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American Legion Posts in Syracuse and Onondaga County will host a Flag Day ceremony to respectfully retire worn U.S. flags, continuing a long-standing tradition.
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Cornell University researchers have created a machine learning model to better forecast the impact of wildfires on solar electricity generation, helping system operators match supply with demand.
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The state’s 2026 budget increases investments in parks, trails, and outdoor programs to support recreation, education, and economic growth.
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A new law is helping more New Yorkers reclaim forgotten money, as the state’s total hits a record high.
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Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh announced two public meetings next week to discuss Phase Three of the Onondaga Creekwalk Extension project, aiming to enhance the trail network in Southside and Valley neighborhoods.
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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand has raised concerns over the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' decision to terminate a program that provides opioid overdose medication and training for first responders.
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The American Heart Association and Crouse Health are distributing kits to new moms in Central New York to educate them about cardiovascular disease risks associated with childbirth.
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The Housing Rights Initiative said the complaints involved landlords and brokers who refused to rent to low-income families using Housing Choice Vouchers, also known as Section 8.
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Heavy rains have caused severe flooding in Central New York, leading to a state of emergency in the Village of Jordan and significant road closures in Cayuga County.
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Rule aimed at reducing contamination in chicken and turkey met pushback from producers
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A bipartisan bill in Congress could strengthen the future of Micron’s $100 billion semiconductor plant in Clay. The legislation would expand a key manufacturing tax credit to support long-term investment and job growth in the region.
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Skaneateles residents concerned about harmful algal blooms can take comfort in knowing SUNY ESF is expanding its research efforts, thanks to a $2 million donation from local philanthropists Sam and Carol Nappi.