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The Fenner Wind Farm was groundbreaking when built in 2001, and has educated about renewable energy since. A new wind power and a solar project are not getting the same welcome from residents.
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A coalition of groups want councilors to adopt a resolution prohibiting contracts with companies that profit from federal immigration enforcement. -
Downtown Dining Week runs through March 14, with more than 50 participants offering special deals to introduce new customers. Meet 3 Syracuse locations that are participating for the first time. -
The buzz of small drones filled the SUNY Poly fieldhouse for a flying soccer competition. Organizers say the event helps teach technical and leadership skills. -
After five straight losses, 14th seed Syracuse men’s basketball braces for the first round of the ACC Tournament against 11th seed SMU.Josh Solomon previews the conference win and stay in matchup. -
A late goaltending call and another close finish doomed Syracuse men's basketball in a 71-69 overtime loss to Pittsburgh on senior night. Sydney Chan recaps the regular-season finale.
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In its fourth game of a six game road trip, No. 10 Syracuse men's lacrosse traveled to face one of the blue-bloods of college lacrosse: No.11 Johns Hopkins. Caitlin McDonough recaps the Orange’s fourth ranked win of the season.
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While commuters race through New York's Moynihan Station, dancers rehearse all down the corridor before they film their performances for social media.
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