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New Businesses That Should Open at Former Rite Aid Stores

With all Rite Aid locations in New York now closed, communities in the Hudson Valley are buzzing about potential new businesses taking over those vacant spots.
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AG Letitia James Arrests Man Who Stole Home and Life Savings of Elderly Woman...

*New York Attorney General Letitia James has announced the arrest and 23‑count indictment of Mark Salkey, 58, of Queens, for allegedly stealing the East Flatbush home and life savings of 92‑year‑old Althea Garrick, who suffers from advanced dementia. Salkey is charged with grand larceny, criminal possession of...
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2027 ATH Jeremiah Carr calls Syracuse a ‘special place’ after offer

The two-way 2027 athlete reacted to getting his first Division I offer from the Orange.
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See 70 of the latest Onondaga County home sales (June 14-20)

The Onondaga County Clerk’s office registered 70 home sales during the week of June 14 to 20. All sales listings are obtained from public records available at the Onondaga County Clerk’s office. You can search sales in Central New York through our online real estate database. Be advised...
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Chenango County attorney arrested after trying to flee the country

BALDWINSVILLE, N.Y. — After failing to comply with a court order that prohibited leaving the United States, a Baldwinsville man who is an attorney in Chenango County, has been arrested and charged. 41-year-old Donatello Lazarati was charged with bail jumping in the second degree, according to the New York State Police
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Another ICE threat visit: How did agents track down this critic on his vacation?

After two federal law enforcement agents tracked down a Syracuse woman last Tuesday to warn her about a social media post, they went to Rochester to find David Streever. A picture showed up on his phone from the door camera. Two people stood among the childrens’ toys on his porch. A woman, wearing an ordinary windbreak
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End of an Era: Hooters Shuts Down Every Remaining Restaurant in Multiple States as...

Colonie, New York — Hooters has officially disappeared from multiple states after closing its remaining restaurants in New York and Massachusetts, marking another chapter in the restaurant chain’s nationwide restructuring following its bankruptcy filing. The closures leave New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Minn
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Holes-in-one for Central New York golfers (as of June 26)

Here’s a list of holes-in-ones through June 26 and other accomplishments by Central New York golfers. John Sierotnik, June 26, on the 168-yard No. 8 hole at Tuscarora GC using an 8-iron. Witnessed by Chris Marshall and Otey Marshall. Jim Kolbe, June 26, on the 165-yard No. 7 hole...
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As it celebrates 225 years, a Central New York copper company reveres its roots...

ROME, N.Y. — As Americans anticipate our country’s 250th birthday, a Central New York copper company is celebrating its 225th. It’s a 25-year difference, but just as patriotic: it can trace its lineage back to one of the American Revolution’s most iconic figures. Rome is the home of Revere Copper Products – yes, as in
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Syracuse offers free roller skating to help community heal after tragic shooting

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — As the Syracuse Police Department continues to investigate a shooting that left a 16-year-old dead and a 13-year-old fighting for his life, city leaders are hoping to give the community a chance to begin healing. The tragedy unfolded on Wednesday inside a home on Lincoln Avenue. Syracuse Poli

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