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Governor Kathy Hochul announced that domestic violence programs across New York will receive free naloxone emergency kits to address the strong correlation between domestic violence and substance abuse.
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Syracuse University’s plans to build a massive new dormitory directly across from the historic rose garden is getting blowback.
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Discover the rich culture and cuisine at this weekend's Syracuse Ukrainian Festival.
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Find out if your home has lead water lines: OCWA's door tagging campaign underway.
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Hancock Airport TSA agents discover the third loaded handgun this year in carry-on baggage.
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Connect with Central New York employers from home! Attend the Central NY and Mohawk Valley Regional Virtual Career Fair virtually today and tomorrow, July 22nd and 23rd.
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New York State has awarded the next contract for the I-81 project, focusing on the beginnings of the community grid on Syracuse’s east side, including a new interchange at I-690 westbound at Crouse Avenue and improvements to University Hill connections.
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State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli's new audit highlights inadequate planning, monitoring, and assessment by state agencies in meeting New York's clean energy goals. He urges stronger actions and more accurate reporting to achieve 70% renewable electricity by 2030 and net-zero emissions by 2040.
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The county has received permission from the state to allow partially treated sewage to flow into Bear Trap Creek, Ley Creek, and the southern portion of Onondaga Lake until repairs are complete.
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WAER Syracuse Public Media phone app is having technical difficulties and is currently down, but we hope to get it back working soon.