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‘The Micron effect’: Company’s project prompts foot traffic increase for CNY business

As local businesses like Dunk & Bright Furniture report increased activity due to the Micron project, the New York State DOT is set to host an open house at Clay Town Hall this Thursday to discuss planned infrastructure improvements.
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F-M legend removed after investigation into coaching practices (Good Morning CNY for July 30)

Subscribe to get the Good Morning CNY newsletter delivered to your email inbox weekday mornings. Welcome to the Thursday morning briefing. Here’s a story you won’t read anywhere else. Byrne Dairy bets big on high-protein milk: Byrne Dairy is spending $120 million to expand its Cortlandville plant, doubling...
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‘One of a kind’: Bob Miron saw the future of television. Then spent decades...

Syracuse, N.Y. — Just three days ago, Robert J. Miron stood at the grand opening of the Sunny B Wound Care Center at Crouse Hospital, a program made possible by a donation from his daughter and son-in-law. He spoke with hospital leadership and community members there. That wasn’t a...
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Traffic: Lane closure planned along I-690 near fairgrounds in Geddes

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Construction activities this week may impact some drivers’ daily commute. I-690 east will be cut down to one lane between Exit 11 (State Route 297/Fairgrounds) and Exit 13 (Hiawatha Boulevard) in the town of Geddes from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on weekdays, according to a statement from the New York
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Axon license plate readers go live in Syracuse. State legislator calls it ‘a constant,...

The age of Axon Enterprise license plate readers in Syracuse commenced — but the Syracuse Police Department has been using Axon license plate reading technology for years. The Syracuse police department confirmed Wednesday afternoon that 14 of its 26 new Axon license plate readers have been installed and were activated
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Mother Nature Strikes Again: Possible 12th Tornado in Madison County

The National Weather Service is investigating possible tornado damage in South Brookfield after storms ripped through the area.
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Altercation leads to stabbing in Marcellus, suspect remains at-large

MARCELLUS — An altercation at a home in Marcellus on Wednesday led to a stabbing, according to the Onondaga County Sheriff's Office. Deputies responded to Schuyler Road around 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday. Upon arrival, deputies found a victim in their late teens/early 20's with a large slash wound to...
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Goodwood Tavern opens with cocktails, small plates and a mission to put Minoa on...

MINOA, N.Y. — A new bar is open in Minoa with the slogan: Built for good times & good company. Co-owners Steve Perry and Jen Wood wanted to open a place where people go after work, or to hang out with friends or for a date night. That's when Goodwood Tavern was born.
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Central New York’s First Traffic Garden Is Now Open! Here’s Why Families Should Visit

Kids can now practice crossing streets, riding bikes and learning traffic rules in a safe environment. Here's everything to know about Central New York's new Traffic Garden.
Featured picture for Sean Kirst: What seemed impossible then is about to happen. It’s 25 years since Van Robinson made a public call to pull down I-81

Sean Kirst: What seemed impossible then is about to happen. It’s 25 years since...

Over the last few days, I was trying to remember think of how one particular column, so long ago, came to be. In 2001, I was writing for Syracuse.com | The Post-Standard. Certainly, I remember the late Van Robinson talking about the central question whenever we saw each other, whether at City Hall or elsewhere in downt

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