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DeWitt store offers cheaper options for back-to-school clothes

The start of school is right around the corner. And it's not just kids who are stressed about going back -- with inflation on the rise, looking for a cheap spot to get quality clothes can be tough. Once Upon a Child, located in DeWitt, is a store that resells gently used children's clothing for a fraction of the price
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Body found in water-cooling tower at Lotte Biologics in DeWitt

DeWitt, N.Y. — The body of an unidentified man was found in a water-cooling tower at Lotte Biologics in DeWitt on Thursday. Police were called around 12:37 p.m. to the facility at 6000 Thompson Road after receiving a report that a body had been found in the tower, according to DeWitt Police Deputy Chief Andrew Fusco.
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Large gravel spill on I-690 damages and causes flats on 4 cars

DeWitt, N.Y. — A load of gravel dumped on Interstate 690 East in DeWitt Tuesday damaged four cars, police said. The gravel chipped the front bumpers of four vehicles and caused flat tires on two of those vehicles, said Lt. Jerry Pace of the DeWitt Police Department. Three of...
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Four-vehicle crash on Green Lakes Road in Manlius

MANLIUS, NY — Four vehicles were involved in a collision on Green Lakes Road near Kinderhook Road on Thursday afternoon. The Town of Manlius Police Department was dispatched to the scene at 12:14 p.m. Police said Floyd Smith, 79, of Canastota, was driving a red Ford F-150 eastbound on...
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Man arrested on child exploitation charge in Fulton

FULTON, NY — New York State Police arrested a 20-year-old man on Aug. 11, 2026, and charged him with Disseminating Indecent Material to a Minor in the First Degree. Bryan M. Wood, of Phoenix, was taken into custody by the State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation at SP Fulton.
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Teen lands prehistoric fish in Baldwinsville: ‘My reel was on fire!’

Aiden Georgianna, 15, an avid angler from Fulton, was fishing for carp recently near Paper Mill Island in Baldwinsville when he hooked a fish straight from the prehistoric era. For bait, Aiden was using a carp favorite: corn kernels pinched on a circle hook tied to 50-pound braid. A three-ounce...
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Syracuse police watchdog to resume investigations after four-month pause

Syracuse, N.Y. - The Syracuse Citizen Review Board announced Wednesday it will continue its investigations into allegations of police misconduct after a nearly four-month-long pause. CRB Chairman Don Johnson made the announcement during the board’s special meeting Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. in the city’s Common Council Cha
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These 3 New York Apple Orchards Need Your Vote to Be Named the Best...

USA Today has named three New York apple orchards among its Top 20 Best Apple Orchards in the U.S., and one Hudson Valley favorite is currently sitting in the top 5.
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Micron trucks, dust, blasting: A few Clay neighbors bear the brunt of construction

Clay, N.Y. – Every 30 seconds or so, all day long, a huge construction truck rumbles past the line of homes on Caughdenoy Road in Clay. Water trucks roll up and down the road continuously, keeping down dust but creating lakes of mud in driveways. During a 20-minute stretch...
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Trader Joe’s Expands Again Across New York State

Trader Joe's continues its rapid expansion across New York State, including the Hudson Valley.

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