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Fire Station 12 closed more than 30 years ago opened this week and is already serving its community
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The free tuition program called SUNY Reconnect covers tuition for certain adult and returning students for 19 high-demand programs for those without a degree ages 25 - 55.
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Onondaga County is facing another court order and fines tied to a raw sewage leak in Solvay, marking the second such settlement in seven months.
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A $5 million state grant will help Onondaga County create a food processing facility at the CNY Regional Market, allowing small farms to prepare and store local produce for school lunches.
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New York health officials warn that federal funding cuts could undermine the state’s tobacco quitline, which has helped millions quit smoking over the past 25 years.
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Listen to our exclusive interview with Jazz Fest founder and executive producer Frank Malfitano.
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Environmental and labor advocates are asking for more time to review Micron’s massive environmental report, approved just one day earlier by the Onondaga County Industrial Development Agency.
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Roughly 3.5 million New Yorkers couldn’t vote in this week’s primary election because they aren’t registered with a political party. Advocacy groups say that needs to change.
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Residents who survived the 105 mile per hour tornado the Hamlet of Clark Mills came together in record heat to clear debris and felled trees.
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Owens served as Deputy Mayor under Walsh for his entire tenure.
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OCIDA approves the report, public comment period begins and public hearing sessions to be held at Liverpool High School.
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The first evening is a club crawl throughout the city with 12 stops for live music.