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New York Public News Network reporters Jimmy Vielkind and Samuel King talk about the latest developments at the State Capitol in Albany.
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Organizations are highlighting areas in healthcare that can go underserved, including Black maternal health.
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Hope, Healing and Solidarity is designed to bring people together who were affected by clergy abuse in the Syracuse area. Meetings include survivors of abuse, clergy, and lay people to help healing.
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World Quantum Day is celebrated on April 14.
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The monument at the James Pass Arboretum represents the ultimate sacrifice of SPD Officer Michael Jensen and Onondaga County Sheriff Lt. Michael Hoosock.
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Kent Syverud, 69, announced he was diagnosed with a form of brain cancer. He stepped down from the head of SU immediately, and will no longer take over as President of University of Michigan.
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The family is asking for help in bringing over the three oldest sons from Malaysia, connection to community resources, and a memorial to their devoted father and husband.
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The portrait was painted by renowned artist Michael Shane Neal and will hang in the law school library reading room.
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The Public Law Utility Project will share information about programs to lower bills and save money through energy efficiency. State Senator Chris Ryan helped schedule sessions in Syracuse & Fulton.
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Local experts warn that tick season has already started, and CNY's harsh winter did little to eradicate the pests.
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Parts of Van Buren and Almond Streets are closing so crews can begin construction on a roundabout, which is expected to take about six months.
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Two other residents were injured while trying to stop her from harming others.