Sip, Savor & Support Local: The Perserve at 405
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — After opening in September of 2018, the Preserve at 405 has become one of the Inner Harbor's premiere dining destinations. At its core, The Preserve at 405 is more than a restaurant—it’s a destination. A place where community, creativity, and hospitality come together to create something truly special.
Your Stories Q&A Update: Popular DeWitt exit gets fresh coat of paint to fix...
The NYSDOT has begun applying permanent epoxy markings to the Fayetteville/DeWitt exit off I-481 south, which should help drivers stay in their lanes and reduce confusion at the East Genesee intersection.
11 recruits graduate from the Syracuse Regional Police Academy
Syracuse, N.Y. — New police officers are set to join Central New York police departments after graduating Friday from the Syracuse Regional Police Academy. A ceremony was held Friday morning at Storer Auditorium of Onondaga Community College campus for the 11 graduates. The academy program provides months of training..
In Trumpworld, crime does pay — and taxpayers pick up the bill (Guest Opinion...
Joseph Fahey, of Pompey, is a retired Onondaga County Court judge. I think almost everyone at some point in their lives has heard the declaration that “crime does not pay.” My father was a city court judge and would frequently remind us of that, particularly during our teen years. I know that I too, reminded criminal d
A state budget surprise for Syracuse: NY lawmakers boost aid by $30 million
New York lawmakers will boost aid to Syracuse by $30 million in the final state budget – a windfall that is three times the increase requested by the governor, according to state Sen. Rachel May. In February, Gov. Kathy Hochul proposed a $10 million increase for Syracuse from the...
Southside city residents, mayor hopeful for future of Dunk and Bright parcel
Residents on Syracuse’s south side are wondering what the future might hold for the Dunk and Bright property once the furniture retailer closes its South Salina Street location. Julius Lawrence has lived on the south side for more than 60 years and he’s never known a time without Dunk...
Man killed in shooting on North Side remembered as hardworking loving father
Syracuse, N.Y. — Family members of a man killed Tuesday in a shooting on Syracuse’s North Side said he was a kind, gentle man who was always working or taking care of his daughter. Tyrone Stanley, 38, was killed around 7:45 p.m. after he was shot in the...
19-year-old sentenced to 25 years for shooting at group of Syracuse children from e-bike
Syracuse, N.Y. ― A 19-year-old was sentenced Friday to 25 years in prison for a shooting that injured three boys in Syracuse last year. Nakise Elliott, of Syracuse, was convicted of five counts of attempted murder, two counts of second-degree assault and one count of criminal possession of a weapon.
Liverpool’s 4th annual Olympiad at the ‘Pool celebrates athletes of all abilities (photos)
Clay, N.Y. — Athletes entered through a pathway lined with supporters yelling, holding signs, and offering high fives, energizing competitors for one of Liverpool’s marquee athletic events. The 4th annual Olympiad at the ‘Pool spotlights athletes of all abilities in the Liverpool Central School District. Student and...
Syracuse airport receives $19 million federal grant for deicing pad expansion
Syracuse, N.Y. – A nearly $19 million federal grant will help expand a facility at Syracuse Hancock International Airport that removes ice, snow and frost from the wings of planes. The $18.7 million grant comes from the Airport Infrastructure Grant Program, which was created as part of the Bipartisan...

















