Monday Sep 29 | Post-Standard
New state unit to review New York pensions
State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli is creating a new agency to review and enforce eligibility requirements for New York's retirement system.
War Rages on in Beast and Oh What War
In mid-September, President Bush announced that he would remove as many as 8,000 troops from Iraq.
Karen Kline, left, mother of organ donor Kelly Kline, speaks to some friends while staffing a table for the Cato-Meridian Recreation Center during Saturday's Heart Expo at Auburn Memorial Hospital.
Ken Zabriskie, Aurora's three-term deputy mayor and village trustee, abruptly resigned Wednesday night in a flap over the opening of a Cayuga County Sheriff's Office substation in the village.
Theater Review | 'Beast': Creature of Iraq War, Seeking Revenge on His Maker
Michael Weller approaches a painful subject from an unusual perspective in his new play, "Beast," a macabre drama about a badly maimed Iraq war veteran who embarks on a mysterious odyssey in search of ...
Children's librarian Kitrina Barnes reads from the book "The Hat" to a group of pre-kindergarten children at Lang Memorial Library in Cato Tuesday morning.
Bubble Breakdown: Regan Smith Builds Cushion With 14th Place Run [1]
Once again, the half-mile bullring that is Bristol Motor Speedway proved to be too much for the teams sitting around the bubble.
Centro employee Dawn French takes tickets from fairgoers as they board the bus to the State Fair at the Fingerlakes Mall in Aurelius Thursday morning.
Georgine M. 'Jean' Davis , 87, of Vermilion, died Wednesday, August 13, 2008 at her home after a three year illness.
Smith looks forward to getting back in DEI's No. 01 Chevrolet in Michigan
New York native Regan Smith would have loved to have raced in front of his home state fans this weekend, but Dale Earnhardt Inc.
Now that county lawmakers have endorsed the concept of a "first-stop" economic development agency, county legislature Chairman Roger Mills asks members of a local civic group and a local foundation to join ...
Hailstorms damage New York onions, other crops
A second round of summer hailstorms in New York state has caused more damage to the Empire State's summer and fall crops.
- Significant' Damage Caused To Route 81 Overpass
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B'ville man charged in Town of Cato incident
A Baldwinsville man has been arrested on several charges stemming from an incident involving a neighbor dispute at his Cayuga County seasonal home.
HIT: To a gathering in Auburn this week for people dedicated to helping others overcome disabilities.
Parts of Cato, Meridian still without electricity
Charles Davenport and Nicholas Holland, with Woods Landscaping, today cut up a tree that fell on Wayne Woods' home just outside Cato on Route 370 after an overnight storm.
Storms blow through CNY before sunrise
Before sunrise, thunderstorms swept through parts of our area causing trees and wires to tumble.
Cayuga sheriff's deputies arrest Baldwinsville man after 15-hour standoff
A Baldwinsville man was arrested Saturday by Cayuga County sheriff's deputies following a standoff at his seasonal home in Cato.
Baldwinsville Man Arrested After Dispute with Neighbor
Robert Putzer is facing a number of charges including criminal mischief, trespassing and resisting arrest.