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Daughter Creates CD In Memory Of Her Musical Father
Well-known bluegrass musician Andy Pawlenko of Hannibal died a year ago. But his daughter doesn’t want his music to ever pass from memory.
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Revote On Capital Project Comes With Board Guarantee: No Local Expense
The Hannibal Board of Education has announced its decision to put the district’s proposed capital project up for a second vote. The vote will be held from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Jan. 21, 2009 and comes with a guarantee from the Hannibal Board of Education that the project will be delivered with no local expense.
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Higgins Case Moved To December
The Fulton code enforcement officer who was arrested Nov. 3 for allegedly skimming money she received for rental permits and contractor licenses will return to court next month. Rita Higgins, 57, of West Fourth Street South, Fulton, was scheduled to make an appearance in Fulton City Court Friday. The case has been adjourned to Dec. 12.
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Police Arrest Two For Tampering With Food
Fulton police concluded their investigation into a complaint of food tampering at a local restaurant, making two arrests. Philip F. Dunbar, 30, and Jeremy M. Hankey, 25, both of Fulton, were charged with single counts of third-degree criminal tampering for allegedly spitting into food that was served to a police officer at McDonalds in Fulton. Both are due back in Fulton City Court Dec. 4.
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Police Charge Mexico Man In Connection With Fatal Motor Vehicle Crash
Members of the Oswego County Sheriff’s Office have arrested Alexander D. Naugle, 21, of 319 West Stone Road, Mexico, charging him with three misdemeanor counts of first-degree unlawfully dealing with a child, a class-A misdemeanor. Police said the arrest is the result of the ongoing investigation of a traffic fatality that occurred on West Stone Road in the town of New Haven Nov. 11.
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Mexico Teen Charged After Church Break-In
A Mexico teen was arrested Wednesday evening stemming from an investigation into a break-in at St. Mary’s Church in the village of Mexico. Kyle R. Moore, 16, of 773 state Route 104B, Mexico, was charged with third-degree burglary, a class-D felony.
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Northeast Biofuels Experiencing Production Delays; Addressing Performance
Ethanol production is at a temporary standstill at Northeast Biofuels as the company works out performance-related issues at the plant with its contractor, Lurgi PSI, Inc. The plant has experienced several production outages since the initial startup, according to plant manager Brian Roach. The most recent outage started Thursday.
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Logistics Officer With Fulton Ties Receives Bronze Star
After a year’s stay in the southern desert of Afghanistan, Capt. Carl Close, 92nd Logistic Readiness officer, returned home to his wife a combat-experienced Airman. But on Monday afternoon, Oct. 6, Captain Close was recognized in front of family and peers for his outstanding accomplishments in support of Operation Enduring Freedom with a Bronze Star medal, signifying his achievements during deployment.
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Police Arrest Hit-and-Run Suspect
New York State Police say Jay B. Vantassel, 61, struck 15-year old Anthony Baker of Pennellville, with his vehicle Friday while traveling north on county Route 10 in the town of Schroeppel. He subsequently fled the accident scene.
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Goppert Accused of Insurance Fraud
The Fulton woman who was arrested twice earlier this year for allegedly stealing from local businesses has been arrested again, charged this time with insurance fraud. Karen S. Goppert, 38, of 103 Senior Ave., was arrested Friday and charged with third-degree insurance fraud, a class-D felony; first-degree falsifying business records, a class-E felony; and offering a false written statement, a class-A misdemeanor.