News Briefs

Prices have been on a steady climb despite plenty of homes on the market.

Earlier this year, 137 deer were culled from city neighborhoods.

An agreement between Clear Investment Group and Syracuse would allow the reopening of Skyline Apartments. Clear is required to renovate, upgrade and fix code violations to cancel city lawsuit.

Veterans, military, national guard members, and spouses can meet with employers who translate their experience into jobs. Job fair: Weds, Sept. 24 11:00am to 3:00pm at Syracuse University.

The cap keeping checks at $504 a week for years has lifted.

The plant has remained idle for nearly two weeks, unable to reopen as many remaining employees are fearful to return to work.

Low water flows on the Salmon River will delay fly fishing on the lower section of the river. Teh New York Département of Environmental Conservation will manage water to help spawning

The Clay Town Board plans a hearing for a zoning change regarding the Micron project October 6 at Clay Town Hall. Public comments sought on a zone change needed for construction to go forward.

Slain Syracuse police officer Michael Jensen will have a stretch of Route 46 in Rome named after him. Jensen was killed in a shootout in Salina, along with Sheriff's Lt. Michael Hoosock.

Drop offs require registration to receive a free gift card and a new digital thermometer.