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New York Postmaster Admits To Issuing Fraudulent Money Orders Worth Over $118,000

A Morrisville postmaster in Madison County received three years of probation instead of prison time after pleading guilty to stealing $118,088 from the U.S. Postal Service by issuing 179 fake money orders. The post New York Postmaster Admits To Issuing Fraudulent Money Orders Worth Over $118,000 appeared first on The
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Could a $26M state prize finally jump-start development at the Syracuse Inner Harbor?

Syracuse, N.Y. – City and county officials have joined with a prominent developer to ask for $26 million from New York state to help jump-start the long-awaited development of the Syracuse Inner Harbor. If the state comes through, two-thirds of the money would go to Cor Development Co., which...
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The NY State Fair Has a Contest for Something Every Wife Knows How to...

Forget the rides and fried food for a minute… who has what it takes to win the Husband Calling Contest at the New York State Fair?
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Syracuse woman’s 2024 homicide remains unsolved

Syracuse, N.Y. — A Syracuse woman found dead in her home in the summer of 2024 remains the city’s only unsolved homicide from that year. Angelina Huyck, 30, was found dead on July 30, 2024 inside her home in the 200 block of Hopper Road after Syracuse officers were called there for a welfare check.
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One section of Upstate NY is in the bull’s-eye for potentially flooding rainfall

Syracuse, N.Y. — New forecasts show that the risk of rainfall heavy enough to cause flooding this week has now zeroed in on Central New York. An area roughly bounded by Binghamton, Syracuse, Lowville and Albany could get torrential rain Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning. The heaviest rain is expected overnight,
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Staying steamy with on and off risks for showers and t-storms through Thursday

What is the severe thunderstorm risk level for Central New York?. It was a rather gray day across most of Central New York with portions of our area receiving steadier rain, especially over the Finger Lakes and areas west of Syracuse until dinnertime. Looking ahead, our weather will remain unsettled...
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Man arrested on felony DWI charge in Benton

BENTON, NY — A Syracuse man was arrested on a felony DWI charge early Saturday morning after authorities were alerted he had left a domestic incident while intoxicated. Gregory D. Tartt Jr., 41, of Syracuse, was taken into custody on Preemption Road in the Town of Benton at 4:49 a.m. on Aug. 30.
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Developers plan to convert Popcorn Supply building in Syracuse into 36 apartments

Syracuse, N.Y. — A vacant Syacuse factory recognizable for its “Popcorn Supply Co.” mural visible from Interstate 690 will be transformed into dozens of apartments. A group of local developers is partnering on a $9.9 million project that would result in 36 apartments — 28 one-bedroom and eight studio units — at the his
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Syracuse Police investigate stabbing that injured a 59-year-old man

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Syracuse Police are investigating a stabbing that left a 59-year-old man injured. Police responded to the 1500 block of South Salina Street Monday at 9:21 p.m. and found the victim with stab wounds to his face and head. The victim was taken to Upstate University Hospital....
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‘Never alone’: The Wounded Blue founder highlights support for injured police officers

WASHINGTON (TNND) — For many officers who survive being shot or seriously hurt in the line of duty, the public attention can fade quickly even as their recovery and financial struggles are just beginning. Retired police Lt. Randy Sutton, founder and board chair of The Wounded Blue, told The National News Desk his organ

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