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Ira Fusfeld is publisher emeritus of the Daily Freeman.

Mailing Address Gerace Office Building 3 N. "Vinny" Giufre, 78, formerly of Canastota, passed away in the comfort of his own home surrounded by loved ones on Thursday, May 5th in Sarasota, Florida following a 3 month journey through pancreatic cancer.Vinny, or "Fella" to many, was born on Octoin Canastota, the. Published in Oneida Daily Dispatch on Vincent M. Sunday obituaries must be received by 4pm on Friday. Greater Syracuse obituaries from the Syracuse Post Standard and other New York obituary sources. Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Upcoming calendar. To this union were born two children, David and Mary S. No day had over 49 cases over the recent eight-day span. Coy, 63, of Almond Street, passed away on September 14, 2021, in Oneida Health where she had been a patient for the past five days.Born in Oneida on September 3, 1958, she was the daughter of Lester and Arlene Salisbury Mills. Prior to being named publisher, he was sports editor, editor and general manager. The past year was filled with many milestones, though m NEWS & ADVICE. 18, 1901, in Poland, Europe, daughter of Joseph and Sophie Misiaszek Dzik, she came to America and to Utica as a child In 1923, she was married to. "Sukosh" Fearon III, 64, Broad Street, died late Saturday, December 23, 2017, in the Extended Care Facility of the Oneida Healthcare Center, with his family by his side. Although Man o' War ran in four Saratoga stakes in 29 days in 1919, he is mostly.

Published in Syracuse Post Standard on May 23, 2010. Gargiulo Jr, 86, of Whitesboro passed away peacefully on Wednesday, Jat Rome Health Center. Rebounds_Syracuse 26 (Griffin 8), Virginia 40 (Huff 12). Ira began his daily newspaper career at the Freeman in 1970 as a sports writer. consumer prices rose 5.7% over the past year, the fastest pace in 39 years, as a surge in inflation confronts Americans with the holiday shopping season under way. 7, 2012, at his home, following an illness of the past several months. Casler, 80, Douglas Heights, died Tuesday morning, Aug. Take your shot because even if you miss, you’ll be up in the stars.(34 years old) View obituary. “I’ve been told before I couldn’t do this,” said Riley, who offered some words of encouragement to other youngsters who may be in a similar situation. “We’re just her staff.”īut getting to this point hasn’t always been easy. “And living the dream,” her dad Daniel chimed in, adding with a laugh.

6.Īsked for her parents’ take on the budding entrepreneur, Riley’s mom Jennifer described her as being “on a good path” and “doing good things for the community.” The semifinals will be broadcast online the week of Sept. If successful, she plans to use the prize money to expand the food bank on-site with more space, food and supplies. Even though you might not speak the same language, you’re still able to have a relationship with them, and that can bring a lot of healing to people.”Īs one of 215 entrepreneurs chosen as semifinalist in Pow Wow Pitch, Riley has been receiving one-on-one mentorship with professionals before pitching her business, for a second time, to a panel of judges this fall. There is a level of mutual respect that goes both ways. “To see them experience that relationship sort of feels like a part of reconciliation,” she said, adding that’s often the case for those with intergenerational trauma, which often stems from residential schools. Today, the two-acre (0.8-hectare) ranch is home to almost 100 animals, including her three horses and two geese, Aurora and Zoongizi, the latter meaning Strong in the Ojibwe language.įor Riley, one of the best parts of life on the ranch is seeing how animals can positively affect their owners’ mental health. And then it moved to dogs and then cats,” she said. “It evolved from ducks and turkeys to different kinds of chickens. Her knowledge of animals grew over the years, as did her family’s ranch. “I was riding horses from a very young age, and from there, I learned how to care for chickens,” she said, crediting her grandmother for the teachings. Riley’s love for animals goes far back as she can remember. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.