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St. Joseph’s expands cancer care with new thoracic office

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — St. Joseph’s Health Hospital is expanding cancer care in Central New York. The hospital has opened a new Thoracic Office as part of its partnership with Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Care Network in Buffalo. The new thoracic surgery office at St. Joe’s is now giving local patients...
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Newsmakers: More on the Cato raid and one county wants a new chopper

New York Governor Kathy Hochul spoke out on the federal immigration raid at a Cato nutrition bar processing plant, while Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon laid out his 2026 budget, which includes funds for a new helicopter for the sheriff's office.
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National POW/MIA Recognition Day honored in Syracuse

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The third Friday of September marks National Prisoner of War and Missing in Action Recognition Day. In Syracuse, the Onondaga County War Memorial hosted a ceremony to honor the sacrifice of soldiers and reaffirm the commitment to continue searching for those still missing. William Galvin, Onondaga...
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Syracuse Home Fire: Elderly Resident Pulled to Safety by Firefighters

Firefighters Save Elderly Person During Syracuse House Fire I still remember scrolling through my phone that morning and seeing the […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.
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Update: Missing women last seen in Central New York found

Update 11 p.m.: Caitlyn M. Hand was found Friday night and is in good health, according to State Police. State Police originally asked for the public’s help in finding her Friday afternoon. Original story:. State Police are asking for the public’s help to find a missing Finger Lakes woman...
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‘Even a murderer would have more rights’

Local organizers call for action after a central New York raid detained 69 immigrants. Story by Jai’La Du Rousseau / Photos by Ella Chan. About 50 people gathered today to advocate for the workers detained earlier this month during an immigration enforcement raid at the Nutrition Bars Confectioners facility in Cato,...
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Syracuse school board should have conducted rigorous search for new leader (Your Letters)

I read with interest Marnie Eisenstadt’s article about the recent appointment of Pamela Odom as the next Syracuse City School District superintendent (“She graduated from Nottingham 3 decades ago. Now she’s about to run Syracuse’s schools,” Aug. 29, 2025). By all accounts, Odom has a tremendous resume and is a source...
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Teachers voice frustration after Syracuse City School District’s new payroll system glitches

The Syracuse City School District's new payroll software, Oracle Cloud, has caused some employees to experience missing checks, incorrect amounts, and unexpected deductions, resulting in financial struggles for teachers and staff.
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Syracuse man sentenced for drug and gun charges in Auburn

A Syracuse man will spend seven years in prison after pleading guilty to selling cocaine and illegally possessing a loaded gun in Auburn. Romello Gallman, 29, admitted to both crimes stemming from a January incident at a residence in the city. Prosecutors say he knowingly sold cocaine and was carrying a loaded...
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New south side mural aims to slow traffic and reconnect community

SYRACUSE, N.Y. – Community members and Syracuse city leaders came together to paint a new mural on the city’s south side. The new public art installation is bringing brilliant blues, eye-popping oranges and pleasant shades of pink to an otherwise dull, dark bridge on the corner of State and Taylor streets.

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