Kelly broke into the Elbridge Diner on East Main Street in the village of Elbridge several times over a two week period in July of 2010, and stole cash.

In the early morning hours of Aug. 29 the State Police were called to a residence in the villag of Elbridge regarding a burglary complaint.  The resident alleged that over the past couple of weeks he has noticed that various items, including a gas can, a pair of hedge trimmers and an electric chainsaw, were stolen from his attached garage.  The resident had placed a new gas can containing gasoline and water on the work bench in the garage.  The son of the resident was driving home at about 1a.m. and noticed the suspect’s vehicle leaving the neighborhood.  They discovered the gas can was missing and called the State Police.

The vehicle was found by Troopers a short time later disabled on State Route 5 in Elbridge and the electric chainsaw was located in the basement of the suspect’s residence.

He was arraigned on one count of second-degree Burglary (Class “C” Felony) and one count of third-degree Burglary (Class “D” Felony) and lodged on $10,000 cash or $10,000 bond to reappear in the town of Elbridge Court on 09/08/10 at 5:00 PM.

She was issued an Appearance Ticket returnable in the village of Baldwinsville Court returnable on 09/01/10 at 6:00 PM.  The investigation into the source of the undisclosed income is continuing.

At approximately 1:55 pm, Sheriff’s Deputies responded to a fiery crash that occurred in front of the Dollar General store, located at 1160 Route 5 in Elbridge, involving a Casa Imports tractor trailer, operated by Kevin Lamay II (26), of Rome.

Lamay was traveling west on Route 5 when he approached traffic that was slow moving due to an accident that had occurred at approximately 1:30pm near the intersection of Route 5 and Sandbank Road. Lamay failed to stop and rear ended a 2009 Kia, operated by Ronald Mabb (68), of Elbridge, which immediately burst into flames. The Kia was subsequently forced into a pickup truck, also traveling west bound, operated by Michael Lockwood (31), of Wolcott, NY.

Sheriff’s Deputies assisting the New York State Police with traffic at the scene of a crash near the intersection of Route 5 and Sandbank Road, ran back to the heavily damaged Kia, which was fully engulfed in flames, and were unable to free Mabb and his passenger from the wreckage.

The Elbridge Fire Department responded and rescue crews pronounced both Mabb and his passenger dead on the scene.

Lockwood, was transported to Auburn Memorial Hospital with non-life threatening injuries and Lamay and his passenger/co-worker John Barringer (33) of West Winfield were not injured.

Members of the Sheriff’s Accident Investigation Team were called to the scene and will conduct a complete investigation and were forced to shut down all traffic between Halfway Road and Sandbank Road during the evening rush hour.

The name of Mabb’s passenger will be released once family notifications have been made.

On 07/10/2010 shortly after midnight in the Town of Elbridge, Harvey confronted his estranged wife as she returned home and during the resulting domestic altercation he inappropriately touched her, pushed her to the ground causing her to sustain a minor laceration on her arm and took her cell phone away from her to prevent her from calling for assistance. Harvey then left the area in her vehicle as she ran to a neighbor’s home.

Harvey was arraigned before Town of Elbridge Justice Mitchell and remanded to the Onondaga County Justice Center in lieu of $2500 cash bail pending further court action.

An investigation was initiated and it was learned that Demko had used her twin sister’s information in the Town of Geddes and City of Syracuse under similar circumstances.

On 07/09/10 Trooper James Siddall of Elbridge arrested Anna I. Demko 11/28/75 of 417 Wilkinson St. in Syracuse for 1 count of second-degree Criminal Impersonation.

Demko was initially stopped in the City of Syracuse for using her cell phone while operating a motor vehicle and not utilizing her seatbelt. At the time of the stop Demko provided her sister’s name and indentifying information.

Demko was arraigned in the City of Syracuse and remanded pending further court action.

Now through July 30, participating charitable organizations are selling tickets to the tournament, receiving 100 percent of the face value of all tickets sold. Good Any Day tickets, priced at $25, can be used any day during tournament week from Wednesday through Sunday. A Weekly Booklet is available for $100.

Tickets for Charity is administered by the Upstate New York Empowerment Fund, the philanthropic arm of the Oneida Indian Nation and The Turning Stone Resort Championship. Its Honorary Host Committee, comprised of community leaders from across the region, plays a significant role in the success of the Empowerment Fund by creating awareness and generating widespread support.

Ticket-buyers can support their favorite causes by purchasing directly from the charities or they can log onto The Turning Stone Resort Championship web site at www.turningstonechampionship.com for a list of participating organizations, allowing them to designate a charity when purchasing tickets online.

2010 Tickets for Charity participants (listed by county)

Albany

Addictions Care Center of Albany, Inc.

Cayuga

SGMA, Inc.

Cortland

Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks #748

Preble Children’s Center

Fulton

Mountain Valley Hospice

Herkimer

Federated Church of West Winfield

Madison

Building Futures Foundation

Chittenango Rotary Foundation

Community Action Partnership for Madison County

Greater Lenox Ambulance Service, Inc.

Madison County Habitat for Humanity

Madison County Office of the Aging, Inc.

Madison Hall Association, Inc.

St. Patrick’s School

Monroe

The First Tee of Rochester, NY

New York

Autism Speaks

Oneida

American Red Cross – Rome Area Chapter

Central Association for the Blind, Inc.

Clinton ABC Program, Inc.

Clinton Swim Club

Clinton Youth Foundation

Clinton Youth Hockey

Constable Hall Association

Family Services of the Mohawk Valley, Inc.

Friends of the Arc Foundation

House of the Good Shepherd

Humane Society of Rome

Jervis Public Library Assoc., Inc.

Kids Oneida, Inc.

Kirkland Town Library

Masonic Care Community

New Hartford First United Methodist Church

North Utica Senior Citizens Community Center, Inc.

Notre Dame Jr/Sr High School

Rome Catholic School

Rome Sports Hall of Fame & Museum

Sauquoit Valley Foundation

St. John the Evangelist Church

St. Paul’s Church

Stevens-Swan Humane Society

The Neighborhood Center, Inc.

Thea Bowman House, Inc.

Zion Episcopal Church

Onondaga

Alumni Association of SUNY College E.S.F.

American Red Cross of Central New York

Baldwinsville Pop Warner Little Scholars, Inc.

Boys & Girls Club of Syracuse

Camp Good Days & Special Times

Carol M. Baldwin Breast Cancer Research Foundation of CNY

Chadwick Residence, Inc.

Children’s Consortium

Cicero Hockey League

Clay Panthers Football Pop Warner

CNY Challenged Champions Fund

Crouse Health Foundation, Inc.

Eastwood Rotary Foundation, Inc.

Elmcrest

Erie Canal Museum

Everest Foundation

Fayetteville Senior Center, Inc.

Friends of The CanTeen, Inc.

Friends of the Central Library

From the Ground Up Therapeutic Horsemanship, Inc.

Interreligious Food Consortium

Jewish Community Center of Syracuse

KARE Foundation

Longhouse Council, Boy Scouts of America

Loretto Foundation

Make-A-Wish Foundation of Central New York

Meals on Wheels of Syracuse

Mercy Works Inc.

Multiple Sclerosis Resources of CNY, Inc.

National Kidney Foundation of Central New York, Inc.

Positively Pink Package

The Rescue Mission

Ronald McDonald House Charities of CNY

St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center Foundation

St. Lucy’s Church

Syracuse University Whitman Alumni Club

Syracuse Symphony Orchestra, Inc.

The First Tee of Syracuse

Transitional Living Services of Onondaga County, Inc.

Troop 62 Tully NY – Boy Scouts of America

Upstate Medical University Foundation

Vera House, Inc.

Oswego

United Way of Greater Oswego County

Rensselaer

New York State Association of Fire Chiefs

St. Lawrence

St. Joseph’s Foundation

This special activity offers a great opportunity for grandparents to enjoy quality time with their grandchildren, catch lunker trout, and create memories for a lifetime.

The program accommodates 20 children per session with poles and bait provided.  A maximum of 2 grandchildren per grandparent is allowed.

The price is $3 per grandchild per session and pre-registration is required by calling 451-7275.

This program is sponsored by Before and After School Child Care on Location, Inc. (BASCOL) with support from Sweet Woods Memorial Co.

Carpenter’s Brook Fish Hatchery, an Onondaga County Park, is located on Route 321, 2.3 miles south of Route 5 in the Town of Elbridge.

For more information on the Hatchery, call 689-9367 or visit www.OnondagaCountyParks.com.

Tuesday mornings and Thursday afternoons are set aside for individual senior citizens and persons with special needs while all other times are reserved for groups.  All bait and equipment is supplied for the outing and Hatchery staff /volunteers will provide initial instruction.

Groups must consist of a minimum of 5.  The price is $3 per person per session and pre-registration is required by calling 451-7275.

This program is sponsored by Before and After School Child Care on Location, Inc. (BASCOL) with support from Sweet-Woods Memorial Co.

Carpenter’s Brook Fish Hatchery, an Onondaga County Park, is located on Route 321, 2.3 miles south of the Route 5 intersection in the Town of Elbridge.

For more information on the Hatchery, call 689-9367 or visit www.OnondagaCountyParks.com.

Christopher Elia, 18, of 767 Spring Lake Road, Port Byron, was operating a Ford Mustang westbound on State Route 5 when he drifted into the eastbound lane of traffic and struck a Toyota Echo head on, which was traveling east.

The Toyota Echo was operated by Navzad Dabu, 16, of 7426 Henry Clay Blvd. in Liverpool.

Elia and Mr. Dabu were transported via ambulance to Upstate Medical Center for non-life threatening injuries. The front seat passenger of the Toyota Echo, Navroz Dabu, 55, of 7426 Henry Clay Blvd., Liverpool, was air lifted via Mercy Flight to Upstate Medical Center with fractures to both legs.

Navroz Dabu listed in fair condition.

Elia was ticketed in the accident.