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Rise N Shine Diner to open second location at former Outback Steakhouse
CLAY, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — From bloomin’ onion to brunch, another wildly popular diner has announced its expansion into Clay. Rise N Shine, located in Westcott, plans to open a second location at the former Outback Steakhouse on Route 31. The diner’s owner, Danielle Mercuri, said this will be their largest location yet, as the new […]
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WPBS to Screen Documentary Honoring Fort Drum’s “Polar Bears” of the 10th Mountain Division
WATERTOWN, NY (October 26, 2026) – WPBS invites the community to attend two special screenings of For Country: First In, Last Out, a new one-hour documentary, presented by WPBS, highlighting the experiences of the “Polar Bears” of the 4-31 Regiment of the 10th Mountain Division, based at Fort Drum.
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REPORT: Virus sample detected after multiple deer found dead between Lowville and Carthage is not transmissible to humans
JEFFERSON & LEWIS COUNTIES- Authorities are speaking out after nearly a dozen deer were found dead along the Black River earlier this month between Lowville and Carthage, NY. WWNY-TV reported Wednesday afternoon that the New York State DEC collected a sample that tested positive for the bluetongue virus, which is reportedly spread through tiny midges that bite deer.
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Diner known for over-the-top meals expanding into former Outback Steakhouse in Clay
Clay, N.Y. — Rise N Shine, the Syracuse diner known for Instagram-ready breakfasts, elaborate milkshakes and a menu that turns brunch into a spectacle, is expanding into Clay. The restaurant will take over the former Outback Steakhouse at 3946 State Route 31. At approximately 6,500 square feet, it will...
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Virus kills 10 deer along Black River
CARTHAGE, New York (WWNY) - Ten deer were found dead along the Black River between Carthage and Lowville earlier this month after contracting a virus. The state Department of Environmental Conservation said one sample tested positive for bluetongue virus. The virus is spread through infected biting midges, tiny insects that...
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Haunted CNY: CMC Haunted House in Cicero
CICERO, N.Y. — CNYCentral's special series "Haunted CNY" continues with a look at CMC Haunted House in Cicero. CMC Dance Studio runs the haunted house, which is now in its 24th year. What really makes this haunted house unique is that it is run by volunteers from the CMC...
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The Ingersolls Bring Free Music Mondays Concert to Rome Oct. 26
ROME, N.Y. — Husband-and-wife acoustic duo The Ingersolls will perform a free concert at 12:30 p.m. Monday, October 26, 2026, at Mohawk Valley Community College’s Rome campus, according to an announcement from the Mohawk Valley Institute for Learning in Retirement. The performance is part of MVILR’s Music Mondays...
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Second Chance Diner to open second location in Clay
CLAY, N.Y. — Second Chance Diner is expanding into Clay, with plans to open a second location at the former Smokey Bones restaurant location on Route 31. The Camillus-area diner announced the expansion Monday, saying construction on the new building has been underway for about a month and a half. The restaurant said it hopes to open the new location in February.
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One Tiny New York Town Has Its Own Bologna, And The Same Meat Market Has Made It For Generations
A Swiss immigrant carried a bologna recipe across an ocean, and lumberjacks ended up naming it after their town. Yes, lumberjacks. Somehow that makes a ring of sausage sound tougher than any deli meat has a right to. The recipe came from Switzerland in 1871. It still gets made in...