusta Read Thomas and Robert
Hornstein. Many GMF veterans
join several new talented artists,
such as baritone vocalist and
founder of the Grammy Award
winning ensemble Roomful of
Teeth, Dashon Burton, Juilliard
Faculty member and Violinist
Laurie Smukler, and Violinist Clara
Lyon of the Spektral Quartet. Full
schedule is online. $20. 315-521-
1623, www.genevamusicfestival.
com.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL: 4 to 7
p.m. Tuesday. Apple Valley United
Methodist Church, 4424 S. On-
ondaga Road, South Onondaga.
The Lafayette Community Band
will perform an outdoor concert at
7 p.m. $1-$4; hot dogs available.
315-345-1304, brookegreczyn@
yahoo.com.
Concerts
ACOUSTIC
HOMEMADE JAM: 3 to 9 p.m.
Saturday. Otisco Lake Community
Center, 2223 Amber Road, Mariet-
ta. Annual acoustic music jambo-
ree sponsored by the Otisco Lake
Community Association. Bands
this year include Easy Ramblers
and Honky Tonk Hindooz, among
other great, local bands. Free.
BLUES
ELECTRIC MUD BLUES BAND:
7 p.m. Friday. Marcellus Free
Sponsored by the Optimist Club of
Marcellus. Blues music featuring
the talents of Neil Minet, guitar
and vocals; Jake Wojcik, drums;
and Shane Patterson, bass. Bring
a chair. Free. 315-673-3221, www.
mib.org.
ROCK
DAVE MATTHEWS BAND SUM-
MER TOUR 2016: 7 p.m. June 22.
Lakeview Amphitheatre, 490 Res-
$85. http://lakeviewamphitheatre.
com/.
Food, Drink &
Dining
BEER
SARANAC BEER DINNER: 6 p.m.
June 22. The Sherwood Inn, 26
W. Genesee St., Skaneateles. The
annual Saranac Beer Dinner held
on the West Lawn is lled with
family-style multiple-course meals
each paired with a cool, crisp
Saranac beer. MCed by Fred Matt,
President and CEO of the family
business with live, local music.
$40, includes tax and gratuity. 315-
685-3405, www.thesherwoodinn.
com.
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NEWSOFTHEWEEK
Skaneateles wins
fight to keep out
Airbnb-like rentals
The Village of Skaneateles
has reached plea deals with
a New York City couple and
a local fertility specialist to
settle criminal charges they
violated a new law banning
103 Bennett Road Camillus, NY 13031 short-term rentals, like those
(315) 708-0888 offered on Airbnb.
Nicholas E. McKeon III
and Kathryn McKeon of New
2814 West Seneca Turnpike, Marcellus NY 13108 York, and Dr. Robert J. Kiltz,
have agreed to plead guilty to
MO SAYS Fathers Day Barbecue Blowout renting properties for less than
30 days, violating an ordi-

BBQ
Sunday, June 19, 1:00 pm nance enacted in December
Marcellus Golf Club Dining Room and Deck banning short-term rentals.
Kiltz is the principal in two
Mo's is a Mom and Pop business where the owners cook the food, wait companies advertising luxury
on tables and wash the dishes. At Mo's we take pride in our authentic lofts for short-term lease in
pit-smoked meats, in-house made BBQ sauces and homemade sides. the heart of the village. Kiltz
Mo's wood-fired smoker is right outside our back door.
pleaded guilty to violating
We know people appreciate good, homemade food, friendly service
Call 673-7390 Reservations the law. The companies must
and fair prices in a clean atmosphere. We strive to uphold these values Required pay a $350 fine and forfeit
everyday. $220.35 for one nights rental
$27.99 per person plus tax and gratuity (under 12 $12.99) to the village. The McKeons
Call 708-0888 for details. Go to Pulled Pork Brisket Carving station St. Louis Spareribs BBQ Chicken
Salad Bar BBQ Beans Creamy Coleslaw
are expected to sign a similar
www.mospitbbq.com to view our menu. plea deal for properties at 35
Texas Sheet cake Salt Potatoes Vegetables Sweet Tea, Soda, lemonade
Jordan St. and 21 E. Lake St.,
You will also want to face a $350 fine and will be
Reservations are required.
try our wings.



required to forfeit $921.05 in

 

We will have one seating at 1:00 pm.

proceeds from their short-term
http://www.mospitbbq.com
Call 673-7390 for reservations rentals.

Camillus
Erie Canal
Park
FREE ADMISSION: Museum & Steam Exhibit
DINNER CRUISES: Reservations 487-7895
5750 Devoe Rd., Camillus 391-7020 www.eriecanalcamillus.com

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90 45
Krogers latest quarterly results Ball Corp BLL 57.95  76.69 72.01 +.08 +0.1 t s s -1.0 +0.5 20 0.52
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in the 12 months ending in CSX Corp CSX 21.33 35.67 26.39 ... ... t s s +1.7 -22.0 14 0.72 Bed Bath & Beyond BBBY Patriot National PN
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Eaton Corp plc ETN 46.19  71.33 60.65 +.21 +0.3 t s t +16.5 -12.8 14 2.28f 50 8
impact of recently opened or
Entergy ETR 61.27  80.06 78.08 -.93 -1.2 t s t +14.2 +16.5 14 3.40 45 7
closed stores.
Exelon Corp EXC 25.09  35.95 34.19 +.34 +1.0 t s t +23.1 +3.5 14 1.24 40 6
Exxon Mobil Corp XOM 66.55 91.43 90.16 -.27 -0.3 s s s +15.7 +11.1 29 3.00f M A M J M A M J
52-week range 52-week range
FedEx Corp FDX 119.71  183.50 159.66 -.09 -0.1 t s t +7.2 -12.2 43 1.60f
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HSBC Holdings PLC HSBC 29.14
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JPMorgan Chase & Co JPM 50.07  70.61 61.97 -.11 -0.2 t t s -5.5 -6.5 11 1.76
Higher prices seen JetBlue Airways Cp JBLU 16.26
27.36 16.66 -.11 -0.7 t t t -26.4 -14.1 8 ...
$25 $36
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of U.S. consumer prices rose last Lincoln Natl Corp LNC 30.39 61.80 42.01 -.06 -0.1 t t s -16.4 -29.8 8 1.00f 15 32
month. Lockheed Martin LMT 181.91 245.37 239.45 -.25 -0.1 t t s +10.3 +28.9 21 6.60 10 30
The Labor Departments M&T Bank MTB 100.08  134.00 116.25 +.73 +0.6 t t s -4.1 -6.2 16 2.80 M A M J M A M J
consumer price index is projected 52-week range 52-week range
Macys Inc M 29.94
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to show a gain of 0.3 percent for $7.20 $34.23 $27.23 $35.54
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May. Consumer prices increased Vol.: 18.5m (6.6x avg.) PE: 10.1 Vol.: 3.3m (1.0x avg.) PE: 15.2
Marsh & McLennan MMC 50.81 66.84 65.34 -.36 -0.5 t s s +17.8 +13.2 22 1.36f
0.4 percent in April, the largest Mkt. Cap: $1.89 b Yield: ... Mkt. Cap: $18.51 b Yield: 2.8%
MetLife Inc MET 35.00  58.23 41.93 -.33 -0.8 t t t -13.0 -21.5 11 1.60f
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years, following a surge in the NBT Bncp NBTB 23.81  30.53 28.44 +.05 +0.2 t t s +2.0 +12.9 16 0.88
price of gasoline and other energy Natl Grid plc NGG 63.75  74.67 69.11 +.12 +0.2 t t t -0.6 +8.7 3.35e
products. Over the past 12 months, Nucor Corp NUE 33.90 51.99 50.45 +.93 +1.9 t s s +25.2 +5.0 29 1.50
overall inflation is up a modest 1.1 Owens Illinois OI 11.58  24.32 18.64 -.03 -0.2 t s s +7.0 -23.2 12 ... Interest Rates NET 1YR
percent. The latest consumer price  t s t
Par Technology PAR 3.91 7.53 4.70 -.02 -0.4 -30.2 +12.9 47 ... TREASURIES YEST PVS CHG WK MO QTR AGO
figures are due out today. Pathfinder Bcp PBHC 10.51 13.32 11.52 -.13 -1.1 s t s -10.7 -3.2 17 0.20
Paychex PAYX 41.59 55.44 54.52 -.06 -0.1 t s s +3.1 +17.2 27 1.68 3-month T-bill .25 .27 -0.02 s t t .01
Consumer price index
seasonally adjusted Penney JC Co Inc JCP 6.00 11.99 8.35 +.33 +4.1 s s t +25.4 -2.4 dd ... 6-month T-bill .34 .40 -0.06 t t t .10
0.4 Sears Holdings Corp SHLD 10.52  29.95 13.19 +.99 +8.1 s s t -35.8 -56.5 dd ... 52-wk T-bill .50 .53 -0.03 t t t .24
0.4% est. Service Corp SCI 20.21  32.02 26.32 -.14 -0.5 t t s +1.2 -7.4 23 0.52f 2-year T-note .67 .74 -0.07 t t t .69
0.3 The yield on the
Sysco Corp SYY 35.45  50.68 48.66 +.19 +0.4 t t s +18.7 +34.6 25 1.24 10-year 5-year T-note 1.10 1.15 -0.05 t t t 1.66
0.2 Time Warner TWX 55.53  91.34 72.88 +.12 +0.2 t s s +12.7 -13.7 15 1.61 Treasury fell to 10-year T-note 1.57 1.61 -0.04 t t t 2.31
0.1 Tompkins Financial TMP 49.05 68.53 66.81 -.07 -0.1 t s s +19.0 +29.4 17 1.76f 1.57 percent. 30-year T-bond 2.41 2.42 -0.01 t t t 3.04
UPS class B UPS 87.30  107.32 103.89 +.16 +0.2 t s t +8.0 +6.7 19 3.12 Yields affect
-0.1 flat -0.2
0.0 Utd Technologies UTX 83.39  116.56 100.54 -.65 -0.6 t s s +4.7 -11.8 16 2.64f rates on
Verizon Comm VZ 38.06  54.49 52.84 -.15 -0.3 s s t +14.3 +16.9 12 2.26 mortgages and
WalMart Strs WMT 56.30  74.14 71.12 +.17 +0.2 r s s +16.0 +0.7 16 2.00f other consumer NET 1YR
-0.2 Xerox Corp XRX 8.48  11.46 9.91 +.18 +1.8 t s t -6.8 -10.3 21 0.31 loans. BONDS YEST PVS CHG WK MO QTR AGO
D J F M A M
Dividend Footnotes: a - Extra dividends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount declared or paid in last 12 months. Barclays LongT-BdIdx 2.18 2.18 ... t t t 2.91
15 16 f - Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent dividend announcement. i - Sum of dividends paid after stock split, no regular rate. j - Sum of dividends paid this Bond Buyer Muni Idx 3.80 3.80 ... t t t 4.43
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stock, approximate cash value on ex-distribution date. PE Footnotes: q - Stock is a closed-end fund - no P/E ratio shown. cc - P/E exceeds 99. dd - Loss in last 12 months. PRIME FED Barclays US High Yield 7.28 7.15 +0.13 s t t 6.35
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YEST 3.50 .38
Fund Focus Local Funds 6 MO AGO 3.25 .13
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1 YR AGO 3.25 .13 Barclays US Corp 3.01 2.98 +0.03 t t t 3.34
Morningstar says this funds % 1 WK 1 MO 1 YR 1 YR 5 YR 5 YR
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American Funds AMCAPA m AMCPX 5.75 26.57 -.01 -2.4 +2.5 -2.4 3 +12.6 1 +++,,
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AmBalA x ABALX 5.75 24.34 -.26 -1.3 +1.1 +4.3 1 +10.1 1 ++++,
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American High-Income Muni Bond A (AMHIX) about 1 percent,
FnInvA x ANCFX 5.75 51.28 -.63 -2.7 +1.5 +2.0 1 +11.4 3 +++,, Natural Gas (mm btu) 2.60 2.60 -0.35 +11.0
its fifth straight
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daily decline.
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CNY SCENE By Katrina Tulloch FESTIVALS

thursday
James Joyce fans will want to
be in Oswego on Thursday for
Bloomsday, a city-wide festival
celebrating Joyces Ulysses. Visit
the 11 spots and enjoy readings, live
music, theater and Leopold Blooms
Gorgonzola cheese sandwich with
a glass of Burgundy.
Where: Across the city of Oswego.
The festival starts at Fort Ontario
and ends at the Ancient Order of
Hibernians.
When: 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.
How much: Free.
Juneteenth
friday
Now in its 32nd year, the Ovid
Strawberry Festival will feature
live music, auctions, the Ovid
Idol competition, vendors, crafts,
parade, 5K race and of course,
lots of strawberries.
Where: Ovid Village Park, Ovid
When: 6 to 10 p.m.
How much: Free. One-mile fun
run for kids is $5. The Berry Third
Annual Fun Run 5K is $20 in
advance. $25 on race day.
The annual gathering celebrates the day when Union sol-
diers arrived in Galveston, Texas, to spread the news that
the Civil War was over and the slaves were freed. The festivi-
ties kick off with a parade, which starts at 11 a.m. at Dunbar
Center, 1453 S. State St.
Where: Clinton Square, Syracuse.
When: Noon to 10 p.m. Saturday. Parade begins at 11 a.m.
How much: Free.
CAR SHOW
Prison City Ramblers Fathers Day Car Show
The Prison City Ramblers Fathers Day Car Show, now in
its 25th year, brings together classic cars, vendors, a flea
market, food, live music and more.

Where: Emerson Park, Owasco.

saturday When: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday.

How much: Free admission, but visitors are encouraged
to bring a non-perishable food item to donate. Class car reg-
istration is $10 in advance, $15 at the gate.
Plazapalooza, held at the Everson Community Plaza,
will be the site of food trucks, crafts, vendors and
plenty of fun. During the day, there will be dancing, art CONCERTS
making and vendors. In the evening, grab a pint from
the Empire Brewery Beer Garden and enjoy the live
music. Museum admission is free all day. Island Country Jam
Where: Everson Community Plaza, Harrison Street, Grab your cowboy boots and head to Paper Mill Island in
Syracuse. Baldwinsville for a day full of country music. Six performers
will play during the day-long festival.
When: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Where: Paper Mill Island, 136 Spensieri Ave., Baldwinsville.
How much: Free.
When: 2 to 10 p.m. Saturday. Gates open at 1 p.m.
How much: Advance tickets are $10, or $12 at the gate.

sunday OUTDOORS

At the annual Fathers Day breakfast, dad and the rest of the
family will enjoy the airplane and classic car displays. Fly in
with your plane or drive in with your classic car for one free
breakfast.
Where: Marcellus Airport, Limeledge Road, Marcellus.
When: 8 a.m. to noon.
How much: $7 for adults, $3 for kids under 12.
Fathers Day Native Tree Walk
Spend the beautiful Sunday afternoon outside and learn
some forest biology as SUNY ESF professor Donald Leopold
hosts his annual Fathers Day hike at Clark Reservation State
Park.
Where: Clark Reservation State Park, Route 173,
Jamesville.
When: 2 p.m. Sunday.
How much: Included in $5 vehicle entrance fee.
 THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 2016 THE POST-STANDARD PAGE T-3

its happening

Syracuse Pride Week 2016 includes

CNY Gay 5K, parade and festival
By Katrina Tulloch
ktulloch@syracuse.com
On Monday, City Hall
raised the rainbow flag to
begin CNY Pride Week in
Syracuse, celebrating individu-
als who identify as lesbian,
gay, bisexual, transgender or
queer.
The annual celebration was
overshadowed by somber-
ness after the mass shooting
in Florida on Sunday. A gun-
man at Pulse, a gay nightclub
in Orlando, killed 49 people
before being killed by police
early Sunday morning. More
than 53 additional people were
injured.
We cannot let what hap-
pened in Orlando stop us from
celebrating who we are, said
Jayme Martin, president of
CNY Pride. We must con-
tinue in the memories of the
victims in Orlando.
A candlelight vigil also took
place at Syracuse City Hall
Monday night.
More than 4,500 people
attended the 2015 CNY Pride
Festival. The mayors office
promised an increased police
presence at this years festival.
TODAY: SPEECH AND Members of several churches came out to march in the 2013 Pride Parade. This years parade is Saturday.
FUNDRAISER (Brett Carlsen | bcarlsen@syracuse.com)
There will be a free speech
at CNY Philanthropy Center
titled Your Right To Know:
A Training for the Trans
Community from 5:30 to SATURDAY: CNY GAY 5K When: Saturday. Race day best representation of theme. When: Saturday. Groups
7:30 p.m. Later tonight, Trexx The proceeds of the CNY registration starts at 7:30 a.m.
The parade kicks off in the gather to march at 10 a.m. The
will host a CNY Pride kickoff Gay 5K will be split 50-50 The race begins at 9 a.m. Destiny USA parking lot of parade steps off at 11:30 a.m.
party with the theme Gatsby between SAGE Upstate and Solar Street and heads to the and the festival runs from noon
How much: Register online to 5 p.m.
Prom. A silent auction and all CNY Pride. An awards cere- for $25 or pay $30 on the day Inner Harbor, where the Pride
raffles will benefit CNY Pride. mony takes place immediately of the race. Festival begins. The festival How much: There is a $5
following race. All participants will include exhibits, food and suggested donation to attend.
Where: Trexx at 319 N. Clinton receive a race shirt, swag bag live entertainment from The Food and drinks for sale.
St., Syracuse and post-race refreshments. SATURDAY: CNY PRIDE FESTIVAL Island Band, Matt Martin and
Race results will be available AND PARADE Missy Ragonese. Doors open This year, Syracuse police
When: Today. The party starts at AuyerTiming.com. There Pride Week culminates on at 5 p.m. for an after party at will not enforce a 40-foot
at 10:30 p.m. is also a free fun run for kids, Saturday with the annual CNY Trexx Night Club. buffer zone keeping long-
How much: $10 cover charge and $5 5K run and walk for Pride Parade, with the 2016 time anti-gay protester Jim
at Trexx. kids. theme Who Is Your Hero? Where: Inner Harbor, Deferio away from the CNY
Awards will be presented to Syracuse. Pride festival.
Where: Long Branch Park. floats or marching units for
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thursday
BENEFITS
ANNUAL RECOGNITION AND
CELEBRATION LUNCHEON:
Noon Doubletree Hotel, 6301
state Route 298, DeWitt. Vera
House will award the Sr. Mary
Vera Recognition Award to Sean
Kirst of Syracuse. Sean is a
writer, columnist, journalist and
public speaker who spent most
of his professional career at The
Post-Standard/Syracuse Media
Group. He also served as Vera
House Foundation White Ribbon
Campaign Honorary Chair in
2014. Call the Vera House Special
Events office at 315-425-0818, ext.
248 to attend. $25. 315-425-0818,
verahouse.org.
GARDEN GALA PARTY: 6 p.m.
Lorenzo State Historic Site, 17
Rippleton Road, Cazenovia.
Join The Friends of Lorenzo in
celebrating 33 years of support
for the restoration and on-going
maintenance of the 1914 Ellen
Shipman-designed garden at
Lorenzo. The gala also offers the
opportunity to bid on artwork by
some of CNYs outstanding artists BLOOMSDAY 2016: Catch the annual event from 6 to 10 p.m. today at Nibsys Pub, 201 Ulster
and to take a chance on winning a St., Syracuse. Syracuse James Joyce Club presents its 23rd celebration on the traditional day,
private, catered dinner for eight in
the formal garden. Call for details. June 16. The club will present excerpts from all 18 episodes (chapters) of James Joyces (above)
315-655-3200, lorenzony.org.
BOOKS
LOCAL AUTHOR SHOWCASE:
6 to 7:30 p.m. Barnes & Noble
Booksellers, 3454 Erie Blvd. E.,
DeWitt. Stop by for a meet and
greet event as multiple local
and area authors will be here to
discuss their books and sign cop-
ies. The subjects include ction,
thriller, science ction, fantasy,
religious, inspiration and more.
Free. 315-449-2948, facebook.
com/events/1611827379137392/.
STORIES AND CRAFTS: 10:30
a.m. Fairmount Community Library,
406 Chapel Drive, Fairmount.
Stories and crafts are limited to 24
kids and require pre-registration.
Free. 315-487-8933, fairmountli-
brary.org.
COMMUNITY
SUMMER PICNIC: 6 to 9 p.m.
Everson Museum of Art, 401
Harrison St., Syracuse. The picnic
honors those who have been
pillars of the community and have
shaped Central New York through
their gifts of leadership and strong
conviction that art and creative
expression enhance our quality
of life. This annual event features
an open bar, festive fare and
the presentation of the Everson
Medal and Volunteer Awards on
the plaza. $200. 315-474-6064,
everson.org.
FESTIVALS
BEST BET
great novel Ulysses, considered by many to be the most important book of the 20th century.
Food and beverages available for purchase. No admission. Call 315-593-9697.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL: 4 to 7
p.m. Transguration Church, 740
Teall Ave., Syracuse. Strawberry
shortcakes or sundaes, hamburg-
ers, hot dogs, Kielbasa and sau-
sage sandwiches, salt potatoes,
craft booth. Held rain or shine and
handicapped accessible. Cost var-
ies. 315-479-6129, none.
FOOD
BURGER AND BREW: 5 to 7 p.m.
Camillus Elks Lodge 2367, 6117
Newport Road, Camillus. Includes
burger, dessert and large brew or
soda. $7. 315-672-3106, camil-
luselks.com.
HOME
PARADE OF HOMES - LADIES
NIGHT: 1 to 8 p.m. Crane Brook,
Manlius. From 5 to 8 p.m.: The
Parade of Homes builders with
Sunny 102 welcome all the ladies
for a fun-lled evening of shop-
ping, music, wine tastings by
Greenwood Winery and others.
$12; ages 16 and younger, free.
315-463-6261, hbrcny.com/.
HISTORY
LOCAL HISTORY SPECTACU-
LAR: 6 to 8 p.m. Liverpool Public
Library, 310 Tulip St., Liverpool.
Celebrate local history. Experience
the new Liverpool Village Walk-
ing Tour followed by a reception
featuring the librarys digital and
non-digital local history resources.
Free. 315-457-0310, lpl.org.
MOVIES
BIG SCREEN MOVIE NIGHT: 6:30
p.m. Salina Library, 100 Belmont
St., Mattydale. The Finest Hours..
Free. 315-454-4524, salinalibrary.
org.
BOOK TO MOVIE: 4:30 p.m.
Salina Library, 100 Belmont St.,
Mattydale. On the rst night of,
we discuss the months book.
The second night is movie night,
when we watch a movie based on
the book and on the third night,
we tackle the big question: is
the book better than the movie?
Refreshments provided. Free. 315-
454-4524, salinalibrary.org.
MUSIC/DANCE/THEATER
KIDS IN MOTION: 11 to 11:30 a.m.
Onondaga Free Library, 4840
W. Seneca Turnpike, Onondaga.
Get your preschooler moving and
dancing. For ages 1-5. Free. 315-
492-1727, oibrary.org/.
INTERACTIVE MYSTERY DIN-
NER THEATER: 7 p.m. Spaghetti
Warehouse, 689 N. Clinton St.,
Syracuse. Homestyle Homicide:
The Freagan Family Reunion.
$27.95, plus tax and gratuity. 315-
475-1807, acmemysterytheater.
(AP Photo, 1931)
com.
LYNCOURT COMMUNITY BAND
CONCERT: 7 p.m. East Syracuse
Free Library, 4990 James St., East
Syracuse. Held outdoors; bring a
chair. Under the direction of Tony
DeAngelis, Ron Nuzzo and Ray
Sturge. Free. 315-437-4841, face-
book.com/lyncourtband.
OKLAHOMA!: 7:30 p.m. Merry-Go-
Round Playhouse, Emerson Park,
Route 38A, Owasco. Rodgers &
Hammersteins beloved classic,
nominated for 9 Tony Awards.
$27-$51. 315-255-1305, nger-
lakesmtf.com/2016-season/okla-
homa/.
OPEN MIC NIGHT: 7 p.m. Kellish
Hill Farm, 3192 Pompey Center
Road, Pompey. Held in the Music
Barn. Donations encouraged to
keep the music alive at Kellish Hill
Farm. $5. 315-682-1578, kellish-
hillfarm.com.
SOCIETY FOR NEW MUSIC
PARADISE: 3 to 6 p.m. Syracuse
Stage, 820 E. Genesee St., Syra-
cuse. The Society for New Music
invites you to explore Paradise. An
interactive sound/light installa-
tion by Douglas Quin and Lorne
Covington, commissioned by the
Society for New Music. This may
inspire your interest in geography,
technology or in saving our planet.
Free. 315-245-1689, society-
fornewmusic.org.
THE BELLS: 6 p.m. Dr. Weeks
Elementary School, 710 Hawley
Ave., Syracuse. Tyler Ogilvie, the
Society for New Music composer
at Dr. Weeks Elementary, has
crafted a four-movement work in
collaboration with the 5th grade
students and their music teacher,
Mary Jumen. The text is Edgar
Allan Poes The Bells, since bells
play an integral part in community
and celebration throughout the
world: past and present. Free.
315-245-1689, societyfornewmu-
sic.org.
THE FOX ON THE FAIRWAY: 7:30
p.m. Cortland Repertory Theater,
6288 Little York Lake Road, Little
York. $26-$34. 800-427-6160,
cortlandrep.org.
Nightclubs
ACOUSTIC
OLD CITY HALL: 159 Water St.,
Oswego. Playing: Arty Lenin, 6
p.m. No cover.
PASTAS ON THE GREEN AT FOX-
FIRE: 1 Village Blvd. N., Baldwins-
ville. Playing: Party on the Patio:
The Out-Takes, 6 p.m. No cover.
315-638-1362.
COUNTRY
KOSTAS BAR & GRILL: 105 Grant
Ave., Auburn. Playing: Chris Taylor
Unplugged, 7 to 10 p.m. No cover.
315-253-7711.
DANCE
WOODYS JERKWATER PUB &
GRUB: K-Mart Plaza, Mattydale.
Playing: Timeline Band, 6 p.m.
Free show on the patio. No cover.
315-454-4339.
JAZZ
DOLCE VITA: 907 E. Genesee St.,
Syracuse. Playing: Live Jazz, 8
p.m. No cover. 315-475-4700.
ROCK
COLEMANS AUTHENTIC IRISH
PUB: 100 S. Lowell Ave., Syracuse.
Playing: Block Party: Big Eyed
Phish, 6 p.m. No cover. 315-476-
1933, colemansirishpub.com/
pages/livemusic.html.
DOWNTOWN FUNK N WAFFLES:
307 S. Clinton St., Syracuse.
Playing: Jamie Notarthomas:
David Bowie Tribute, 9 p.m. Doors
open at 8 p.m. $12-$15. 315-474-
1060, funknwaffles.tickety.com/
event/1171141-heroes-tribute-thin-
white-syracuse/.
SHIFTYS: 1401 Burnet Ave.,
Syracuse. Playing: Monkey Fever,
8 p.m. to midnight. No cover. 315-
474-0048, shiftysbar.com.

friday
COMMUNITY
CRUISIN IN MINOA: 5:30 to
8:30 p.m. Lewis Park, Main and
Hulbert streets, Minoa. All types
of cars are welcome: antique,
classics and street rods. Music
by Big D Orchestra begins at 6
p.m. Weather permitting. Free.
villageofminoa.com.
SCIENCE, SPIRITUALITY AND A
GOOD BREW:6 p.m. Clarks Ale
House, 100 E. Washington St.,
Syracuse. Topic for discussion:
The Decalogue, the critically
acclaimed television series by
director Krzysztof Kielowski. Spon-
sored by St. Pauls Syracuse, The
Downtown Episcopal Church, cor-
ner of E. Fayette and Montgomery
streets. Open to the public. All
perspectives are welcome. Free.
315-474-6053, stpaulsyr.org/.
FESTIVALS
2016 GENEVA MUSIC FESTIVAL:
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
17 William St., Auburn. Concerts
in Geneva, Auburn, Canandaigua
and Skaneateles. Diverse pro-
gramming will include chamber,
vocal and organ recitals, and con-
temporary, tango and bluegrass
music. Full schedule is online.
$20. 315-521-1623, genevamusic-
festival.com.
OVIDS 32ND ANNUAL STRAW-
BERRY FESTIVAL & CRAFT FAIR:
6 to 10 p.m. Ovid Village Park,
Main St., Ovid. Check out their
website for a complete schedule
of events. Live entertainment,
farmers market, strawberry des-
serts, childrens entertainment,
refreshments, book sale, parade
and more. Most events are free.
ovidstrawberryfestival.com.
HOME
PARADE OF HOMES: 1 to 8
p.m. Crane Brook, Manlius. The
popular new home showcase
offers a look at eight new, luxury,
fully-decorated and landscaped
homes in Crane Brook in the Town
of Manlius. These eight homes are
on a q $12; ages 16 and younger,
free. 315-463-6261, hbrcny.com/.
HISTORY
HOMER HISTORY CELEBRATION:
7 to 9:30 p.m. Homer Village
Green, Main St., Homer. More than
200 years in the making, historic
Homers village green contin-
ues to be the center for cultural,
educational and religious activity.
In celebration of Homers history,
the Landmark Society of Cortland
County has organized a weekend
of activities: lectures, walking
tours, exhibits, picture taking in
period costumes, old fashioned
kids games on the green, food
and music. The celebration co-
BEST BET
OAKWOOD ANTHOLOGY: Enjoy a tour from 6 to 7:15 p.m. Friday at Oakwood Cemetery, 940
Comstock Ave., Syracuse. Join Onondaga Historical Association for Ghost Walk Oakwood Anthol-
ogy Stroll under Oakwoods shade and take in compelling stories from those who have gone
before and now rest there. Tours leave every 15 minutes and last about 90 minutes. Reservations
required. Enter the cemetery using the East Colvin Street entrance located almost directly across
from Moore Avenue. Cost: $15; OHA members, $12. Group rates available. Call 315-428-1864, or
go to cnyhistory.org. (Kevin Rivoli / The Post-Standard, le)
incides with the Farmers Market
and Sidewalk Sales. Free. 607-
345-5732, landmarkhomerny.org.
MOVIES
THE CHOICE: 12:30 p.m. Fay-
etteville Senior Center, 584 E.
Genesee St., Fayetteville. Lunch
is served at noon (make reserva-
tions). Movie is rated PG-13. A
drama/romance starring Benjamin
Walker and Teresa Palmer. $1; free
for lunchgoers. 315-637-9025,
faysrctr.org.
MUSIC/DANCE/THEATER
1776: 8 p.m. The Central New
York Playhouse, Shoppingtown
Mall, 3649 Erie Blvd. E., DeWitt.
$22-$25. 315-885-8960, cnyplay-
house.com/1776.html.
BARRULE TRIO CELTIC MUSIC
FROM THE ISLE OF MAN: 8 p.m.
Earlville Opera House, 18 E. Main
St., Earlville. Steeped in the history
and mythology of its Celtic and
Viking ancestry, the Isle of Man
sits quietly in the Irish Sea. This
inspirational landscape embodies
the powerful and striking experi-
ence of Barrule in concert. $10,
$8, $20. 315-691-3550.
GRIT N GRACE AT POMPEY
FIELD DAYS: 8 p.m. to midnight
Pompey Hill Fire Department,
7407 Academy St., Pompey. Coun-
try, rock, dance and variety band.
Free. 315-677-3212, pompeyhillfd.
com/.
OKLAHOMA!: 8 p.m. Merry-Go-
Round Playhouse, Emerson Park,
Route 38A, Owasco. Rodgers &
Hammersteins beloved classic,
nominated for 9 Tony Awards.
$27-$51. 315-255-1305, nger-
lakesmtf.com/2016-season/okla-
homa/.
SOCIETY FOR NEW MUSIC -
PARADISE: 3 to 6 p.m. Syracuse
Stage, 820 E. Genesee St., Syra-
cuse. This may inspire your inter-
est in geography, technology or in
saving our planet. Free. 315-245-
1689, societyfornewmusic.org.
THE FOX ON THE FAIRWAY: 7:30
p.m. Cortland Repertory Theater,
6288 Little York Lake Road, Little
York. $26-$34. 800-427-6160,
cortlandrep.org.
THE STINKY CHEESE MAN AND
OTHER FAIRLY STUPID TALES: 7
p.m. W. Carroll Coyne Center for
the Performing Arts at Le Moyne
College, 200 Springeld Road,
Syracuse. Performed by The Gif-
ford Family Theatre, a professional
theatre for young audiences. This
wildly inventive play with music
was adapted by John Glore from
the Caldecott Honor-winning
THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 2016 THE POST-STANDARD PAGE T-5
p.m. Acoustic rock duo. No cover.
book of the same name by Jon
Scieszka and Lane Smith. $10 and
$15. 315-445-4230, giffordfamily-
theatre.org.
HAVANA NIGHTS LATIN DANCE
PARTY: 9:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. John-
stons Ballybay Pub/Nightclub,
550 Richmond Ave., Syracuse.
Introductory salsa lesson for
beginners from 8:15 to 9:30 p.m.
($7 extra). For ages 17 and older.
No partner necessary; beginners
welcome. Hosted by La Familia
de la Salsa. $5. 315-447-6287,
lafamiliadelasalsa.com.
BASEBALL
MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS
NIGHT WITH THE SYRACUSE
CHIEFS VS. THE COLUMBUS
CLIPPERS: 7:05 p.m. NBT Bank
Stadium, 1 Tex Simone Drive,
Syracuse. Medical professionals
will receive a discounted ticket.
Enjoy a reworks show after the
game. $7-$12. 315-474-7833, syra-
cusechiefs.com .
Nightclubs
ACOUSTIC
BRAE LOCH INN: 5 Albany
St., Cazenovia. Playing: Jamie
Notarthomas Solo, 7 to 10 p.m. No
cover. 315-655-3431, braelochinn.
com/.
LAKEHOUSE PUB: 6 W. Genesee
St., Skaneateles. Playing: Tim Her-
ron, 8 p.m. AmeriBeat. No cover.
lakehousepub.com/.
OLD CITY HALL: 159 Water St.,
Oswego. Playing: Frenay & Lenin,
6 p.m. No cover.
PASTAS ON THE GREEN AT
FOXFIRE: 1 Village Blvd. N.,
Baldwinsville. Playing: Hey Day, 8
315-638-1362.
COUNTRY
DENNYS MOUNTAINVIEW:
Route 281, Preble. Playing: Lone-
some Crow, 9 p.m. Bad Water will
open. No cover. 607-749-7447.
FOLK
LIMP LIZARD LOUNGE: 4628 On-
ondaga Blvd., Syracuse. Playing:
Mark Zane, 6 to 10 p.m. Acoustic
performance of original and cover
songs. No cover. 315-472-7831.
JAZZ
BISTRO ELEPHANT: 238 W. Jef-
ferson St., Syracuse. Playing: John
Spillett Jazz/Pop Duo, 7 to 10 p.m.
No cover. 315-475-1111, lemon-
grasscny.com/#about.
POP
UKRAINIAN NATIONAL CLUB
OF AUBURN: 125 Washington St.,
Auburn. Playing: DILF a.k.a. The
Dads, 8 p.m. No cover. 315-253-
5997, DILFband.com.
RHYTHM/BLUES
JPS TAVERN: 109 Syracuse
St., Baldwinsville. Playing: The
Measure, 7 p.m. A mix of blues,
soul, folk and rock. No cover.
315-409-6238, facebook.com/
events/1708594302727423/.
ROCK
COLEMANS AUTHENTIC IRISH
PUB: 100 S. Lowell Ave., Syracuse.
Playing: The Mike Bogan Band,
10 p.m. No cover. 315-476-1933,
colemansirishpub.com/pages/live-
music.html.
MACS BAD ART BAR: 1799 Brew-
erton Road, Mattydale. Playing:
I am Fool with Kissa the Spritz,
9:30 p.m. $5 cover. 315-455-7223,
iamfool.com.
SHIFTYS: 1401 Burnet Ave., Syra-
cuse. Playing: Sharp Dressed Pen-
guins, 9 p.m. Horn rock. No cover.
315-474-0048, shiftysbar.com.
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saturday
ART
ARTS ON GENESEE FINE ARTS
AND CRAFTS SHOW: 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. May Memorial Unitarian Uni-
versalist Society, 3800 E. Genesee
St., Syracuse. This outdoor juried
show features Central New York
artists. Join us for two fun days of
shopping, browsing and grazing.
Contact us at artsongenesee@
mmuus.org for more information.
Free to browse. 315-446-8920,
mmuus.org.
COMMUNITY
35TH ANNUAL FLEA MARKET
AND CRAFT SALE: 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. Fairmount Community Church
United Church of Christ, 4801 W.
Genesee St., Fairmount. Reserved
lawn space, $30; indoor space,
$35. 315-317-1476 or315-487-8521,
fccucc1.org.
FESTIVALS
PLAZAPALOOZA: 11 a.m. to 8
p.m. Everson Community Plaza,
Harrison St., Syracuse. A one day
festival celebrating the arts and
creativity in our community. Free
museum admission all day long,
plus a Makers Market, art making,
demonstrations, raku ring, music,
Beer Garden, food truck rodeo
and more to do on the Everson
Community Plaza. Free. 315-474-
6064, everson.org.
RUNNING
CNY GAY 5K: 9 a.m. Long Branch
Park, 380 Long Branch Road, Ged-
des. A community run designed
to celebrate our Central New York
community and raise funds for
local LGBT non-prots. You can
join in by becoming a sponsor,
registering to run, volunteering, or
coming out to cheer. Online pre-
registration, $25; Race-day, $30;
includes race shirt and refresh-
ments. cnygay5k.com.
GARDEN
97TH ANNUAL SYRACUSE ROSE
SOCIETYS ROSE SHOW: 1 p.m.
Destiny USA, 9090 Destiny USA
Dr., Syracuse. Held in the Canyon
area. Public viewing will be from 1
to 4:30 p.m. Free. 315-676-4850,
syracuserosesociety.org.
HOME
HAWLEY-GREEN HOUSE TOUR:
10 a.m. First English Lutheran
Church, 501 James St., Syracuse.
Have you wondered what our city
looked like when the Erie Canal
still ran through Syracuse? Can
you imagine our roads as trolley
tracks? Take a walk back through
history. Tour eight unique homes
and learn the rich history of the
BEST BET
ART ON THE PORCHES: Enjoy the sights from 11 a.m. to 5
p.m. Saturday along Ruskin Avenue in Syracuse. Held in the
historic neighborhood of Strathmore, this years festival is the
17th annual and has become a staple of the arts community in
the city of Syracuse. This year features a Global Art Expedition,
where children will tour the world of art. They get their passports
stamped as they visit the art of eight different countries and
create community art projects and take home crafts. Free to
browse. Go to artontheporches.org/. (Scott Schild / sschild@syracuse.
com)
neighborhood. $10. 315-425-1032,
eventbrite.com/e/hawley-green-
house-tour-tickets-25523519534.
PARADE OF HOMES: 11 a.m. to 6
p.m. Crane Brook, Manlius. The
popular new home showcase
offers a look at eight new, luxury,
fully-decorated and landscaped
homes in Crane Brook in the
Town of Manlius. $12; ages 16
and younger, free. 315-463-6261,
http://hbrcny.com/.
HISTORY
HOMER HISTORY CELEBRA-
TION: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Homer
Village Green, Main St., Homer.
The celebration coincides with
the Farmers Market and Sidewalk
Sales. Free. 607-345-5732, land-
markhomerny.org.
MEET ELEANOR ROOSEVELT:
1 p.m. Seymour Library, 176-178
Genesee St., Auburn. Nancy J.
Snedeker will bring Eleanor Roo-
sevelt to life at Seymour Library.
Learn about the woman who re-
dened the position of First Lady.
Free. 315-252-2571, seymourli-
brary.org.
OAKWOOD ANTHOLOGY:
5:30 a.m. to 7:15 p.m. Oakwood
Cemetery, 940 Comstock Ave.,
Syracuse. $15; OHA members,
$12. Group rates available. 315-
428-1864, cnyhistory.org.
MUSIC/DANCE/THEATER
1776: 8 p.m. The Central New
York Playhouse, Shoppingtown
Mall, 3649 Erie Blvd. E., DeWitt.
$22-$25. 315-885-8960, cnyplay-
house.com/1776.html.
BACKWOODS BAND JAM: 6 p.m.
JNT Farms, 12968 Pople Road,
Martville. A family friendly event
featuring singer/songwriters from
Nashville, Tenn. and local favorite
Grit n Grace. Gates open at 4:30.
BYOB, collers, food and your own
beverages are permitted. Alcohol
will be allowed with proper ID (be
prepared to show). There will be
no food and beverages for sale.
Bring a chair. Free onsite parking.
Ages 16 and older, $20; kids are
free. facebook.com/pages/JNT-
Farms/338733088632.
DOVE CREEK AT GOSPEL
GLORY: 7:30 p.m. Kellish Hill
Farm, 3192 Pompey Center Road,
Pompey. Original, contemporary
and traditional Americana gospel
music. Open stage from 3 to 5
p.m., potluck at 5 with opening act
at 6:30. Held rain or shine. Free.
315-682-1578, facebook.com/
dovecreek.music.
HOMEMADE JAM: 3 to 9 p.m.
Otisco Lake Community Center,
2223 Amber Road, Marietta.
Annual acoustic music jamboree
sponsored by the Otisco Lake
Community Association. Bands
this year include Easy Ramblers
and Honky Tonk Hindooz, among
other great, local bands. Free.
ISLAND COUNTRY JAMBOREE:
2 to 11 p.m. Paper Mill Island, 136
Spensieri Ave., Baldwinsville. Fea-
turing Payton Bird, Grit n Grace, TJ
Sacco and the Urban Cowboys,
Custom Taylor Band, Dirt Road
Ruckus, ZBTB-Zac Brown Tribute
Band. Gates open at 1:30 p.m.
General admission, $10. face-
book.com/PaperMillIsland/.
OKLAHOMA!: 8 p.m. Merry-Go-
Round Playhouse, Emerson Park,
Route 38A, Owasco. Rodgers &
Hammersteins beloved classic,
nominated for 9 Tony Awards.
$27-$51. 315-255-1305, nger-
lakesmtf.com/2016-season/okla-
homa/.
PIANO CONCERT OF YOUNG
TALENT FROM BEETHOVEN
TO PROKOFIEV: 3 p.m. St. Pauls
Episcopal Church, 204 Genesee
St., Chittenango. $15. 315-720-
0573, facebook.com/events/
upcoming.
THE FOX ON THE FAIRWAY: 7:30
p.m. Cortland Repertory Theater,
6288 Little York Lake Road, Little
York. $26-$34. 800-427-6160,
cortlandrep.org.
THE LITTLE MERMAID: Spaghetti
Warehouse, 689 N. Clinton St.,
Syracuse. $6. 315-449-3823, face-
book.com/Magic-Circle-Childrens-
Theatre-117588001632993/.
THE STINKY CHEESE MAN AND
OTHER FAIRLY STUPID TALES: 11
a.m. and 2 p.m. W. Carroll Coyne
Center for the Performing Arts at
Le Moyne College, 200 Spring-
eld Road, Syracuse. $10 and $15.
315-445-4230, giffordfamilythe-
atre.org.
BASEBALL
GIRL SCOUT NIGHT SYRA-
CUSE CHIEFS VS. COLUMBUS
CLIPPERS:7:05 p.m. NBT Bank
Stadium, 1 Tex Simone Dr.,
Syracuse. Local Girl Scouts will
be recognized on the eld. The
rst 1,000 fans, ages 12 and older
in attendance, will receive a free
replica jersey. Enjoy a reworks
extravaganza after the game. This
Super Saturday is full of give-
aways, appearances and more.
$7-$12. 315-474-7833, syra-
cusechiefs.com .
Nightclubs
ACOUSTIC
MUDDY WATERS: 2 Oswego St.,
Baldwinsville. Playing: Frank &
Burns, 8 p.m. Playing acoustic
rock and country. No cover.
MUDDY WATERS: 2 Oswego St.,
Baldwinsville. Playing: Jamie No-
tarthomas Solo, 4:30 to 8:30 p.m.
No cover. 315-635-8500, http://
muddywatersbville.com/.
PASCALE ITALIAN BISTRO AT
DRUMLINS: 800 Nottingham
Road, Syracuse. Playing: Just Joe,
7 p.m. No cover. 315-446-8511,
pascaledrumlins.com.
THE BRASSERIE: 200 Township
Blvd., Suite 20, Camillus. Playing:
Paul Davie, 7 p.m. No cover. 315-
487-1073, brasseriecny.com.
COUNTRY
SHARKEYS BAR & GRILL: 7240
Oswego Road (Route 57), Salina.
Playing: Chris Taylor and the Cus-
tom Taylor Band, noon to 3 p.m.
$10 cover. 315-214-4116.
DANCE
SPENCERS ALI CLUB HOUSE
TAVERN: 124 W. Second St., Os-
wego. Playing: Brass Inc, 6 p.m.
Dance and party band. Call for
cover. 315-342-4303.
JAZZ
CANALES RESTAURANT: 156
W. Utica St., Oswego. Playing:
Anthony Joseph Swingtet, 6 to 9
p.m. No cover. 315-343-3540.
KARAOKE
WESTERN RANCH MOTOR INN:
1255 State Fair Blvd., Geddes.
Playing: Karaoke with DJ Corey,
7 p.m. Large selection of songs.
Disc player available plus same
night downloads possible. No
cover. 315-457-9236.
RHYTHM/BLUES
LAKEHOUSE PUB: 6 W. Genesee
St., Skaneateles. Playing: Dave
Hanlons Cookbook, 9:30 p.m. No
cover. davehanlonscookbook.
com.
SHIFTYS: 1401 Burnet Ave.,
Syracuse. Playing: Stroke, 9 p.m.
to 1 a.m. No cover. 315-474-0048,
shiftysbar.com.
ROCK
COLEMANS AUTHENTIC IRISH
PUB: 100 S. Lowell Ave., Syracuse.
Playing: Sirsy, 10 p.m. Alternative,
rock, soul. No cover. 315-476-1933,
colemansirishpub.com/pages/live-
music.html.
JPS TAVERN: 109 Syracuse St.,
Baldwinsville. Playing: Tired Iron,
8 p.m. Jam and classic rock vari-
ety. No cover. 315-638-7177.
PASTAS ON THE GREEN AT FOX-
FIRE: 1 Village Blvd. N., Baldwins-
ville. Playing: Miss E, 8 p.m. No
cover. 315-638-1362.

sunday
ART
ARTS ON GENESEE FINE ARTS
AND CRAFTS SHOW:10 a.m. to
5 p.m. May Memorial Unitarian
Universalist Society, 3800 E. Gen-
esee St., Syracuse. This outdoor
juried show features Central New
York artists. Offerings will include
exceptional jewelry, ceramics,
ber arts, photography, sculpture,
woodworking and more! The show
will be on our spacious grounds
for a beautiful setting. A variety
of food trucks will be available
to tempt your taste buds. There
is free parking with handicap ac-
cess. Join us for two fun days of
shopping, browsing and grazing.
Contact us at artsongenesee@
mmuus.org for more information.
Free to browse. 315-446-8920,
mmuus.org.
THE ART & SOUL WATERCOLOR
GROUP SHOW AND SALE: 1 to 5
p.m. Fayetteville Free Library, 300
Orchard St., Fayetteville. A show
and sale of watercolor and other
water media paintings, framed
originals and reproductions. Free
to browse. 315-637-6374, fflib.org/.
COMMUNITY
EUROCAR 2016: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Lorenzo State Historic Site, 17
Rippleton Road, Cazenovia. The
MG Car Club of Central New York
presents the 13th annual Eurocar
European Motorcar & Motor-
bike show held on the lawns.
As always, dash plaques will be
provided to the rst 200 entrants
- entrant door prizes, music and
food vendors. $15. Free spectator
admission. 315-422-5326, cny.
mgcarclub.com.
WEEKEND ANIMAL DEMON-
STRATIONS: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Rosamond Gifford Zoo at Burnet
Park, 1 Conservation Place, Syra-
cuse. Free with admission: $8;
62 and older, $5; ages 3-18, $4;
veterans, active military and ages
2 and younger, free. 315-435-8511,
rosamondgiffordzoo.org/upcom-
ing-events.
FOOD
LIVERPOOL ELKS CHICKEN BBQ:
Noon Liverpool Elks Lodge 2348,
3730 Cold Springs Road, Bald-
winsville. Benets the Just Say
No Drug Program in the Liverpool
Elementary schools. $8. 315-622-
2348.
SEASONAL
34TH ANNUAL FATHERS DAY
PANCAKE BREAKFAST:8 a.m. to
noon Marcellus Airport, Limeledge
Road, Marcellus. All you can
eat pancakes, eggs, sausage,
coffee, milk and donuts. Public
invited. Also, airplane displays and
antique cars. $7; younger than 12,
BEST BET
FATHERS DAY WITH THE SYRACUSE CHIEFS: The hometown team takes on the Colum- Oswego. Playing: Arty Lenin, 1
bus Clippers at 1:05 p.m. Sunday at NBT Bank Stadium, 1 Tex Simone Drive, Syracuse. Celebrate
Fathers Day with the Syracuse Chiefs. The rst 1,000 fans in attendance will receive a free Trea
Turner garden gnome. Fans will also have the opportunity to play catch on the eld. Kids get to
run the bases after the game for Family Sunday. Kids tickets (ages 12 and younger) are only $2.
Tickets are $7-$12. Call 315-474-7833, or go to syracusechiefs.com. (Stephen D. Cannerelli / scannerelli@
syracuse.com)
$3. 673-3924.
ANNUAL FATHERS DAY TREE
WALK:2 p.m. Clark Reservation
State Park, Route 173, Jamesville.
Prof. Don Leopold will lead an
easy walk showing the many kinds
of trees in Clark Reservation. Free
with entrance fee. 315-492-1590.
FATHERS DAY BREAKFAST
BUFFET: 8 a.m. to noon Camillus
Elks Lodge 2367, 6117 New-
port Road, Camillus. Celebrate
Fathers Day with made-to-order
omelets, pancakes, French toast,
potatoes, eggs, bacon, sau-
sage, fruit and breakfast drinks.
$9; dads, $5; ages 4-10, $4;
younger than 4, free. 315-672-
3106, elks.org/lodges/home.
cfm?LodgeNumber=2367.
FATHERS DAY STRAWBERRY
FESTIVAL: noon to 4 p.m. The
Wilcox Octagon House Museum,
5420 W. Genesee St., Camillus.
Stop by for strawberry shortcake,
ice cream, whipped cream plus a
beverage. Dads are free when ac-
companied by their children. Free
to $5. 315-488-7800, octagon-
houseofcamillus.org.
HOME
PARADE OF HOMES: 11 a.m. to 6
p.m. Crane Brook, Manlius. The
popular new home showcase
offers a look at eight new, luxury,
fully-decorated and landscaped
homes in Crane Brook in the Town
of Manlius. These eight homes are
on a quiet cul de sac, so guests
can easily wander from house to
house. $12; ages 16 and younger,
free. 315-463-6261, hbrcny.com/.
HISTORY
DISCOVER FAYETTEVILLE HIS-
TORY: 3 p.m. Fayetteville Free
Library, 300 Orchard St., Fayette-
ville. A demonstration of how to
use our digital collections to dis-
cover Fayettevilles local history.
Free. 315-637-6374, fflib.org.
SCIENCE
PLANETARIUM SHOW THE
STARS OF SUMMER: 7 p.m. SUNY
Oswego, Rt 104 East, Oswego.
Dr. Roby of the SUNY Oswego
Physics Department will point out
the bright stars and constella-
tions visible in summer evenings.
Held in Room 223 of Shineman
Center. Free, including parking in
the Centennial Drive lot (E17) or
Washington Boulevard lot (C8).
315-312-2790, oswego.edu/news/
index.php/site/news_story/plan-
etarium_spring_2016.
MUSIC/DANCE/THEATER
THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 2016 THE POST-STANDARD PAGE T-7
SHIFTYS: 1401 Burnet Ave., Syra-
1776: 2 p.m. The Central New
York Playhouse, Shoppingtown
Mall, 3649 Erie Blvd. E., DeWitt.
$22-$25. 315-885-8960, cnyplay-
house.com/1776.html.
ROSE HILL CONCERT SERIES:
5 to 7 p.m. Rose Hill Mansion,
3373 Route 96A, Geneva. Held on
the lawn. Bring a picnic dinner and
enjoy an evening of music. The
series kicks off with a Fathers Day
performance by Agonal Rhythm,
comprised mostly of medical
professionals who perform classic
rock and roll, disco, and rhythm
and blues. Free. 315-789-5151,
genevahistoricalsociety.com.
SUNDAY JAM: 1 p.m. Kellish Hill
Farm, 3192 Pompey Center Road,
Pompey. Acoustic or electric
instruments are welcome. Musi-
cian and listener friendly environ-
ment. Break at 5 p.m. for potluck
supper for everyone. Please bring
something to share. Donations
encouraged to keep the music
owing on Kellish Hill Farm. Look
for the big yellow steel wheels out
front. $5. 315-682-1578, kellish-
hillfarm.com/.
THE COLORED MUSEUM:4 p.m.
Grace Episcopal Church, 819
Madison St., Syracuse. Paul Robe-
son Performing Arts Company
performs this collection of hilari-
ous and biting theatrical exhibits
of African-American life, stretching
from slavery to the present, by
Tony Award-winner George C.
Wolfe. This play is featured under
the Project1VOICE initiative, sup-
porting the American theater and
black playwrights. Adult themes
and language. $20. 315-313-5203,
theprpac.org.
ACOUSTIC MUSIC JAM: 2 to 4
p.m. Northwest Family YMCA,
8040 River Road, Baldwins-
ville. Traditional, Folk, Country,
Bluegrass and Rock music is
welcome. The jam is open to all
ages and skill levels, members
and non-members. No registration
is required. Bring your musical
instruments (guitar, voice, banjo,
mandolin, ute, etc.) and music
stand. Hosted by Steve Pfanen-
stiel. Free. 315-303-5966, ext.
225, ycny.org.
Nightclubs
ACOUSTIC
OLD CITY HALL: 159 Water St.,
p.m. No cover.
cuse. Playing: Sophie Woods, 7 to
10 p.m. No cover. 315-474-0048,
shiftysbar.com.
TANNER VALLEY GOLF COURSE:
4040 Tanner Road, Onondaga.
Playing: Keith Ford and Sean Fried
Acoustic Duo, 5 p.m. Acoustic
country and southern rock. No
cover. 315-492-8113.
COUNTRY
PIRATES COVE MARINA: 9170
Horseshoe Island Road, Clay.
Playing: Bartoonz, 4 p.m. Classic
country and rock. No cover. 315-
695-3901, piratescovemarina.
com/.
DANCE
SWIFTYS TAVERN: 45 Perrine St.,
Auburn. Playing: Tuff Luck, 6 to 9
p.m. Party band with a horn sec-
tion. No cover. 315-252-6309.
JAZZ
BLUE WATER GRILL: 11 W. Gen-
esee St., Skanteateles. Playing:
John Spillett Jazz/Pop Duo, 5 to 8
p.m. Free. 315-685-6600, bluewa-
terskaneateles.com/.
ROCK
LAKEHOUSE PUB: 6 W. Genesee
St., Skaneateles. Playing: Off The
Reservation, 6 p.m. Celebrate
Fathers Day with us and Off the
Reservation starting at 6. No
cover. lakehousepub.com/.
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movies
OPENING THIS WEEKEND
Finding Dory
ByPeter Hartlaub
San Francisco Chronicle
The finale of the 2003 film Finding Nemo
offered a happy ending, but only if you ignored the
disoriented blue tang in the room.
There was something profoundly sad about Dory,
the short term memory-deprived sidekick. She
helped reunite clownfish Marlin with his only son
Nemo, then ended the film where she began: broken
and lost at sea.
Pixar Animation Studios takes all those buried
feelings and makes them the nucleus of Finding
Dory. The sequel is filled with crowd-pleasing
action, adventure and characters sometimes too
many characters. But it rises above its crowded nar-
rative with an intense emotional core, taking a pro-
tagonist whose affliction had been played mostly for
comedy, and exploring the emptiness and loneliness
of her plight.
Just as Inside Out dealt with complex pre-
teen feelings and changing parent/child dynamics,
Finding Dory is a teachable moment about mental
illness and how society deals with it. A kind young
soul is adrift, alone and peculiar. And it will take an
ocean to bring Ellen DeGeneres Dory home.
The movie, by Nemo and WALL-E director
Andrew Stanton, is not a lecture. Much like the out-
standing Toy Story 3, the writing team adds a win-
ning collection of new characters that feel right in
the universe, without seeming redundant: A group of
A pure and worthy sequel
to one of Pixars best lms
barking seals whose lack of impulse control recalls
the seagulls from Nemo. A whale shark best friend
forever (Kaitlin Olson), and a grumpy yet resource-
ful octopus (Ed ONeill). Sigourney Weaver, clev-
erly, plays herself.
The story begins with baby Dory, and its simul-
taneously adorable and devastating. Her parents are
both patient, frustrated and ultimately fearful about
the future of their child a fear that become real
when Dory becomes separated and has no tools to
return home. Meanwhile, present day Dory isnt fit-
ting in with Marlin and Nemo after the events in the
first movie, and a flash of memory sets them all on
an express sea turtle to ... Morro Bay.
This journey is abrupt, but it allows the heroes
to be fish out of water again, in the diverse (and
humorously politically correct) Central Coast main-
land. The attempt to reunite Dory with her parents
is part heist film and part mystery, and filled with
action.
The studios greatest storytelling achievement
may be the ability to create scenarios so complex
and recognizable, that the narrative doesnt require a
villain. Like Inside Out and Finding Nemo, the
battle in Dory isnt to overcome a bombastic evil
foe, but to unlock resources in the hero, and to find
help from others. Dory is a goofy talking fish in an
animated movie. But everyone in the audience will
be able to identify with her loneliness, and hopefully
feel increased empathy for the real-world Dorys they
Central
Intelligence
Destiny, left, and
Dory, voiced by Comedy/crime:
Ellen DeGeneres, After he reunites
appear in a scene with an old pal
from Finding through Facebook,
Dory. (DisneyPixar) a mild-mannered
accountant is lured
into the world of
international espio-
nage.
Stars: Dwayne
Johnson, Kevin
Hart and Danielle
Nicolet.
The film is rated
PG-13.
pass on the streets in their own lives.
Pixar conveys this isolation with a combination of
storytelling and technology. With Finding Nemo,
just mastering a realistic-looking ocean was an
accomplishment. In support of Finding Dory, the
studios in-house technicians perfect it, providing
different looks for deep water and shallow water,
clear coral reefs and debris-filled kelp forests.
This visual isolation, as much as any wrenching
moment written into the script, provides a founda-
tion for the viewer. Is there anything more sad than a
disabled child, helpless and confused, in the enormi-
ty of the ocean? Finding Dory is one of the more
madcap Pixar adventures. But youll never forget the
stakes, up until the near-perfect ending.
Once the fish arrive in Morro Bay, the filmmakers
dont always seem to know what to do with Marlin
and Nemo, one of a few parts in the movie where
the writers seem to be trapped.
Finding Dory lacks the narrative cohesion of top
shelf Pixar, which will probably make it fall short
of your personal Pixar version of Mount Rushmore.
(Mine is Ratatouille, Toy Story 3, Up and
Finding Nemo, with The Incredibles, Toy
Story and Inside Out in contention. Bracing for
e-mail rage from the WALL-E loyalists ...)
But the heart of the film, like Dorys, is pure.
Finding Dory is a worthy sequel to one of Pixars
best films.

THE FAMILY FILMGOER
Kid-focused reviews of Now You
See Me 2, Genius and more
By Jane Horwitz
The Washington Post
PG-13: Now You See Me 2:
Just as smartypants and slick
as the first film, this sequel
unleashes a brain-whirling
plot. Teens and preteens will
likely eat up the dazzling
street magic and forgive, or
just enjoy, the verbose rep-
artee. Some familiarity with
the first film wouldnt hurt,
though, since the main char-
acters pick up after the events
of Now You See Me (2013).
The magician/con-artists,
known as the Four Horsemen,
have been off the grid since
their public fleecing of a slea-
zy billionaire. Reemerging,
theyve gained a replacement
teammate Lula (Lizzy
Caplan), an illusionist with
a fondness for fake gore.
Back again are Jack Wilder
(Dave Franco), ace card trick-
ster; J. Daniel Atlas (Jesse
Eisenberg), show-off brai-
niac; and Merritt McKinney
(Woody Harrelson), lightning-
fast hypnotist. Theyre about
to take down a tech billionaire
when a wannabe magician
(Daniel Radcliffe) detours
them with threats of vio-
lence. Narrator and debunker
of magic Thaddeus Bradley
(Morgan Freeman) returns, as
does magic-minded FBI agent
Dylan Rhodes (Mark Ruffalo).
(129 minutes)
THE BOTTOM LINE:
The script contains some
low-level profanity. One trick
involves a fake beheading.
The action includes a near-
drowning and an attempt to
push the Horsemen out of a
plane. However, nothing is
truly scary as its all done so
archly and with eye-catching
fakery.
Genius: If there exists
anywhere a subset of teens
with a love of early-20th-
century American literature,
this little sepia-toned drama
is for them. Its a bit staid,
but full of heart. Watching
Genius, theyll learn how
even great writers may need
editors. The film is about
From left, Dave Franco, Jesse Eisenberg, Lizzy Caplan and Henry Lloyd-Hughes appear in a
scene from Now You See Me 2. (Jay Maidment/Summit Entertainment vis AP)
one of the great ones Max
Perkins (Colin Firth) of the
publishers Charles Scribners
Sons and his relationship
with author Thomas Wolfe
(Jude Law). Perkins had
shepherded into print books
by Ernest Hemingway and F.
Scott Fitzgerald, but he had
his work cut out with Wolfe.
Based on A. Scott Bergs
book, Max Perkins: Editor
of Genius, the film paints
Perkins as endlessly patient
and selfless, and Wolfe as
a loud, self-absorbed drunk
who uses, then abandons, all
who help him, including his
equally dramatic lover, Aline
(Nicole Kidman). Perkins
and Wolfe plow through
thousands of pages to shape
Look Homeward, Angel and Laid off from her waitress-
Of Time and the River into
books. (104 minutes)
THE BOTTOM LINE:
Apart from a couple of mid-
range curses, the language is
generally mild. One character
brandishes a gun, threatening been a quadriplegic since he
murder and/or suicide. Wolfe
and Aline have a steamy/grop-
ing kiss. A nightclub scene
has suggestive dancing. A few
remarks within the 1920s set-
ting will sound sexist or anti-
Semitic to modern ears.
Me Before You: Rarely
nowadays do we see a tear-
jerker that is also a charmer
subtly acted, with effer-
vescent dialogue. Me Before
You should give romance-
loving teens, especially those
into (dare we say it?) high cul-
ture, a scintillating and emo-
tional experience. Author Jojo
Moyes has adapted her popu-
lar 2012 novel for the screen.
Lou Clark (Emilia Clarke of
Game of Thrones), a sweet,
funny, unambitious girl of
26, lives with her close-knit
blue-collar family in Wales.
might be done are in no way
ing gig, she lands a job in the
castle on the hill as compan-
ion to the wealthy owners
disabled son. Handsome Will
Traynor (Sam Claflin of The
Hunger Games films) has
was struck by a motorcycle.
Formerly a hard-charging
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financier, hes now surly and
depressed. With her bubbly,
down-to-earth personality and
polka-dotty wardrobe, Lou
makes Will smile. In turn,
he introduces her to classi-
cal music and movies with
subtitles. They have fun, but
Wills health remains fragile
and Lou learns he has plans to
end his life. Horrified and also
in love with him, she develops
a to-do list designed to make
Will want to live. Her clue-
less, sports-crazy boyfriend of
seven years gets quite jealous.
(110 minutes)
THE BOTTOM LINE:
Wills intention to end his life
could be a difficult subject
for some teens to handle,
although details of how it
explicit. Lou and Will kiss
passionately and, its implied,
spend a night together. The
dialogue includes moderately
crude language and sexual
innuendo.
Teenage Mutant Ninja
Turtles: Out of the Shadows:
Kids 12 and older who get
a charge out of watching
the Teenage Mutant Ninja
Turtles kick some bad-guy
butt will find all the elements
are here. Theyll have a good
enough time, even if theyre
more into the video games or
television episodes. Theyll
appreciate the frenetic, higher-
tech mix of live-action and
computer-generated effects,
the brotherly banter among
the sewer-dwelling good guys
Michaelangelo, Leonardo,
Raphael and Donatello, and
perhaps the corny sci-fi dia-
logue: Give us the Ooze!
Theres even an interlude of
serious dissension among the
TMNTs about whether to try
to become human again, or to
let humans see their mutant
selves in daylight. Yet theres
little charm or wit in this
loud sequel to the 2014 film,
itself a reboot of the PG-rated
1990s movies. Upped to
PG-13 now, the mayhem,
although gore-free, packs
more destruction and the vil-
lains more menace. This time
the Turtles save New York and
the whole world from an alien
megalomaniac, Krang, whos
in cahoots with the escaped
villain the Turtles foiled the
last time, Shredder, his hench-
men Bebop and Rocksteady,
and a mad scientist, Baxter
Stockman (Tyler Perry). Gutsy
TV reporter April ONeil
(Megan Fox), photographer
Vernon Fenwick (Will Arnett),
and a cop, Casey Jones
(Stephen Amell), join the fray.
(112 minutes)
THE BOTTOM LINE:
A few low-level curses and
vulgarities make it into the
script, along with flatulence
humor, but the movie earns its
PG-13 with endless mayhem
and scarier villains. Injuries
and deaths amid the action are
implied, anonymous and never
graphic. Krang is a gross-
looking blob of brain tissue
with tentacles, embedded in
an androids belly. That might
trigger a few nightmares.
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movies

Lea Seydoux
stars in
The
Lobster.
(Film4 photo)

MOVIE TIMES

THURSDAY
CAYUGA COUNTY
AUBURN MOVIEPLEX 10,
SENNETT
315-255-4635
Alice Through the Looking Glass (PG)
- 4, 7, 9:15
The Angry Birds Movie (PG) - 4
Captain America: Civil War (PG-13) - 4,
7, 9:40
Central Intelligence (PG-13) - 7, 9:20
The Conjuring 2 (R) - 4, 7, 9:40
Finding Dory (PG) - 7, 9
The Jungle Book (PG) - 4
Me Before You (PG-13) - 4, 7:10, 9:25
Now You See Me 2 (PG-13) - 4, 7, 9:30
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of
the Shadows (PG-13) - 4, 7, 9:20
Warcraft (PG-13) - 7:10
Warcraft 3D (PG-13) - 4, 9:30
X-Men: Apocalypse (PG-13) - 4, 7, 9:40
FINGER LAKES DRIVE-IN,
AUBURN
315-370-7780
Finding Dory (PG) - 9:05
The Nice Guys (R) - 10:40
TRACK CINEMA, AUBURN
315-515-3321
Alice Through the Looking Glass (PG)
- 4:30, 7
The Conjuring 2 (R) - 4:30, 7
Finding Dory (PG) - 7
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of
the Shadows (PG-13) - 4:30, 7
X-Men: Apocalypse (PG-13) - 4:10
CORTLAND COUNTY
PLAZA 6 CINEMAS, CORTLAND
607-753-6300
The Angry Birds Movie (PG) - 7
The Conjuring 2 (R) - 6:45, 9:30
Now You See Me 2 (PG-13) - 6:45, 9:30
Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping
(R) - 9
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of
the Shadows (PG-13) - 7
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of
the Shadows 3D (PG-13) - 9:20
Warcraft (PG-13) - 7
Warcraft 3D (PG-13) - 9:30
X-Men: Apocalypse (PG-13) - 6:45,
9:30
MADISON COUNTY
GLENWOOD CINEMAS, ONEIDA
315-363-6422
Alice Through the Looking Glass
(PG) - 6:30
Alice Through the Looking Glass 3D
(PG) - 3:55, 9:05
The Angry Birds Movie (PG) - 4:20
Central Intelligence (PG-13) - 7, 9:25
The Conjuring 2 (R) - 4:20, 7:20, 10:15
Finding Dory (PG) - 7, 9:25
Me Before You (PG-13) - 4:50, 7:30, 10
Now You See Me 2 (PG-13) - 4:10, 7,
9:50
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of
the Shadows (PG-13) - 4:15, 6:50, 9:25
Warcraft (PG-13) - 4:25, 7:10
Warcraft 3D (PG-13) - 9:55
X-Men: Apocalypse (PG-13) - 5:25,
8:30
HAMILTON MOVIE THEATER,
HAMILTON
315-824-2724
The Congressman (R) - 5:30
Love & Friendship (PG) - 8
The Nice Guys (R) - 7:30
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of
the Shadows (PG-13) - 7
ONONDAGA COUNTY
BRISTOL IMAX OMNITHEATER,
SYRACUSE
473-IMAX
Dolphins (Not Rated) - 2
Rocky Mountain Express (Not Rated)
- 1, 4
The Ultimate Wave Tahiti (Not Rated)
- 12, 3
MANLIUS ART CINEMA,
MANLIUS
315-682-9817
Love & Friendship (PG) - 7:30
REGAL DESTINY USA,
SYRACUSE
844-462-7342 express code 485
Ali (R) - 12:35, 7:05
Alice Through the Looking Glass (PG)
- 11:25, 2:05
Alice Through the Looking Glass 3D
(PG) - 4:45
The Angry Birds Movie (PG) - 11:20,
1:50, 4:20, 6:45, 9:20
Captain America: Civil War (PG-13) -
11:55, 3:15, 6:35, 9:45
Central Intelligence (PG-13) - 7:15, 10
The Conjuring 2 (R) - 12:10, 12:40, 3:20,
3:50, 6:40, 7:10, 9:50, 10:20
Finding Dory (PG) - 7, 9:40
Finding Dory 3D (PG) - 7:30, 10:10
The Jungle Book (PG) - 11:40, 2:15, 5
The Lobster (R) - 4:05, 10:40
Me Before You (PG-13) - 12:30, 3:30,
6:30, 9:20
Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising (R) -
11:50, 2:20, 4:55, 7:50, 10:15
Now You See Me 2 (PG-13) - 12:20,
12:50, 3:34, 4:10, 6:50, 7:20, 9:55, 10:25
Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping
(R) - 11:35, 2:10
TE3N (Not Rated) - 12, 3:10, 6:20, 9:25
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out
of the Shadows (PG-13) - 11:15, 1:15, 2,
4:15, 7:15, 7:45, 10:05
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of
the Shadows 3D (PG-13) - 4:50, 10:35
Warcraft (PG-13) - 1:30, 4:30, 7:30,
10:30
Warcraft: An IMAX 3D Experience
(PG-13) - 1, 4, 7, 10
X-Men: Apocalypse (PG-13) - 11:45,
12:15, 3:05, 6:25, 6:55, 9:40
X-Men: Apocalypse 3D (PG-13) - 3:35,
10:10
REGAL GREAT NORTHERN,
CLAY
844-462-7342 express code 472
Alice Through the Looking Glass (PG)
- 1:15, 4:25, 7:35
The Angry Birds Movie (PG) - 12:55,
4:10
Captain America: Civil War (PG-13) -
12:25, 3:35
Central Intelligence (PG-13) - 7
The Conjuring 2 (R) - 1, 4:15, 7:20
Finding Dory (PG) - 7:40
Finding Dory 3D (PG) - 7:10
Me Before You (PG-13) - 1:10, 4:05,
6:45
Now You See Me 2 (PG-13) - 12:35,
4, 7:30
Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping
(R) - 1:30, 4:35
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of
the Shadows (PG-13) - 1:15, 7:30
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of
the Shadows 3D (PG-13) - 4:30
Warcraft (PG-13) - 12:40, 7
Warcraft 3D (PG-13) - 3:50
X-Men: Apocalypse (PG-13) - 12:35,
3:45, 6:55
REGAL SHOPPINGTOWN,
DEWITT
844-462-7342 express code 474
AAIC: Teatro alla Scala (Not Rated) - 7
Alice Through the Looking Glass (PG)
- 11, 1:45, 4:25, 7:20, 10:05
The Angry Birds Movie (PG) - 11:10,
1:40, 4:10
Captain America: Civil War (PG-13) -
11:20, 2:45, 6:35, 10:05
Central Intelligence (PG-13) - 7:15,
10:10
The Conjuring 2 (R) - 12:40, 3:55, 7:10,
10:25
Finding Dory (PG) - 7, 9:45
Finding Dory 3D (PG) - 7:15, 10
The Jungle Book (PG) - 1:25, 4:05,
6:50, 9:35
Me Before You (PG-13) - 12:10, 3:30,
6:30, 9:25
Money Monster (R) - 11:15, 1:55
Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising (R) - 4:05
Now You See Me 2 (PG-13) - 12:30,
3:40, 6:50, 10:10
Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping
(R) - 11:25, 1:55
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out
of the Shadows (PG-13) - 11:05, 12:45,
3:45, 4:45, 6:55, 7:35, 9:40
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of
the Shadows 3D (PG-13) - 1:50, 10:15
Warcraft (PG-13) - 4, 7
Warcraft 3D (PG-13) - 1, 10:30
X-Men: Apocalypse (PG-13) - 11:30, 12,
3, 3:30, 6:25, 9:50, 10:15
HOLLYWOOD THEATRE,
MATTYDALE
315-454-0321
Mothers Day (PG-13) - 9:15
Zootopia (PG) - 7
PALACE THEATRE, EASTWOOD
315-463-9240
No Films Showing Today
OSWEGO COUNTY
MIDWAY DRIVE-IN, FULTON
315-343-0211
No Films Showing Today
OSWEGO CINEMA 7, OSWEGO
315-343-6361
Alice Through the Looking Glass (PG)
- 4, 6:40, 9:15
Central Intelligence (PG-13) - 7:30
The Conjuring 2 (R) - 4:10, 7:10, 10:05
Finding Dory (PG) - 7
Me Before You (PG-13) - 5:10, 10:10
Now You See Me 2 (PG-13) - 4:30,
7:20, 10:10
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (PG-13)
- 4:15, 9:25
Warcraft (PG-13) - 4:45, 7:30, 10:15
X-Men: Apocalypse (PG-13) - 3:50, 7,
10:05

movies
Emilia
Clarke,
left, and
Sam Clain
star in Me
Before You.
(Warner Bros.
Entertainment
via AP)
MOVIE TIMES
FRI. TO SUN.
CAYUGA COUNTY
AUBURN MOVIEPLEX 10,
SENNETT
315-255-4635
The Angry Birds Movie (PG) - Sat.-
Sun. 1
Captain America: Civil War (PG-13) -
Fri.-Sun. 3:30, 9:20
Central Intelligence (PG-13) - Fri. 4,
7:10, 9:30 Sat.-Sun. 1, 4, 7:10, 9:30
The Conjuring 2 (R) - Fri. 4, 7, 9:40
Sat.-Sun. 1:15, 4, 7, 9:40
Finding Dory (PG) - Fri. 3:45, 4, 6:30,
7, 8:45, 9:15 Sat.-Sun. 1, 1:30, 3:45, 4,
6:30, 7, 8:45, 9:15
Finding Dory 3D (PG) - Fri. 5, 7:30,
9:30 Sat.-Sun. 2, 5, 7:30, 9:30
Me Before You (PG-13) - Fri. 4, 7:10,
9:25 Sat.-Sun. 1:15, 4, 7:10, 9:25
Now You See Me 2 (PG-13) - Fri. 4, 7,
9:30 Sat.-Sun. 1, 4, 7, 9:30
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of
the Shadows (PG-13) - Fri. 7 Sat.-Sun.
1, 7
Warcraft (PG-13) - Fri. 4, 7:10, 9:30 Sat.-
Sun. 1:15, 4, 7:10, 9:30
X-Men: Apocalypse (PG-13) - Fri.-Sun.
4, 7, 9:40
FINGER LAKES DRIVE-IN,
AUBURN
315-370-7780
Finding Dory (PG) - Fri.-Sun. 9:05
The Nice Guys (R) - Fri.-Sat. 12:30 Sun.
10:40
Zootopia (PG) - Fri.-Sat. 10:40
TRACK CINEMA, AUBURN
315-515-3321
Alice Through the Looking Glass (PG)
- Fri. 4:30, 7:20, 9:40 Sat. 1:45, 4:20,
7:15, 9:30 Sun. 1:45, 4:20, 7
The Conjuring 2 (R) - Fri. 4:30, 7:10,
9:40 Sat. 1:45, 4:15, 7:10, 9:40 Sun. 1:45,
4:15, 7
Finding Dory (PG) - Fri. 4:30, 7, 9:15
Sat. 1:30, 4, 7, 9:15 Sun. 1:30, 4, 7
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of
the Shadows (PG-13) - Fri. 4:30, 7:15,
9:30 Sat. 1:45, 4:15, 7:15, 9:30 Sun. 1:45,
4:15, 7
CORTLAND COUNTY
PLAZA 6 CINEMAS, CORTLAND
607-753-6300
Central Intelligence (PG-13) - Fri. 7,
9:30 Sat.-Sun. 12:30, 3, 7, 9:30
The Conjuring 2 (R) - Fri. 6:45, 9:30
Sat.-Sun. 12:20, 3, 6:45, 9:30
Finding Dory (PG) - Fri. 7, 9:10 Sat.-
Sun. 12:45, 3, 7, 9:10
Finding Dory 3D (PG) - Fri. 6:45, 9
Sat.-Sun. 1, 3:15, 6:45, 9
Now You See Me 2 (PG-13) - Fri. 6:45,
9:30 Sat.-Sun. 12:20, 3, 6:45, 9:30
Warcraft (PG-13) - Fri. 7 Sat.-Sun.
12:30, 7
Warcraft 3D (PG-13) - Fri. 9:30 Sat.-
Sun. 3:10, 9:30
MADISON COUNTY
GLENWOOD CINEMAS, ONEIDA
315-363-6422
The Angry Birds Movie (PG) - Fri.-Sun.
12:10, 5:40
Central Intelligence (PG-13) - Fri. 2:15,
4:45, 7:15, 9:45 Sat.-Sun. 11:45, 2:15,
4:45, 7:15, 9:45
The Conjuring 2 (R) - Fri.-Sun. 1:20,
4:20, 7:20, 10:15
Finding Dory (PG) - Fri. 12:15, 1:40,
2:40, 4:05, 6:30, 7:30, 8:55 Sat.-Sun.
11:15, 12:15, 1:40, 2:40, 4:05, 6:30, 7:30,
8:55
Finding Dory 3D (PG) - Fri.-Sun. 5:05,
9:55
Me Before You (PG-13) - Fri. 2:25, 4:55,
7:25, 9:55 Sat.-Sun. 11:55, 2:25, 4:55,
7:25, 9:55
Now You See Me 2 (PG-13) - Fri.-Sun.
1:10, 4:10, 7, 9:50
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of
the Shadows (PG-13) - Fri.-Sun. 1:30,
4:15, 6:50, 9:25
Warcraft (PG-13) - Fri.-Sun. 1:35, 4:25,
7:10, 9:55
X-Men: Apocalypse (PG-13) - Fri.-Sun.
2:30, 8
HAMILTON MOVIE THEATER,
HAMILTON
315-824-2724
Central Intelligence (PG-13) - Fri. 3:17,
7:30, 10 Sat. 12:45, 3:15, 7:30, 10 Sun.
12:45, 3:15, 7:30
The Congressman (R) - Fri.-Sun. 5:30
Finding Dory (PG) - Fri. 3:30, 5:45, 8
Sat. 12:30, 3:30, 5:45, 8 Sun. 12:30,
3:30, 6:30
The Lobster (R) - Fri. 3:45, 6:30, 9 Sat.
1, 3:45, 6:30, 9 Sun. 1, 3:45, 7
ONONDAGA COUNTY
BRISTOL IMAX OMNITHEATER,
SYRACUSE
473-IMAX
Dolphins (Not Rated) - Fri.-Sun. 2
Rocky Mountain Express (Not Rated) -
Fri. 1, 4 Sat. 1 Sun. 1, 4
To the Arctic IMAX (G) - Sat. 4
The Ultimate Wave Tahiti (Not Rated)
- Fri.-Sun. 12, 3
MANLIUS ART CINEMA,
MANLIUS
315-682-9817
Love & Friendship (PG) - Fri. 8 Sat.
2:30, 4:30, 8 Sun. 2:30, 4:30, 7:30
REGAL DESTINY USA,
SYRACUSE
844-462-7342 express code 485
Alice Through the Looking Glass (PG)
- Fri.-Sun. 12:50, 6:50
Alice Through the Looking Glass 3D
(PG) - Fri.-Sun. 3:40, 9:25
The Angry Birds Movie (PG) - Fri.-Sun.
10:50, 1:20, 3:45
Captain America: Civil War (PG-13) -
Fri.-Sun. 3:15, 6:30, 9:40
Central Intelligence (PG-13) - Fri.-Sat.
10:40, 11:10, 1:25, 1:55, 4:10, 4:40, 6:35,
7:05, 7:35, 9:20, 9:50, 10:20, 12 Sun.
10:40, 11:10, 1:25, 1:55, 4:10, 4:40, 6:35,
7:05, 7:35, 9:20, 9:50, 10:20
The Conjuring 2 (R) - Fri.-Sat. 12:20,
12:55, 3:35, 4:15, 6:55, 7:25, 10:10,
10:40, 11:40 Sun. 12:20, 12:55, 3:35,
4:15, 6:55, 7:25, 10:10, 10:40
Finding Dory (PG) - Fri.-Sat. 10:30,
11:30, 12, 1:15, 2:15, 2:45, 4, 5, 5:30,
6:45, 7:45, 8:15, 9:30, 10:30, 11:55 Sun.
10:30, 11:30, 12, 1:15, 2:15, 2:45, 4, 5,
5:30, 6:45, 7:45, 8:15, 9:30, 10:30
Finding Dory 3D (PG) - Fri.-Sun. 11,
12:30, 1:45, 3:30, 4:30, 6:15, 7:15, 9, 10
The Jungle Book (PG) - Fri.-Sun. 12:35
Me Before You (PG-13) - Fri.-Sun. 11:20,
2:05, 4:50, 7:50, 10:25
Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising (R) - Fri.-
Sun. 10:45
Now You See Me 2 (PG-13) - Fri.-Sun.
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11:40, 12:40, 3:05, 4:05, 6:20, 7:20,
9:35, 10:35
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of
the Shadows (PG-13) - Fri.-Sat. 1, 3:50,
7, 9:55, 12:05 Sun. 1, 3:50, 7, 9:55
Warcraft (PG-13) - Fri.-Sun. 12:15, 3:25,
6:40, 9:45
Warcraft: An IMAX 3D Experience
(PG-13) - Fri.-Sun. 12:45, 3:55, 7:10, 10:15
X-Men: Apocalypse (PG-13) - Fri.-Sun.
11:50, 3:10, 6:25, 9:40
REGAL GREAT NORTHERN,
CLAY
844-462-7342 express code 472
The Angry Birds Movie (PG) - Fri.-Sun.
11:10, 2, 4:20
Captain America: Civil War (PG-13) -
Fri.-Sun. 6:50, 10:05
Central Intelligence (PG-13) - Fri.-Sun.
11:20, 2:05, 4:50, 7:30, 10:10
The Conjuring 2 (R) - Fri.-Sun. 11:45,
3:30, 7:25, 10:25
Finding Dory (PG) - Fri.-Sun. 10:30, 11,
11:30, 1:15, 2:15, 4, 4:30, 5, 6:45, 7:45,
9:30, 10, 10:30
Finding Dory 3D (PG) - Fri.-Sun. 1:45,
7:15
Me Before You (PG-13) - Fri.-Sun. 11:15,
1:55, 4:40, 7:20, 9:55
Now You See Me 2 (PG-13) - Fri.-Sun.
11:55, 3:50, 7:05, 10:15
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of
the Shadows (PG-13) - Fri.-Sun. 10:50,
1:30, 4:10, 7, 9:40
Warcraft 3D (PG-13) - Fri.-Sun. 11:50,
3:40, 7:10, 10:20
REGAL SHOPPINGTOWN,
DEWITT
844-462-7342 express code 474
Alice Through the Looking Glass (PG)
- Fri.-Sun. 3:50, 9:55
The Angry Birds Movie (PG) - Fri.-Sun.
11:05, 1:25, 6:35, 10:20
Captain America: Civil War (PG-13) -
Fri.-Sun. 6:20, 9:40
Central Intelligence (PG-13) - Fri.-Sun.
11, 12:40, 1:45, 4:30, 6:40, 7:20, 10:10
The Conjuring 2 (R) - Fri.-Sun. 12:10,
3:35, 7:10, 9:10
Finding Dory (PG) - Fri.-Sun. 10:15,
10:45, 11:15, 12:30, 1, 1:30, 2, 2:45, 3:15,
3:45, 4:15, 4:45, 6:30, 7, 7:30, 9:20,
9:50
Finding Dory 3D (PG) - Fri.-Sun. 12,
6, 8:50
Me Before You (PG-13) - Fri.-Sun.
10:55, 1:40, 4:20, 7:15, 10:05
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theater
Parks the place
Syracuse Shakespeare Festival returns Friday at Thornden Park
By Maeve Byrne
Contributing writer
The Syracuse Shakespeare
Festival begins its sum-
mer season Friday with the
Shakespeare-On-The-Grass
show, Coriolanus. The show
takes place in the Thornden
Park Amphitheatre.
The show, directed by
Sara Caliva, will run for two
weekends, Friday, Saturday
and Sunday, from Friday to
June 26. On both Fridays
and Saturdays, the show will
start at 5:30 p.m., and on both
Sundays, the show will be at
2 p.m.
Coriolanus is a pay-what-
you-can show, meaning theres
no cost for tickets, but actors
will go around at intermission
and collect donations.
Ronnie Bell, executive
director of the Syracuse
Shakespeare Festival, talked
about Calivas modern take on
the original story-line.
The original script is about
a Roman General who decides
he wants to go into politics
and become the leader of
Rome, Bell said. The direc-
tor has set it in the modern
era, and now Coriolanus,
instead of being a Roman
General, is like a mob boss,
and wants to take over the
city.
Bell explained that a lot
of directors like to take
Shakespeare plays and rework
them into a modern story.
The language is the same.
We dont change the language,
but we change the setting,
Bell said. Each director
has their own take on it. A
lot of them want to put it in
a modern setting, because
Shakespeare themes translate
very well.
The Shakespeare-On-The-
Grass event will be different
from previous years, and the
actors will perform on the
tiered rings, while the audi-
ence will sit in the grass.
The Syracuse Shakespeare Festival presented Alls Well That Ends Well in 2015 with Basil
Allen as Parolles and Samantha Sloma as Helena. (David Lassman | dlassman@syracuse.com)
You have a beautiful day
outside, and you see outdoor
theater, the way Shakespeare
presented it: outdoors.
RONNIE BELL, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE SYRACUSE SHAKESPEARE
FESTIVAL
Its important to tell people
that this year, they need to
bring a lawn chair or blanket,
Bell said. There is no place to
sit in the grass.
The Shakespeare festivals
summer season also includes
a Shakespeare-In-The-Park
show, The Taming of the
Shrew, directed by Bell. That
show will run from Aug. 12
to 21, in the outdoor amphi-
theater as well, on the stage.
Shrew is free of cost, but
the action; youre right next
there will be a 50/50 raffle to
raise money.
Bell talked about the sum-
mer shows as more of an
event, not just a show. The
concession stand is open dur-
ing the shows, and Gannons
ice cream can be purchased.
There are musicians perform-
ing before the shows, as well
as during intermission, and
people make a day out of it by
bringing picnics.
They bring wine and beer,
and big picnics that look like
theyve been cooking for a
week, Bell said. People
make an event out of it. Its
a very community-oriented
event.
During the Shakespeare-In-
The-Park show, the festival
also provides a kids area,
where there will be activities
to keep children ages 10 and
under occupied during the
show.
The Shakespeare-On-The
Grass and Shakespeare-In-
The-Park events are performed
outside, and are weather per-
mitting.
We dont make any calls
on the show until show time.
Generally, we have to have
good weather, Bell said. If
its a torrential downpour all
day, we dont go on. Were
more thinking of the safety
of the actors and the audience
than anything else.
Bell talked about the
Shakespeare-On-The-Grass
and Shakespeare-In-The-Park
events as an experience unique
to the Syracuse Shakespeare
Festival.
You have a beautiful day
outside, and you see outdoor
theater, the way Shakespeare
presented it: outdoors, Bell
said. The Shakespeare-On-
The-Grass show is unique
because youre very close to
to it.
Coriolanus is a full-length
show, which lasts around two
hours, and The Taming of the
Shrew, which is cut down in
length, lasts around 90 min-
utes.
The other shows in the
festivals season, which run
during December, February
and April, are ticketed shows,
ranging from $8 to $20. The
other three shows are Freuds
Last Session in December
Animal Crackers the musi-
cal in February, and Sunset
Limited in April, and they
are all performed in a different
venue.
For more information, call
315-476-1835 or visit syrsf.
org.
 THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 2016 THE POST-STANDARD PAGE T-13

The annual Everson Summer picnic on the plaza in 2015. This year, a new event, Plazapalooza, takes place on Saturday and features activities on the plaza
and inside the musuem. Admission is free. (Michael Greenlar | mgreenlar@syracuse.com)

Plazapalooza
Everson Museum in Syracuse tries something new
By Maeve Byrne
Contributing writer
The Everson Museum of Art
is hosting a one-day event fes-
tival titled Plazapalooza on
Saturday on the plaza as well
as inside the museum.
The event will include a
variety of activities, beginning
at 11 a.m. and going until
8 p.m. The days events will
include free admission to all
of the museums exhibitions,
as well as a Makers Market,
music, a beer garden and a
variety of local food trucks.
Free admission into the
museum for the day will allow
access to new exhibitions,
including Kindred Beasts:
The 2016 Everson Biennial
and Kate Gilmore: Touch like involved.
this, Hold like that, which
will include live performance
art throughout the day on the
to the public, Storiale said. vendors will include Toss n
Its basically anything thats artistic Theres really nothing you
have to pay for all day unless
Fire Wood-Fired Pizza and
The Bite Box.
and creative. you do the Raku Firing. And
then the beer garden, you buy
Other events throughout the
day include art making from
RENEE STORIALE, PUBLIC RELATIONS MANAGER,
your own drinks, and theres noon to 4 p.m., a sidewalk sale
EVERSON MUSEUM food trucks where you can buy from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., family
food. Everything else that day tours from 1 to 3 p.m., danc-
is free, so anyone should be ing on the plaza from 1 to 3
able to come and enjoy. p.m., and the Empire Brewing
The Makers Market, which Company-sponsored beer gar-
plaza. that the museum has done in runs from 11 a.m. to 6:30 den from 5 to 8 p.m.
Renee Storiale, community the past over the summer. p.m., is an event during the During the beer garden
and public relations manager, Were putting them all day where local artists and event, there will be live music
described the festival as an together to make it really a big artisans will be selling their by opening act Joey Esce from
event to celebrate arts and cre- bash that everyone can come wares. 5 to 6 p.m., with the headliner
ativity in the community. to, Storiale said. I think theres a desire Pale Green Stars performing
Its basically anything Admission to the event to see that kind of thing in from 6:15 to 8 p.m.
thats artistic and creative, is free, and the only activ- Syracuse, to see what working For more information on the
Storiale said. Weve encour- ity that has a fee is the Raku artists are doing and to support event, call 315-474-6064 or
aged people to come and get Firing put on by the Syracuse them, Storiale said. visit everson.org.
Ceramics Guild from noon to The festival also features
Storiale said that the event 4 p.m., which costs $15. food trucks in partnership
is new to the Everson, and is a Its really important for with the Syracuse Food Truck
combination of several events us to keep it free and open Association. Local food truck
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Contributing writer first-timers, we were also greeted with smiles
My dad built houses in South Florida, not from several people waiting for their break-
with contracts and meetings but with his own fast. Its that kind of place.
hands. He worked from dawn to dusk most Our breakfast orders were just beautifully
days, so to spend time with me, he would take cooked simple food. We usually dont order
me out to breakfast at 4:30 or 5 a.m. to a little fried eggs in restaurants since we rarely get
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bigger and brighter than the little diner I Our bacon special and sausage special (each
remember from elementary school years. $6.25) were both excellent and delivered
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and waffles. They specialize in big, beautiful links, 2 patties, 1 piece of Italian sausage or
cupcakes, something the diner of my child- 3 turkey links. Both specials come with two
hood never would have dreamed of. But it eggs, home fries, toast and a beverage. Our
does have the wonderful variety of people and Paul DeLima coffee was kept full and hot.
friendly staff that I remember with fondness. The excellence of our first visit made us
Perhaps most important, it also serves super want to go back for lunch. However, when we
breakfasts. arrived an hour and a half before closing (at 2
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a cup of soup ($3.95) and a available: Yes
house salad ($4.95), but the Hours: 7 a.m. to 2
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