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Burt Marshall Sentenced in Ponzi Scheme Case (opens the original)
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Burt Marshall, the Hamilton businessman convicted in April of running a decades-long Ponzi scheme, was sentenced to four to 12 years in state prison in Madison County Courthouse on Thursday, June 11. Marshall, 74, pleaded guilty in April to grand larceny, securities fraud and scheme to defraud. Prosecutors say he stole more than $90 million from nearly 1,000 investors over three decades, promising an 8% annual return on investments he claimed were backed by Madison County rental properties. Vict
Cazenovia School Board Vice President Faces Child Sex Crime Charges, Resigns (opens the original)
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Graphic warning: The details of the article may be disturbing to some viewers. Viewer discretion is advised. Travis J. Longo, 46, the former vice president of the Cazenovia Central School District Board of Education, resigned from his elected position on June 22 and remains jailed without bail on state and federal charges involving child sexual abuse material and sexually explicit communications with a minor. New York State Police arrested Longo on June 18 on four counts of endangering the welfa
A Town Betrayed: Hamilton Businessman Admits to $94.6 Million Ponzi Scheme (opens the original)
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For decades, Miles Burton “Burt” Marshall was a fixture of Hamilton life — the tax man, the insurance agent, the neighbor. He offered deals that sounded too good to pass up: an 8% annual return on investment, backed by what he claimed was a thriving local real estate portfolio. Nearly 1,000 people said yes to Marshall. On Tuesday, April 28 — three years after the investigation was launched — Marshall stood in Madison County Court and admitted that he had been stealing this money for years. Marsh
‘Gate Plate: A Burger Fit for California Dreamin’ (opens the original)
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“All that is constant about the California of my childhood is the rate at which it disappears,” Joan Didion wrote in “Where I Was From.” There is a particular grief that belongs to the Californian in exile. It arrives without warning, in the middle of March, when the sky outside has been the same shade of grey for three months and the wind has a bite that feels personal. You find yourself not just missing the sun but mourning it. You have in mind a specific version of a place that may no longer
Mapping the Margins: Senior Oscar Brown Brings Queer History Home (opens the original)
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Growing up on the southern coast of Maine, senior Oscar Brown learned to see the past in the rivers his father pointed to and the trails his classes walked in Boston. That instinct to find history close to home followed him to Colgate University and eventually shaped one of the most personal research projects in his undergraduate career. Brown arrived at Colgate as a transfer student, having spent his first year at a school in Boston that wasn’t the right fit. The tight-knit community and resear
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