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Food and Fun as Fulton Sunrise Rotary Presents "Bullets and BBQ"
Fulton Sunrise Rotary Club promises a night of good food and big laughs as it presents "Bullets and BBQ," an interactive comedy murder mystery. The dinner and show take place at 6:00 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14 at Holy Trinity Church, 309 Buffalo St., Fulton. Tickets are $40 and can be obtained from any club member or by calling Doug Stevens at 315-529-9273. Members of the club will play the parts of the characters in the mystery, including, from left, Dennis Merlino, Dave Bullard, Donna Kestner, Mary Farfaglia, Lynn Coulon and Beth Thompson.
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1862: Silas C. Doolittle to Coleman W. Doolittle
Silas C. Doolittle was born on August 14, 1843, in Butler, New York, to Loren Doolittle (1790-1860) and Phebe Worth (1805-1872). His father was a lawyer who owned $550 of personal property in 1860. Doolittle grew up and attended school in Wolcott, New York, and by 1860, he was working as a farmer.
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These 7 New York Diners Still Dish Out A Hearty Breakfast For Under $10
Breakfast prices keep creeping up, but a handful of New York diners never got the memo. From Syracuse to Troy, some counters still serve eggs, home fries, toast, and coffee for less than a ten-dollar bill. This list covers seven of them, spread across Upstate cities like Rochester, Utica, Binghamton,...
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Possible measles exposures in Newark and Lyons
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Wayne County residents are being advised of possible measles exposures, mainly in Newark and Lyons. According to Wayne County Public Health, the infected individual went to five locations in both towns between October 31 and November 3. Below are the locations and times: The virus remains alive in the air and […]
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Common Council urges Gov. Kathy Hochul for lead prevention funding
Have you had an experience with Syracuse University’s Title IX office? Share your story with The Daily Orange’s anonymous tip line. Syracuse Common Council unanimously passed a resolution urging the New York state government for greater financial support in replacing lead service lines at its regular Monday meeting.