Syracuse’s first rooftop cocktail bar is for sale as owner decides against reopening
Syracuse, N.Y. — What began as a break from running Syracuse’s first rooftop cocktail bar has become a decision to leave restaurant ownership behind. Emerald Cocktail Kitchen, the three-story restaurant and bar at 1333 W. Fayette St. on Tipperary Hill, is officially for sale or lease, owner Michele Roesch said today.
Kailee Buller’s central New York upbringing spurred NY-22 congressional run
Have you had an experience with Syracuse University’s Title IX office? Share your story with The Daily Orange’s anonymous tip line. Kailee Buller was born to a blue-collar family in Auburn, New York, one of the cities represented by the 22nd Congressional District. After working several jobs as a teenager and being a “high achiever” in high school, Buller attended Syracuse University for her freshman year of college.
AAA: Elevated crude oil prices keep gas prices high
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — November is here and drivers are still looking for relief at the pump. According to AAA, while gas prices are down slightly this week, high crude oil prices are limiting declines at the pump. The national average price for a gallon of gasoline is $4.16, down...
Valley Plaza grocery store project still moving along
The new Valley Plaza grocery store planned for Syracuse's southside is still coming, despite delays. About a year ago, a public engagement meeting was held by the Division of Business Development and project partners on October 27 at McKinley-Brighton Elementary. One year later, progress is still being made on the former Tops location.
Syracuse’s JJ Starling Left With No Eligibility, Somehow Playing at New School
JJ Starling’s college basketball career appeared to be over. There was no consideration for Starling to come back to Syracuse University for another year, because that’s not how NCAA eligibility has worked for the entire existence of college sports. Well, until now. Now, Starling is actually eligible —...
SPD discusses daylight saving safety, $20,000 recruitment incentive
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Syracuse police are reminding families to take extra precautions as daylight saving time ends, bringing earlier sunsets and reduced visibility during evening commutes. Syracuse Police Department Sgt. Thomas Blake says visibility is especially important for children walking to and from school. Visibility is the biggest concern,...
TRAFFIC: Syracuse traffic lights changing to flashing warnings ahead of winter
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — A pair of traffic lights at two intersections in Syracuse are being converted from the standard three-color style to flashing warning lights. The City of Syracuse Department of Public Works (DPW) announced in a statement that starting Sunday, Nov. 1, traffic lights will be adjusted at the following intersections:
This first week of November includes a few days with near record warmth
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Going into this first week of November the recent weeks featuring above average temperatures and below average rainfall setup will be continuing. Before getting into the extended forecast, here's a look at the next twenty-four hours to help you plan Monday around the weather. The big...
Ramp from I-81 south to I-481 north to close Monday in Syracuse
The ramp connecting Interstate 81 southbound to Interstate 481 northbound in Syracuse will temporarily close Monday, Nov. 2, according to the New York State Department of Transportation. The closure is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for paving work as part of the Interstate 81 Viaduct Project. Drivers should...
A Week Before 9-Year-Old Vincenzo’s Adoption Was Final, His Pop Warner Teammates Handed Him...
On Friday, Oct. 16, inside Onondaga County Family Court in Syracuse, 9-year-old Vincenzo rang a bell, and the adoption that had been moving through the system for years became final. Judge Christina DeJoseph presided over the hearing. His new parents, Krista and Michael Wells, were beside him, and his fourth-grade classmates were watching on a video link.
