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Syracuse’s Joey Spallina passes head coach Gary Gait on all-time SU leaderboard

Syracuse lacrosse superstar Joey Spallina will have something he can jab his head coach Gary Gait about. Spallina now ranks ahead of Gait in career points on the all-time Orange leaderboard. Gait had 253 points in his career, and Spallina raced past that in a big first half on Saturday...
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Shoveling Often Vs Waiting To Shovel: Which Is Best During A Snowstorm?

While there are pros and cons to each method, only one shoveling approach will reduce the risk of slippery ice and heavy, compacted snow.
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Man arrested for hate crime graffiti in Town of Clay

TOWN OF CLAY (WSYR-TV) — An arrest has been made in connection with a hate crime vandalism incident in Clay. The incident dates back to Jan. 6, when Onondaga County sheriff deputies responded to a report of hateful graffiti depicting a spray-painted swastika on a residential garage in Clay.
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History-making gubernatorial ticket makes first public appearance in Syracuse

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Governor Hochul visited Syracuse on Feb. 5, kicking off a busy 24 hours at the Civic Center. Ahead of the Feb. 6 State Democratic Convention, the Governor spoke alongside her new running mate, Adrienne Adams. While the event was closed to the public, it was the duo’s first time speaking...
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Community groups, churches close, cancel events due to bitter cold

Syracuse, N.Y. — The brutally cold weather this weekend has prompted some community organizations to close or change events. We will update the list this weekend. Whenever the need exists, you will always find community closings on Syracuse.com. Our list includes nonprofits, libraries, churches, synagogues, temples,...
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No heat, leaking pipes, old roofs: SUNY chancellor says $10B in repairs needed

ALBANY - The State University of New York's campuses desperately need repairs. There's a $10 billion backlog in "critical maintenance" projects, Chancellor John King Jr. said. Speaking at a Times Union Editorial Board meeting Thursday, King said SUNY stopped making five-year capital plans during the 2009 financial...
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A Hollywood Comedy Legend Is Buried in Upstate New York

He helped shape classic movie comedy and worked with some of the most famous faces in film, and his final resting place is right here in upstate New York.
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Closing Time: 6 Major Retail Chains Closing Doors in New York State in 2026

NEW YORK STATE - The retail landscape across the Empire State is undergoing a significant transformation as 2026 begins. From the high-traffic corridors of Manhattan to the shopping hubs of Upstate and Long Island, several iconic brands have officially added New York locations to their closure lists. Economic...
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Micron buzz fuels Clay home rush

Home prices in Clay keep climbing as Micron’s massive expansion moves forward, according to WSYR. Buyers are snapping up move-in-ready homes fast, driven by anticipation of thousands of new jobs tied to Micron’s microchip facility. The median home price in Clay hit $280,000 last month, up nearly 6% from a year ago....
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Man arrested on grand larceny charge in Auburn

AUBURN, NY — A man was arrested on felony charges after allegedly cashing a check without sufficient funds at a local bank last summer. Charles P. Tuttle, also known as Argus F. Mela’Occio, went to Generations Bank at 621 N. Seward Ave. in July and withdrew more than $3,000 after writing a check to himself, according...

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