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Syracuse Nationals return to NYS Fairgrounds with new Thursday-Saturday schedule

The NAPA Auto Parts Syracuse Nationals roars back into the New York State Fairgrounds this week for its 26th annual celebration of automobile culture. Thousands of hot rods and classic cars will be on display from across the United States and Canada. It’s the largest car show of its kind in the Northeast, presented by
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Farmer Fights Squatter’s Rights After Neighbor Takes Chunk of Cornfield

Ask Stan Hoskins. For the past ten years the New York farmer has seen his cornfield shrink. “Craziest story of my life,” says Hoskins, 79. “A neighbor has taken my land and used a garden, greenhouse, and trees to do it. He calls it adverse possession; I call it stealing.”
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Free Things to Do in Central New York This Week: Fire Truck Spectacular Returns

Explore fire trucks, emergency vehicles, face painting and more at the New Hartford Fire Truck Spectacular!
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Lucky Syracuse ticket lands $50K Powerball prize

A Powerball ticket sold in Syracuse matched enough numbers to capture a $50,000 prize in Saturday night’s drawing. SYRACUSE, N.Y. — A Powerball ticket worth $50,000 was sold in Syracuse for the Saturday, July 11 drawing, according to the New York Lottery. The winning ticket was purchased at Mirabito, located at 415 Bri
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What We Discovered About Alice Sebold’s Physical Assault and a City’s Buried Rape Crisis

There’s one indisputable fact about the events of the night of May 8, 1981: Alice Sebold, who had earlier that day just completed her freshman year at Syracuse University, was brutally raped while walking home through a park. Anthony Broadwater was arrested several months later and subsequently convicted of...
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New York rules out landfill link in lung cancer review, but nearby residents aren’t...

"The DOH tries to pass this off, saying (residents of these tracts) smoke more than others."
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Syracuse’s Peacock Bar returns with outrageous cocktails, new Inner Harbor home

The Peacock, whose elaborate and over-the-top cocktails flooded Instagram for a spell, is ready to fan its feathers after a two-year hiatus. The popular bar and restaurant originally located in Cicero closed abruptly in April 2024. The plan was to reopen in a bigger location just a few months later but a series of road
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Severe Thunderstorms Threaten Northern New York and Vermont

Severe thunderstorms are expected across northern New York and Vermont this evening and into the night. The National Weather Service says damaging winds are the primary threat, with large hail and an isolated tornado also possible. Residents should secure outdoor items and be ready to move indoors when warnings are iss
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CT-based musician critically injured in NY motorcycle crash

An online fundraiser has been launched to help support a Connecticut-based musician who was critically injured in a motorcycle crash in New York last month that also left another person dead. In a GoFundMe page, organizers said that Bethlehem blues artist Eran Troy Danner has undergone three surgeries since the...
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State Police Pulled Over A Driver Doing 125 Mph in Upstate New York

A driver on Interstate 81 in Salina told a state trooper they were speeding at 125 mph because they were late for work. That's over 180 feet per second — and now 11 points on their license.

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