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More than three dozen SUNY ESF students completed their certification as wildland firefighters. They rotated through five stations in full firefighting gear to demonstrate their proficiency with wildfire fighting operations, including engines, pumps, tools, and shelters.
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Over 130 colleges and universities throughout New York State are waiving their application fees for NYS College Application Month.
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The SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF) has launched its first comprehensive Sustainability Action Plan (SAP), designed to embed sustainability into all aspects of campus life, from academics and research to operations and community engagement.
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WellNow Urgent Care and Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield are working to end a months-long dispute.
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More than 26,700 mail-in ballot requests have been received in Onondaga County, with 6,800 already returned.
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Lane closures on I-81 southbound and northbound in Syracuse have begun, causing traffic delays during bridge work and inspections.
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The federal CHIPS and Science Act is driving growth across Central New York as Marcy-based Wolfspeed becomes the latest company to benefit from the legislation. The chip manufacturer has secured a preliminary agreement for $750 million in federal funding, unlocking an additional $750 million in private investment.
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As federal student loan payments restart, New York officials are warning borrowers to watch for scammers offering fake loan forgiveness deals.
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The Syracuse City School District is receiving $100,000 from the state to hire a Farm to School coordinator, promoting local food in school menus and benefiting both student health and local farmers.
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Upstate University Hospital is tracking its IV solution usage and exploring alternatives after hurricane damage disrupted supply chains, while federal officials work to airlift fluids from overseas manufacturers.