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Bin fire scorches outside wall of Gridley Building in downtown Syracuse
Investigators are seeking to learn how a bin that appeared to contain clothing caught fire this morning outside the historic Gridley Building in downtown Syracuse.
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E-newsletter 5/16/12 news jumps and exclusives for Friends of Store Front in Syracuse and beyond
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Cuomo in Syracuse on Wednesday to explain his proposal to improve...
Gov. Andrew Cuomo will be in Syracuse Wednesday to promote his plan to create a new agency to address abuses among people with special needs in state care.
Syracuse agency approves tax exemptions for financial services company moving to Franklin Square
This former sheet metal factory at the northwest corner of Solar and West Division streets in Syracuse will be the new home of Bankers Healthcare Group.
Saranac celebrates American Craft Beer Week in Syracuse area
Utica's F.X. Matt Brewing Co., maker of Saranac, is marking American Craft Beer Week this week with two "tap takeovers" at local bars.
Syracuse residents arrested on drug charges in Oswego
Nathaniel R. Cosby, 37, of 128 N. Geddes St., and Shinyrra K. Legrand-Thomas, 19, of 254 W. Calthrop St., were arrested in the upper apartment of 89 E. Cayuga St.
Deputies: Syracuse farmer's market vendor tries to sell handgun, ...
Ronald Cottrell, 32, of 219 W. Ellis St., East Syracuse, was also charged in connection with a string of storage facility break-ins throughout Onondaga County, deputies said.
Wreath laying in Syracuse's Forman Park remembers police officers who died in line of service
Some of the Syracuse area's top police officials remembered local officers who died in the line of duty during a National Law Enforcement Day ceremony today in the city's Forman Park on East Genesee Street.
Syracuse woman sentenced for fatal DWI crash
A Syracuse woman was sentenced today to the maximum penalty of 2 1/3 to seven years in state prison for causing the death of a pedestrian in a DWI crash in March.
Syracuse's Ale 'n' Angus 'Power Play Burger' named best hamburger in New York state
Ale 'n' Angus Pub, located at 238 Harrison St., Syracuse, is home to the New York Beef Council's 2012 Best NY Burger winner, the Power Play Burger.
Central New York voters head to the polls to approve or reject budgets for next school year
Katie Feulner, with her daughters, Elizabeth and Madeline, signs in to vote at Fayetteville Elementary School Tuesday.
Scattered showers, thunderstorms take aim at Syracuse area
Scattered showers, perhaps accompanied by thunder, are on tap for the Syracuse area today, the National Weather Service says.
Members of the Syracuse General Hospital Nursing School class of 1952 remain close over the decades.
Members of the Syracuse General Hospital Nursing School class of 1952 are, sitting left to right Phyllis Irwin, Shirley North, Marion Diehl, Lucille Ripley.
Arise, Oswego church volunteers to raise money to build ramps for the disabled
James Karasek, manager of independent living services at Arise of Oswego County, said a bunch of volunteers from Arise and the First United Methodist Church in Oswego came together about five years ago to build ramps for people in Oswego County.
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Calif. governor: Tax hikes needed for $16B budget gap
Monroe County Court Judge Frank Geraci Jr. is being nominated to serve as a federal district judge for a Rochester-based court in the Western District of New York.
Five suspects arrested in violent weekend home invasion, robbery
Police have charged five men in connection with a violent armed robbery/home invasion at 143 West Matson Avenue in Syracuse on Sunday.
Five men charged in home invasion that lead to standoff with Syracuse Police
Chris Shepherd produces the 5:00 p.m. news on NBC3 and the 10:00 p.m. news on CW6.
Mobile foreclosure center stops in Syracuse
A mobile command center for the Department of Financial Services stopped by Clinton Square on Monday to meet with homeowners in the process of foreclosure and to help those at risk.
NY man caught via Facebook gets 20 yrs for attack
A registered sex offender has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for beating a 12-year-old New York boy with a pool cue - a crime that was solved when the boy identified the man via Facebook photos.
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Laurie Fine To Make Announcement, Syracuse Fans Nervously Look Around At One Another
If there's one thing I've learned covering this whole sordid Bernie Fine affair, it's that just when you think it's all over, someone comes along to smack you across the face for even thinking that.