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State police: Baldwinsville attorney tried to fly to Qatar after arrest for allegations of...

BALDWINSVILLE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Authorities said a Central New York attorney attempted to escape the United States for Qatar after getting charged with grand larceny days earlier. New York State Police Trooper Aga Tinker said in a statement that an investigation concluded that while 41-year-old Donatello Marof Lazarati
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Syracuse Police raise alarm over ‘community guns’ after fatal teen shooting

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — A deadly shooting involving two teenagers is raising new questions in Syracuse about how young people are getting access to guns — and how many of those weapons may be circulating for years in neighborhoods as so-called “community guns.”. Syracuse police say juveniles are...
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Skate in the Square, Middle Eastern Fest, Full Bloom Mkt and more in CNY...

Several events are happening around Central New York this weekend. You can share your event with CNY Central by reaching out on social media or by email to [email protected]. Skate in the Square. Clinton Square in downtown Syracuse has transformed into a pop-up roller rink and now the City of...
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Syracuse angler uses fly rod to catch bass: ‘Fishing is more than just catching...

Naturalist Andy Saunders, of Syracuse, has an unconventional approach to summer bass fishing. He likes to swing flies on the Salmon River using a 13-foot, two-handed Spey rod, a type of fly-fishing rod. On a recent afternoon, Saunders and his fishing pal, Bryan, landed a handful of smallmouth bass, including...
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Micron to pay Clay $30 million to ease traffic, safety, other costs as construction...

Clay, N.Y. — Micron Technology will pay $30 million to Clay to help cover traffic, safety and other impacts from its massive chip project, the acting town supervisor announced today. The town would also create a new fee structure for any development projects of $100 million or more as...
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Policy Pro: DSA wins could revive REST Act, Council strikes ULURP deals

This story gives you a peek at the content coming to our new platform, TRD Policy Pro. Sign up to get early access here. Hey there, let’s get into today’s news at the intersection of policy and real estate:. A larger DSA caucus could give tenant advocates new...
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Clay proposes $30M host deal with Micron to replace traditional permit fees

CLAY, N.Y. — Clay officials are considering a new agreement with Micron that would change how the town collects money tied to one of the largest construction projects in New York, and taxpayers will have a chance to weigh in before anything is finalized. Under the proposal, Micron would...
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Civil rights experts: ICE warning to Syracuse woman was scare tactic against citizen critic

Two civil rights experts criticized a move by federal agents to confront a Syracuse woman to get her to remove an Instagram post that referred to the agent who killed Renee Good in Minneapolis. Two Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents walked into the Syracuse polling place where Paigelynne Gonyea was...
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Vehicle overturns, another damaged in early morning Syracuse crash

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — One vehicle overturned and another sustained heavy damage in a serious crash early Friday morning on Hawley Avenue. The crash happened around 1:59 a.m. near the intersection of Hawley Avenue, Elm Street and Mather Street. Emergency crews responded to the scene, where two vehicles were involved....
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Heat wave heading toward Central NY could break records

Scattered showers will continue across Central New York on Friday before drier conditions return Saturday, according to the National Weather Service. On Friday, spotty showers and some rumbles of thunder are possible across parts of Central New York. Rain amounts will generally be light. Temperatures through the start

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