The main building at Marble Farms is gone, but the market’s produce and plant...
Syracuse, N.Y. - A few weeks ago, the former Marble Farms store was razed after being vacant for years. Parts of the building were not being used. It was deteriorating and becoming harder to maintain, said Sheena Gasparini, whose family currently owns and runs the market. “The decision to tear...
CNY booms with cottage bakers owning their schedules, one sourdough loaf at a time
What began as a pandemic pastime for some has become a popular, profitable business model for Central New York at-home bakers seeking the flexibility to raise children, follow their passions and escape the stress of a traditional workplace. The cottage bakers making and selling delicious loaves of sourdough bread from...
Soaking rain will drench Central NY on Wednesday before temperatures drop 15 degrees below...
A widespread soaking rain will move into the Syracuse area on Wednesday afternoon and become more widespread this evening before tapering off Thursday morning, according to the National Weather Service. Rain will initially have to overcome some dry air on Wednesday morning, so while radar may show some weak returns...
Attention Syracuse airport travelers: I-81 lane closures could create delays starting soon
Syracuse, N.Y. — Travelers heading to Syracuse Hancock International Airport should plan for extra time as a state road project along Interstate 81 is expected to cause delays, airport officials said. The state Department of Transportation will begin a major resurfacing project Sunday, May 3, on a stretch of...
North Syracuse leaders explore future of village government amid budget concerns
NORTH SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Leaders in the Village of North Syracuse are beginning to explore what it would mean if the village could no longer operate as it currently does, following a difficult budget year and ongoing financial concerns. During a recent village board meeting, Deputy Mayor Robinson raised...
I-81 construction hits SU’s west campus water main, brown water expected
Get the latest Syracuse news delivered right to your inbox. Subscribe to our newsletter here. The water main that supplies Syracuse University’s west campus was hit by the ongoing I-81 construction project Tuesday, according to an email to residents from Mel Molsberry, assistant director of residential living at SU.
State landfill capacity dwindling; Madison County asking for more
Madison County wants to accept more solid waste at its landfill in the town of Lincoln. The Madison County Board of Supervisors voted to allow the solid waste department to apply for a permit modification with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) that would increase the amount of waste the landfill can receive annually from 60,000 tons to 125,000 tons. The...
Police blotter: See 237 new arrests added (April 29, 2026)
The Syracuse.com | The Post-Standard police blotter of arrests from police agencies around Central New York was updated today. The arrests added this week occurred between April 1 and 27. The people charged ranged from 19 to 79 years old. Serious crimes included assault on a police officer, torturing animals,...
CNY businessman pleads guilty to $95M Ponzi scheme (Good Morning CNY for April 29)
Subscribe to get the Good Morning, CNY newsletter delivered to your email inbox weekday mornings. David Huff, 44, pleaded guilty on Tuesday morning to killing his girlfriend and son in Syracuse in March 2025. Huff laughed as the allegations were read. When the judge asked if he found it funny, Huff said “no, it’s a joke stuck in my head.” (Anne Hayes photo)
Overnight police chase starts in Clay and ends in Cortland, woman in custody
CLAY, N.Y. (WSYR) — A woman in her 20s is now in custody after leading deputies on a chase that started in Clay and ended in Cortland, the Onondaga County Sheriff’s Office tells NewsChannel 9. It all started around 3:30 a.m., Wednesday, April 29, when deputies noticed a car making an illegal U-turn at the […]
