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Monument to Civil War surgeon raises question why he was buried near Navarino
Jerry Orton, a member of Sons of Union Veterans and a Civil War reenactor visits the grave of Civil War surgeon Milton Fellows MD who died in 1863.
Central New Yorkers remember those who died defending our country
Runners took to the road Monday for the 21st Annual Veterans Memorial Day 5K contest up West Genesee Street in Camillus just before the parade began.
HSBC, First Niagara transition not as smooth as expected
It's been a banking mess for some Central New Yorkers this week, as HSBC Banks became a part of First Niagara.
Looking for a Memorial Day parade, ceremony? We've got the list for Central New York
A view down West Genesee Street in Camillus of the start of the Camillus Memorial Day parade May 30, 2011.
No one seriously injured in Howlett Hill Road crash
No one was seriously injured after a car with three teenagers inside went off the road in the Town of Onondaga.
Last call is today at HSBC branches; they'll be First Niagara branches Monday
It's closing day for more than 100 HSBC branches. Most will reopen Monday morning as branches of First Niagara Bank.
Message of mock crash at West Genesee High School: Don't drink and drive
Camillus police officers Mark Flint and Erik Sauer restrains West Genesee High School teacher Steve Ficarro who is pretending Friday to be a parent of a student who was involved in a DWI accident.
Mock DWI teaches West Genesee students about the dangers of drinking and driving
Read more: Local , News , Simulated Accident , West Genesee High School , Drunk Driving , Drinking while Driving , Mock Car Crash , Mock Dwi , Syracuse SYRACUSE -- Emergency crews rush to the scene of a two-car crash in Camillus.
Syracuse lands two more Cheeburger Cheeburger locations -- inside two taverns
Cheeburger Cheeburger mini locations are open and opening inside two taverns in the region: DJ's on the Boulevard in DeWitt and, soon, DJ's on the Hill , as in the SU Hill.
Your Stories: Fairmount road closure during lunch hour
Terry in Camillus is often in the area near Holy Family School in Fairmount and wonders why the adjacent stretch of Chapel Drive is shut down between noon and 1 p.m. Holy Family Principal Deacon Joe Celentano says the children play in the school parking lot, but the street is closed to provide the children with a safety buffer.
E-newsletter 5/9/12 news jumps and exclusives for Friends of Store Front in Syracuse and beyond
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Lineup set for Regional Artists Variety Stage at New York State Fair
The New York State Fair has long been known for showcasing the best in the state.
Diagnosed with a brain tumor five years ago, Marcellus mother still struggles to recover
Nicole Adams, of Marcellus, works with her speech pathologist, Donna Farchione, of Camillus, twice a week to regain her speech.
Skaneateles Police Chief Lloyd Perkins to retire by end of year
H. Lloyd Perkins III was a recent West Genesee High School graduate when he went into law enforcement.
Onondaga Community College students volunteer at non-profit farm
Onondaga Community College student Kristen Toms, 20, of Camillus, plants onions Saturday in a field at the Matthew 25 Farm.
Nicole Adams working with a speech pathologist
Nicole Adams, of Marcellus, works with her speech pathologist, Donna Farchione, of Camillus, twice a week to regain her speech.
Still some flu going around, but mostly doctors' offices are seeing people with allergies.
Opinion today: Onondaga Community College belongs to the taxpayers
Don Fittipaldi, of Camillus, writes about Onondaga Community College not releasing contracts to the public in the Readers' Page of today's Post-Standard. Here is his letter: I read with interest the Monday letter from Onondaga Community College President Debbie L. Sydow and Margaret ''Meg'' O'Connell, chair of the board of trustees.
Take Back drive brings in 145 pounds of prescriptions in Camillus
The event allowed residents a safe way to rid themselves of medications with no questions asked.