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Which food services passed or failed health inspection March 31 – April 6?
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — The Onondaga County Health Department released its inspection reports for restaurants checked from March 31 through April 6. Xiong China Garden Chinese Restaurant – 8075 Oswego Road, Liverpool. One food service received an unsatisfactory inspection:. Hotel Concord Syracuse – 6605 Old Collamer Road, East...
DeWitt’s police chief suspended at special town board meeting
DeWitt, NY - Chase Bilodeau, chief of the DeWitt Police Department, has been suspended from his job. Bilodeau was placed on administrative leave with pay after an two-hour executive session at a special town board meeting April 8, according to town officials. The suspension was effective immediately. If you purchase...
Video graphic: A step-by-step breakdown of Salina ambush that left 2 officers and gunman dead
Onondaga County Sheriff Toby Shelley shared the most detailed breakdown of Sunday’s fatal shootout in a recent interview with syracuse.com | The Post-Standard. Inside a conference room at sheriff’s office headquarters this week, Shelley’s team described in painstaking detail -- using satellite imagery and props -- how deputies believe the events unfolded at 4945 Darien Drive.
Remembering Detective James Harvey, Syracuse’s first police officer slain while on duty
The tragic killing of two local police officers, Lt. Michael Hoosock and Officer Michael Jensen, in a quiet neighborhood in Salina in the late evening of April 14 landed Syracuse in the national headlines for yet another senseless act of violence. The murder of these officers in the line of...
A Salina mom sold cocaine from her porch, trusting some to leave cash before taking the drugs
Syracuse, N.Y. — A 55-year-old Salina woman pleaded guilty Tuesday to selling cocaine out of her Salina home along with her son, who already admitted to the sales in federal court about a year ago. Sara Gonzalski, 55, admitted on Tuesday to helping arrange the cocaine sales from August...
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