Van Buren lodge named for fallen local Marine
VAN BUREN, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — A lodge at Van Buren Park now bears the name of Corporal Kyle Schneider, a local Marine killed in Afghanistan. This honor comes as next week marks 15 years since his death. The naming recognizes Corporal Schneider’s service and his family’s efforts to keep...
Sidewalks to Parking: Westcott community gets open and honest with Mayor Sharon Owens
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — The Wescott community brought its concerns from the street to the mayor during a meet-and-greet Tuesday, June 23. Many had concerns about infrastructure and the streets. Jeanette Morales, owner of Las Delicias, is concerned about the parking situation with all of the businesses on Westcott St
Man indicted on murder charge in stabbing of 19-year-old Central NY woman
Cayuga Heights, N.Y. - A Central New York man accused of fatally stabbing a 19-year-old woman near Cornell University has been indicted on manslaughter and murder charges, prosecutors said. Damian Stewart, 20, of Ithaca, was indicted by a grand jury on the charges last week, the Tompkins County District Attorney’s...
G-Mac Is Stomping Syracuse’s Footprint Across the Northeast
If Syracuse fans wanted proof that Gerry McNamara understands this program, they got another one this week. The Orange will face UConn in an exhibition game at Mohegan Sun this fall, marking the first meeting between the former Big East rivals in seven years. On the surface, it’s just an...
Decisions are being made about Micron water treatment without public input (Your Letters)
The McMahon administration is making an end run around the people of Onondaga County he is elected to represent (“County picks national contractor for building $1 billion Micron wastewater plant,” June 19, 2026). If it weren’t for the dogged reporting by Glenn Coin, county residents would be in the dark about Micron’s
10 New York Cheap Eats Outside NYC That Deserve More Attention In 2026
NYC gets most of the food headlines, but New York State has plenty of meals worth chasing beyond the five boroughs. Upstate towns, river communities, college cities, mountain stops, and small downtowns are packed with casual places where the prices stay reasonable and the food still feels special. Think loaded...
Multiple people hurt after shooting on Lincoln Ave. in Syracuse
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — A reported shooting on Wednesday night around 9 p.m. led to a large police presence in the area of Lincoln Avenue in Syracuse. The Syracuse Police Department released the following statement:. The Syracuse Police Department is investigating a shooting that occurred shortly after 9 pm this...
First Look: New Scoops ice cream shop opens in Solvay, aiming to be community...
(In First Look, we visit a new restaurant or bar in Central New York to give readers an idea of what to expect. If you know of a new place, email me at [email protected] or call/text me at 315-382-1984. If I take your suggestion, I just might buy you a meal.)
Pickleball tournament celebrates opening of six new courts in Manlius
MANLIUS, N.Y. — There are six new pickleball courts in the Village of Manlius, and village officials are welcoming neighbors to join a grand opening tournament on July 4. The pickleball courts are located on the old soccer field between the Village Centre and Willowbrook Drive. Ahead of the tournament the courts are a
Free mobile vision clinic helps Syracuse families see clearly amid rising costs
As rising costs force many families to make difficult financial choices, routine healthcare services like eye exams are often pushed aside. This week, a mobile vision clinic in downtown Syracuse is helping residents access comprehensive eye care and prescription glasses at no cost. The clinic is a partnership between V

















