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A Flatbed Tow Truck And This I-81 Bridge Had A Rough Thursday Morning

A tow truck carrying a Ford F550 on its flatbed clipped the underside of the Taft Road bridge on I-81 in Cicero Thursday morning, causing damage to both the bridge and the vehicle it was hauling.
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Following Onondaga County lawmakers’ vote for executive term limits (again), McMahon to hold public...

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — If the county executive signs a bill limiting his office to three consecutive terms, voters would have the final say. But soon, they’ll be able to tell him their takes in advance, to his face. Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon has organized a public...
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CNY Forward Launches Bold Transportation Plan

CNY Forward Launches to Prepare Roads for Micron Growth. New York begins a major transportation review as northern Onondaga County prepares for thousands of jobs, new residents and heavier traffic. The CNY Forward project is New York state’s effort to prepare northern Onondaga County’s roads and transportation system f
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House of the Week: ‘All the work has been done’ at this three-bedroom Syracuse...

SYRACUSE, NY – Patrick Mooney has a plan. And someone is going to make out very well because of it. A couple of years ago, he bought land on Syracuse’s west side to build a new ranch-style home close to where he grew up. It will be finished...
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NewsChannel 9 tours Micron construction site, getting deeper access than ever before

CLAY, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Micron invited NewsChannel 9 to tour its construction site in the town of Clay on Thursday, giving access deeper into the White Pine Commerce Park than ever before. The tour coincides with Micron celebrating another milestone at the site on Route 31, pouring the first concrete of its first future
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Liverpool family continues fight for justice 9 months after Daniel Waterman’s death

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Nine months after Liverpool native Daniel Waterman died from injuries he suffered in a crash in Florida, his family says their fight for justice is far from over. As they prepare to return to Florida later this month for a pretrial hearing, they continue to grieve the loss of the 22-year-old
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‘They keep on coming’: Business is already booming in Clay thanks to Micron construction...

CLAY, N.Y. (WSYR) — Although the Micron construction project in Clay is only a few months old, the impact is already being felt economically. Freight Yard Brewing has an obvious focus on brews. But the owners are already changing up their business model now that construction workers are in town due to Micron’s $100 bil
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From homeless to a place of their own: How ‘A Tiny Home for Good’...

CNN Hero Andrew Lunetta and his nonprofit, A Tiny Home for Good, offer stability, dignity, and ongoing support to help break the cycle of homelessness in Syracuse, New York.
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HUD rules SHA Chair Ryan Benz has an “apparent conflict of interest,” should continue...

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development found Syracuse Housing Authority Board Chair Ryan Benz has an “apparent” conflict of interest and requested comprehensive details of his business dealings, HUD wrote in a letter to Benz on June 30. The finding came five months after SHA Executive...
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Oswego County Announces Positive Rabies Case in Town of Constantia

The Oswego County Health Department announces that a bat has tested positive for rabies in the Town of Constantia. Two people are receiving treatment as a result. There have been six positive rabies cases in the county this year so far, with two raccoons and one fox in the town of Hannibal; one raccoon in the town of O

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