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House of the Week: Couple found their very own ‘private green oasis’ in Clay
CLAY, N.Y. – The realization that they had found their family’s next home came to Dan and Tammy Capone at the exact same moment. It was 2008 and the couple was looking for a bigger place to raise their three daughters. “We wanted a bigger yard,” Tammy said...
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ACC Silently Mails Syracuse HC Fran Brown About Officiating Blunder That Cost Them Against Clemson
Syracuse lost a football game on November 7, and this week, the ACC told Fran Brown that the officials got the play wrong. Brown said the league sent him an email admitting Clemson’s only touchdowns in the 18-13 win should not have counted. The call stood after a review; it put Clemson up 18-6 in the third quarter, and Syracuse finished five points short. The Orange (4-5, 2-5 ACC) came into the JMA Wireless Dome off two straight ACC wins, including the upset of No. 19 SMU, with a bowl berth still in reach. Tim Leonard reported on X that Brown said on his live radio show on TK99 and the Cuse ap...
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Syracuse Sandwiches: A breaded pork tenderloin gets an unexpected Southern twist
(We all have our go-to order. This series is about shaking that up. Each week, I spotlight one sandwich at a Central New York restaurant worth trying and explain why it ended up on my plate. Got a suggestion? Text me at 315-382-1984. Don’t be surprised if I ask you to join me.)
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Colgate Community Weighs Micron’s Promise Against “Forever Chemical” Risk
Central New York residents may soon learn whether “forever chemicals” will end up in their wastewater, air and waterways as Micron Technology, the world’s fourth-largest semiconductor manufacturer, builds a 7.2-million-square-foot chip-making complex in the town of Clay, New York. The project broke ground in Jan. 2026, marking the largest private development in New York state history and Micron’s largest expansion in the U.S.