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Syracuse Already Suggested For 30-Point Transfer From Gerry McNamara’s Siena
The Syracuse Orange are just getting their men’s college basketball season rolling. They’ve got wins over New Haven and Central Connecticut State, but this week will bring real tests with Indiana and St. John’s. The opening of the season has brought with it a different energy already...
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Syracuse Fire Department names first Black female Captain
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Tamica Barnett has become the first Black female promoted to the rank of Captain in the Syracuse Fire Department. She was previously the city's first Black female fire lieutenant, promoted in 2021. Barnett joined the department in 2011. For Barnett, who also serves as the President...
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Time is running out: Romagnoli’s Christmas Tree Farm needs Trees for Troops donations by Saturday
CANASTOTA, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Romagnoli’s Christmas Tree Farm is racing against the clock to bring a little holiday spirit to military families who are stationed far from home this holiday season. For the 19th year, the family-owned tree farm is taking part in Trees for Troops, a nationwide initiative and now an annual tradition for […]
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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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Tyler Betsey Left Syracuse for BYU, and Cougars Already Benefit
The Syracuse Orange never figured out how to use Tyler Betsey last season, and while that’s far from the only reason that Adrian Autry isn’t the SU head coach anymore, it didn’t help. BYU had the recipe all along — they just needed Betsey to transfer from...
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Attorney General clears SPD of in-custody death nearly three-and-a-half years later
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Nearly three-and-half years after the in-custody death of Alex Rivera, the New York State Attorney General's office has announced no criminal charges will be filed. The AG's office says it determined "a prosecutor would not be able to prove beyond a reasonable doubt at trial that the involved officers caused Mr. Rivera’s death, and therefore criminal charges would not be pursued in this matter."