Scott Willis
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New York’s utility regulators fine National Grid 3.7 million dollars for not meeting customer performance goals.
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The Onondaga County Sheriff’s Office has arrested and fired one of its own deputies on felony forgery charges.
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Fans planning to attend this year’s Shakespeare in the Park production of Othello will need to adjust their plans.
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New York’s U.S. senators are fighting back against an executive order they say could harm the state’s only national forest.
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Central New Yorkers could see their monthly health insurance premiums surge by 43% if the Republican reconciliation bill currently being debated in Congress passes.
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A decades-old fire code limits hold-open clips at fuel pumps, but a state senator wants to change that.
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Moody’s gave Syracuse an A-1 rating and stable outlook, backing Mayor Walsh’s financial stewardship amid council criticism.
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Nearly 250 Syracuse high schoolers are joining P-TECH, a program that lets them earn a diploma, college degree, and job skills at the same time.
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Hunger among children in Central New York is on the rise.
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About 220 workers at TCGplayer in downtown Syracuse are losing their jobs as eBay plans to move operations to Kentucky. The union that helped organize the workforce says the closure is a blow to labor rights.