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Syracuse New Times, September 09, 2009

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New York City police looking for a man who tried to rob a bank but left with no cash spotted a man fitting the suspect's description waiting in line at another bank. Just as the man was handing the teller a holdup note, Officers Michael Gonzalez and George Billaverde walked up and arrested Mark Mcnulty, 55. "He was surprised," Gonzalez told The Daily News. "He was so focused on what he was doing." An arbitrator ruled that the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, which is responsib...

Martin's Handout

The [Christy Martin] fight was just what she, in a pre-fight interview, had predicted: "I think it's going to be a war." Her opponent, Seattle's Dakota Stone, proved to be far better than her record, which fell to 9-8-4. Using her height (5-foot-10) and reach advantage, Stone sought to use her jab to set the 5-foot-4 Martin up for a dangerous right hand, which she threw with abandon. Martin, however, would have none of it. Training with a male sparring partner, the selftitled "Coal Miner's Da...

The Art Issue

We were always trying to get The Post-Standard to write ski articles and they were never interested. To them, skiing was not a sport; to them a sport was not a sport unless it was played with a ball and preferably an orange ball. They did throw us a little bone and in January and February for eight weeks they would run a weekly ski column about what was going on in the ski world. So one day I picked up the paper to read the ski column and it wasn't there. So I called up the paper and talked t...

Eats: Filling

It's the sound of local products being sampled, and grammatically it should be, "Green Hills Is Alive," but you can still mark your calendars for Friday, Sept. 11, when the Nedrow grocery store Green Hills holds its Hometown Tasting Festival from 4 to 7 p.m. Last year's inaugural event was such a hit, Green Hills decided to hold it again. At the same time, because the festival is held inside the 5933 S. Salina St. store, space considerations meant about the same number of vendors would be on ...