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• $1 million lottery winner may be revealed Tuesday
• Westhill rides hot bats to B-1 baseball title
• Host of NPR's "Talk of the Nation" to discuss local and national politics in Syracuse Thursday
• Girl, 6, is youngest ever to earn a spot in the National Spelling Bee
• Syracuse University students' video game draws crowd at conference, attracts new investors
• New York minimum wage advocates to renew their push for an increase this week
• 2012 Issue of The Salamander Available
• Academic Complex on Card Access for Memorial Day Weekend
• ProLiteracy moves into new digs on Syracuse's Near West Side
• Radioactive bluefin tuna crossed the Pacific to United States
• Today's obituaries: Pete Bovenzi, Central New York actor and writer
• State police investigate Clay home invasion
• Funeral arrangements set for trooper killed in crash
• Three charged in connection with underage drinking checks
• Utica man charged with armed robbery, assault and DWI in Warners
• Smart Spending: Putting extreme couponing to test
• Central New Yorkers remember those who died defending our country
• Rain holds off for the 66th annual Camillus Memorial Day Parade
• Storms rolling across Syracuse and sections of Central New York
• World stocks inch higher on hopes that Greek voters will keep the euro
• Korean War vets to be honored during B’ville’s Memorial Day Parade
• CNY Winds will perform Tuesday evening at Paper Mill Island
• Three people shot overnight in Syracuse
• Baldwinsville's post office may get named after CNY Marine Kyle Schneider, who was killed in Afghanistan
• Crowds gather for Golden Gate Bridge celebration
• President Obama to honor fallen troops on Memorial Day
• Memorial Day cheer
• NYFVI-Funded Groups Help Young Farmers, Herd Managers
• Thousands watch as 10,000 retired flags burn in watchfire at state fairgrounds
• Oneida County deputies identify pedestrian hit by car
• Here's what's open, what's closed on Memorial Day
• Valley Plaza grocery store project expected to move forward in June
• Solvay softball eliminates Marcellus in Class B quarterfinal
• Trooper Amanda Anna's life revolved around law enforcement, basketball and her son
• C-NS, Liverpool softball return to Class AA semis
• F-M boys stopped again by Liverpool in Class A semis
• CBA softball advances to Class B semis
• Winning $1 million lottery ticket sold at Syracuse grocery store
• Volunteers patrol Manlius Swan Pond to protect swans, eggs
• Happy anniversary to a couple in love, "medicated and happy"
• Onondaga County Memorial Day ceremony honors those who served, sacrificed and 'passed on a bit of themselves'
• NY comptroller Thomas DiNapoli uses pension fund's influence to push for rights of transgender workers
• Breakfast in the Classroom teaches parents to pay attention
• Marty’s Barn Cellar plans ‘Hot Diggity’ celebration
• Miami police officer fatally shoots naked man who was eating victim's face
• Syracuse's Tully Street fire ruled arson
• Fourteen people, including four children, left homeless after Richmond Ave. fire in Syracuse
• Oneida County sheriff's need help identifying man critically injured after being hit by car in Verona
• Today's obituaries: Col. Sarah Elizabeth Beard, Air Force nurse
• What's going on: Syria denies responsibility for mass killings
• Senator asks airlines to drop extra fee to allow parents to sit next to young children
• Firefighters race to two house fires in Syracuse
• West Genny turns back B'ville in lacrosse semifinal
• Boys lacrosse Warriors stop F-M, return to Class A final
• Westhill edges VVS, reaches B-1 baseball final
• Red Rams rip Spartans in lacrosse semifinal
• F-M, J-D, Grimes reach sectional baseball finals
• Baseball Lakers topple top seed Clinton
• Bees smother Liverpool in AA baseball semifinal
• Woman hurt when run over by tractor at Clay farm
• Central New York teen loses nearly 200 pounds after gastric sleeve bariatric surgery
• New York state trooper from Liverpool dies after Hastings crash
• Big comeback sends Caz lacrosse to Class C final
• Tonight's Tony Trischka concert at Westcott Community Center is postponed
• Pan African community group in Syracuse celebrates Liberation Day
• DeWitt police looking for bank robber
• Bomb squad called to Mattydale church; suspect in custody
• Bomb scare in Mattydale was just a jogger's backpack with clothes
• Astronauts enter 'Dragon,' world's first private supply ship (video)
• 7 toss-up states likely hold key to 2012 presidential election
• Biden gives commencement address to West Point cadets
• Bank robbery reported in DeWitt
• Erie Canalway Photo Contest accepting entries
• CBA, ESM tennis players advance to state tournament
• Tompkins County battles invisible menace in Cayuga Inlet
• Liverpool girls beat B’ville, reach Class A final
• C-NS boys lax falls in overtime to B’ville
• Syracuse police: Three wounded in Friday night shooting
• Today's obituaries: Joseph Dreher, longtime General Electric employees, ham radio enthusiast
• Presidential election 2010: A state-by-state look at the race so far
• Homes built with love and plenty of 'girl power'
• New York state trooper dies of injuries after Hastings crash
• The meaning of Memorial Day: A veteran's perspective (video)
• CBA wins B-2 boys track championship
• Brent, Garrett Boleslav heading for state tourney
• Wilcox, Sayko win sectional tennis qualifier
• Skaneateles boys track nearly grabs B-1 title
• Solvay wins Class B-1 track championship
• Volney company pleads guilty to violating Clean Water Act with salt runoff
• Historic bell, which rang over Southern Cayuga school founded by abolitionist Emily Howland, moved to new site
• Chris Ulanowski: A public man's private turmoil that ended in tragedy
• SpaceX makes history when its Dragon supply capsule docks with space station
• Twin sisters give birth on the same day at Upstate University Hospital at Community General
• New York's craft brewers say loss of tax exemption could cause beer prices to rise
• United Nations agency finds higher than expected uranium enrichment levels at Iranian site
• Crowds expected for camping, swimming at Central New York state parks this Memorial Day weekend
• Spain's Bankia asks governent for $24 billion bailout
• Stocks fall on Wall Street as Spanish bank teeters
• What's going on: More travelers to hit the road this Memorial Day
• Minivan crashes into vacant Syracuse house
• Onondaga, Oswego counties teams place second, third at state Envirothon
• First Niagara: HSBC acquisition had some bumps, but things are smoothing out
• Gas prices still falling as Memorial Day weekend looms
• Remarks by SUNY Oswego's commencement speaker available here
• Laid off Oswego County workers may be eligible for federal aid
• New York State Police solve five-year-old Mattydale burglary
• TRW and union resume talks in two weeks
• Remembering Chris Ulanowski: Tributes from colleagues to the former WRVO news director
• CBA girls lax returns to Class C finals
• Softball Rams, Spartans head to Class A semis
• ESM, J-D girls lax beaten in Class B playoffs
• Scouts plant lasting gifts at Canton Woods
• Boys lax Bees need OT to get past C-NS
• The price is right, we just need the attitude
• Baseball Bees stomp past Syracuse West, 21-0
• B’ville teacher receives $500 Barnes and Noble Gift Card
• Elbridge Town Board holds two public hearings; resolutions passed
• Syracuse man faces felony DWI in Oswego County, seen driving without tires
• Syracuse University alumnus Ted Koppel is WAER Hall of Fame's first inductee
• Girls lacrosse Bees fall to Liverpool in Class A semis
• Softball Bees stunned by late Oswego rally
• Beyond floral prints: Dresses in North Dakota exhibit are alive
• Opinion today: Syracuse's drivers could use a refresher course on the rules of the road
• Cortland deputies looking for hot tub thief
• Family Fest welcomes Elvis
• LETTERS: Thank you Timber Tree Service
• Skaneateles girls lax returns to Class C final
• Skaneateles girls track finishes second at B-1 meet
• Lakers’ boys lax season ended by Homer
• Former stock clerk arrested for 1979 murder of Etan Patz
• Softball Lakers ousted by Holland Patent
• Today's obituaries: Timothy A. Leogue, 22, died after a lifelong illness of Morquio Syndrome
• For Memorial Day weekend: Sun, clouds, storms, hail, winds, heat
• Westhill, Ludden advance in baseball playoffs
• Marcellus rips CBA in Class C lax playoffs
• Authorities say Owasco fire where woman was found unconscious is suspicious
• What's going on: Typical CEO salary up 6 percent to $9.6 million last year
• Ludden's Kibling throws no-hitter in playoff opener
• Company news: Evelyn LiVoti joins Operation Oswego County
• Photos of the Day: Oneida Students to Sing National Anthem at Orioles Game
• Mission accomplished along History Trail
• J-E girls track snares titles at B-2 meet
• Woman dies at Upstate after crash with parolee fleeing police in Schuyler
• Caz track girls ‘three-peat’ Section III title
• WG girls lacrosse rolls into Class A final
• Caz baseball zooms past Ilion in B-1 opening round
• Caz boys lax handles Westhill in playoff opener
• "Take me home, Dad": When a young man fell, his community of friends opened their arms
• Holy Cross Academy students to sing National Anthem tonight at Camden Yards
• Syracuse police identify pedestrian hit by car
• Unconscious woman found at Owasco house fire
• North Syracuse police chief resigns
• Second Syracuse woman in two-car crash identified
• Solar-powered boat arrives in Baldwinsville
• Seneca Nation wants to take over New York road project
• Astrologers gaze into the future at gathering in New Orleans
• Judge awards $16 million to prisoner over state's faulty medical treatment
• Do you recognize this man? Volunteer youth coach, firefighter accused of luring young boys
• Looking for a Memorial Day parade, ceremony? We've got the list for Central New York
• New Orleans' Times-Picayune to cut newspaper's print publication to 3 days a week
• Warren Buffett says his firm is likely to buy more newspapers
• Senate rejects both GOP and Democratic plans on student loans
• Senate acts to extend flood insurance program
• Update: Syracuse woman ticketed after car rolls over in crash on Erie Boulevard East in Syracuse
• Stand Against Suicide to hold first fundraiser in Jordan
• Jordan-Elbridge high schoolers leave school to help community, de-stress
• Chittenango woman hurt after she crashes into parked car
• Demolition under way at former Syracuse brewery
• Privatizing of security at Syracuse airport delayed one month
• What's going on: New Jersey official finds Muslim surveillance by NYPD is legal
• Halfway house drug dealer gets 17 years in prison
• CPF walks under a full moon at SQHAP
• LETTERS: McLean thanks community voters for support
• LETTERS: Durfee thankful for reopening of Clark Street bridge
• LETTERS: Free ‘Family Fun Night’ at CCP a success
• Single-car crash in Chittenango closes part of Route 5
• US forecasters predict 9 to 15 storms this hurricane season
• AP source: Man says he suffocated Etan Patz, 6, in 1979
• New York grand jury targets painkiller abuse epidemic
• Students create character trait posters
• East Syracuse, Manlius police reports ending May 19
• St. Mary’s Students receive Communion
• Rabid bat caught in village
• F-M Rotary Club plans pancake breakfast
• Sen. Valesky announces $250K grant to support Fayetteville Free Library 'Fab Lab'
• GBAC celebrates 50 years
• Onondaga County Parks to open beaches early
• KBR receives district support
• SU's Better Together Syracuse initiative named Best Overall Campaign nationwide
• ESF to get $413,000 for "green" roofs
• Cato man charged with leaving the scene of Skaneateles crash
• Today's obituaries: Harry "Philip" Lambrinos, 81, better known as the T.V. Doctor
• Homer woman charged with felony DWI
• Liverpool second, C-NS third at sectional track meet
• TRW and union talks enter third day
• Onondaga County comptroller: College could have sold arena naming rights for more
• New Process Gear in DeWitt will lay off 406 in August
• Syracuse sponsors free Memorial Day concert on Sunday
• Company news: State University College at Oswego faculty members receive award
• B’ville boys take fourth at sectional track meet
• New stent used at Upstate University Hospital represents a breakthrough in stroke treatment
• At prom time, New York sets up underage drinking hotline, 1-866-UNDER21
• Auburn school board votes to hire Constance D. Evelyn as superintendent
• Aurelius man injured in Brutus motorcycle crash
• Samurai sword hits Utica child in the head during fight; father arrested in Syracuse area
• Photos of the Day: Solvay's Sudden Flooding
• WG track sides battle for sectional honors
• What's going on: Man in custody implicated in 1979 Etan Patz missing child case
• Volunteer Connections: Lock 24 Visitor Center set to open
• HP's missteps culminate in loss of 27,000 jobs
• When war ended, ‘Cuse nightclubs rocked
• Two ‘Cuse artists plan public art fund forum
• Small dairies across the country are going under as milk prices sink again
• Pennellville teen faces felony charge
• State audit criticizes the way Parish handles money in two funds
• Unused snow days = longer Memorial Day weekend for many CNY schools
• New York comptroller reports state pension fund growth
• Oceanographer expects bones in tsunami debris washing up on West Coast shores
• Federal judge questions Syracuse police response to traveling preachers downtown
• Between Facebook and JPMorgan, Wall Street's woes continue to mount
• Pressure increases on European Union leaders to solve Greek fiscal crisis
• States look to new tolls to pay for highway reconstruction, expansion
• Sterling Renaissance Festival owner says show will go on this summer despite tax dispute
• Annual watchfire to honor soldiers and vets Sunday at the state fairgrounds in Geddes
• Solvay residents stuck with flooded yards, basements seek solutions
• Comments sought on Syracuse sustainability plan
• Fulton boil water advisory lifted after five days
• What's going on: Military leaders, Clinton push for sea treaty
• Two Syracuse-area Republicans weigh in on mayor's nomination to run New York Democrats
• Syracuse man found guilty of murdering one youth, trying to kill a second
• Top Onondaga County Democrat to resign
• Syracuse woman accused of menacing a police officer with a knife
• Wear It! Oswego campaign in full swing during Safe Boating Week
• West Genesee presents Kaleidoscope concert Thursday
• Dunkin’ Donuts, AAA to partner with Make-A-Wish Central New York
• C-NS girls track settles for second at sectional meet
• Baseball Northstars ousted by playoff newcomer
• C-NS's Sovring qualifies for state golf tournament
• Proposed consolidation, public hearing
• Bey kicking government in the butt
• Liverpool loses FOCUS
• Living with Lyme
• Wind whips off the Willow Museum door
• Program for homeless veterans provides shelter, job training
• Carnovale wins twice for Bees at sectional AA meet
• Walsh leads B’ville golfers at sectional tournament
• League gets second hole-in-one in 27-year history
• A Report from Station 54
• Presbyterian Church nears end of 20-year window restoration project
• 2 new health occupation classes offered at Oswego County BOCES
• Jordan Senn: Principal for a day
• Baker teacher honored by former student
• Home owner stuck in traffic as home in Clay burns
• Video: Thieves victimize unconscious man on New York sidewalk
• SU biologist receives major award from New York Academy of Sciences
• XL Projects presents 'Celebrating 90 Years of Design at Syracuse University'
• IVMF partners with Veterans Advantage to honor SU veterans and active duty military
• Sustainable Enterprise Partnership, Carrier celebrate collaboration
• COLUMN: Hustle and bustle increases as school year comes to close
• Update: Cat dies in fire that damages home on Ilex Lane in Clay
• Iced Coffee Day at Dunkin' Donuts to help local children's hospital
• Boleslav brothers win Class A tennis title
• Opinion today: Educators should pay more for benefits to help control spending
• ‘Open Your Heart’ yields more than $3K for CazCares
• Company news: Inficon Holding AG announce new hires
• Local youths study Caz Lake ‘Creatures of the Deep’
• The tools for success
• What's going on: Secret Service prostitution scandal wider than believed
• Today's obituaries: Van M. Williams, 30, of Oneida, died in a motorcycle accident
• Caz Lions Club to lead ‘Ride for Sight’
• Madison County village voters need to be registered by June 8
• Caz students place in 2012 CNYAMT Vocal Competition
• Marris, Lyga win doubles at tennis sectionals
• Caz girls lacrosse eliminated by CBA
• Caz, Chittenango golfers play in sectional tournaments
• Photos of the Day: Parishioners Support Nuns
• Police Blotter: Three charged with DWI
• In New York, politics controls which schools get extra tax dollars
• Crime database: Assaults and robberies reported in downtown Syracuse as burglaries drop countywide
• Central New Yorkers waking up to fog this morning
• COLUMN: Infrastructure projects set to begin
• Dr. Ruth Weinstock, founder of Upstate Joslin Diabetes Center, earns SUNY’s highest honor
• Prayer vigil at Syracuse church shows support for Roman Catholic nuns
• F-M powers past C-NS for Class AA girls track title
• J-D girls track stomps to Class A sectional title
• Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner nominated to co-chair state Democratic Party
• Biden: Romney's Bain Capital experience 'no more qualifies you to be president than being a plumber'
• Analysis: With share price tumbling, what's ahead for Facebook stock?
• Anti-bullying music video starring Madison-Oneida BOCES students aims for 1 million views
• Syracuse man charged with felony arson in car fire
• Feds approve Community Bank's acquisition of HSBC branches
• DeWitt boy, 14, honored by DeWitt police for reporting human skeleton near ShoppingTown Mall
• Manlius Mayor: Joe LaGuardia put 'stars in my path'
• Study: 96 percent of restaurant entrees exceed USDA daily limits for calories, sodium, fat
• State police find car linked to fatal Waterloo hit and run
• Cicero police investigate the case of the missing 800-pound statue
• Syracuse-area unemployment rate remains high despite increase in jobs
• Jamesville-DeWitt mock trial team places second in state finals
• In the race for better cell service, those who climb towers pay with their lives
• Olympic organizers protect brand against 'guerrilla marketers'
• Cuomo taps Syracuse mayor and NYC assemblyman as co-chairs for New York Democratic Party
• Billion dollar bait & switch: States divert foreclosure deal funds
• Five girls golfers qualify for state tournament
• High-end children's clothing store Janie and Jack is coming to Syracuse's Destiny USA
• Deliberations set to begin in Syracuse murder trial
• Police catch three shoplifting suspects, seize cocaine after chase near Cicero Walmart
• Eugene Polley, inventor of TV remote control, dies at 96
• Fulton Police Department to hold annual bike rodeo on June 2
• Lysander appoints highway superintendent
• Last Friday, Onondaga dedicated H-1 Hall as Mulroy Hall in honor of the late Joh...
• Police say Jamesville man accused of destroying swan eggs was driving 109MPH
• Kellish Hill hosts second annual American Music Festival
• Camillus village board debates hiring company to clean firehouse
• Oswego woman faces felony charge following traffic stop in Scriba
• So.cl, Microsoft's new social network, launches after months of testing at Syracuse University
• Tiffany Kirkland named associate director of communications for enrollment management
• Minoa Field Days set to return May 31 to June 2
• Lysander may face lawsuit
• Company news: Deborah Cabral receives Excellence in Small Business award
• Gas pipeline rupture reported this morning in Village of Manlius
• Opinion today: Despite spending, NY schools don't achieve
• DeWitt police honor 13-year-old who found remains of woman missing since 2005
• Westhill roars to Class B sectional golf title
• Today's obituaries: Richard "Dick" Montross, 75, met his wife the day he returned from Germany in 1962
• Girl Scouts donate 7,776 boxes of cookies to Syracuse Salvation Army
• B’ville students inducted into National Technical Honor Society
• What's going on: SpaceX rocket lifts off for space station trial run (video)
• Talks resume this morning between TRW in Auburn and union
• What is hate? Rutgers webcam case rekindles debate
• Syracuse University files show the making of Mike Wallace -- at a historic time
• Photos of the Day: May 22, 2012
• COLUMN: A tasty night out for B'ville mom
• Chabad-Lubavitch of CNY to celebrate Shavout
• Jefferson County school bus with two children overturns after crash in Watertown
• Madison County leaders speak out against rising cost of state mandates
• Victim, 65, in serious condition at hospital after pitbull attack in Syracuse
• Liverpool Board of Education explores major changes to district
• Update: Police identify worker who fell off ladder under I-690
• Cuomo: Minimum wage hike impossible this year for New Yorkers
• Brooklyn man who impersonated his dead mother sentenced for fraud
• Syracuse James Joyce Club 2012 Writing Contest
• Education Club raises $580 to support a school in Gulu, Uganda
• Obama, NATO summit set 2014 for Afghanistan exit
• Man survives plunge over Niagara Falls in apparent suicide attempt
• Supreme Court won't reduce student's $675,000 fine for illegally downloading 30 songs
• Onondaga County Executive Joanie Mahoney appoints 28 to agricultural panel
• Laurie Fine files longer libel suit against ESPN
• Discount supermarket PriceRite is considering opening a store on South Avenue
• What's going on: Catholic dioceses, colleges sue over birth control insurance coverage
• Cory Booker, Newark mayor, criticizes Obama campaign's attack on Mitt Romney, Bain Capital
• LeMoyne grad bikes cross country to raise money
• Pa. company to expand Marcellus Shale pipelines, linking to N.Y. and N.J.
• Waterloo man identified as hit-and-run victim
• Camillus raises $2K for fireworks; show to be held Saturday
• Congratulations to all of our recent graduates! Onondaga held its 49th Annual Co...
• Syracuse man identified as bicyclist hit by car
• Eaton Corp. to buy Cooper Industries, parent of Crouse-Hinds in Syracuse
• Oneida motorcyclist killed in crash in Vernon
• New York woman recognizes neighbor as 'America's Most Wanted' fugitive
• Elden celebrates male role models
• Kraetz Physical Therapy specializes in women’s health, orthopedic rehab
• Community volunteers build new Austin Park playground in three days
• Town board sets tennis court policy
• Memorial Day parade information
• Balliet/Vasquez to wed
• Caz Town Board: Whitman student survey complete
• The call of duty
• Caz HS named as one of best in STEM education
• Office for the Aging to hold discussion at Caz library
• Caz Rowing Club to help newcomers ‘Learn to Row’
• Superhero capes should come standard with every new mom
• LETTERS: Skinner thankful for regained use of Clark Street bridge
• Some bellyaches are bigger than others
• F-M Science Olympiad places seventh at nationals
• Abstract painter joins Cazenovia Artisans
• East Syracuse police officers respond to fire call, save 54-year-old’s life
• Fine and Performing Arts Center to open in Warners' "old white church"
• Robert Cudworth named grand marshal of Camillus Memorial Day Parade
• Fine Fiasco: what defamation suits could really mean in the Boeheim, Fine case
• Liverpool, C-NS baseball both take close losses
• Liverpool softball beats West Genny, Auburn
• B’ville woman honored with Peer Recognition Award
• F-M baseball takes win streak into sectionals
• Police arrest artist setting up 'I Love NY' display
• Man killed in Waterloo hit and run
• J-D softball, baseball head for Class A playoffs
• Boys lacrosse Brothers split OT thrillers
• Carrier's Dewitt campus has been transformed to development hub
• Syracuse area gas prices drop ahead of holiday weekend
• Company news: Diana Matlack joins Oswego County OB-GYN, PC
• Today's obituaries: Adam C. Heck, 22, of Clay, died in an automobile accident
• What's going on: Last day of NATO summit, Chicago braces for more protests
• Photos of the Day: Annual Ride Supports Children's Hospital
• Warm week leading to Memorial Day in Central New York
• EMA names B’ville man executive creative director
• Rare 'ring of fire' solar eclipse seen in Asia, United States on Sunday
• Not enough treatment services available for Central New York's growing wave of addicts
• Prescription drug abuse a top priority in Albany
• Syracuse man wounded in armed robbery
• Protesters march through Chicago to NATO summit
• Calif. teen making a video attacked after knocking down motorcyclists
• Mohawk, N.Y., woman dies in car crash; four others injured
• Syracuse ad agency launches statewide campaign to recruit volunteer firefighters
• About 3,000 graduate from CNY colleges
• LaFayette woman falls off motorcycle being towed by her father
• Relatives of Central New York victims of Pan Am 103 react to bomber's death
• Rhode Island's $75-million bet on Curt Schilling raises questions
• Motorcycle ride benefits Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital in Syracuse (video)
• For NY farmers, fracking means salvation - or ruin
• Day after historic IPO, Facebook's Zuckerberg weds
• Police: Bicyclist, 61, rides into path of car at James and North McBride streets in Syracuse
• APNewsBreak: 22 states join campaign finance fight
• Today's obituaries: Martin Campbell, teacher at Cicero-North Syracuse schools
• Libyan convicted in Lockerbie bombing dies at 60
• Abdel Baset al-Megrahi killed these people in the bombing of Pan Am 103 in 1988
• B’ville baseball wins Ilacqua Tournament title
• Girls track Bees win invitational at C-NS
• Skaneateles boys lax opens playoffs, rips J-E
• Girls acrosse teams share fateful playoff Saturday
• Oneida teen with learner's permit crashes SUV in Verona; at least eight injured
• Syracuse University finances reveal pay bump for Jim Boeheim to $1.9 million
• The troubled path to painkiller addiction: Prescription drug abuse epidemic taking a toll on Central New York
• Fayetteville-Manlius HS places seventh in national Science Olympiad
• Boil water advisory issued for Fulton
• Man suffers head injury after he is struck by car on Syracuse's James Street
• Damaged crops, fouled parks: A not-so-silly goose problem
• Marcellus, Westhill boys advance in lacrosse playoffs
• Caz girls lax holds off Marcellus in playoff opener
• These cats love the water
• Saundra Smokes: Healing pinch a miracle for one boy
• Elbridge man escapes house fire
• NY to boot crooked doctors from no-fault insurance
• Buffalo inmate, released by accident, back behind bars
• High bail set for man accused of downtown Syracuse stabbing
• Elbridge man, 23, escapes house fire as 20 departments battle blaze
• After 40 years, OCC brings graduation back to campus
• Prosecutors: Trio planned to attack Obama's headquarters in Chicago during NATO summit
• Today's obituaries: Marie Theresa Gruninger, worked at Excelsior Insurance Company for 26 years
• Fort Ontario's General Brown retires to a dog's life
• Fayetteville-Manlius Science Olympiad team going for the gold in Orlando
• Police: Suspect who fled deputies is caught in Phoenix backyard
• Launch of private SpaceX rocket aborted at last second due to engine troubles
• Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng and family headed to US
• Gap in pay for women narrows, but ever so slowly
• East Syracuse house fire extinguished quickly
• Syracuse woman adopts four cats with $50,000 trust fund
• President Obama has 2-to-1 campaign cash advantage over Romney
• Suspect crashes car after chase on 481 North, escapes on foot
• Solvay softball blanks Homer, clinches league title
• After election ends in tie, city council race in Texas decided by coin flip
• Pedestrian killed after trying to cross Interstate 81 in Cicero
• Update: Deputies identify pickup-truck driver killed in head-on crash in Skaneateles
• OCC trustees approve $195K salary for interim president
• Competition is now open for the Mitchell Scholarship
• Marshall Scholarship
• Facebook IPO doesn't live up to hype; stock gains just 23 cents per share on first day
• Portion of Avery Avenue in Syracuse to close Monday
• Beloved Wellwood middle school counselor and young mother loses battle with cancer
• One fatality in head-on crash near Hilltop Restaurant in Skaneateles
• Onondaga County Executive Joanie Mahoney picks long-time county employee to be next chief fiscal officer
• Hannibal woman sentenced to probation for stealing from North Syracuse counseling service
• Cortland sheriff seeks woman soliciting funeral expenses for an infant who's ailing but alive
• Syracuse police charge man with downtown stabbing
• Last call is today at HSBC branches; they'll be First Niagara branches Monday
• J-D track sides sweep to Freedom meet titles
• Lindsey Buckingham to play Ithaca featuring music from "Seeds We Sow"
• Daredevil Nik Wallenda prepares for June 15 tightrope walk over Niagara Falls (video)
• Syracuse firefighters quickly tackle East Side fire
• Facebook IPO: Social network's stock begins trading on Nasdaq
• C-NS lacrosse sides get pre-sectional wins
• Liverpool lacrosse sides win big
• B'ville softball hangs close in loss to C-NS
• Wild Carp Week returns this weekend
• Troopers to step up seatbelt enforcement in weeks before and after Memorial Day
• Three F-M boats medal at state rowing championships
• DeWitt Community Library introduces 'Universal Class'
• Joanie Mahoney appoints Onondaga County CFO
• Gas prices continue to fall around Syracuse as weekend approaches
• Something for everyone in B'ville this Saturday
• J-D named semi-finalist in state mock trial tournament
• Lunchtime Links: Researchers discover fossil of giant, crocodile-eating turtle
• Help support Cystic Fibrosis research
• Students prepare for Syracuse Soapbox Derby
• B’ville native graduates from the Coast Guard Academy
• Gent Treadly to bring blues-based rock n’ roll to Caz
• SUArt Galleries enhance campus art experience with signage program
• Commencement 2012 webcast, remarks, photos now available
• Randall Korman named interim dean of School of Architecture
• Whitman School's undergraduate entrepreneurship program ranked No. 2 nationally
• Don't forget -- Onondaga will hold its 49th Annual Commencement Ceremony tomorro...
• Cazenovia Police Blotter: April 21 to May 5
• Caz students compete in 2012 GHD Student Engineering Contest
• Lorenzo to celebrate Caz heritage
• NY State Senate resolution honors Beastie Boys rapper Adam 'MCA' Yauch
• Firefighters responding to fire in Schroeppel
• Driver stops bus from crashing into Parkway bridge: Neighbors North Today
• Opinion today: Democrats torpedoed student loan program
• Oswego's H. Lee White Marine Museum open for free this weekend
• Justice dismisses lawsuit against Oswego County clerk
• B’ville woman graduates US Marine Corps boot camp
• Sodus firm lands $9.5 million Navy contract
• Cazenovia baseball upends Homer, 5-3
• Today's obituaries: Leo B. Love Sr., 86, of Bridgeport, inducted into Amateur Softball Hall of Fame in 1991
• Two win Chancellor Awards for Student Excellence
• Caz softball runs up against Class B powers
• Baker students honored
• Syracuse's weekend forecast fit for gardening, golfing and all things outdoors
• Pedestrian hit by vehicle on Interstate 81
• Photos of the Day: Every One A Winner
• Board of Ed to meet May 21
• What's going on: Suspect arrested in Miss. highway shootings
• Traffic stop results in felony drug possession, DWI charges against Syracuse man
• Released documents, evidence shed new light on Trayvon Martin death
• Onondaga County sheriff's deputies, volunteer firefighters honor fallen comrades
• North Syracuse pet food pantry raising funds to keep feeding hungry pets
• 700 students compete in Onondaga County Special Olympics (video)
• Local "Crooked Arrows" stars to sign autographs at Carousel
• Nearly 100 people are sworn in as U.S. citizens during ceremonies at federal and county courthouses
• Facebook IPO Q&A: The ins and outs of the company's stock offering
• Autopsy shows evidence of marijuana in Trayvon Martin's system
• Syracuse and Onondaga County get go-ahead to form land bank
• Romney denouces idea of ads linking Obama, Rev. Jeremiah Wright
• Chabad Lubavitch of CNY to celebrate Shavuot
• Stolen: Antlers with a deep story and maybe a faint scent of soap
• Laurie Fine's lawyer: 2002 taped phone call supports her planned libel suit
• Partners for Education to honor TACNY
• Syracuse police ask for public's help in three unrelated cases
• Land bank to combat vacancy approved for Syracuse, Onondaga County
• Sen. Schumer says he won't let Facebook co-founder Saverin 'defriend' U.S. to avoid taxes
• Owner of Clay firm buys Canadian company
• Auburn driver critically injured in Wednesday crash in Union Springs
• New owners tighten links between Hofmann and Heid's
• Kellish Hill hosts second annual American Music Fest this weekend
• Talks break off between union and TRW in Auburn
• Free admission to Borio's Restaurant weekly live summer concerts: Neighbors North Today
• NYSSPCA elects Anthony Abboud as director of Syracuse chapter
• Syracuse police to hold media briefing on Friday's stabbing and bank robbery
• B’ville Girls Crew Booster Club sponsors electronics collection
• Camillus, Geddes police reports ending May 10
• Camillus couple brings portable video game trailer to parties, events: Neighbors West Today
• ‘Workforce Basics for Success’ to be offered at CPL
• Manlius, East Syracuse, DeWitt police reports ending May 15
• Manlius, East Syracuse police reports ending May 11
• B’ville girls lax topples F-M, Brighton
• CBA fights off J-D for OHSL golf title
• 'Ebony Hillbillies' sing May Memorial Friday
• Dollar General Literacy Foundation awards $14,980 to Literacy Volunteers Greater Syracuse
• P.E.A.C.E. Inc. honors Big Brothers, Sisters for 'making a difference'
• Skaneateles boys lax has mixed finish
• Skaneateles girls overwhelmed in rematch with CBA
• Caz library to host Impressionism presentation
• Skaneateles golfers win West End Classic
• West Genny baseball runs past Liverpool
• J-E girls lax wins twice, reaches .500 mark
• West Genny lacrosse sides sweep into playoffs
• Marcellus boys lax handles Westhill again
• Update: woman taken to hospital for evaluation after LaFayette crash
• Newhouse School honors Knight Foundation with i-3 award
• Students invited to submit story about civic engagement in CNY for chance to have it produced as video
• IVMF hosts U.S. Senators Schumer, Gillibrand as they announce bipartisan bills focused on veterans
• Neighborhoods/organizations invited to apply for grant to beautify public spaces
• Thomas V. Wolfe, Louis Kriesberg honored for commitment to interfaith, cross-cultural dialogue
• Chancellor Cantor to be awarded honorary degree from Colgate University
• Today's obituaries: Richard 'Dick' Clark, 76, made beautiful 'dickly' furniture for family and friends
• Naked woman from Saratoga Springs walks through lumber store
• Weekly unemployment claims remain at same level
• Chobani Greek Yogurt announces sponsorship of U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Athletes
• Palmer receives Kiwanis Club grant
• Police: Man had 46 grams of cocaine when he crashed into DeWitt home
• Utility workers find more than 100 remains at University of Buffalo
• No one hurt when Liverpool school bus, car collide in Clay
• Time Warner Cable, Viacom settle dispute over TV viewing app
• Company news: Travis Hayes hired by Syracuse VA Medical Center
• Boys lacrosse Lakers turn back Homer again
• Caz, Chittenango golfers vie for league honors
• Photos of the Day: Chase Ends With Crash, Arrest
• What's going on: Manhunt for groom charged in Illinois bride's slaying
• Census: For the first time, minority births top whites
• Closing arguments to begin at trial of John Edwards
• Mike Lang speaks: Glad he lost slander suit vs. Boeheim, details favors he sought from Bernie Fine
• 2 Syracuse University students charged with weapons possession at airport
• Upstate Medical University confers degrees
• Update: Police chase in DeWitt ends in SUV crashing into house, arrest for cocaine
• Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s estranged wife found dead in Westchester County
• CBA girls shake off bad start, rout Skaneateles
• Oil and gasoline prices are sinking, giving relief consumers
• Mayor Stephanie Miner lets Syracuse budget take effect without her signature
• Army launches review of post-traumatic stress disorder diagnoses
• Despite local opposition, Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle votes for House bill aimed at domestic violence
• 'Black Madam' to stand trial in Philadelphia butt injection case
• Village of Manlius hires temporary firefighter/EMT
• Laurie Fine's best friend describes life on Tiffany Circle the last six months
• Attorney for Bernie Fine accusers reacts to Laurie Fine's suit against ESPN
• After 6 months of silence, Laurie Fine lashes out at ESPN
• Syracuse mayor joins opposition to Verizon Wireless deal
• Skechers toning shoe customers to get refund
• Auburn budget passes; all paper ballots now counted
• Marcellus hosts open house for new composting plant Saturday
• Flight paths of mosquitoes to be tracked in stepped up fight against EEE virus
• Skaneateles school board OKs 1.5 percent raise for outgoing superintendent
• Study ranks New York second for private equity investment
• What's going on: Steve Powell, father-in-law of missing Utah woman, guilty of voyeurism charges
• Update: Children checked out at hospital after minivan they were in collides with bus on East Colvin Street
• Speakers in Syracuse explain that federal contracts favor some areas more than others
• Counties east and south of Syracuse are under severe thunderstorm watch
• I-81’s future is in your hands
• Magee announces grants for local libraries
• Project CAFÉ members, mentees ‘Zumba’
• Olan Mack is Westcott Community Center’s new director
• Touching BASE in the classroom
• Learn and play in the ‘green classroom’
• RMS among top 21 in USA
• School board begins information process of hiring interim superintendent
• Progress continues on the College's Academic II Building! The new building will...
• Rocklahoma performance times for the Memorial Day Festival announced
• Follow live updates before and during Laurie Fine's announcement in Geneva regarding 'scandalous lies'
• Laurie Fine to sue ESPN for libel, says the network "spitefully destroyed" her reputation
• Balasubramanian awarded prestigious Kauffman Fellowship in Entrepreneurship Research
• Generations enjoy each other’s company
• Update: Eight Syracuse students injured by pepper spray on school bus
• Syracuse police investigate overnight shooting
• Syracuse police close part of East Colvin St. after minivan, bus collide
• A chronology of the Bernie Fine case
• Today's obituaries: Bryan R. Farley, 44, of North Syracuse, was training for the Tour de-Cure for Diabetes
• Laurie Fine accuses ESPN of libel
• School vote 2012: Central New York voters approve all district budgets
• Company news: Dr. Robert Corona, Jr. named chair of Department of Pathology
• Former Syracuse schools chief Henry Williams dies in St. Louis
• New Skiddy Park playground in Syracuse to be dedicated Thursday
• Ratko Mladic genocide trial begins in the Netherlands
• Taking aim at Alzheimer's: Scientists hunt for ways to stall the disease in early stages
• COLUMN: Senior living - Assess hazards in home to prevent falls
• Photos of the Day: In the Line of Duty
• Bin fire scorches outside wall of Gridley Building in downtown Syracuse
• Facebook increases number of shares offered in IPO by 25 percent
• Ticket sales on hold for New York State Fair grandstand acts
• Baker makes U.S. News’ list of Best High Schools
• Peace Action forum seeks new priorities
• Village of Camillus hosts One-Mile Sale Saturday
• Cazenovia Veterans prepare for Memorial Day
• School budget easily passes, new members elected to school board
• Delta Sonic looks to build at Fairmount Center
• ESM voters approve $72.1M budget
• CCSD 2012-13 budget approved, incumbents re-elected
• School vote 2012: Onondaga County school district
• Liverpool, North Syracuse budgets pass
• West Genesee voters approve budget with 4-to-1 ratio
• School vote 2012: Madison County school districts
• F-M voters approve budget, elect three to school board
• Marcellus voters pass budget, library proposition; three incumbents win BOE spots
• School vote 2012: Oswego County school districts
• Jordan-Elbridge passes, Paul Fried to join school board
• J-D budget passes with ease; incumbents win re-election
• School vote 2012: Cayuga County school districts
• B’ville passes school district budget
• Laurie Fine's expected lawsuit could target the media, experts say
• Syracuse agency approves tax exemptions for financial services company moving to Franklin Square
• Cheaper gas won't be enough to boost summer driving, experts say
• Syracuse University alumnus Larry Kramer takes over as publisher of USA Today
• School vote 2012: Central New Yorkers vote on school budgets
• Area residents vote on J-D budget, board of education
• Whistleblowers criticize New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's plan to protect disabled
• Cuomo in Syracuse on Wednesday to explain his proposal to improve care for New Yorkers with special needs
• New York state regulators blast NYRA over new hires during investigation
• J-D girls lacrosse tops ESM, 15-14
• New York Assembly enlists public in fight to raise minimum wage
• Dow Jones industrial average continues a two-week slide
• Angry stockholders, board members confront a subdued JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon over $2B trading loss
• J.C. Penney reports loss, plummeting sales in 1st quarter
• Syracuse church without a congregation gets a new tenant
• Police in Connecticut arrest teenager in fatal distracted driving case
• Volunteer firefighters, county deputies to hold memorial service Thursday
• Syracuse residents arrested on drug charges in Oswego
• What's going on: Athletics panel rules boy can play on Long Island girls field hockey team
• Most popular baby names of 2011: Sophia and Jacob
• Track Northstars rout Henninger, 128-13
• C-NS softball goes 2-2 at Morabito tourney
• F-M boats cruise through Section III championships
• Asbestos abatement completed at old Eastwood Steak & Sundae
• Crime database: After violence spike in late April, serious crimes decline slightly
• Manlius fire departments look to cooperate, not consolidate
• CBA boys track wins OHSL Liberty meet
• Middle school track record setters
• Veterans memorial committee looks to add Iraq, Afghan vets to Shotwell Park
• YMCA announces four new fitness instructors
• Village board decides not to pave Prentiss Drive pedestrian pathway
• Tri-M to hold fundraiser events in Caz
• Spafford Landing to get oiled, stoned
• The Redhouse rocks eight days a week
• Commencement 2012: Remarks by Chancellor Nancy Cantor
• SU Commencement 2012: Remarks by University Scholar Stephen A. Barton
• Update: Saquan Evans gets 25 years to life for murder of toddler Rashaad Walker Jr.
• Today's obituaries: Theresa D'Onofrio, 99, member of original teaching staff at Syracuse's Central Technical High School
• Cops: Norfolk man shoots friend in leg at his request
• In sports and the classroom, Jamesville-DeWitt's Erik Davis is an ace: Neighbors East Today
• Run, music and bouncy houses scheduled for Auburn Palooza in the Park
• Check out photos from last weekend's NJCAA Men's and Women's Lacrosse Championsh...
• Poll: Half of Americans call Facebook a fad
• Company news: Cort Ruddy joins PC Public Affairs
• COLUMN: Remember FAST for stroke prevention
• Truck crashes on Interstate 88, spills tons of Chobani yogurt near Binghamton
• Girls track Lakers crush field in OHSL Liberty meet
• Caz win streak ended by Baldwinsville
• Girls lacrosse Lakers beat Marcellus, 11-7
• Photos of the Day: Vandals Damage Machinery At Skiddy Park
• What's going on: Francois Hollande becomes France's new president
• How will JPMorgan's $2 billion loss affect banking rules?
• Scattered showers, thunderstorms take aim at Syracuse area
• Update: Five Syracuse men arrested after home invasion
• Farm Fest: A celebration of farming in Lysander
• LETTERS: Verdict sets unfair precedent
• What The Frack!
• What's going on: US Postal Service halts closure of urban stations
• Cazenovia town officials plan to treat lake with herbicide to fight milfoil
• Cazenovia College donates leftovers for weekly dinners served to area's hungry
• After two-years hiatus, Avellino returns to principal role
• Update: Man dies, woman seriously injured in Syracuse car crash
• B'ville boys lacrosse ends Cazenovia win streak
• Kodak bankruptcy reveals that company operated a small research nuclear reactor
• Governor announces Rhode Island will recognize out-of-state gay marriages
• APNewsBreak: New York officials say bill for a higher minimum wage is dead
• Salina Town Board delays vote on coyotes, again
• Laurie Fine to break her silence about 'scandalous lies' against her husband
• Man stabbed Friday in downtown Syracuse remains in critical condition, police say
• US airlines' March on-time rate is down from February
• Stocks, euro drop as deadlock over forming a government continues in Greece
• Update: Young boy not seriously injured after running into pickup truck
• Greek politicians continue negotiations on forming a government
• Laurie Fine prepares to speak out against accusers, lawyer says
• Joe LaGuardia, former State Fair official, dies at 63
• Gov. Jerry Brown calls for tax hikes to erase $16 billion California budget gap
• Vandals cause up to $10,000 in damage at Syracuse's Skiddy Park construction site
• Protesters in New York City oppose expanded federal fingerprint program
• Humane Society of the United States weighs in on Salina coyote controversy
• B’ville library receives funding for building improvements
• Ex-state senator Pedro Espada Jr. found guilty of embezzlement
• 'Meet the Congressman Night' with Richard Hanna May 14 in Oneida: Madison Neighbors Today
• Midwifery service wins grant to expand services
• B'ville receives Save the Rain grant
• Psychotherapy pioneered at Upstate earns listing on national registry of evidenced-based practices
• Cazenovia Forum presents Anne Kreamer
• Oscar’s track: You’re never too old to play
• ‘M’ is for the way she made me
• DEC surveys Caz Lake wildlife
• Students enjoy school sponsored breakfast
• Memphis resident: 'I will vote no' to J-E budget
• Tuxedo rental promotion at Baker a win-win
• Redistricting consultants makes final recommendation for West Genesee
• Syracuse doctor earns jail sentence and lecture about dangers of drunken driving
• Remarks by Aaron Sorkin '83 at Syracuse University's 158th Commencement and the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry's 115th Commencement
• Chiefs on a roll: Five-game win streak shows Syracuse’s strengths
• Hornets, Red Rams sweep weekend track meets
• Update: Tear gas ends overnight standoff on West Matson Avenue in Syracuse
• Child injured while crossing Syracuse street
• J-D boys lacrosse pulls away from ESM
• CBA girls lax beats Brighton in overtime
• F-M baseball edged by B’ville in extra innings
• J-D baseball beats ESM in 3-0 week
• CBA golfers beat J-D for second time
• Update: Syracuse police questioning four men in West Matson Avenue home invasion
• U.S. senators in Syracuse to announce bipartisan legislation to help veterans
• JPMorgan Chase's chief investment officer, Ina Drew, resigns
• Today's obituaries: Patricia Kerwin, 52, of Manlius, pacesetter for the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk
• Company news: John P. Enright appointed Planner of the Year
• Rain expected in Syracuse today
• Both sides say they're willing to talk to end TRW strike in Auburn
• Savannah man accused of assaulting teenage daughter with broom handle
• Gas prices continue dropping in Syracuse and across the state
• Latino-American festival to return August 4 at Ward Bakery Park
• Photos of the Day: Oscar-winner Aaron Sorkin Delivers Keynote Address
• Time to remember the victims of domestic, sexual violence
• Syracuse doctor facing sentencing in DWI car-pedestrian crash
• North Syracuse man facing 20 years in prison for pool-cue attack on boy during break-in
• What's going on: Missing FBI agent in California, possibly armed, suicidal
• Red Cross assisting two families after Syracuse fire
• Anti-fracking rallies, concert coming to Albany
• Update: Police find missing DeWitt man at hospital after car crash
• In a day's work: their vigilance is vital
• Aaron Sorkin tells tales of his Syracuse University days to SU's graduating students
• DeWitt Police locate missing man, 89, in hospital
• 2012 Integral Honors Thesis Defenses
• Minor fire caused by fish tank motor damages Salina apartment
• Driver Middle School band honors U.S. service members Wednesday
• A SKEWED VIEW: Bonamassa brings hot licks back to CNY
• Janitor graduates with honors from Columbia, plans to keep cleaning
• Voters will decide fate of New York state school budgets on Tuesday
• Report: Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson to resign over resume discrepancy
• Weekend violence leaves seven injured in Syracuse
• Job market looks slightly better for 2012 graduates
• Utility work may disrupt Thruway traffic near Route 481 Tuesday
• Man shot during fight outside Boys & Girls Club
• B’ville girls lax handles Auburn, Central Square
• What's going on: High school sophomore stops runaway bus in Saranac
• Camillus man opens B'ville's Merlins Ice Cream and Bounce House
• Boys track Lakers tie J-D at Weedsport meet
• Skaneateles boys lax lose OT thriller to Cazenovia
• Skaneateles baseball goes 1-2, edged by Homer
• Skaneateles softball rolls to pair of big wins
• Syracuse University, ESF graduation underway
• Today's obituaries: David C. Marmon, founder of LaFayette Apple Festival
• Solvay softball beats Marcellus, goes to 11-1
• J-E boys lax goes 2-0; Westhill stuns CBA
• WG baseball beats B’ville, Syracuse West
• Marcellus baseball sweeps Solvay
• Student injured in fall at Cornell University
• More than 700 National Guard members traveling to Oriskany this week for disaster response training
• No injuries reported in early morning house fire in Phoenix
• Cazenovia baseball, softball build win streaks
• Chittenango baseball makes state Class A rankings
• Adding insult to insurance: Lenders force homeowners into costliest flood coverage
• F-M celebrates refurbished track
• Syracuse man, 23, suffers gunshot wound to thigh on South Avenue
• Protesters outside Onondaga County jail call for prosecution in 2010 inmate death
• Lady Lakers pursue perfection
• OT goal keeps Caz lacrosse win streak alive
• Graduation Day for Oswego State, Cazenovia College students
• Man rescued after front stoop gives way and drops him 8 feet into a hole
• Mitt Romney talks of 'the preeminence of the family' in commencement speech
• Syracuse University trustees approve tuition hike
• Child porn charges levied against East Syracuse man
• Manlius firefighters on scene of rekindled house fire
• Today's obituaries: Marie Teresa McGrath, 100, entrepreneur and lifetime resident of Syracuse
• Bicyclist hit in eye by BB, Syracuse police say
• No one hurt in head-on crash in Bridge Street in DeWitt
• $2 billion loss by JPMorgan Chase recharges debate over financial regulations
• University breaks ground for Dineen Hall, future home of College of Law
• Maxwell to offer class on social media during 2012 election
• Former senior State Department official to speak at Maxwell School convocation
• SSIC wins Incubator of the Year Award
• Memo of understanding brings iSchool education for Rwandans closer to fruition
• Light Work to dedicate Kathleen O. Ellis Gallery May 29
• IVMF announced as strategic partner in entertainment industry's 'Got Your 6' campaig
• New iPhone app tracks Connective Corridor buses
• What if you had four kids graduating from college? Wasmund quadruplets graduate Sunday
• Fire damages Liverpool home overnight
• Steered the wrong way? Ex-Syracusan films beef ambling through his suburban Houston neighborhood
• 3 teens wounded in separate shootings, stabbing Friday evening
• Syracuse police identify man stabbed on busy downtown corner
• Guest column: Why won't government officials honor the spirit of the First Amendment?
• NY Farm Viability Institute To Award Grants For Projects In 2012; Workshops Set
• UPDATE: VersuS gallery to open Saturday night at new location
• Clutch hit, pitching pushes Warriors past C-NS
• Your guide to Central New York college graduations which kick off this weekend
• Man critically injured in broad daylight stabbing in downtown Syracuse
• Suspended Madison County probation director to face disciplinary charges next month
• Nevada judge rules dog that killed a 1-year-old can be euthanized
• Two shootings, one stabbing in Syracuse since 5 p.m. today
• Update: Syracuse street reopens, Centro returns Common Center to regular location after stabbing
• Lawyers for Bernie Fine's accusers vow to appeal decision dismissing slander lawsuit
• Message of mock crash at West Genesee High School: Don't drink and drive
• Marcellus Shale Links: EPA says well water in Dimock, Pa., is safe to drink
• Syracuse teachers travel to Buffalo to celebrate the college graduation of a former student they'll never forget
• East Syracuse man faces child porn charges
• Stock market decline is muted, despite bank slump
• Cayuga County deputies seek the owner of a sneaker left behind at a Victory burglary
• Judge dumps slander suit against Boeheim, Syracuse University; Fine's accusers to appeal
• Wal-Mart's reputation takes another beating amid bribery allegations
• Man wanted in Onondaga County on drug charges arrested in Montreal
• What you're saying: Moms share memories in DeWitt
• Oswego County plans ahead to alleviate water chestnuts this summer
• Want to learn how to write a Consolidated Funding Application?
• AmeriCorps accepting applications for summer work in Oswego County
• FDA reviews first rapid, take-home test for HIV
• Oswego County best-tasting water contest set for May 26
• Oswego woman charged in store robbery, home burglary
• McNamara hosts art show
• Girls track Bees win ESM Invitational
• Financial planner named planner of the year
• B’ville boys lax beats Oswego, Corcoran
• Looking back on life in Cazenovia
• Coulter Library will remain open until midnight on May 14, 15 and 16 for Finals...
• CORRECTION: Wrong locations given for voting in North Syracuse district1
• East Syracuse woman leaves $50,000 fund for cats that still need a home
• Opinion today: US should allow hemp farming
• Your comments: Time's breastfeeding mom 'gives me the creeps - this poor kid'
• SU seniors Stephen Barton, Rachel Weiser named Judith Greenberg Seinfeld Distinguished Fellows
• IVMF announces veterans' employment toolkit, new partnership at Robin Hood Veterans Summit
• BBI's Southeast ADA Center participates in panel discussion with national Social Security Advisory Board
• Connective Corridor buses will feature ballerinas and music on Friday
• Syracuse police identify victim, suspect in Toomey Abbott stabbing
• New scoreboard brightens stadium; Chiefs need more wins to brighten season
• Plainville to honor volunteer firefighters
• Westhill baseball drops rematch to Homer
• Today's obituaries: Voeun Ry, retired from James Square, member of Christian Alliance Church
• West Genesee shows impact of DWI through simulated crash
• Cazenovia College to conduct 187th Commencement May 12
• LETTERS: Development over historic preservation is a poor choice
• Company news: Todd Engel elected board of directors for Joey DiPaolo Aids Foundation
• Photos of the Day: Floating the Notion Science Can Be Fun
• Syracuse gas prices keep falling as Mother's Day approaches
• LETTERS: Caz Public Library appreciates ongoing community support
• High school musicians to present ‘Cazenovia in Concert’
• B’ville student places first in State Skills Competition
• Five Central New Yorkers honored for efforts in Middle East dialogue group
• Police: Kidnap-slaying suspect kills himself; 2 Tennessee girls escape OK
• What's going on: John Edwards defense to ask judge to throw out case
• Warm-up arrives in time for Mother's Day, Syracuse University commencement
• No new talks scheduled in TRW strike in Auburn
• Soccer Shots visits Little Lukes
• U.S. Chamber of Commerce spends big on ad blitz for Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle
• NAACP audience hears rousing call to 'do what is right' (Video of speech)
• Man stabbed on 20th floor of Syracuse apartment building
• Baseball Bees outlast F-M in nine innings
• Wildcats pound Liverpool in boys lacrosse duel
• House cuts off funding for missile system, jeopardizing jobs at Lockheed Martin in Salina
• Economist says New York should exempt manufacturers from its franchise tax
• ATTSavings Scholarship
• TRW, Auburn union workers plan no new contract talks
• Jim Boeheim slander suit fate could hinge on ruling for radio host Bob Lonsberry
• Syracuse teenager indicted in break-in at home of cancer patient
• Syracuse man indicted in fatal shooting of suspect in brother's killing
• What's going on: Mitt Romney denies that he bullied gay classmates
• Jurors break into tears after guilty verdict in double-murder trial
• AP Interview: Greece shouldn't quit euro, just austerity measures
• Former Onondaga County emergency official joins safety team on Onondaga Lake cleanup
• Consumer watchdog weighs putting limits on mortgage fees
• Five vie for three spots on J-D BOE
• Tillie’s Touch drive happening Saturday
• Four vie for three spots on Marcellus BOE
• Workout class keeps seniors moving
• VersuS art gallery set to open Saturday night
• Rescue Mission director resigns suddenly, prompting search for replacement
• Postal Service loses $3.2B in 2nd quarter, blasts Congress for blocking cost-cutting moves
• TV commercial filming at Clay Fire Department: Neighbors North Today
• College students plan fundraising run/walk across America
• United Inn in Salina will be shut down, demolished
• Carol Baldwin to receive Ellis Island Medal of Honor
• Jury finds Martinous Hudson guilty on all charges in double-fatal shooting
• DeWitt Rotary hosts 58th annual Pancake Day this weekend
• New York lawmakers consider banning indoor tanning for minors
• Making tracks for celiac at Jamesville Beach
• A Thousand Islands mystery
• US deficit looms large despite surplus in April
• Save West Genesee Sports to hold run/walk and faculty softball game
• Tour dates for Trespass America and video update from Battlecross
• Paige’s Butterfly Run and Upstate streamline registration process
• B’ville track teams handle Henninger
• Baldwinsville is a tree community
• Skaneateles again ranked one of nation’s best high schools
• Open Book Club continues at library
• Caz AD team ranks 25th in U.S.
• 5 Ledyard Ave. hosts FCA Sports Camp meeting
• Today's obituaries: Joseph F. Arcuri, 30, Liverpool HS graduate, died at the Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo
• Syracuse University names 2012 University Scholars
• Troopers charge Moravia man with disseminating indecent materials to minors
• What's going on: Bodies found at Russian jet wreckage in Indonesia
• Which is the Ultimate Fishing Town -- Oswego or Pulaski?
• Opinion today: Going national is bad move for Hofmann hot dogs
• Pulaski man charged with felony after breaking window in jail cell
• Update: Water problem erupts from pavement on North Clinton Street
• $5,000 reward offered for information leading to arrest, conviction in alpaca, duck deaths in town of Onondaga
• Picket line remains at TRW plant in Auburn ahead of union vote
• Company news: Sheri Tyler promoted at BTI The Travel Consultants
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• Seussical actors sought for B'ville play
• Caz girls track seals regular-season league title
• Patchy frost could hit Syracuse area tonight as temperatures dip into 30s
• Photos of the Day: Fog Keeps His Secret Spot Under Wraps
• Paladino vs. Cuomo, the rematch: Election opponents fight in court over Empire Zone money
• "Crooked Arrows" stars walk the red carpet in Syracuse
• Mother-in-law: Kidnap-slaying suspect thought 2 abducted Tenn. girls were his daughters
• Canton Woods Never too old to play
• Oswego County candidates for school boards
• West Genesee Middle School students win Law Day poster honors
• Fayetteville-Manlius High School, Wellwood Middle School students win Law Day honors
• Liverpool High School students win Law Day honors
• C-NS boys track fights off Liverpool, 72-69
• Lacrosse Lakers fight past CBA, extend win streak to 32
• Central New Yorkers react to Obama's support of same-sex marriage
• President Obama declares his support for gay marriage
• TRW Automotive official says tentative deal reached with striking workers
• Developers plan to turn old Syracuse factory into space for new businesses
• 'Life in our community has been enriched' by nine Post-Standard Achievement Award honorees
• Manlius officials are "cautiously optimistic" swan could still lay eggs
• High school students from CNY confront Philip Morris International chairman at shareholders meeting
• New York chancellor: Errors in state tests are disturbing
• Packaged lunch meat carves out a new niche
• Syracuse University plans 3.6 percent tuition increase next year
• Syracuse group joins national protest against Bank of America
• Saudis emerge as key US ally against terrorists
• Work under way on Salina nanotech project
• Lacrosse, Native American storyline drew movie stars to Crooked Arrows
• Hundreds attend I-81 open house
• Preservation Association of Central New York honors historic projects, backers
• What's going on: Democrats, GOP continue to battle over budget cuts
• Syracuse-area non-profit leaders will be recorded telling their stories for NPR
• Greek left-wing leader says his attempt to create a coalition government has failed
• New York seeks to fire 200 staff for abusing people with disabilities
• Update: Suspect in kidnap-slayings of Tenn. mother, daughter added to FBI's Most Wanted list
• Groundbreaking today for new College of Law building at SU
• F-M administrator named next principal of ESM High School
• Girl Scouts donate books to Literacy Volunteers
• Three Skaneateles teams finish at top of CNY Envirothon competition
• Skaneateles Garden Club News
• Sudanese refugee recounts experiences at AAUW breakfast
• Skaneateles Boy Scout Troop 61 participates in 25th Annual “Operation Tenderfoot” camping trip
• In profile: Skaneateles Police Chief H. Lloyd Perkins
• Historic Skaneateles building purchased by local developers
• Skaneateles Farmers’ Market increasing in size, preparing to open
• Budweiser donates $50K to United Way
• Skaneateles girls track sweeps CBA, Hannibal
• High water levels close Erie Canal from Sylvan Beach to Albany area
• Alvarez, Barton represent Class of 2012 as senior class marshals
• Newhouse PR students recognized for outstanding work outside classroom
• Syracuse University, Dumbo Arts Center to present M.F.A. exhibition in New York City May 23-27
• Whitman School's online Six Sigma program saves Beech-Nut Nutrition $782,000
• Th3 plans May events
• Syracusan's brother wins 'The Voice' competition
• Syracuse jury deliberating in double-murder case
• Today's obituaries: Richard H. "Dick" Keller, 71, of North Syracuse, loved RVing, traveling across country
• Marcellus track sweeps Westhill, Solvay
• Beaver Lake Nature Center - Pizza and Pull Party and more activities
• What's going on: Veteran Sen. Richard Lugar's loss is big lesson for Republicans, Democrats
• Two men charged with robbing marijuana from third man in Cicero
• Marcellus boys lacrosse edges Skaneateles
• Federal government spends $4 million to help farmers markets take food stamps
• WG track teams splits with Corcoran
• Police news conference to discuss drug investigation, arrests at Madison, Onondaga County stores
• Company news: Sarfraz Mian receives a 2012 SUNY Chancellors Award
• B’ville inducts 93 students into NHS
• Photos of the Day: TRW Workers Say Enough Already
• Cattle prices jump as ranchers begins rebuilding
• Union, TRW resume talks this morning in Auburn
• Statue to Dr. Mary Edwards Walker to be dedicated Saturday
• Celebrating Mom with solos, steps and soul
• North Carolina voters approve amendment on gay marriage
• Warriors top F-M, move to 14-0
• STEM Education expert to speak at Oswego State's Torchlight Ceremony
• State police identify women injured in Van Buren car crash
• Update: Would-be bomber in Yemen was working for the CIA
• Officials: Would-be al-Qaida bomber was CIA informant
• Good news: Gas prices likely won't set a record this summer, government says
• Activists try to save dog that killed toddler in Nevada
• Two Fort Drum soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Syracuse teacher wins national "STEM" award
• Cleveland pupils learn about character from their native son
• Turmoil in Europe pushes stocks lower in US
• State senators look for federal disaster declaration for Finger Lakes crops
• Syracuse school board selects its leaders for the year
• State announces Currier Plastics will get grant, tax credits
• SBA plans program to explain business zones
• New York fines 15 insurers over lack of mental health coverage notices
• Recruiting commercials to feature volunteer firefighters from Syracuse area
• Onondaga Nation leaders attend UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
• Regional economic council to meet with public in Aurora
• How about a Gordon Lightfoot Concert for mom on Mother's Day!
• Cash from online defense fund pays for George Zimmerman's living expenses
• House spares Pentagon, homeland security from cuts
• Airport security remains unchanged despite 'undetectable' plane bomb
• Clean up efforts pay off in B'ville creek
• Local officials: Carpenter’s Barn is ready for restoration
• Porter to run for re-election to Caz Village Board
• Caz Action: ‘This is here’
• Caz LWV hosts BOE candidate forum
• Baker receives state approval for CTE Seal of Endorsement
• Anti-bailout party rejects Greek austerity pledge
• Ground broken for South Side Food Cooperative
• BBI's annual magazine garners Hermes Creative Award
• Commencement Weekend 2012 - SU's 158th and SUNY-ESF's 115th exercises May 13
• SU receives information assurance re-designation
• 'Where the Wild Things Are' author Maurice Sendak dies at 83
• CHE plants pinwheel garden for child abuse prevention
• Today's obituaries: Daniel Cerio, Jr., of Manlius, died in a snowmobile racing accident
• LPL trustee election is contested
• Senate heads toward showdown vote on student loans
• NAMOW holds fourth annual Spring Gala
• Komen for the Cure awards $44K grant to Crouse Hospital
• Company news: Kent Schmidt awarded Accredited Investment Fiduciary designation
• Liverpool school board candidate profiles
• North Syracuse school board candidate profiles
• NYSUT ads aim to keep cash flowing its way
• Cops: Hudson Valley man dug up dead pet, sent photos to owner
• Former Central Square health center is being renovated to reopened
• Union members walk picket line this morning at TRW in Auburn
• Rosamond Gifford speaker Abraham Verghese mixes medicine with writing
• Photos of the Day: A Beautiful Thing
• Fire causes extensive damage to basement of state-owned home in Syracuse
• What's going on: Tennessee mom, daughter found dead; 2 sisters still missing
• Syracuse firefighters at house fire on Academy Place
• Update: Syracuse police charge man with robbery after he is hit by car on West Matson Street
• B’ville students awarded for excellence
• Friends remember avid racer Dan Cerio
• Sunoco, Subway approved for village of Camillus
• A new chapter for Hofmann: Dream team of investors hopes to bring CNY's favorite hot dogs to national market
• Federal settlement with GM brings $39.2 million more for Ley Creek cleanup
• Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner says she won't spend $2 million council added to budget
• Pedestrian killed crossing Erie Boulevard East in Syracuse
• Heirs of Pepsi formula developer sue company
• AT&T wants to end mandatory white pages
• US, China to cooperate more on cyber threats
• US: CIA thwarts new al-Qaida underwear bomb plot
• Bishop won't let group publicly honor gay student at awards ceremony
• ESM softball rallies, beats J-D in eight innings
• Self-driving cars set for test drive in Nevada
• Update: Syracuse police say man hit by car after he shot at vehicle
• Gov. Cuomo proposes new state agency to protect people with disabilities
• Gov. Cuomo targets New York Racing Association with reforms
• Two British kayakers pass through Central New York as they cross state via Erie Canal
• Syracuse police find missing Auburn teen
• US consumers stepped up their borrowing in March by biggest 1-month increase in 10 years
• OCC releases more SRC Arena documents; legislator says it's not enough
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Mary Jo Paul supports Riefler in Marcellus BOE race
• What's going on: Cash-strapped cities seek more money from tax-exempt colleges
• Senate passes bill to allow Mercy Flight to get low-interest loans through state authority
• Oswego County to distribute potassium iodide pills May 15
• Make sure to check out the world premiere of "Crooked Arrows," a film centered o...
• Crooked Arrows lacrosse players sign autographs at LaFayette High School
• Eagle editors honored by Syracuse Press Club, New York Press Association
• EDITORIAL: Let bikers bike
• Spring season paves way for bikers on the road
• Clark Street bridge reopens to traffic
• COLUMN: Library Focus - Find your family line using online genealogy resources
• Fenner holds hydrofracking meeting
• Town Planning Board approves demolition of Ender's House
• Titanic survivor had ties to Cazenovia, Nelson area
• Open Your Heart to feature local artists
• CRIS prepares for annual purse auction
• Six county libraries receive grants from state
• Al-Qaida releases video of American hostage Warren Weinstein
• Radziewicz leads Brothers past Mustangs in OT
• Fugitive caught after 100-mile car chase across northern New York
• B’ville residents reenlist into Army National Guard
• Update: Town of Clay man sentenced in DWI crash that killed his girlfriend
• DeWitt woman sets women's record in Mountain Goat run: Neighbors East Today
• Jim Boeheim becomes adviser to pharmaceutical company
• CBA baseball completes sweeps of Ludden, J-D
• Hornets, Tucker polish off West Genesee
• J-D softball powers past CBA, 11-5
• CBA track hosts Brother Basilian meet
• Syracuse gas prices continue slipping downward
• Long Island boy seeks to remain on girls field hockey team
• Today's obituaries: Beverly Glazier, 78, co-composed an anti-smoking musical performed in schools throughout CNY
• Baker students receive awards in photo show
• Company news: Michelle Duggan joins ZonicRealty.com
• What's going on: Police investigate body found at Kentucky Derby track
• Johnson family home makeover in Tully to be revealed this morning
• Photos of the Day: Hockey Fan Wins The Prize
• Van Buren resident to act as student ambassador for World Expo
• Auburn firm accused of copyright infringements over mannequins
• Syracuse University student still in critical condition five days after crash
• Save the Rain program in Syracuse also will reach the suburbs
• Financial markets could stumble after France, Greece election results
• Syracuse water department on scene of water main break
• Court Notebook: Lawyer Docter in race for judge
• Syracuse firefighters respond to reported house fire
• Obama's visit to Upstate NY will prompt talk of a Cuomo campaign in 2016
• Boy drowns in Steuben County farm pond
• Car takes off after hitting boy on Carbon Street, Syracuse police say
• CNY racing community mourns death of Manlius man killed at Michigan dragstrip
• Fire destoys operations facility at Cleveland, NY, wire company
• Update: State police call off investigation of double stabbing in DeWitt
• Fulton boy and his youth hockey teammates spend a day with the Stanley Cup
• Francois Hollande defeats Nicolas Sarkozy to become next president of France
• The Post-Standard, its magazines and Syracuse.com win 28 Syracuse Press Club awards
• Boys track Bees rise to second at New Hartford meet
• Boys lacrosse Bees fight past Penn Yan
• B’ville girls toppled by West Genny again
• B’ville boys tennis sweeps pair of foes
• Skaneateles girls lax improves to 10-2
• Skaneateles track sweeps Marcellus, Homer
• Tennis Lakers win three of four matches
• Skaneateles boys lax falls to Homer again
• Boys golf Lakers stop Solvay twice
• Baseball Lakers have 1-3 week
• Skaneateles softball beats Cazenovia, J-E
• Police called to fight involving 75 people on Ithaca streets
• WG boys track takes fourth at New Hartford meet
• Firefighters battle fire at Oswego County factory
• Buffalo turns wrecking balls from vacant houses to empty commercial buildings
• Oscar’s track: The health risk of pain relievers
• Floral notes: Color your world
• Madison County man charged with DWI after OnStar reports crash to 911
• Justice is no lady
• Caz Scouts visit area churches, study Ten Commandments
• Saundra Smokes: Promise of Empire Zones was never fulfilled in Syracuse
• Honeywell plants, trees, grass near Onondaga Lake shoreline along eastbound I-690
• City of Fulton man killed in state Route 48 crash in Granby, troopers say
• Manlius man killed in 170 mph crash at Michigan drag race track
• Two men cut in Butternut Street fight in Syracuse
• What's going on: Sept. 11 defendants disrupt Guantanamo Bay hearing
• Taxpayers lost $5 million on three partners' dreams for beans and airplanes
• Driver dies in crash on Route 48 in the town of Granby
• A Central New York sunset: A photo just for your enjoyment
• Update: Clouds clear in parts of CNY and moon looks pretty super tonight
• Baseball Mustangs build four-game win streak
• Syracuse's Clinton Square hosts Crawfish Festival for the first time
• Western gateway to Syracuse goes green as Onondaga Lake cleanup continues
• Susan Bertrand, her foundation offers hope, help to those with cancer, other illnesses
• Shopping breaks out at Syracuse art store
• Skaneateles joins 25 other New York communities who have banned gas drilling
• Syracuse police seek motorcyclist who hit six-year-old boy
• More than 3,600 Mountain Goat runners get ready to run; drivers get ready for a few street closings
• Police seek information about two Owasco fires
• Syracuse University professor will lead national library group next year
• Onondaga Community College students volunteer at non-profit farm
• Obama kicks off campaign for second term, takes aim at Mitt Romney
• Syracuse's Shred-O-Rama takes in 32 tons of documents
• Syracuse University student remains in critical condition
• ‘The Showgirls Strike Back’
• President: Shift focus from wars to domestic concerns; GOP: Obama 'punts on almost every tough decision'
• Today's obituaries: John E. 'Jack' Connors, Marine Corps veteran and longtime General Electric employee
• Larry Stackhouse Jr.'s family continues search for answers about missing Syracuse man
• 14 people sickened by salmonella after handling contaminated dog food
• Families of Sept. 11 victims prepare for Guantanamo arraignment
• Syracuse man shot in foot and leg
• Stories from Syracuse's sister community in El Salvador to be shared
• Imagining America Engagement Fellows apply undergraduate educations to jobs in Syracuse community
• Craig Ramey featured speaker at annual Jack Reilly Distinguished Lecture May 16
• Students travel to Bollywood, study with Indian filmmakers
• University of Minnesota president interviews Chancellor Cantor as part of UMN's 'Public Mission, Urban Challenges: The 21st-Century University' event
• Environmentalist Rhea Jezer works to shape the future of energy
• Maureen Green: A way to control litter? It's in the bag
• Syracuse temple welcomes Muslim leaders at sabbath service
• What The Frack!
• LETTERS: Caz school district needs to keep educators like Lonergan
• LETTERS: CRIS-CAT is valuable to residents, community
• Caz baseball stuns state no. 1-ranked Westhill
• Obama, Romney spar over latest jobs report
• Oswego woman teaches Central New Yorkers how to save using coupons
• East Syracuse gets $279,000 grant for sewer work
• Syracuse University School of Architecture dean to leave
• West Genny girls lax rolls past B'ville, 16-10
• Marcellus house fire causes extensive damage
• Skaneateles building bought by local investors
• Nearly 1,000 students gather for 87th annual New York State FFA convention
• Liverpool's 'Christmas tree house' built with love
• Study: More EKG testing by ambulance crews needed for Syracuse heart attack patients
• University Hill Corporation's annual meeting set for Wednesday
• Skaneateles siblings catch huge fish, shark on Hawaii trip
• Jordan presents adopted budget
• State DOT announces lane closure on I-81 in Syracuse beginning Monday
• Lightning bolt from overnight storm jolts Weedsport home
• DeWitt secures two sizeable green grants
• Workers' Comp fund paid $36,061 in benefits to 7 inmates, report says
• Foreign Trade Zone law promotes regional economic development
• Come and enjoy performances by the College's Jazz Ensemble, Latin Ensemble, and...
• Owner of Jamesville fence destroyed by vandals offers reward
• Former state Sen. Hiram Monserrate pleads guilty to fraud
• Altmar man accused of stealing car and attempting burglary
• One bank robbery charge dropped, another now indicted
• East Syracuse awarded grant to help stop sewage overflow
• Erin Brockovich returns to big screen in new documentary, 'Last Call at the Oasis'
• Man shot by Syracuse police still in psychiatric facility
• Former Cicero woman indicted on child pornography and sex abuse charges
• Candidates running for Oswego County school board seats
• Company news: Enable makes staff announcements
• Bryce’s great expectations
• America’s oldest flour company teaches young people to bake
• Lacrosse Hornets fall to West Genny again
• J-D boys lacrosse smashes trio of foes
• Construction worker injured at Syracuse's Carousel Center when pallets fall
• Girls golf teams provide top performances
• Liverpool softball gives Spataro 400th win
• C-NS lacrosse teams both go 1-1
• Skaneateles 6th Graders to Present Joust! on May 5
• Five B’ville students recognized for top PSAT scores
• F-M tennis turns back West Genesee
• West Genny Class of ’72 seeks classmates for 40th reunion
• Final school district budget ready to go to voters
• Symphony Syracuse to present final concert of spring series May 4
• Architecture Dean Mark Robbins named executive director of International Center of Photography in New York City
• Skywatchers take note: Supermoon 2012 comes on May 5
• SyracuseFirst cash mob will invade Craft Chemistry for first #CuseMob Saturday
• Empire Zone board meets this morning to discuss whether to bring back old businesses
• COLUMN: Identity theft - ways to prevent becoming a victim
• Man held in thefts, forgeries at Cicero stores
• Man dies after motorcycle-car accident Sunday in Schroeppel
• Onondaga Nation man accused of robbery
• Skaneateles Schools superintendent leaving for Long Island job
• Central New Yorkers have one last chance to voice their opinion on Interstate 81's future
• Today's obituaries: Cheryl A. Morrow, 48, of Syracuse, died after a five-year battle with breast cancer
• Opinion today: Gas industry trying to sell us pack of lies
• Learn about Oswego school budget on line and on the air
• Lacrosse Lakers' win streak hits 30
• Caz girls lacrosse has wild 2-2 stretch
• Photos of the Day: Fire at 1320 Bellevue Ave
• Three teens charged with stealing alcohol from Lenox restaurant
• Ithaca police looking for man who entered apartment and inappropriately touched sleeping woman
• What's going on: Arizona police say neo-Nazi killed himself, four others
• B’ville officer recognized
• SU student struck by car remains in critical condition
• New York State Police accuse Scriba woman of choking her 93-year-old mother
• Syracuse police arrest stabbing suspect
• Update: Syracuse police identify victims of double shooting
• Syracuse police investigate stabbing of woman
• Cazenovia planning board narrowly approves demolition of historic home on Route 20
• Syracuse hit by swarm of butterflies
• Fire reported at house in Skaneateles
• Superintendent Phil D’Angelo to leave Skaneateles School District in June
• Syracuse University Chancellor Nancy Cantor collaborates with city so both benefit
• Syracuse school board cuts its tentative 2012-13 district budget
• 'Overheated' Syracuse firefighter hospitalized as precaution
• Syracuse council proposes $2 million extra for schools, senior center, small-business loans
• Blind Chinese activist changes his mind, asks Congress to let him study in the United States
• Singers Needed for Baccalaureate Mass
• Westhill claims baseball showdown with Homer
• Judge gives Buffalo man 2 weeks to pay Facebook's lawyer fees
• Syracuse firefighters battle blaze on Bellevue Avenue
• Military commanders warned to get troops in line, refrain from unethical behavior
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo considers new effort to replace Thruway's Tappan Zee Bridge
• Former Senate Majority Leader Joe Bruno re-indicted in federal court on fraud charges
• AP Exclusive: Wyoming governor got EPA to delay report linking hydrofracking to groundwater contamination
• Nineteen arrested in sweep of accused drug dealers by Onondaga County sheriff's deputies
• A-P-W art students win award at Olympics of the Visual Arts
• Colorado school bans sweets as trans fat bill reaches the state's House of Representatives
• G. Ray Bodley High in Fulton again wins Oswego County Envirothon
• Technology Alliance of Central New York to honor five teachers
• New York's attorney general sues retired racehorse charity
• Crawfish Fest finds Clinton Square Saturday
• Boys track Warriors rips B’ville
• C-NS track sweeps past West Genesee
• Beyond RICO: the next gang generation
• Caz Library literacy programs take on new challenges
• Preservation of Enders House is vital to Cazenovia’s history, future
• B’ville girls track beats Liverpool
• Caz Watercolor Society to show work at NWFL
• B’ville elementary collects more than $1,000 to fight disease
• Green initiatives in east-side suburbs to be funded by Save the Rain grants
• Downtown Writing Center offers pro baseball as inspiration
• Camillus approved for $421K grant for green initiatives in Shove Park
• Spirit of Syracuse places second at international sing-off
• B’ville junior selected for prestigious summer music program
• Solvay softball shuts down Westhill
• A lesson worth learning
• Heavy Metal giants take on Autism
• All ready for graduation? This year's Commencement Ceremony is set for Saturday,...
• Pepsi brings back Michael Jackson in ads
• Varshney to receive IEEE Judith A. Resnik Award for pioneering work in wireless technology
• Chief scientist for NASA to give convocation address for L.C. Smith
• VPA alumni nominated for 2012 Tony Awards
• SU junior receives prestigious 2012 Goldwater Scholarship
• Library acquires recordings from Onondaga Historical Association
• Hannibal man, 27, charged with rape of child younger than 17
• Hotel favored by mobster Al Capone for sale on eBay with a starting bid of $2 million
• Man charged in theft of safe from Oswego County Waste Authority
• Dr. Robert Corona to head Pathology department
• Opinion today: A politician may actually want to help
• Rockstar Energy Drinks Uproar announces bands and events, tour dates coming
• Rockstar Energy Drinks Uproar announces bands and events, tour dates coming
• Company news: Christopher Bonner will be presenter at National Business Institute's seminar
• Lysander Parks and Recreation: Summer Program Registration
• Photos of the Day: One Last Spring Fling Before Finals
• Update: Woman hurt in accident at Harrison and Elizabeth Blackwell streets in Syracuse
• Today's obituaries: Clarence E. "Kan" Bushnell, 88, of Camillus, participated in the D-Day invasion
• Justice Deborah Karalunas stresses importance of education to survival of courts and freedom
• Track Lakers flatten Westhill, Hannibal
• Chittenango baseball tops CBA, ESM
• Cops: Motorcyclist arrested driving 166 mph on Thruway
• What's going on: Student forgotten in cell for 4 days files $20 million claim against DEA
• Oh, deer -- Thruway officials issue 'antler alert'
• Woman hit by car in Syracuse
• Preparing for Plainville spring barbecues
• 'Operation Spring Brake' takes place next week on state Thruway
• Steady job gains to sustain US recovery, survey says
• Downtown Syracuse emergency services operation faces uncertain future
• Man in black robs Byrne Dairy in Salina
• F-M celebrates new track with 'community mile' May 9
• Edwin Kelley Jr. 'learned to help others through the Y'
• Sullivan officials approve moratorium on mining permits
• Syracuse council looks to increase spending by $2 million
• Steve Forbes, speaking in Syracuse, says flat tax remains the future
• DeRuyter man pleads guilty to child-porn charge
• Excellus refunding $2.5 million in overpayments to Onondaga County
• Loretto tightens belt, cuts 100 jobs
• Edvard Munch artwork 'The Scream' sells for record $119.9 million at auction
• Traffic advisories for Syracuse's Crawfish Festival, Mountain Goat Run
• Shooting in Arizona home leaves 5 dead
• Baseball Warriors escape Baldwinsville, 4-3
• Biologist: 'Chances look poor' for more eggs from Manlius swans this season
• Onondaga County fiscal officer Jim Rowley taking pay cut to become Oneida city schools administrator
• Loretto revives plan to build small homes in Cicero
• State police in North Syracuse investigate credit card fraud
• Syracuse's First Presbyterian sings swan song Sunday
• Fulton man accused of breaking infant's leg
• Three Clay residents charged with breaking into storage units
• Newt Gingrich makes it official, ends bid for Republican presidential nomination
• Seniors ice skate twice a week at Cicero Twin Rinks: Neighbors North Today
• One man injured and a woman taken into police custody after Syracuse stabbing
• Pulaski man, 21, pleads guilty in federal court to possessing guns
• Woman injured in Town of Hastings car crash: Oswego Neighbors Today
• Customers paid for services not rendered
• Detroit unions weigh strike option as layoffs loom
• OCC students celebrate end of semester with Spring Party on the Quad
• B’ville Girl Scout ready to refurbish village mural
• The Rhythm-Airs perform Saturday at St. Luke’s
• Onondaga Lake Park to host Race on the Lake
• Baldwinsville Earth science teacher awarded grant
• Opinion today: Onondaga Community College belongs to the taxpayers
• Syracuse ceremony Thursday will mark the 221st anniversary of signing of Polish constitution
• SU linguist to receive master's teaching prize
• Department of Drama to present senior showcase May 5
• Earth Day cleanup efforts in Baldwinsville
• Interview with Matt Bachand of Shadows Fall discusses new album and more
• Brewerton company expands workforce with acquisition
• Pioneering woman surgeon, best-selling author and doctor to receive honorary degrees at Commencement May 20
• Federal officials use anti-racketeering law to charge 11 members of V-NOT gang on Syracuse's South Side
• Blind activist Chen Guangcheng to be reunited with family in Beijing
• Average price for regular gasoline falls below $4 a gallon in Syracuse, one pricing service says
• Dick Ford gives free music lessons to city pupils with above average grades
• Accused gang member Rashaad Walker Sr. freed while facing gun charges
• Company news: Malachi Reardon recipient of 2012 SUNY Chancellor's Award for Excellence
• Today's obituaries: Lawrence R. Davis Sr., 78, of Syracuse, enjoyed the Adirondack's Dude Ranch
• Osprey pair returns to their favorite summer home: a WCNY tower in Salina
• Plainville FD hosts Recruit New York event
• What's going on: FBI says men unknowingly put fake bombs at Ohio bridge
• Photos of the Day: They May Dance to Different Drums
• Wynn Macau gets approval for new casino in Cotai district
• Crime database: Burglars strike across Onondaga County
• One resident injured during apartment house fire in Cortland
• Boys lax Wildcats come back, beat F-M 9-7
• CazCares turns 30
• Caz village election heats up
• Magee announces ‘ReCharge New York’ projects to retain jobs
• Onondaga Community College president maintains SRC Arena documents aren't public
• President Obama, speaking in Afghanistan, sees "light of new day"
• Marchers parade through downtown Syracuse for May Day
• New York's chief judge proposes more free legal help for the poor
• Scout official resigns, supports ousted gay den mother
• Jamesville-DeWitt High School recognizes seniors for their college choices in special ceremony
• New York plugs odd loopholes in no-fault insurance law
• Smokers' rights group challenges New York's smoking ban in state parks
• OCRRA hires Mark Donnelly as new executive director
• Meeting Wednesday night on saving Lake Neatahwanta
• Fed says retailers paying a lot less in debit fees
• Toyota, Chrysler see big gains in April auto sales at expense of GM, Ford
• Chittenango, Central Square teachers called "inspirational"
• Daily Orange stories draw response from Syracuse University community
• Syracuse dancers welcome May with centuries old tradition
• Schumer wants House to pass Violence Against Women Act
• Dow Jones average hits highest mark since December 2007
• Crowd gathers for May Day celebration
• Soon-to-be former presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich made his mark in Congress with polarizing rhetoric
• Fulton mail carrier, husband admit making false statements to get workers comp benefits
• President Obama travels to Afghanistan to sign security pact
• Air 1 expected to return to service this month; $105K raised to date for Foundation
• Special meeting called for Camillus Sunoco plan, no action taken
• Meeting today in Hannibal concerning intersection safety
• Something for every taste at Taste of Baldwinsville
• Take Back drive brings in 145 pounds of prescriptions in Camillus
• State considers dropping Regents exam for global history for some students, to Central New York teachers' dismay
• Army OKs another piece of $881 million order for Lockheed radar
• SU and SUNY-ESF student entrepreneurs shine in NYS Business Plan Competition
• Annual Faculty Recognition Awards program honors teaching excellence
• Burton Blatt Institute names inaugural Olinsky Law Group Fellow
• Scott Samson to receive 2012 Wasserstrom Prize
• Syracuse police call Grant Village fire death a suicide
• Opinion today: Americans have right to assemble peacefully, speak out freely
• Interview with J Loren of Hurt discusses the new album and Krock's DFB 6
• Caz Preservation Foundation receives grant funding
• Black bear captured on video in West Monroe woods: Oswego Neighbors Today
• Oswego County deputies seeking Amboy man on reckless driving complaint charge him with making meth
• Peter Knoblock's vision: Create a nuturing inclusive environment for all children
• UK lawmakers: Rupert Murdoch unfit to lead company
• Sen. Charles Schumer in Fulton to call for passage of Violence Against Women Act
• Company news: United Way of Central New York announces 2012 board of directors
• Mob flashing cash to invade Syracuse business for SyracuseFirst event
• Van Buren Republican Women’s Club celebrates milestone
• Today's obituaries: Sharon Stack, 56, of Baldwinsville, was born and raised in Syracuse
• Occupy Syracuse movement plans events to mark May Day today
• New Berlin man charged with killing 6 of neighbor's horses
• What's going on: Workers demand wage increases in May Day protests worldwide
• Slicker weather expected around Syracuse this morning
• Photos of the Day: Alpaca Deaths A Mystery
• British doctors criticize McDonalds' Olympic sponsorship
• Search continues for missing Canastota woman
• COLUMN: Remember Your Grandmother this Mother's Day
• Madison County Sheriff's deputies charge person with animal cruelty
• Discussion of reuses for Altmar and Williamstown elementary schools topic for meeting
• Syracuse school district's new math may require 35 more layoffs
• Town of Onondaga woman tries to figure out why more than 30 alpaca died on her farm
• Tickets on sale for world premiere of Crooked Arrows
• May 6th marks the season opening at the Camillus Erie Canal Park and Sims Store
• Cause of fatal Syracuse fire still under investigation
• Under pressure, OCC releases SRC Arena contracts, but insists the records are not public
• Softball Northstars rebound from first defeat
• US consumer spending slowed in March while income rose
• President Obama: Anniversary of bin Laden's death is time for reflection
• DA won't pursue Cortland high school lacrosse incident
• Colombia prostitution scandal gives Secret Service's professional image a black eye
• Dow, S&P 500 slip as Spain enters recession
• Report says New York Racing Association withheld $8.5 million from bettors
• Western New York coroner, fire chief accused of mishandling remains
• AP EXCLUSIVE: US isn't reporting all Afghan attacks
• What's going on: Number of US newborns with drug withdrawal triples
• Federal judge stops Texas law on women's health
• Syracuse man faces life in prison for sexually molesting two young girls
• Authorities search for missing Canastota woman after car turns up in Pulaski
• Wage wars: Workers for, business against a hike
• Great Blue Heron nest on webcam run by Cornell University
• A force out in Marcellus?
• Mayhem Festival announces the first annual cruise
• Win a T-shirt by donning your life jacket
• Interested in studying Spanish in Guatemala? Come to an info meeting on Wednesda...
• Passing the torch
• Local historian talks Lincoln at The Creamery Museum
• Oneida Savings Bank donates to Project CAFÉ
• B'ville music groups team up
• Teens raise $2K for world hunger during 30-Hour Famine event
• Handbell composition debuts at Presbyterian Church
• Manufacturing plants in Skaneateles Falls, Moravia to close next year
• Village board begins to limit charity races on village streets
• Village residents speak out over possible change to neighborhood walkway
• To question a law
• C-NS track sides win plenty on weekend
• Bryce Harper, Tyler Moore both promoted
• Track Warriors contend at Chittenango Invitational
• C-NS softball goes 3-1 at Binghamton tournament
• Crunch falls to St. John’s in first-round of AHL playoffs
• Liverpool girls lax goes 3-0, beats F-M
• Cazenovia Police Blotter: March 29 to April 19
• One person is dead after a fire at Grant Village apartments in Syracuse
• LETTERS: Caz students participate in ‘Mad City,’ get financial reality check
• LETTERS: Farm Bureau happy for good news, thankful for Magee
• LETTERS: Young Caz activists thank donors, send funds to NWF
• Wigge Reviews: ‘Bully’
• Deputies ask for public's help in investigation of shots fired at Salina hotel
• State: Elbridge business owes $2M in back sales tax
• Former prison guard wins $650,000 from New York state in sexual harassment suit
• Rights group: US asylum likely for blind Chinese activist
• B’ville youth takes first place in WCNY contest
• Onondaga Community College officials agree to release SRC Arena contracts
• F-M track sweeps to Chittenango Invitational titles
• J-D boys lacrosse edged by Fairport
• Baseball Brothers, Rams, Hornets go 2-0
• CBA lacrosse sides combine for 5-0 week
• Syracuse's average price for regular gas falls below the year-ago average
• Today's obituaries: Patricia King "Pat" Griffith, nurse, teacher, volunteer and proud feminist
• School bus blocks traffic at West Genesee St. and N. Lowell Ave., Syracuse
• Syracuse awakens from last cold night to a week of promising weather
• They grew up on Tipperary Hill, so for decades they've given back to their old neighborhood
• Jamesville-DeWitt wins mock trial regional championship
• Photos of the Day: Blessing of the Bikes
• What's going on: Officials investigate deadly Bronx Zoo crash that killed 7
• B'ville Library budget passes
• Australian billionaire: Titanic II to sail in 2016
• COLUMN: Organ donors can register online; one donor has potential to save eight lives
• Court Notebook: Syracuse lawyer suspended for new misconduct
• Court Notebook: Landmark Theatre to host Law Day luncheon and career fair
• Court Notebook: Giggling in court doesn't earn probation violator favorable points from judge
• Mounting pressure forced Marcellus baseball resignations, say coaches
• Mounting pressure forced Marcellus baseball resignations
• Update: Deputies identify motorcyclist taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries after Schroeppel crash
• Spring Library Newsletter Available Online
• Math Pioneers Fellowship
• Catholic priest blesses hundreds of motorcycles on sunny day in Syracuse
• 7 killed after van plunges off road near Bronx Zoo
• Historic organs play for crowd in Syracuse
• Area men grow mustaches for Burn Foundation of CNY
• Syracuse police investigate Bada Bing strip club stabbing
• Syracuse man stabbed in groin, chest at Erie Boulevard bowling alley
• Albany rushes to decide if Empire Zone offenders should have their millions in tax breaks restored
• Today's obituaries: Dr. Daniel Burdick, cancer specialist and classical music aficionado
• 'Jack-of-all-trades' fugitive arrested after car, foot chase in Oswego County
• C-NS grad Corbin moves up to Major Leagues
• CBA softball wins thrillers over Phoenix, ESM
• New York canal system opens, a little earlier than usual
• Central New York money-saving expert to present seminars at The Post-Standard
• What's going on: A year after raid kills Osama bin Laden, hobbled al-Qaida still dreams of payback
• Fiutak, Tonzi, Gale earn wins at Saturday meets
• Girls lacrosse Lakers improve to 7-2
• Marcellus baseball returns, gets no-hit by VVS
• Local track teams take part in weekend meets
• Marcellus boys go 3-0, rise above .500 mark
• Girls lacrosse Mustangs handle pair of foes
• Jim and Juli Boeheim host annual Basket Ball fundraiser
• Honeoye Falls man identified as driver who led troopers on four-county Thruway chase
• Girls track Lakers finish second at Chittenango meet
• Boys lacrosse Lakers rip Ludden, MPH
• Caz girls lacrosse goes 1-1, beats MPH
• Chittenango boys lacrosse edged by ESM
• Behind the scenes, Syracuse's Destiny USA is revving up for bigger things
• At White House Correspondents Dinner, Obama pokes fun at Romney, Trump, Hillary Clinton and Secret Service
• Update: Trooper injured, one in custody following four-county Thruway chase
• Prom season: In CNY it's time to search for the perfect dress
• State police involved in chase on state Thruway through Onondaga County and into Madison County
• 100 Black Men of Syracuse holds successful fundraiser at Syracuse Stage
• Fort Drum soldiers treated to fishing tournament
• Syracuse police investigating early morning stabbing
• Judy Stonecipher opens salon in Fayetteville Square
• B'ville baseball reaches state rankings, tops C-NS
• Boys lacrosse Bees fall to F-M in overtime
• Body of Lowville man recovered from Lake Ontario
• Gas drilling job-training programs pop up in NY
• Texting simulator drives home an important lesson
• Syracuse traffic stop leads to the arrest of teens and recovery of guns
• Shots disrupt party for 16-year-old at Buckley Road hotel
• Fire destroys house trailer in Schroeppel
• Nearly 1,000 people walk at Long Branch Park to raise money for autism awareness
• Friday's snowfall tied record in Syracuse
• Body, believed to be murder suspect, found in mountain bunker in Washington state after standoff
• Today's obituaries: Marilyn Genever, volunteered for several local organizations
• President: GI Bill safeguards can protect veterans; GOP: House budget would limit government, promote growth
• OUR VIEW: The fight against blight
• Ted Nugent says he's insulted by cancellation of concert scheduled for Army post
• Giving students a new perspective on food waste
• SU Drama announces 2012-2013 season
• MacArthur Foundation awards $500,000 to Maxwell School for housing affordability research
• 2012-13 Remembrance Scholars chosen
• Get ready for wider swings in Central New York snowfall
• New Secret Service conduct rules include chaperones for some trips
• Lacrosse Hornets rally, beat B'ville in overtime
• What's going on: Fruit farmers throughout the Northeast brace for frigid temps
• Fulton man accused of sex with child
• Fayetteville Elementary, town of Manlius celebrate Arbor Day
• Fitness Class Cancellations for This Week
• New photo shows work at North Korean nuclear test site
• After hearing arguments, judge will decide at a later date if slander lawsuit against Jim Boeheim proceeds
• National Grid proposal would raise natural gas bills, but cut electric bills
• West Point cadets visit New Jersey city to see, learn to respect diverse cultures
• Update: Interstate 81 northbound is completely open in Cortland County
• Secret Service tightens its conduct rules post-scandal
• New York Senate Republicans get pass from federal officials on its redistricting plan
• With stolen credit card, Syracuse and Skaneateles teens went on nearly $6,000 spree, police say
• Dow regains ground it lost in April while Amazon stock surges
• FCC: TV stations must post their rates for campaign ads online
• Yahoo escalates patent battle with Facebook
• Two agencies investigating Soule Road Middle School explosion
• A weaker first quarter doesn't mean a weak year
• Syracuse nonprofit that helps inner-city youths get into college expanding to two other cities
• State job-credit program targets Syracuse youth
• Third milfoil treatment for Cazenovia Lake planned for this summer
• Nature visits downtown Syracuse: Family of ducks settles in on Clinton Square
• Cayuga County deputies: Aurelius burglary suspects took $100 bills
• Cicero man damages his home, then Cicero patrol car, police say
• Grab your work gloves, sunscreen (hopefully), and help plant a crop as part of t...
• Liverpool, C-NS baseball pick up close wins
• Father and son team cook it up online
• RMS celebrates 10 Years in business
• Comedian ANT’s performance at ESM rescheduled for May 18
• B’ville girls lax rips past C-NS, Oswego
• Police chief Perkins announces retirement plans
• Today's obituaries: Paul W. Yesensky, 80, Korean War Veteran, co-founder of The Greenhouse Effect in Williamstown
• Syracuse University study finds autumn advantage for invasive plants in eastern United States
• 'Sweet lovers love the spring' in 'As You Like It'
• University Lectures announces 2012-13 season
• Girl with blouse in flames ran from Soule Road Middle School explosion
• Activists: Blind Chinese lawyer Chen Guangcheng escapes house arrest
• Syracuse woman faces drug charge after police find cocaine in wallet
• Wildcats fight off C-NS, rip Syracuse East
• Marcellus, J-E engage in close track meets
• Update: Officials clear accidents from I-690 East in Syracuse, I-81 South in Nedrow
• Skaneateles boys lax earns pair of big wins
• Skaneateles girls track falls to Cazenovia
• Village of North Syracuse considers background checking
• Gas prices fall around Syracuse area, state, nation
• North Syracuse residents to vote on bus proposition
• Company news: Prudence York named executive director at Enable
• One student remains hospitalized day after Soule Road Middle School explosion
• B'ville's Keep the Ball Rolling goes social
• Joanie Mahoney "thrilled" special prosecutor finds no election laws broken
• Syracuse faces raw weather today, freeze warning tonight
• Campbell Debate at Everson tackles religion, politics
• Photos of the Day: Crossing Paths In A Cultural Lesson
• What's going on: 27 injured in 4 blasts in eastern Ukraine city
• Timothy Geithner urges China to continue reforming financial system
• B’ville student receives art award
• BBC World News program to showcase Aqua Vita Farms of Sherrill
• Upstate cheered for campaign excellence by United Way
• Sen. Charles Schumer to FEMA: Delay new Syracuse flood maps
• Vehicle hits bridge in Cortland County; I-81 north is closed between exits 12, 13
• Special prosecutor: No evidence of election law violations in Onondaga County
• Top al-Qaida bomb maker in Yemen resurfaces
• APNewsBreak: New York seeks action over lousy Verizon land line service
• Two Syracuse-area teenagers accused of going on $6,000 shopping spree with stolen credit cards
• Senate OKs renewing Violence Against Women Act
• Report: Rebates from health care law will top $1 billion
• Supreme Court moves to center of presidential race with upcoming decisions on health care, immigration
• United Way of Central New York raises $7.47 million, misses goal
• What's going on: Secret Service is investigating misconduct on trip to El Salvador last year
• Parents upset that Boy Scouts fired Ohio den mother because she's lesbian
• Manlius Pebble Hill students learn all about henna
• New York's top court weighs Senate redistricting challenge
• Comedian ANT reschedules ESM show
• St. Mary's rectory auctioned; bidder pays $97,900
• Albany's Desmond Hotel says card information was hacked
• New Jersey family successfully pressures KeyBank to forgive dead son's student loan debt
• Seneca Falls Savings Bank changes its name to Generations Bank
• F-M High School’s Raymond Kilmer named Administrator of the Year
• Bristol-Myers first quarter profit rises 12 percent as sales increase
• Meth lab found during search of Scriba residence
• Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand to tour FEMA flood zone with Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner
• Fire at Soule Road Middle injures students, teacher
• Update: Swan Pond watch group formed; video surveillance system donated
• Track Northstars get sweep of Baldwinsville
• B'ville track sides fall to C-NS
• Bruder to speak at Caz College Commencement
• Prochna, Lakers fall victim to Westhill no-hitter
• Paw prints: Fleas, ticks and worms … Oh my!
• Clearspeak: Bang, bang, I was just defending myself
• Wigge Reviews: ‘The Three Stooges’
• ESM Marching Band hosts massive garage sale Saturday
• Mercer Park receives improvement funding
• Switching subject categories could improve test scores
• Artwork by VPA faculty Jude Lewis, Kevin Larmon opens in new Ortwine Gallery
• Symphony Syracuse to present all-Mozart concert April 29
• NNA opens new website with Newhouse student's 'We Believe in Newspapers' video
• Central New York Regional Economic Development Council announces SyracuseCoE to start first stage of NYE-RIC project
• SU Sustainability Division, Bird Library collaborate on new e-waste program
• SU's Bruce Smith wins Poetry Society of America award
• A warm Thursday should give way to a raw Friday in the Syracuse area
• Crime database: Spike in assaults as other crimes drop in Onondaga County
• Onondaga County law enforcement leaders to release report on child abuse
• Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand wants to allow goose kills near JFK airport
• Today's obituaries: Ray Keith Barnes, 55, advocate for the Alternative to Violence Program
• LETTERS: For the benefit of Tim Bailey’s family
• Head of $2 million cocaine ring imprisoned for 17 years
• LeMoyne lands $7 million gift, will name business school for Michael Madden
• Court: Ex-Liberian President Charles Taylor convicted of war crimes
• Onondaga Community College refuses to disclose contract information for events held at SRC Arena
• Great Swamp Conservancy leaders hire new director, prepare for Spring Migration Festival
• Company news: Charles Sprock elected to National LGBT Bar Foundation
• Mother inspires daughter to organize B'ville fundraisers
• Caz girls track rolls past Skaneateles
• Cazenovia boys golfers take first loss
• Photos of the Day: Violence: Plain and Ugly
• Rupert Murdoch: I was the victim of a cover up
• Police capture Ohio woman after chase through Seneca and Cayuga counties
• Native American flute players to perform at Onondaga Nation craft show
• State plans to improve Hannibal intersection that has been the site of several crashes
• Report: Israel basketball team hires Bernie Fine
• DeWitt Community Library hosts Bollywood event Monday
• NYFVI Bilingual Project Prompts Spinoff for NY Dairy Farms
• Writer's Jubilee scheduled for Saturday in Morrisville
• State allows Onondaga County's new assistant corrections commissioner to collect full pay and pension
• BOCES services cost local school districts more, state comptroller claims
• FACT CHECK: Romney plays down his wealth by talking about his dad growing up poor
• Cayuga County deputies continue investigation into fatal crash
• Clear Edge moving Skaneateles Falls, Moravia operations to Oklahoma
• House GOP responds to anti-women criticism by promoting its own bill to prevent violence
• No-hitter, power display mark wild Westhill Wednesday
• Excellus gives $90,000 for program that helps Syracuse kids learn how to live healthier lives
• A SKEWED VIEW: Levon Helm remembered by Dead drummer Mickey Hart
• William D. West, former Post-Standard critic and professor, dies
• The Freedom From Religion Foundation targets cross on Rhode Island war memorial
• Fed: Economy is growing moderately, so there will be no policy changes
• US Senate seeks to make it tougher to close post offices
• Deputies seek help in identifying man who exposed himself in Salina
• Six Oswego County companies to receive low-cost power
• What's going on: Supreme Court takes up Arizona immigration law
• Meeting set for May 2 to discuss Hannibal intersection improvements
• Man exposes himself to girl in Salina
• Domino's Pizza in Lyncourt reopens after car crashed through (video of crash)
• BlueCross pledges $90K donation to Hillside youth program
• Manlius, DeWitt, East Syracuse police reports ending 4/18
• Syracuse police decline to discuss motive in 'brutal' beating death
• Young men learn about the graphic side of violent behavior
• Reynolds students receive study skills awards
• Former John Edwards aide testifies about efforts to hide mistress
• Texting and Driving Simulator stops at MPH Saturday
• Police say Jamesville man destroyed Manlius swan eggs
• Fayetteville, Manlius to host Bike and Blade Sale
• CPF chugs along old railroad tracks
• News on the Onondaga Lake cleanup
• Cicero launches new website
• Cicero teen center celebrates permanent homecoming with a grand opening Sunday
• NSJHS Builders Club focuses on connecting students to community, each other
• Second suspect arraigned in brutal beating death of Syracuse man
• SQHAP names new director, Radell to board
• Janet Napolitano faces questions on Secret Service prostitution scandal
• Silent auction part of closing reception for 'The Photographer as Child' exhibition
• Asian Pacific American Heritage Month culminates with lecture on cross-cultural leadership
• World premiere of 'Crooked Arrows' to take place in Syracuse May 9
• Marilyn Higgins one of five newly appointed to Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor Commission
• Syracuse University to conduct Orange Alert, siren test on Wednesday
• St. James Church to host Caz College Spring Concert
• Lunchtime Links: Georgia grandma gets in shootout with armed robbers
• College student charged with throwing egg from building in Auburn: Cayuga Neighbors Today
• Syracuse police to hold media briefing on Carnell Marshall homicide
• And the award goes to … Sarah Baker and Ed Barlow
• Today's obituaries: Holly Katko, 21, of Syracuse, spent her senior year of high school in Hawaii
• Burger King makes cage-free promise
• Update: Oswego sheriff identifies two men hurt in Mexico car crash
• Report: Air quality improving in Central New York
• St. Mary's Church rectory in Jamesville being auctioned: Neighbors East Today
• Check out today's Post-Standard for a story on lacrosse player Lincoln Liesemeye...
• Family Court Judge Bryan Hedges' surprise retirement takes effect today
• Community Bank System Inc. in DeWitt reports hike in profits
• Lysander accident leaves 7 hospitalized
• Girls Wildcats return home, top Oswego
• Company news: Norman Lee elected to National Orientation Directors Association
• Income and profits drop at Anaren Inc. in East Syracuse
• Update: Woman trapped in car after it topples utility pole in DeWitt
• Senator Charles Schumer asks U.S. commerce secretary to seal candle import loophole that hurts Syracuse manufacturer
• B'ville school budget: spending down, tax levy increases
• What's going on: Feds make 1st arrest in BP oil spill
• Photos of the Day: Making Ends Meet
• Who’s in charge here?
• Madison County man charged in string of Onondaga County burglaries
• Discovery of mad cow disease in California was stroke of luck
• Oneida Financial Corp. posts record profits in first quarter
• LETTERS: A Baldwinsville Community Scholarship Foundation ‘Thank You’
• Cat Russell carries on her family’s musical legacy
• Manlius Police collect prescription drugs Saturday
• SavorSyracuse returns to Liverpool Thursday
• Mitt Romney sweeps Tuesday's five primaries, promises a 'better America'
• Oswego State, LeMoyne College grad named superintendent in Chenango Forks
• Albion applying for grant to help it absorb dissolving Altmar
• Liverpool boys lax pushes past B'ville
• More than two dozen testify in Syracuse about possible minimum wage hike for New Yorkers
• Seven sent to hospital after SUV rollover on Route 690 in Lysander
• Central New York police chiefs honor citizens and officers at annual awards ceremony
• Judge seeks several government assessments of damage caused by WikiLeaks' publication of military secrets
• Mitchell Scholarship
• Spring 2012 Intelligent Conversation Series: The Future of Medicine
• Apple beats expectations, sells 35 million iPhones in second quarter
• Government testing discovers new case of mad cow disease in California
• Soldiers, others take the oath in Syracuse to become new U.S. citizens
• Washington powerbrokers speak very carefully about Secret Service scandal
• State official previews this year's regional economic development money
• Marcellus adopts $30 million budget
• Family seeks to be with critically ill Onondaga County inmate in hospital
• Waterloo man killed in two-car accident
• Delta to offer direct flights from Syracuse to Minneapolis-St. Paul in September
• What's going on: President Obama woos students, pushes low-rate student loans
• Update: Congel family pledges $5K for swan egg reward
• New York state education officials admit standardized math tests don't add up
• Google launches storage service for personal files
• New York officials propose tougher animal cruelty laws
• Fulton man accused of breaking into apartment, taking pills
• Police blotter: Woman faces grand larceny charge
• EDITORIAL: Swan Pond trust shattered by heinous act
• West Genny grad given AMA Foundation’s Leadership Award
• Local teens to participate in 30-hour famine in Thayer Park
• Board of Ed approves staff members for tenure
• Students raced to build Soma Cubes in the halls of Mawhinney this afternoon as p...
• Master’s Touch Chorale performs in Marcellus Sunday
• Flogging Molly's Dennis Casey interview and Speed Of Darkness review
• Ballerinas pose with CNY landmarks at Tech Garden Thursday
• J-D track teams sweep ESM
• Baldwinsville's Canal Park clean up
• DA sees no reaction to death of Rashaad
• Manlius police follow leads, seek more in destruction of village swans' eggs
• P.F. Chang's China Bistro joining the lineup of restaurants at Syracuse's Destiny USA-Carousel Center mall
• 'Voice of the Hokies' Bill Roth '87 to visit SU April 26
• Ceramic artist Margie Hughto to give preview of Centro Transit Hub light sculpture April 25
• Student film on 9/11 to be screened at Newhouse April 30
• Benefits of city living will be subject of April 26 lecture
• Prospective first-year students present ideas on improving their own communities through public policies
• Female deputy from Watertown sues for $50M over topless photos
• Update: Man in extremely critical condition after being shot in Syracuse
• Texas woman has sextuplets, 3 boys, 3 girls
• Today's obituaries: Kirstie L. Farmer, 39, of Canastota, owned the Manlius Day Spa
• Photos of the Day: Swan Pond Reward Doubled
• Company news: The Central New York Chapter announces new additions
• LETTERS: Questionable decisions made in Lysander
• From stately bridges to grisly crime scenes, 870,000 NYC archival photos now available online
• Marcellus baseball coach forced to resign
• What's going on: Arizona family says they will continue search for missing 6-year-old Isabel Celis
• World stocks fall as European problems simmer
• No hospital trips needed after bus from Syracuse hits disabled car on Thruway in Montezuma
• Concerts scheduled for greater Baldwinsville venues
• Oswego State's ambulance squad celebrates 40 years of service
• Fayetteville firehouse recognized by three organizations for design
• Lyncourt woman crashes car into Domino's pizza shop
• DeWitt board says Aldi is 'just about a go'
• Onondaga County jail inmate in critical condition
• Reward for swan egg suspect up to $3,000 and growing
• Reward grows to $2,000 for information on who destroyed Manlius swans' eggs
• No decision on coyotes in Salina
• Salina Town Board delays decision on eliminating coyotes
• Transcript of Hillary Rodham Clinton's appearance at Syracuse University
• Monday's snowfall set a record in Ithaca
• Native American Delta Kappa Grant
• Fulbright Grants
• William Randolph Hearst Scholarship
• U.S. Senate debates measure to nullify new union rules
• Apple is expected to set another profit record, but it's at the expense of phone companies, competitors
• Onondaga County Sheriff's Department took lead on drone arrests
• Facebook reports lower first quarter net income ahead of its IPO
• Nonpartisan government auditors rebuke Medicare over bonuses
• A-P-W residents should see decrease in school tax rate if budget passes
• Texas drunk driver ordered to wear 'I killed Aaron Coy Pennywell' sign
• 12th military member tied to Colombia prostitution scandal
• Regional economic council to meet Tuesday
• Convicted serial killer pleads guilty to October 2007 murder of Skaneateles couple: Neighbors West Today
• What's going on: Sanford, Fla., police chief agrees to resign, but city officials must still OK the deal
• Altmar dissolution grant discussion set for April 24
• Oswego State graduate to receive honorary degree at college's May 12 graduation
• Student loan borrowers dazed and confused by servicer shuffle
• Excellus looking for owners of unclaimed funds
• Syracuse Crunch lose one, win one against first-round rival St. John’s
• Village of Manlius proposes tax increase
• Trustee Sally Tallman takes seat on Marcellus Village Board
• Fundraiser for local resident suffering medical crisis a success
• Town Board postpones vote on hydrofracking law
• Schoolhouse Farms prepares for third year of Community Supported Agriculture program
• Meet us by the East Entrance of the Whitney Building on Thursday at 11 am for an...
• B’ville firm hires Lyncourt man
• Saved from the chopping block
• Internet auction maestros
• LETTERS: Light Up Fenner achieves goal, thanks local organizations, supporters
• Crunch evens playoff series with St. John's
• Manlius restaurant offers $1K reward for swan egg perpetrator
• LETTERS: Caz High School Class of 1972 prepares for reunion
• LETTERS: CFA members: bowling tournament ‘a huge success’
• Padgett to host art class at Schweinfurth
• Dormant since opening day, Harper hits first home run for the Chiefs
• C-NS track stars dominate weekend meets
• Syracuse broadcasters team up on child abuse report in wake of Penn State, SU scandals
• Strangers give autistic teen new toy car: Oswego Neighbors Today
• Central New York wakes up to snow, rush-hour crashes, school closings and power outages
• City battles growing vacancy problem; taxpayers foot the bill
• Opinion today: Repeal federal mandate to purchase flood insurance
• East Syracuse-Minoa students build home on Clemons Road
• CBA girls lacrosse flies past F-M
• Boys lacrosse Hornets build win streak
• Polls open Tuesday for New York's Republican presidential primary
• Kulas investigation continues
• Grimes baseball rallies past Marcellus
• J-D baseball edges ESM, sweeps week
• F-M track sweeps Corcoran, Nottingham
• Weather delays search on Lake Ontario for missing fisherman
• Hall of Fame bowler to attend Upstate stroke fundraiser
• Company news: Ellen O'Connor hired by ZonicRealty.com
• Opening statements set to begin in John Edwards trial
• I-690 westbound ramp to I-81 south reopens after accident
• LETTERS: Renter’s insurance should be mandatory
• Today's obituaries: Alan Milair, of Syracuse, had a storied 30-year career at WSYR
• Photos of the Day: Pilotless Planes Protested
• Syracuse gas prices drop a couple of cents in past week
• B'ville: Best community for music education
• George Zimmerman released on bail in Trayvon Martin shooting case
• Court Notebook: Proposed 'Jilly's Law' on setting bail honors murder victim Jill Cahill
• Court Notebook: Lawyer's "mistaken identity" argument fails to sway jury
• Syracuse TV personality Alan Milair dies
• Drone protesters charged at Hancock Air Base for marching without a permit
• Update: Search for man missing after boat flips on Lake Ontario ends for today
• Update: 28 military protesters arrested in DeWitt near Hancock Air Base
• EDITORIAL: A legend’s clause
• Update: Cortland County man in fair condition after being stabbed in the chest
• Update: One egg escaped destruction at Manlius swan pond, but the embryo died from being dropped
• Explosion, fireball reported over Nevada, California
• Syracuse Senator DeFrancisco could be unopposed this election season
• 'Total station' technology helps police reconstruct accident and crime scenes quickly and precisely
• Today's obituaries: John Lathrop, blogged about his fight with ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease)
• Swan eggs destroyed at Manlius Swan Pond
• New York says Pineapple and Hare questions won't count on 8th-grade reading test
• Boys track Bees finish second at Arcaro meet
• Skaneateles baseball falls to Marcellus
• Syracuse residents lose Osceola camp after fire spread from woods
• Boys Lakers outscore LaFayette, rip J-E
• Chittenango softball edged by Phoenix
• Boys golf Lakers blaze to 3-0 start
• Rippleton Schoolhouse Summer Camp readies for upcoming eighth season
• Caz boys tennis topples Homer, Westhill
• Girls lacrosse Lakers have 1-2 week
• Caz softball beats Hannibal; baseball goes 0-2
• Center to rein in injuries: Morrisville facility caters to horses in need of rehabilitation
• Rosewood Heights joins Van Duyn on list of nation's worst nursing homes
• Upstate cities scrambling for help before the money runs out
• Five escape smoky fire, but Syracuse firefighter suffers minor injury
• Oswego Coast Guard rescues one, suspends search for another, after boat capsizes in Lake Ontario
• F-M's Eagle Hill Middle School wins Science Olympiad state tournament
• Syracuse police seeking second man in murder of Carnell Marshall
• Mourners honor fallen NYC firefighter
• Watergate figure Charles Colson dies at 80
• Does giving antibiotics to animals hurt humans?
• Syracuse man charged with murder of man found behind tire store
• J-D lacrosse topples West Genesee
• Accused Trayvon Martin shooter George Zimmerman urged to keep low profile after release
• President: Keep interest rates low on student loans; GOP: Obama focused on wrong issues
• Wigge Reviews: ‘Salmon Fishing in the Yemen’
• Everybody wants to be the good guy
• Cazenovia College needs continued enhancement of athletic facilities
• Oscar’s track: Healing through natural therapy
• Today's obituaries: Judge John P. Chwalek, was federal administrative law judge
• Good citizenship matters on college admissions
• Lowenstein brings Broadway to Caz
• Paving the way: Raytheon's Jennifer Zhao '09 to speak
• Chandra Mohanty to earn honorary doctorate from College of Wooster
• Student-run businesses win $50,000 at 2012 Panasci Business Plan Competition
• Syracuse serves up rain today
• Minoa man critically injured in Kirkville motorcycle accident
• Motorcyclist critically injured in Manlius crash
• Defense leads girls lacrosse Bees past Liverpool
• Comic strip drew a long friendship with Dick Clark
• SSIC Announces First Annual Diversity Expo: A Billion Dollars’ Worth of Opportunity
• Scientists link fracking, increased earthquakes
• How to see Hillary Clinton speak Monday at Syracuse University
• Crises make automakers rethink their reliance on just-in-time parts delivery
• Oswego County motorcycle deaths increasing
• Update: Motorcyclist injured in Fulton
• DegreedUp.org Scholarships
• Syracuse elementary students spruce up nearby Kirk Park just in time for Earth Day
• Central New York college, high school students take part tonight in Kony 2012
• GOP presidential candidate Newt Gingrich speaks in Buffalo
• Syracuse University students, local kids celebrate after-school program
• Syracuse police determine cause of skateboard accident
• Jackhammers used in search for missing New York City child
• Meet Marlin: Giant Dredge Arrives In Syracuse To Clean Onondaga Lake
• George Zimmerman takes stand during bond hearing, apologizes to family for shooting Trayvon Martin
• Prostitution scandal claims three more Secret Service jobs
• Morrisville State students petition to hold graduation ceremony outside again
• Suspicious Syracuse death behind tire store is ruled a homicide
• The Ice Device: East Syracuse duo invents handy tool
• This has been the first winning week of April for stocks
• Hundreds of thousands of infected computers may lose their Internet connection in July
• Oakland Raiders Tyvon Branch surprises students at Bear Road Elementary
• FDA outlines rules for nanotechnology in food
• Delay in Internet name expansion continues
• Congress begins an uphill battle to pass farm bill
• The SRC Arena will host professional bull riding and a concert by country music...
• 'Why Jazz?' offers short answers to big questions
• In Syracuse, it was one small change for infants, one large step toward equality
• Lysander Parks and Recreation prepares for two programs
• St. Joseph’s Hospital breaks ground on expansion
• Baseball Bees sweep trio of foes
• B’ville tennis rips Auburn, Oswego
• Girls lacrosse Lakers hold back Tully
• Skaneateles softball puts up runs
• Looking for a job? Don't miss Job Fair 2012 on Thursday, April 26 from 11:30 a.m...
• COLUMN: Senior living - Gardening enriches mind, body and soul
• East Area YMCA to expand and buy Manlius tennis club
• Hendricks Chapel Choir performs spring concert on Sunday
• Palitz Gallery hosts Wynn Newhouse Awards Exhibition through June 15
• Posse students welcomed during Spring Reception
• Seniors to present work during annual Capstone Presentation Day
• LGBT Resource Center presents class of 2012 Foundation Awards
• Secretary of State Clinton to visit Maxwell School, speak at Hendricks
• Utility work amid search for missing boy Etan Patz in NYC
• Massachusetts man admits to stealing Greyhound bus in Syracuse, driving to Watertown
• Several modified J-D sports programs reinstated
• Today's obituaries: Thomas S. Pompo, 31, of Cicero, died at home on Saturday
• Two running uncontested for ESM Board of Education
• Update: Three children, three adults unhurt after car rear-ends Liverpool school bus
• Company news: Herb Mendel inducted as member of the American Venous Forum
• Pass the hemp vodka this 4/20
• Syracuse area will see a new Nice N Easy pop up, in the town of Onondaga
• SU ANSWER group calls for protest of Hillary Clinton's forum in Syracuse
• PEACE hosts project Build-A-Basket
• Snow, sleet, showers sneak into Syracuse's weekend weather forecast
• Photos of the Day: Remembering The Holocaust
• New Zealand woman dies after drinking 10 liters of Coke a day
• What's going on: Ousted Secret Service supervisor joked about "checking out" Sarah Palin
• Roadwork to close a block of West Kirkpatrick Street near Syracuse Inner Harbor
• East Syracuse native and "Project Runway" alum to speak Saturday at Cazenovia College
• Car operated by driver on permit hits tables, patrons outside Ithaca espresso bar
• Honda appeal seeks to reverse hybrid owner's small claims court award
• Upcoming activities at Beaver Lake Nature Center
• Syracuse hospitals join in celebration of Donate Life Month April 25
• Colleges Against Cancer members share knowledge at Relay for Life
• 140cuse conference at Syracuse University creates a buzz about social media
• Messere breaks national wins record
• Mock accident shows Fayetteville-Manlius students the dangers of DWI
• Update: Salina man charged with criminally negligent homicide in father's death is out on bail
• Secretary of State Hillary Clinton plans visit to Syracuse University
• Live updates: GOP presidential hopeful Ron Paul in Ithaca
• Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul greeted by enthusiastic crowd in Ithaca
• Sandy Creek wins Oswego County mock trial competition finals
• New York City police, FBI search basement for boy who vanished in 1979
• Update: Skateboarder taken to hospital after crash on Syracuse's North Side
• New York official: No date yet for decision on whether to allow hydrofracking
• Fewer people are joining Susan G. Komen races in wake of Planned Parenthood controversy
• F-M teens get life lessons with DWI simulation
• Last Call! Senior Retreat
• Handprints Student Leader Applications Now Available
• VA to add about 1,900 to mental health staff to assist returning veterans
• Strong railroad profits show US economy is growing
• Will Hillary Clinton replace Vice President Joe Biden on the 2012 ticket?
• Microsoft's fiscal third quarter tops Wall Street predictions
• Boston’s best sings in Syracuse Friday
• Westhill baseball tops Marcellus, 3-1
• St. Joe's to start last phase of campus expansion
• Oswego County officials cracking down on welfare fraud
• People from 23 nations take the oath of citizenship
• What's going on: GOP pushes business tax cut through divided House
• ‘The Wall’ continues to grow in Caz
• Caz Tree Commission to commemorate Arbor Day
• CRIS to hold annual meeting
• CGC Plant Sale to be held at Lakeside Park
• Canastota man charged with selling methamphetamine
• Vote for Fulton hockey player to spend a "Day With The Cup"
• Former Syracuse DPW worker indicted on sex charges
• Bats rebound in caves near Albany first hit by white-nose syndrome
• Local developer plans $6.7 million revitalization project for downtown Auburn: Cayuga Neighbors Today
• BVFC hosts firefighter recruitment day
• Skaneateles girls track gets 2-0 league start
• A pair of pioneers
• J-D track rips Chittenango, Fulton
• Caz Forum to host Anne Kreamer
• COLUMN: Leave large tree removal to the professionals
• B’ville resident co-chairs nuclear conference
• Old Marcellus library building thriving under new ownership
• IVMF, Whitman School awarded $854,525 grant to implement management certificate and degree programs for veterans
• Award-winning ecologist to present 2012 Life Sciences Lecture
• Meditation Habitats on display April 18-19
• Newhouse School to hold Ed Smith Media Literacy Day April 20
• SU English professor wins prestigious Shattuck Prize in criticism
• Conference to explore 'Crime and Punishment'
• IVMF hosts Conference on Engaging Community Support for Veterans in cooperation with Congresswoman Buerkle
• Statement from Chancellor Cantor on the life of Dick Clark '51
• Recipients of Imagining America grants announced
• Kauffman Entrepreneurship Engagement Fellows will stay and start it up in Syracuse
• SU Symphony Orchestra, University bands announce spring concerts
• Camillus family in fatal car crash in Thailand
• Fulton man's throat cut after sex set up through Craigslist, police say: Oswego Neighbors Today
• Wet, chilly weekend expected to follow two nice days around Syracuse
• Today's obituaries: Dick Clark, 82, graduated from Syracuse University and got his start in CNY radio and TV
• Rollover accident in Brutus results in DWI charge against Elbridge man
• Company news: Syracuse VA Medical Center announces new hires
• Tickets up in 2012 for smoking in NYC parks
• 16 defendants due in Ohio court for Amish beard- and hair-cutting attacks
• B'ville women honored with Presidents’ Awards
• Caz girls track pounds Marcellus, CBA
• Photos of the Day: Creekwalk Promoted
• What's going on: Texas nurse accused in baby abduction to be in court
• Zach Tomaselli changes his story again, says Bernie Fine sexually abused him. Really.
• #140cuse: Watch Syracuse's 140 Characters Conference live and follow the discussion
• Peace groups to hold anti-drone protest at Hancock air base
• Winds of opposition grow against plan for 36 new turbines in Madison County
• Dick Clark fortune estimated in 'hundreds of millions'
• Lacrosse movie to hold world premiere in Syracuse
• East Genesee Street phase of Connective Corridor construction begins in Syracuse
• Ron Paul holds town hall meeting at Cornell today
• Prostitution scandal ousts three Secret Service agents
• Town of DeWitt joins CNY Energy Challenge
• Party for the Planet
• Liverpool woman hurt in Cazenovia crash
• Syracuse school board approves 2012-13 budget that is balanced by borrowing money
• Dick Clark, who died Wednesday at age 82, got his start at Syracuse University, CNY radio and TV stations
• Dick Clark, who died Wednesday, had solid connections to SU, Central New York radio and television
• 3 agents forced out, 8 placed on leave in wake of Secret Service scandal
• Syracuse police investigate stabbing on Martin Street
• Should teachers and students be Facebook friends?
• What's going on: Florida judge quits Trayvon Martin case, citing possible conflict of interest
• Inflation is posing big problems for small businesses
• Lawmakers target recruitment ads by for-profit colleges
• Shortages of parts, materials could slow down US auto production
• CBA baseball tops Bishop Ludden, 3-2
• Bill approved Wednesday by New York Senate would make it a felony to steal a family pet
• Syracuse University freshman paralyzed by bully as child gets $4.2 million settlement
• Vatican orders crackdown on US nun association
• YOUR VIEW: Salt City Horror Fest extends thanks
• Mixed martial arts goes another round in New York state
• Rozum biking for Congress as a Green
• SU design students give final presentation on Creekwalk revitalization
• CNY Real Diaper Circle to try for Guinness World Record
• New polls show Republican Mitt Romney gaining on President Obama
• Dick Clark, Syracuse University graduate and TV legend, dies of heart attack at 82
• Ever-youthful Dick Clark was famous for "American Bandstand," New Year's Rockin' Eve"
• A SKEWED VIEW: Comedian's show hits the wrong nerve
• SRC to layoff 35
• Olan Mack named Westcott's new director
• More information available on line about plan to regulate Lake Ontario water levels
• OUR VIEW: A new Susman
• The Departing Director: Steve Susman leaves quite the legacy
• Dick Clark reported dead
• Reuse plans for Altmar, Williamstown schools on April 30 meeting agenda
• Elena Colegrove, 6, makes opera debut in Madama Butterfly Friday
• Police reports for Camillus ending 4/8
• Police reports for DeWitt, East Syracuse ending 4/12
• Stirpe announces run for 127th Assembly district
• Sunoco vote postponed in village of Camillus
• MPH sponsors free showing of ‘Finding Kind’ documentary Thursday
• Detour ahead: Route 5 in Fayetteville to close for a month this summer
• Three incumbents seek re-election to West Genesee board
• Liverpool baseball returns, rips Central Square
• Caz village board passes 2012-13 budget
• DeWitt Rotary celebrates outgoing exchange students
• Rana of Legacy of Disorder talks about touring, music, and life on the road
• Can you tell us what year Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton visited and...
• Registration is now open to all students! Have you registered for Summer and Fal...
• Conference to explore community-based activism
• Landscape of Urban Education lecture series presents 'Hip Hop Genius: Remixing Pedagogy, School Design and Leadership'
• Suzanne Guiod appointed editor in chief at Syracuse University Press
• Finalists announced for sixth annual Mirror Awards
• Bond to moderate discussion with playwright of 'The Brothers Size' Saturday at Syracuse Stage
• SU Showcase 2012 fellows selected
• Students will share their ideas on 'Energy Policy for the Future' at SU Showcase
• Hendricks Chapel to host open discussion Thursday on issues raised in 'The Hunger Games'
• Senior fashion designers to present annual fashion show April 26
• Photos show U.S. soldiers posing with Afghan body parts
• Update: Nurse charged with murder in shooting of Texas mom
• Auburn man pleads guilty to threatening pregnant girlfriend with knife: Cayuga Neighbors Today
• Expect sunny skies in Central New York today
• Cyclists to rack up miles, money for Upstate cancer center in 'virtual' charity bike ride
• Groton man dies after being stabbed during fight
• Update: Person taken by helicopter from Oswego County crash
• Gov. Cuomo's tax return shows investments in Texas, New Jersey
• Company news: Tim Duffy promoted at Teracai Corp
• Today's obituaries: Benjamin Hurst "Ben" Russell, 27, attended Liverpool High School
• Al Stirpe plans rematch for New York State Assembly seat
• B'ville boasts five generations of Chalifoux
• Photos of the Day: Jolly Dodgers Take Shots At Tax Code
• Shell looks at $4 billion in possible projects in Nigeria
• Syracuse school board to consider 2012-13 district budget
• Get involved, thank our volunteers
• Central New Yorkers argue before NRC for shutting down FitzPatrick nuclear plant in Scriba
• Hamilton voters approve natural gas utility, 240-86
• West Genny's Messere ties lacrosse national wins record
• Central Square school board won't close school for 2012-13 school year
• Caz boys lacrosse fights off Skaneateles
• Oswego school board adopts $76.6 million budget for 2012-13
• Board meetings scheduled for Monday, April 23
• National coalition pushes NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo to target campaign finance reform
• Man with knife invades Syracuse home, police say
• The Hamilton Book & Movie Club is starting its 2012 season
• Warren Buffett reveals he has early prostate cancer
• J-D’s Paul Gasparini named ‘High School Principal of the Year’
• Three to run uncontested for F-M BOE
• Three sitting BOE members will keep seats in Liverpool
• 2 new people vie for Marcellus school board slots
• Three leaving Jordan-Elbridge Board of Education
• Jamesville-DeWitt Schools has two new people vying for 3 board spots
• Standing Room Tickets are now available for the Professional Bull Riders Champio...
• Elden boasts Principal of the Year
• Library Focus: Budget vote, book sale held next week
• Clay eighth-grader collects Crayola products for Golisano Children’s Hospital
• Proposed funeral home causes controversy
• Café @ 407, Community Growth Project team up to bring local produce to the menu
• N. Syracuse board adopts $138.8M budget
• Strikes against Strokes: Third annual event raises money for Upstate Stroke Center
• New Liverpool spa offers opportunity for stylists
• LETTER: Shooting coyotes in Salina is not the answer
• School board races set in Oswego County's suburban races
• Syracuse Poster Project to celebrate 11th series April 19
• 'Waste Land' documentary to screen on April 17
• VPA's Doug DuBois awarded 2012 Guggenheim Fellowship in photography
• Anish Shroff '04, ESPNU host and play-by-play announcer, to speak at SU
• SU humanities panel explores cultural politics of images April 18
• Wellness Week, April 15-20, spotlights healthy opportunities on campus
• Paul Roberts to deliver SU Showcase keynote on realities of a sustainable future
• Design Gallery to present 'Stickley Furniture: the Evolution of a Design'
• Elevating environmentally: 2012 SU, SUNY-ESF grads to wear sustainable Commencement gowns
• Evans Chevrolet uses Facebook to help animal shelter
• B’ville woman chosen for Poster Project
• Syracuse slides from record heat to freeze watch
• Opinion today: Republicans would make health care only for the rich
• Skaneateles boys tennis edges Marcellus
• Elderly DeWitt woman facing drug charges says she was desperate for money: Neighbors East Today
• Company news: The Hiscock Legal Aid Society announces new hires
• Troopers charge East Syracuse man with felony unauthorized vehicle use
• Armed robbers strike at Cortlandville motel
• More questions set in General Services Administration's excessive Las Vegas spending
• Today's obituaries: Floyd Walter Price, holds patents for the invention of Ice Cream sandwich manufacturing and collating machines
• WG girls lacrosse handles Liverpool
• Photos of the Day: Answering the Call
• Syracuse Peace Council and union use tax deadline day to send message
• Syracuse Home campus renamed McHarrie Life
• What's going on: Space shuttle Discovery prepares for last voyage to museum
• Energy firm Repsol blasts Argentina over oil nationalization
• Syracuse gunshot victim walks into hospital
• Onondaga livestock barn, shed destroyed by fire
• Central New York's economy appears to be on the upswing
• Dam work along Onondaga Creek among 15 Central New York flood control projects to be completed
• New York's Independence Party chooses to back Ann Marie Buerkle
• Update: GOP derails Senate 'Buffett rule' taxes on wealthy
• North Syracuse school board adopts $138.8 million budget
• Update: Wind restarts fire near site of barn fire on Pleasant Valley Road in Onondaga
• Teacher evaluations are at stake as New York tests students in its schools
• J-D softball breezes past ESM, 9-2
• Complaint filed against New York Senate's deputy leader
• Judges, journalists clash over using Twitter to report in courtrooms
• Registration Deadline for Last Call Extended to April 17
• The Associated Press wins Pulitzer for stories on NYPD spying
• Illinois Mega Millions winner to come forward
• Manlius swans to have up to eight babies in May
• How much would you pay for an energy-efficient, non-hazardous light bulb?
• Manlius PD investigate accident in village
• What's going on: Military officials embarrassed by allegations of misconduct in Colombia
• The Trayvon Martin case: Can George Zimmerman get a fair trial in Sanford, Florida?
• Two local winter guards place high at world championships
• Update: Van Buren man stole generators from employer, troopers say
• DeWitt woman, 69, accused of peddling prescription drugs from condemned home
• After roof collapse, First Baptist Church of Memphis begins rebuilding process in Camillus
• J-D principal named High School Principal of the Year in New York
• Why the FCC fined Google just 68 seconds in profits
• US economic outlook brightens as retail sales rise
• DeWitt to host foray of Earth Day events
• Springtime in the Village
• Gov. Cuomo announces funding for flood control projects in CNY
• Library usage up, proposed tax rate down
• DeWitt woman charged with selling morphine near J-D High School
• Two weekend wins earn Syracuse skaters a shot at the AHL’s Calder Cup
• ‘Our Town’ indeed!
• Upstate is recognized for enhancements in care
• Caz Town Board names School Street, moves toward lake treatment
• Track Northstars sweep season-opening relays
• The season of change
• Mike Messere: Approaching history he never expected
• LETTERS: Village should get back to basics
• Opinion today: Is it too much to sing our national anthem at baseball games?
• Pat Waldron tells his story of survival on Biography Channel: Cayuga Neighbors Today
• Student 'wizard' declares Dolphy Day at Syracuse's Le Moyne College
• J-D softball drops rematch with Phoenix
• F-M boys lax goes 3-0; girls struggle again
• J-D girls track takes third at C-NS Relays
• F-M baseball wins twice; Tucker now 2-0
• Temperature expected to rise near record level today in Syracuse
• What's going on: Norway killer admits massacre, claims self-defense
• Today's obituaries: Richard K. Chapman III, 88, of Manlius, a fighter pilot in the Army Air Force
• Auburn police continue investigation into woman accused of attempting to smother boyfriend's child with pillow
• Company news: Alliance Bank opens new mortgage and investment offices
• Photos of the Day: Bikes and Helmets Find Good Homes
• Two men charged in Rome for synthetic drug possession
• Circa owner in Cazenovia recovering quickly after brain surgery
• Gas price increase slows down around Syracuse, reverses nationwide
• Senator Schumer to announce support in Syracuse for lower interest rates on student loans
• Mattel's profit drops 53 percent; Barbie sales down worldwide
• Coast Guard ends search for 4 missing yacht racers near San Francisco
• Just one day left to complete your taxes
• Meth making in CNY's rural area booming with "shake-and-bake method"
• Seniors delight in spring tea party
• Shacksboro to lead history trail in May
• Upstate partners with CNYAHEC for web-based CME program
• Relatives of deceased Syracuse man became worried after they couldn't reach him
• Office of Career Services Launches “Le Moyne Leads”
• B’ville track sides take fifth at C-NS meet
• B’ville boys lax falls to West Genny, F-M
• More than 300 children and adults receive donated bikes in Madison County
• Wildcats go 3-0 as milestone win nears
• Syracuse police identify man found dead behind South Salina Street tire store
• Baseball Warriors sweep through South Carolina
• Lacrosse Lakers rip past Onondaga
• Auburn bicyclist's condition improves after Saturday crash
• Syracuse police charge Rashaad Walker Sr. in drive-by shooting on South Salina Street
• Two teenagers charged in early morning robbery at Schroeppel Fastrac
• One-vehicle crash reported in I-90 West in Madison County town of Lenox
• James Street reopens after serious one-car crash
• Update: James Street reopens after Sunday morning crash sends two to hospital
• EDITORIAL: Volunteer firefighters 'still stand for some good in the world'
• Today's obituaries: Dr. Henry 'Hank' Bersani Jr., founding member of Syracuse L'Arche Community
• Syracuse author (and Post-Standard writer) Hart Seely's new memoir tackles the 'JuJu' and Yankees worlds
• Alex Karras, the dad from 'Webster' and Mongo in 'Blazing Saddles,' becomes new face behind NFL head injury lawsuits
• Here comes the sun: Temperature expected to hit 85 degrees on Monday
• Federal official says human remains may be embedded at Titanic shipwreck site
• Geese are a growing problem amid shrinking crops
• Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle sets fundraising record, but Dan Maffei sees bigger surge in donations
• At least 5 dead in Midwest tornadoes
• Getting ready for Earth Day cleanups around Syracuse
• People with Central New York ties forever linked with doomed Titanic
• Secrecy surrounds Onondaga County Family Court in wake of judge's departure
• Five hurt as deck collapses during family party at Elbridge house
• April 15th has more history than just the Titanic's sinking
• Eight to Receive Sacraments of Initiation
• Bicyclist suffers serious injury after being struck by a car in Auburn
• Syracuse police investigate body found behind South Salina Street tire store
• Literacy grants aim to prepare preschoolers on Syracuse's North Side
• Caz Action: Seen the signs lately?
• LETTERS: Mother of three to run for seat on Caz board of education
• LETTERS: Right to Repair Act supports military families at home
• Rome police arrest two on charges of possession of synthetic drugs
• Forever 21 store draws big crowds to its expansion at Carousel Center
• Best Buy announces which 50 stores it will close
• Secret Service members accused of misconduct in Colombia, relieved of duty
• Obama urges Romney to release past tax returns
• Auburn woman accused of trying to smother toddler with a pillow
• Obama: 'Buffett Rule' would help middle class; GOP: Work to lower gas prices
• Midwest braces for potentially 'life-threatening' storms
• Tour offers teen's tales of growing up at Seward House in Auburn
• Today's obituaries: Sally G. Richards, member of Cazenovia school board for 15 years
• Groups hold gala for Butternut Community Police Center
• Family of convicted Lockerbie bomber says health worsening, 'he is on his last breath'
• Auburn teams to go bald to raise money for childhood cancer research
• Auburn among the hot spots during nation's record-setting March
• ARISE clients in Oswego County are excited to attend Saturday's formal prom
• Guest columnist: Buerkle and Maffei share vastly different opinions on the Obama health care law
• Ron Paul, who will campaign in Ithaca next week, faces an uphill battle
• Volunteers work to create a better way to raise money, organize help for people who are ill in the Skaneateles/Marcellus area
• Blessed Easter and Passover
• Syracuse Builders Exchange Scholarship
• National Library Week
• President Obama to create working group to coordinate federal regulations on hydrofracking
• New Jersey mayor rescues his neighbor from burning house
• Fate of data held by Megaupload remains up in the air
• Garrick Utley, famed network news correspondent, to join SUNY Oswego faculty
• Central New York teen collects crayons, art supplies for Golisano children's hospital
• Syracuse woman sentenced in federal court for theft of mom's identity
• SU professor discovers a potential new way to study climate, and finds himself in the storm over global warming
• Mattydale man critically injured in DeWitt crash now in serious condition
• Legal experts: Zach Tomaselli's admitted lying imperils Bernie Fine investigation
• Hydrofracking author to speak Monday at ESF
• Hybrid and electric cars see record sales in March
• Syracuse police still looking for information in Larry Stackhouse Jr.'s disappearance
• President Obama to be on the defensive at Summit of Americas in Colombia this weekend
• Texas teacher fired for out-of-wedlock pregnancy
• Emergency bridge repair to close lane of I-690 in Syracuse
• What's going on: Failed launch is setback for North Korea's new leader
• Rochester mother charged in fire deaths of 4 of her children
• Apple denies US accusation of collusion on e-book pricing
• Affidavit: George Zimmerman did not use racial slur in 911 call
• Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney to woo key conservative group at NRA event
• East Syracuse adopts $4.9M budget, keeps taxes flat for 5 years
• SEAS now offers Pre-K class
• 2012 NY State Blues Fest announces dates, artist line-ups, and specials
• Wigge Reviews: ‘Mirror Mirror’
• BSE students explore Caz history, library museum
• B’ville Kiwanis to hold open house
• mcgarrybowen New York CEO Bill Borrelle to visit Newhouse April 17
• Deputies charge Oswego woman who allegedly threw drill through door
• Attorney: George Zimmerman bail hearing to be held next week
• Syracuse area should ride a wave of warmth into Monday
• Boys lacrosse Lakers battle past Tully
• Skaneateles girls go 1-1, fall to Canandaigua
• Village of North Syracuse passes budget 4-1
• Today's obituaries: G. Willis "Bill" Dayger, 76, a science teacher, real estate broker and matchbook collector
• Company news: Pinckney Hugo Group announces new hires
• Marcellus softball beats Fabius-Pompey, OCS
• Organizations work together to keep Van Buren beautiful
• Sheriff's detectives charge man in Brewerton bank robbery
• Sheriff’s detectives arrest Cicero bank robbery suspect
• Girls lacrosse Lakers beat Westhill
• Chittenango boys lacrosse earns first win
• YMCA volunteers: More study needed before selecting site
• Let’s join together to build the Northwest Family YMCA
• Caz College students cut, sew, fashion
• What's going on: Suspect in New Hampshire police chief killing found dead
• Photos of the Day: A Golden Glow To Usher In The Day
• Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul to appear at Cornell University
• Detroit sees Whole Foods as proof of progress
• Red Mill Inn officials address concerns with concerts on Paper Mill Island
• C-NS softball coach picks up 600th career win
• Syracuse replaces parking garage operator three months after accusing company of theft
• Decision on location of Northwest Y to come this summer
• Buerkle, Maffei hear postal workers rally to save jobs
• North Syracuse Village Board adopts $4.6 million budget
• Update: Deputies release image of robber at Fulton Savings Bank in Brewerton
• Syracuse officials are measuring twice to shrink proposed flood zone
• Two-vehicle crash on I-81 northbound snarls traffic leaving downtown Syracuse
• California Supreme Court rules that managers don't have to ensure employees take lunch breaks
• Virgin Group's Branson to kick off Entrepreneur Weekend at Colgate
• Prosecutors: George Zimmerman ignored a police dispatcher's warning to back off
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo orders creation of New York health insurance exchange
• Barnes & Noble adds e-reader with a light-up screen
• Orleans County "Win for Life" lottery winner faces felonies after receiving public assistance, investigators say
• Job seekers crowd career fair as Federal Reserve Bank of New York president tours Central New York
• What's going on: Find out what's really in pink slime
• CBA boys lacrosse pounds LaFayette, 20-9
• Sign up online to be an organ donor
• Analysis: Iran sees nuclear talks that start Saturday in Istanbul leaning their way
• DA's Office seeks to link murder suspect to baseball hat found at shooting scene
• Humane Society's probe finds overcrowded conditions at Pennsylvania egg farm
• Public hearing in Syracuse will focus on raising state's minimum wage
• The American Cancer Society's Relay for Life will hold a benefit concert on Satu...
• Movers and shakers: B’ville Women to be honored at YWCA luncheon
• Iron Maiden rock out Chile on En Vivo
• Baldwinsville: Meigs Road properties to be annexed
• Camillus Police name Officer of the Year, recognize two former town councilors
• Open Book Club continues at the Caz Library
• Investing in Cazenovia’s future
• Track Warriors sweep West Genesee
• 'Map of the Dead' shows how to survive a zombie apocalypse in Syracuse and CNY
• Elden Elementary presents the play ‘Rules’
• Short films by Department of Transmedia students to screen at Everson Museum April 24
• Literary agent Dan Conaway to discuss the profession at April 12 event
• Exhibition to feature photographic survey of Syracuse public sculpture, work of artist in residence
• Long-term research reveals causes, consequences of environmental change
• IVMF acknowledged for support of veterans, military families on first anniversary of Joining Forces
• Green filmmaker Antonio Saillant to speak at SU Showcase April 18
• Award-winning memoirist concludes Spring 2012 Raymond Carver Reading Series
• Syracuse man stabbed in chest during fight, police say
• Oneida man, stopped for failing to dim headlights, flees Madison County deputy
• DIRT founder plans road track, half-mile oval in Hastings
• Syracuse lags nation in recovery from recession, Fed leader says
• Syracuse area, eastern Finger Lakes to come under freeze warning tonight
• Sony to cut 10,000 jobs, turn around TV business
• Letter carriers to rally in Syracuse against proposed cuts to service
• State parks system getting $89 million funding boost
• Crime database: Burglaries on the rise this year, led by increase in Syracuse's suburbs
• Jury selection to begin in John Edwards trial
• Company news: Alzheimer's Association announces new staff
• F-M track opens, sweeps Central Square
• Update: Oswego police identify victim of rollover accident
• Photos of the Day: Family, friends turn backs to killer
• Lysander Parks and Recreation activities announced
• WG track sides swept by Liverpool
• Lysander rescinds deputy supervisor appointment
• LRC nominates Johnson for councilor seat
• Update: 19 fire departments called to help extinguish Pulaski house fire
• Update: Woman, 49, suffers "medical condition" while driving, survives Oswego crash
• What's going on: Was Titanic's sinking more than just human folly?
• Taking the show on the road: Teens perform their own theater on Centro bus
• Last-minute tax tips for procrastinators
• New York's Gov. Andrew Cuomo vetoes legislative budget member items
• Marcellus Shale Links: Doctors say Pennsylvania's natural gas drilling law hurts residents' health
• Central NY Professional and Working Women Scholarship
• ASCO Numatics Scholarships
• Job seekers gather for gas-drilling job fair in Binghamton
• George Zimmerman is arrested, charged with second-degree murder in death of Trayvon Martin
• Strong Indonesia earthquakes cause panic but no tsunami
• Syracuse councilors to begin budget review
• Update: George Zimmerman to be charged with murder in Trayvon Martin shooting
• Updated: Cuomo vetoed legislative pork in this year's budget
• "Shoot for the Stars" event April 21 at Oswego High School
• Hazing suspected at unofficial Boston University fraternity
• Message of the day at Huntington Family Center: Stay active, eat healthy
• First come, first served
• A SKEWED VIEW: Courage prevails over lowly crime
• Troopers: Infant, dog and horses removed for safety reasons from Conquest property
• Anaren Inc. in East Syracuse receives $11.5 million in contracts
• Bomb threat holds up Onondaga Central outing to Cooperstown
• New York state hosts Syracuse job fair Thursday
• Man pronounced dead after driving bulldozer into Onondaga Lake identified
• COLUMN: Nature’s Corner - Beaver Lake to celebrate Earth Day with many activities
• Hail falls on the Thruway east of Syracuse, at least one minor crash reported
• Update: Sheriff identifies bulldozer operator who died after medical problem at Onondaga Lake
• The Onondaga Men's Baseball Team ranked 7th in this week's NJCAA National Poll!...
• Van Buren approves mixed use law
• Police reports for East Syracuse, Manlius ending 4/7
• Baker HS elective provides real world experience
• Police reports for Geddes, Camillus ending 4/6
• B’ville girls lacrosse sweeps San Diego trip
• A Report from Station 54
• A report from the Mottville Fire Company
• Joe Riposo's new jazz tune recalls Three Rivers Inn
• Check out this early construction photo of the Technology/Science/Paramedical Bu...
• Caz bike donors aid county project
• Friends of Van Buren Park formed
• DeWitt Police Chief Gene Conway may run for sheriff in 2014
• Green Party candidate to challenge Buerkle, Maffei for Congress
• Opinion today: Hiring of Sam Laguzza is immoral and insulting to taxpayers
• Syracuse University Libraries external review planned for fall 2012
• Inaugural EBV-Families at FSU begins April 10
• SU, Cornell Student Assembly host White House Young America Series event April 18
• Internationally celebrated flutist Mario Caroli, pianist Masako Hayashi-Ebbesen to give concert, masterclasses
• Today's obituaries: Andrew David Castle, 16, sophomore at Corcoran High School, played lacrosse
• Bernie Fine accuser Zach Tomaselli sentenced to prison for more than 3 years for sex crime
• Bubba, the self-made golfer
• Oswego man charged with welfare fraud
• Six people escape fire on Bear Street in Syracuse
• Indonesia issues new tsunami alert after 8.6 quake
• Company news: David Cotter new assistant to executive director
• From the blotter: Man charged in Van Buren arson
• National retailer to move to Cazenovia
• Update: Three men hurt Tuesday in DeWitt rollover accident now in good condition
• What's going on: Charles Manson likely a no show for his parole hearing
• Photos of the Day: Closing Elmwood Supported
• Buffalo waterfront property deal hits a snag
• Lucasfilm abandons studio project in Marin County, Calif. after neighbors' strong opposition
• Syracuse can expect two more cooler-than-average April days, the National Weather Service says
• B’ville shows support for Y in village
• It takes a city: Syracuse City School District honors volunteers
• Update: Sheriff identifies drivers in morning crash on Thompson Road, DeWitt
• Fulton school board adopts proposed 2012-13 school budget
• Update: Clay man's condition improves after morning I-481 crash in DeWitt
• West Genny girls survive classic battle with CBA
• George Zimmerman's lawyers withdraw from Trayvon Martin shooting case
• Proposal to close Elmwood Elementary School in Syracuse draws no flack at budget hearing
• Former priest Robert Hoatson launches himself and his cause into the spotlight amid Bernie Fine scandal
• Wireless providers agree to disable stolen phones to deter their resale
• Spanish town fails to approve plan to pay off municipal debt by growing marijuana
• Best Buy CEO Brian Dunn resigns amid internal probe
• Worst loss for Dow this year as stocks slump again
• Apple market value hits $600 billion before stock prices drop again
• Cortland High School assistant lacrosse coach asked to step aside as police investigate locker room incident
• Study: Tax deadline day can be deadly on US roads
• Drivers to pay 6 percent more for gas this summer, government predicts
• Oswego County legislator considering run for New York Senate
• GSA takes action against eighth employee for conference spending scandal
• What's going on: Does the Supreme Court fully understand the Obama health care law?
• Oswego donkey trial set for July 16
• Film: Fourteen hours of fear at Palace Theater Saturday
• Update: Man dies after suffering medical emergency while driving bulldozer at Onondaga Lake remediation site
• Smoked out: Synthetic marijuana likened to cocaine, meth
• Syracuse's Westcott Community Center has a new leader
• Ron Canestrari, Democratic majority leader of New York Assembly, to retire
• Final decision expected next week on Camillus Sunoco
• Lacrosse Warriors pull away from C-NS, get to 3-0
• EAVES looks to build $1.2M ambulance station
• Two men ticketed after Thompson Road crash
• Bulldozer runs into Onondaga Lake after driver has medical emergency
• Opera star Marcus Haddock of Skaneateles fights stroke effects to sing
• Pepsi NEXT: New soda promises less sugar and more taste
• Venditte Rule(s) at Alliance Bank Stadium
• Centerstate CEO names Crouse Hospital ‘Business of the Year’
• Matilda Joslyn Gage Center celebrates essay contest winners
• COLUMN: Barclay NYS budget review - Spending kept in line; no new taxes
• Clay man ejected, critically injured in DeWitt accident
• Girls track Warriors win Tully meet
• Bulldozer pulled from Onondaga Lake in Geddes
• Syracuse man in police custody in shooting death on Kenmore Avenue
• Syracuse Marine Parents make neck coolers for troops overseas
• XL Projects presents 'gnome-worthy' work of SU design students
• SU Women's Choir to present spring concert April 19
• NY Association for Marriage & Family Therapy conference focuses on childhood sexual abuse
• iSchool invests $1.3 million in Upstate IT scholarships
• Orange Circle Awards to be presented April 10
• Connective Corridor buses transform into performance spaces
• Mayfest 2012 celebration set for April 27
• Award-winning illustrator Shane W. Evans '93 to deliver 2012 convocation address for College of Visual and Performing Arts
• Student startups win more than $150,000 at Emerging Talk
• April 10 WISE forum to tackle common issues students face upon entering sports industry
• Lebowitz, Moore, Schramm and Sorkin to receive Syracuse University honorary degrees
• iSchool adviser/SU Trustee creates new summer Ph.D. fellowships
• Former Senator Bill Bradley to kick off new lecture series with talk 'We Can All Do Better'
• Making your tax bills easier to understand
• 100 days in: Legislator Shepard discusses first few months in office
• J-D softball starts strong, wins F-M tournament
• Syracuse police charge man who reported natural gas leak with burglary
• Ex-Montgomery woman charged with faking cancer for lavish wedding
• Christopher Vanetten is wanted by police for scamming people in the suburbs: Neighbors North Today
• Christakos family gift names Caz College field
• Henderson to step down from CACDA
• Hannibal woman accused of stealing tax refund debit card
• 3 Maryland school workers split Mega Millions win
• Track Lakers win three times at Tully meet
• Report: Young Upstate adults most likely to be without health insurance
• Kodak plans to lay off 91 workers in Rochester
• ACT NOW! Registration for all current students begins this week.
• What's going on: Washington kid steers bus to safety after driver collapses
• Company news: Professionals for Jackson Hewitt pass exam
• Two hospitalized after two-car crash in DeWitt
• Today's obituaries: Tami Lynn Bellinger-Augustus, 39, loved music and horseback riding
• VA reaches out to growing number of vets who were sexually assaulted or harassed in the military
• APNewsBreak: California finds toxins in nail polishes causing birth defects
• Caz softball struggles at F-M tournament
• Update: Rollover crash in DeWitt sends three to hospital
• Chittenango track competes at Tully meet
• Ray Middle hosts career fair
• Photos of the Day: Art on a Roll at SU
• B'ville officers recognized for bravery
• Support the super Y in B'ville tonight
• Late surge brings Crunch to the brink of post-season play
• Chiefs lose three of first four games, but starters show promise
• Family, pets make it out of Manlius house fire safely
• Manlius woman escapes injury in Elmbrook Drive fire
• Salina considers loosening firearms regulations to allow trapper to hunt coyotes on Scottsdale Circle
• Elmwood Elementary to close under proposed Syracuse school district budget
• First quarter of 2012 shatters US heat records
• Syracuse police respond to reported shooting with two victims
• Salina residents seek solutions for coyote problem
• Fulton man arrested for DWI with a child in the car
• Answering the call of the community: fire departments gear up for Recruit NY
• North Geddes Street fire at I-690 sends smoke billowing across downtown Syracuse
• Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner proposes no tax hike in city budget
• Recreation Center Hours for the Easter Break
• Police: Mother returned to Minnesota day care after dropping off her son, found 3 slain adults
• Maryland winner claims share of $656 million Mega Millions jackpot
• Joshua Meeker, Syracuse boy battling cancer, gets front-row seat to boxing match
• 2 Central Square residents win big in New York Lottery: Oswego Neighbors Today
• No smoking at New York's beaches or swimming areas, including Green Lakes, Fair Haven and Cayuga Lake
• Memorial service held in Virginia for Syracuse University student who died in dorm room
• Avon hopes to get a makeover with new CEO
• Dow closes below 13,000 for first time in a month
• Faces of volunteerism: Fire departments seek new members
• What's going on: After spending $1 billion on research, experts see progress on autism's causes
• Auburn city councilor accused of driving while intoxicated
• Florida man admits guilt in providing illegal aliens to work on Cayuga County farm
• Snowy day in the Tug Hill
• Study: Fungus behind bat die-off came from Europe
• Police identify victims of Ithaca double fatal crash
• Pizza made with love
• Skaneateles drama club receives multiple awards for ‘Phantom of the Opera’ production
• Cogswell not seeking BOE reelection
• Village board approves new RBC replacement contract for wastewater treatment plant
• Town to replace Irish Road Bridge, approves water district
• Caz village board addresses water infrastructure
• Growing greener: Cazenovia becomes official Tree City USA
• Cazenovia Forum hosts lecture by Kaczynski
• Caz track girls open 2012 season with win
• Noted author to visit Caz, speak on Dutch delicacies
• Friends of Lorenzo announce upcoming season
• Titanic presentation to be held at CPL
• Chester Will Chappell: Cazenovia native, casket company tycoon
• Oscar’s track: Holistic healthcare
• Wilder’s play lives on, like a simple fact
• Wrestler visits Durgee
• President of Federal Reserve Bank of New York to speak Thursday in Syracuse
• Woman crashes car into North Syracuse pet store, suffers cut to arm
• Driver lost consciousness before crash into pet food store
• Boys lacrosse Warriors begin another title pursuit
• CNS girls lax defeat Carthage, RFA
• Girls lacrosse Warriors fall to B'ville
• Blustery winds expected to buffet Syracuse area
• AOL, Microsoft agree to $1 billion patent deal
• Company news: St. Joseph's Foundation pays tribute to supporters
• School vouchers spark growing court fights in US
• What's going on: South Korea says North preparing for nuclear test
• Photos of the Day: Kite Flying Weather In Central New York
• Today's obituaries: Margaret Chase, created a top U.S. industrial design firm with her husband
• Altmar girl accused of stealing wallet from purse left on bar
• Canton Woods hosts retirement party
• Granby woman accused of injuring man during argument
• Police say Tulsa shootings related to avenge father's death based on Facebook postings
• How the city of Syracuse hired a registered sex offender
• In an old Chicago meat plant, greens and fish grow
• Van Buren boats set afloat
• Court Notebook: Court file doesn't match lawyer's recollection of client's crime date
• Court Notebook: Jamesville-DeWitt wins local mock court competition
• Suicide bomber kills at least 38 in Nigeria
• Truce plan collapses in Syria, fighting escalates
• Dining Center Easter Weekend Hours
• Rescue Mission serves Easter meal to 206 people
• Late-season surge takes Crunch to overtime six games in a row
• Easter eggs aplenty in East Syracuse for annual hunt
• Henninger student sparks outpouring of support for Syracuse boy fighting cancer
• Skaneateles baseball beats Ludden, starts 3-0
• Pope Benedict XVI marks Easter with a call to end violence in Syria
• Syracuse company aims to help Burger King regain its crown
• 'Consumer Reports' readers name Wegmans the top U.S. supermarket chain
• Mattydale family goes home after volunteers pull off an extreme makeover
• C-NS baseball shuts down CBA in season opener
• Campus Ministry Offers Variety of Activities During Lent
• Families flock to Jordan for 'Breakfast with the Easter Bunny' [GALLERY]
• J-D lacrosse win streak ended by Niskayuna
• Syracuse police identify victim of fatal shooting Friday on East Fayette St.
• Wildcats earn first win over F-M since 2009
• Christians gather in Holy Land, pray on Easter Saturday
• Rising gas prices usually one of the signs of spring
• Weekly addresses: Obama offers holiday message; GOP talks energy policy
• Lockheed Martin division, with a facility in Salina, announces voluntary and involuntary layoffs
• AP sources: NBC fires producer who edited tape of George Zimmerman's 911 call
• Today's obituaries: Samuel Donze, ran Sam Donze's Meats on North Side
• Fire crews respond to call at Drumlins Country Club
• Maureen Green: We need more seafood, less to see food
• 14-year-old Mohawk girl dies in accident on Route 5S in Herkimer County
• Thomas Kinkade, popular 'Painter of Light,' dead at age 54
• National Weather Service says dry and windy conditions today in Central New York risk brush, grass fires
• Update: All accounted for at apartment complex where Navy jet crashed
• Maple sap flows in good times and bad for generations of the Leonard family
• Man shot on East Fayette Street dies, Syracuse police investigating homicide
• Man is in critical condition following shooting on Syracuse street
• Exploding deer population in Syracuse has residents searching for ways to protect their gardens, trees
• Study ties oil, gas production to increase in Midwest earthquakes
• US consumers borrow more in February to buy cars, pay for school
• Coast Guard guns sink ship adrift since last year's Japanese tsunami
• Big lottery winners often decide to remain anonymous, if their state will let them
• Navy jet crashes into Virginia apartment complex; some residents are still missing
• Syracuse police investigating stabbing this afternoon on Hope Avenue
• Sentencing of Bernie Fine accuser Zach Tomaselli set for April 11
• Masonic Lodge donates food baskets to make Easter a bit brighter for families in need
• New lines likely to stir up primary race in New York City congressional district
• S.C. man sentenced in federal court for kidnapping woman found in Weedsport hotel
• Marcellus Shale Links: EPA says water quality is OK at 20 wells in Pennsylvania town
• Letters for the week of 4/4
• F-M Girl Scouts put plants in Eagle Hill, Cazenovia classrooms
• No school in B'ville District May 18
• Kodak proposes $13.5M in bonuses, withdraws plan to cut retirees' health care benefits
• Update: At least 6 injured when Navy jet crashes into apartment building in Virginia Beach
• Durhamville woman faces felony DWI charge
• Mega Millions winner from Kansas comes forward, while Maryland winner loses ticket
• Execs of company that rebuilt ShoppingTown theaters are sentenced to home confinement, fines
• Lively performance for Canton Woods
• ‘The C word’ comedy show comes to Jazz Central Friday
• Madison Hall to host last Farmers Market Saturday!
• Chrysler brings back the SRT Viper
• Onondaga County sheriff to promote Deputy Jeremy Young to sergeant
• Odwalla shake recall: Wegmans, Walmart stores pull shakes on allergen alert
• Understanding college financial awards
• Caz sophomore donates winnings to class
• McNamara students use Ipads
• Lady Lakers attend SU softball camp, visit Fenton
• Cazenovia Police Blotter: March 14 to 28
• Hart recognized by RealtyUSA
• CORRECTION: Loughnot never placed under arrest
• Police reports for DeWitt, East Syracuse, Manlius ending 3/31
• Police reports for Camillus ending 3/25
• Caz boys lacrosse survive tests, reaches 3-0
• Opinion today: No need for vitriolic criticism of President Obama
• Whispering Oaks extension informational meeting
• Video: Watch how Google's futuristic glasses would let you chat, text
• Holiday drivers find gas prices hovering near $4.08 gallon around Syracuse
• Company news: Renee Neiderman awarded Key4Women Award
• Freeze warning, fire watch both in Syracuse area weather picture
• Labor Department: Economy added 120,000 jobs in March
• Staten Island woman dies in hit-run accident, saves grandson
• Military board says Marine should be dismissed for Facebook remarks criticizing president
• Today's obituaries: James L. Hayes, 65, of Mattydale, worked for Onondaga County before opening We Fix It
• Caz girls lax goes 1-1, beats Homer
• BSE Book Fair concludes
• Photos of the Day: A Lesson In Humility
• EDITORIAL: Thank you Board of Education
• B'ville family to hold walk honoring daughter
• COLUMN: Library will close for Easter Sunday
• What's going on: Filipino Catholics nailed to crosses on Good Friday despite church discouragement
• Serial rapist gets life sentence for slaying Davis Motel owner in Utica
• Aaron Ciechanover, winner of the 2004 Nobel Prize in chemistry, to speak at Upstate April 16
• Tucker spins no-hitter for baseball Hornets
• New York to sell prison superintendent house in Auburn: Cayuga Neighbors Today
• New on the Onondaga County payroll: former legislator and county exec's brother
• Retailers report a greater than expected increase in sales for March
• New photo shows old murderer Charles Manson at age 77
• Fulton Companies of Pulaski to expand with National Grid grant
• Power pushes C-NS softball past Liverpool
• Florida task force told 'stand your ground' self-defense law is confusing
• Ithaca macaroon maker is invited to President Obama's signing of JOBS Act
• Japanese ghost ship starts sinking slowly after Coast Guard fires on it
• Encyclopaedia Britannica's halt of print edition triggers sales
• US stocks close mostly down; this was the worst week of 2012 so far
• J.C. Penney cuts 600 workers, or 13 percent, at corporate headquarters in Texas
• Grand jury clears driver in fatal crash that killed Cicero-North Syracuse teenager Taylor Fleming
• New York moves to ban sex offenders from gaming websites
• What's going on: US cities are growing faster than suburbs
• Marine from Ithaca dies from wounds suffered in Afghanistan
• Business lobbying group spends $12 million lobbying Gov. Cuomo, Legislature
• It’s ‘Go’ time: Syracuse club draws visitors, locals to annual tourney
• F-M Science Olympiad wins 10th straight state title
• Syracuse budget to be unveiled Monday
• Murder suspect convicted of possessing loaded gun at Syracuse bus station
• Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem pre-sale goes live tomorrow
• State officials cautious about proposed Upstate takeover of Van Duyn
• Welch Allyn honored for environmental stewardship
• US Coast Guard to sink ghost ship dislodged by Japan tsunami
• Kirsten Gillibrand reports $9.1 million for re-election campaign
• Baldwinsville purchases snowflakes
• Registration could address Salina's cat problems, says resident of N. Syracuse: Neighbors North Today
• Construction on Key Bank at Madison Row begins
• Village board approves tentative budget, makes annual appointments
• West Genny girls lacrosse pounds F-M, 16-4
• Girls lacrosse Warriors outscore Marcellus
• Solvay softball beats Westhill; Marcellus starts 2-0
• Westhill baseball battles past Solvay, 12-6
• Boys lacrosse Lakers beaten by LaFayette
• Skaneateles softball has wild opening week
• F-M names next Fayetteville Elementary principal
• West Genesee Middle School teacher to attend Space Academy
• Opinion today: Don't waste newsprint on Fab Melo story
• Durgee to host 14th annual spaghetti dinner
• Ephesus develops LED chip built in New York state
• Le Moyne College, University College host Intelligent Conversation Series 'The Future of Medicine'
• Morton Schiff Jazz Ensemble to present free concert April 12
• Room to Read founder John Wood to deliver inaugural Phanstiel Lecture
• Members of the Student Philanthropy Council gear up to spread the word
• University commemorates Asian Pacific American heritage in April
• College of Law celebrates Commencement May 11; welcomes former U.S. Vice President Dan Quayle as speaker
• Take Back the Night 2012 events begin April 9
• Transgender Day of Liberation to be celebrated on April 9
• NY Federal Reserve Bank president and CEO to speak at Maxwell
• Syracuse man sentenced to maximum prison penalty for fatal shooting
• Old farmhouse a total loss after fire Wednesday outside Chittenango
• Company news: Catherine Loper appointed director of news and public affairs
• Weather expected to 'play ball' as Syracuse Chiefs open season
• Sales of prescription pain killers rising; experts see addiction epidemic
• Phoenix man accused of sexually abusing a child: Oswego County Today
• COLUMN: From Grandma’s Kitchen: Sample a taste of spring with asparagus
• Mercy Flight called in for car accident on Interstate 81 in Richland
• Today's obituaries: Michael Joseph Tausend, 28, of Phoenix, died in an automobile accident
• Photos of the Day: A Leg Up On College
• What's going on: Marine facing dismissal after criticizing President Obama to argue free speech case at hearing
• Softball Lakers have 1-1 start
• Caz baseball falls to Skaneateles
• Kids create Easter crafts at Kids Kount
• Police: Buffalo cop shoots, wounds suicidal man
• Gold loses some of its sparkle
• Crime database: Syracuse head shop robbery among six in Onondaga County
• Connecticut Senate votes to repeal death penalty
• Oswego woman faces two felonies
• B'ville girls deliver statement win at Liverpool
• Freeze warning overnight for Onondaga, southern Cayuga counties
• Oswego man charged with burglary, criminal mischief and criminal contempt
• SUNY Oswego students hold march for Trayvon Martin
• Commencement Wind Ensemble Auditions
• 5 former New Orleans police officers sentenced in Katrina bridge killings, coverup
• Dozens of firefighters bring farmhouse fire under control in Chittenango
• CenterState CEO tells members to get exporting
• Ice age data bolsters link between greenhouse gas, global warming
• More than 150 Syracuse middle school students visit SU for a taste of college life
• Poll: New Yorkers decry secret dealing in budget talks
• Stocks suffer worst loss in a month; Dow falls 125 points
• State to spend $2.1 million on sewage system upgrades at Fair Haven Beach State Park
• U.S. Supreme Court won't hear appeal of former Fulton man's conviction
• President Obama says Ronald Reagan would not get through 2012 GOP Primary
• Red Cross names new regional executive
• Chiefs, Harper and all, set to open season on Thursday
• Gov. Cuomo: Unclear whether state can help Syracuse homeowners fight new flood insurance bills
• Disappearance of 2 Florida men gets new attention in wake of Trayvon Martin's death
• F-M approves proposed budget; tax levy would rise 1.95 percent
• What's going on: Discovery has scientists rethinking how Tyrannosaurus rex looked
• 'Armadillo' truck could benefit community, says Police Chief: Oswego Neighbors Today
• New Waterman Elementary principal named
• Tentative school district budget would have only minor tax increases
• Tasty treats and high expectations
• Paramount to add 500 films to YouTube rentals
• April happenings at Beaver Lake Nature Center
• North Syracuse teachers’ union agrees to wage freeze
• LCSD board approves 3.2 tax increase
• F-M BOE adopts $74.6M spending plan
• International guitar and singing duo to perform in B'ville
• NCTA pursues legal action after clearing of county trail
• LETTERS: High school After Prom, Ball planning committees look for local support
• LETTERS: Resident agrees academics should stay off chopping block
• LETTERS: Invisible children of Uganda need continued coverage
• Wigge Reviews: ‘We Need to Talk About Kevin’
• The Onondaga men’s lacrosse team is ranked #1 in the national poll yet again! Ca...
• COLUMN: DNA expansion passes; remember basics of road safety
• Syracuse's Eric Mower & Associates named fifth best place to work in marketing and media
• Harvard's David Carrasco to lecture April 6 on storytelling in 16th century Mexico
• Emmy Foundation honors Newhouse students with College Television Award
• Jon V.C. Booth honored with prestigious international education award
• Low End Theory to give free performance at CFAC as part of Th3
• SU Europe brings together visiting, resident students in two new programs
• SU Showcase events schedule coming together
• Opinion today: Property tax exemption for educational institutions go too far
• DeWitt Police release video of jewelry store burglary suspects: Neighbors East Today
• F-M selects new Fayetteville Elementary principal
• Oswego man charged with welfare fraud and two other felonies
• Syracuse school district honors hundreds for their volunteer work
• Syracuse's Destiny USA adds cutting-edge movie screens, including IMAX, to its growing lineup
• Update: Syracuse water main break closes LeMoyne Elementary School
• Man set Van Buren house fire over rocky relationship with owner's granddaughter, deputies say
• Syracuse station WTVH's broadcast transmitter on the blink
• NBC News apologizes for editing tape of George Zimmerman's 911 call
• Today's obituaries: William E. McGee, 75, of Liverpool, was active in the Boy Scouts for over 45 years
• Sunshine, mid 50s at the plate in today's forecast for Syracuse
• B’ville district earns safety excellence award
• St. Joseph church confirmation students landscape Brady center
• First Student Inc employees win second place at national safety competition
• Photos of the Day: A Commitment to Faith
• B’ville Christian Academy opens Crunch Game
• Coffee with Baldwinsville's Mayor
• What's going on: Oakland mourns victims of deadly campus shooting
• Lawyers again to argue in Buffalo court on Facebook lawsuit
• Company News: Paul Coderre hired by Bailey Haskell & LaLonde
• Observing the Drug War disaster
• Caz BOE solicits community input, works toward 2012-13 budget
• Man from Clay charged with setting Van Buren house fire
• No money taken in Syracuse armed robbery
• Mitt Romney wins DC, Maryland primaries in his quest for GOP nomination
• Syracuse-area unemployment rate rises again in February
• Burger King to list shares on New York Stock Exchange
• Donald Trump says transgender hopeful can enter Miss Universe pageant
• Transgender pageant hopeful taps lawyer Gloria Allred to secure rule change
• Cuomo at the New York State Fairgrounds Wednesday to talk state budget
• Blossvale woman dies in Vienna car crash
• FEMA flood map change could cost owners of 1,099 Syracuse properties
• James "Rhio" O'Connor Memorial Scholarship Essay Contest
• French Socialist Party's presidential candidate calls for higher taxes on the rich
• US automakers post best monthly sales figures since 2007
• Seven arrested locally in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operation
• 1,000 women gather at Oncenter to talk, learn about running their own businesses
• CenterState CEO to focus on exports to grow region's economy
• Onondaga County lawmakers call for end to overtime "stacking" by jail staff
• U.S. Rep. Louise Slaughter breaks leg in fall in New York
• Mitt Romney looks to sweep 3 primaries Tuesday, focuses on Obama
• Police investigate incident in Cortland High School boys' lacrosse locker room
• Cornell study: Population of Adirondack's Hamilton County continues to decline
• 'New York Works' program lists infrastructure projects
• Man accused of not returning car from Syracuse dealership
• Camillus FD to replace three chief vehicles
• Additional funding sent for road, bridge projects in Onondaga, Madison Counties
• Fishing access point opens on Nine Mile Creek
• Don't forget: registration is open for Summer 2012! Take some classes and earn m...
• Optimists announce February student of the month
• 26 Skaneateles men served in the War of 1812
• Spear named finalist in 2012 National Merit Scholarship Program
• Skaneateles couple starts new charity bike ride to benefit cancer survivors
• Mandana Inn ready to open new season with new owner, restored building
• Jazz Fest 2012: Songbird flies with Sunshine Superman
• ‘Everything’s fresh’ at ABS: Chiefs anticipate electrifying 2012 season
• Haverford School names building after B’ville native
• Daktronics installing huge new display for the Chiefs
• Ovations taking over food service at Chiefs games
• Caz students partake in countywide music festival
• Caz Action asks community to ‘Be the Wall’
• Kenny G, Donovan to headline M&T Syracuse Jazz Fest
• Update: West Lafayette Avenue fire was intentionally set, Syracuse fire official says
• Philanthropy Week takes place April 9-13
• Save the date: Orange Central 2012 to take place Nov. 9-11
• Burton Blatt Institute hosts World Bank visit to campus and discussions about new Global Forum
• Update: Syracuse firefighters quickly put out structure fire on West Lafayette Avenue
• Madison ranked healthiest county in Central New York, Onondaga ranked least healthy
• Seventh-grade Sting shines
• Today's obituaries: Dean C. Northup, 60, of DeRuyter, an investigator for the U.S. Government
• Ludden baseball hammers Chittenango
• Mattydale woman won $10,000 in last week's Mega Millions drawing: Neighbors North Today
• Fourth person charged with larceny from Volney home
• Orchards appear to have survived overnight dip below freezing
• Mississippi man admits transporting illegal immigrants at Alexandria Bay
• What's going on: Investigation continues in plane crash at Florida supermarket
• Great ending for Sting
• Back to the ballgame
• Photos of the Day: Program Puts Science In Motion
• Suspect in reported Cicero road rage incident denies firing gunshots, chief says
• Radisson Nursery School to host open house tonight
• Buffalo Common Council leader's wife pleads guilty in bogus check scheme
• Witnesses describe 'chaotic scene' after gunman's shooting at California school killing 7
• Syracuse's Ephesus unveils chips that could change lights forever
• LETTERS: Lysander appoints highway superintendent?
• Lysander appoints on-staff engineer
• A backlog for low-income housing assistance leaves more than 10,000 households struggling
• Motorcyclist killed in Fulton crash Monday
• Company News: Joan Royle hired by United Way of Central New York
• Gun fired during apparent road rage incident on Route 31 in Cicero, police say
• Girl, 4, falls out of moving vehicle on Midland Avenue in Syracuse
• Liverpool school board adopts $129 million budget
• CXtec to pay feds $2 million to settle complaint over Chinese-made computer gear
• Gallagher Koster Health Careers Scholarship Program
• Volney man charged with sex crimes against a child
• Update: Police confirm 7 dead, 3 injured in shooting at Christian school in Oakland, Calif.
• Coast Guard monitors ghost ship launched by Japanese tsunami drifting toward Alaska
• Father kept abducted Salina girl away from school, doctors during 5 years in Thailand, prosecutor says
• Flying car gets closer to reality with test flight
• Gray hair is in fashion, but what about at work?
• US stocks rise, building on soaring first quarter
• Update: Assistant Onondaga County district attorney on leave after crash in which he was accused of driving under influence of drugs
• ADA charged with DWI in Salina crash that shut down I-81
• Feds: Cause of "meterological March madness" was mostly chance
• APNewsBreak: New York ethics board won't disclose record on its hiring of former Gov. Cuomo aide
• Barclay applauds synthetic marijuana ban by health department
• West Genesee Middle School students learn science, math through hip-hop, demonstrations
• Library Focus: Library will close Easter Sunday
• New York environmental group objects to plan for a new Tappan Zee bridge
• Last-minute ticket sales raises last week's Mega Millions jackpot to $656 million
• What's going on: Obama is confident health care law will be upheld
• New details of 8-year-old Salina girl found in Thailand, father to remain in custody
• Larry Hoyt, others play Kellish Hill Music Farm
• Son of former Syracuse city judge killed in bicycle/truck crash in Oregon
• CNY SPCA launches campaign against animal cruelty
• Syracuse-area apple growers keep eye on freeze warning
• 1 World Trade Center reaches milestone of 100 floors
• National Achievement scholarships awarded to two local high school students
• Two Skaneateles Odyssey of the Mind teams heading to world championships
• Anyela’s wins multiple medals at international wine competitions
• Dreyfuss to run for school board reelection
• Skaneateles Press editor wins state and regional journalism awards
• Liverpool girls lax handles Westhill, Carthage
• Stop by the Whitney Atrium now through April 18 and check out the OCC Student Ar...
• Bateson screens documentary, lectures in Caz
• Survey deadline extended for proposed Cazenovia town sewer district
• CPF plays ‘I Spy’ with national bird in Caz
• Caz Public Library to host discussion on long-term care
• Lacrosse Hornets, Brothers, Spartans win openers
• F-M, ESM win close girls lacrosse openers
• J-D’s Kinsey stars in Zebra Classic
• Man dies after he shoots himself, rolls SUV in Camillus
• F-M BOE to meet Monday, April 2
• No trespass signs remain at St. Mary's in Jamesville as Easter approaches
• Central New York high schools compete at winter color guard competition in East Syracuse
• Friends, family mourn 13-year-old boy who died after playing basketball
• Three local winter guards place first at championships
• New York State Percussion Circuit conducts championships
• Surviving budget cuts, Jordan-Elbridge drumline succeeds Sunday at state competition
• Camillus EMTs keep finger on pulse of new technology
• Announcing the 2012 Newhouse Writing Contest: $2100 in Cash Prizes!
• 'Army of angels' begin extreme home makeover for Mattydale family struck by tragedy
• Forensic experts say screams for help on 911 tape in Trayvon Martin case didn't come from accused shooter
• Seen any good April Fools' Day pranks yet?
• Today's obituaries: William Duncan Leahy, 'oldest living desk clerk' at Sherwood Inn
• Fulton man recalls his ancestors' work on the Titanic
• Benjamin Busch will be at the Colgate Book presenting his new book Dust to Dust
• One-car accident in Jamesville leads to DWI charge
• DeWitt man, 24, crashes car near home on East Seneca Turnpike; charged with DWI, speeding
• New York begins program to photograph visitors to state inmates
• New York takes over nearly 3,000 acres of land in Adirondack Park
• Central New York schools wrestle with state's tax levy formula
• What's going on: Party says opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi won Myanmar parliamentary seat
• The second life of an earmark: 5 years later, Destiny finds a new use for Washington's $1.7 million handout
• Girls Wildcats claim opener over Baldwinsville
• Armed man holds up card game at Syracuse home
• Woman's abdomen catches fire during C-section, as surgical tool ignites antiseptic
• Caz lacrosse starts next chapter, bashes B'ville
• Fayetteville-Manlius High School wins New York State Science Olympiad in Buffalo
• Pine Grove wins Novice class at first day of winter guard championships
• Syracuse-area dogs show off at Salt City Cluster at state fairgrounds
• Syracuse Police commend 25 people for helping to fight crime
• Syracuse showcase gives city's students a chance to shine
• Dale Corson, former Cornell president, dies; he led school through anti-war era
• Lakers beat Marcellus, wins Finger Lakes Face-Off
• Lacrosse Wildcats start fast, hold off Pittsford
• Obama: Congress should pass 'Buffett Rule'; GOP: President should support House's energy proposals
• The UK's HellsBelles talk about music and the scene
• Today's obituaries: Bernard LaDuke, Jamesville-DeWitt bus driver for 35 years
• Girls lacrosse Mustangs sprint to 2-0 start
• Solvay softball rallies past Bishop Ludden, 4-1
• Landscape of Urban Education Lecture Series to screen 'Precious Knowledge' with panel discussion April 2
• Newhouse School will host symposium examining future of local news
• Newhouse to host advance screening of new HBO comedy 'Veep'
• 'Manufactured Landscapes' documentary screening April 2
• Football alum Brian Tarrant '96 to speak at SU about finding success off the field
• Stone Canoe to award IVMF Prize for Written Work by a Veteran beginning in 2013
• Artist Radcliffe Bailey to speak April 3
• VPA art, transmedia graduate programs ranked among top 20 in nation by U.S. News & World Report
• Syracuse Stage announces 40th anniversary season
• Shot fired into Syracuse home wounds man
• Update: Three winning Mega Millions tickets sold; winners bought in Kansas, Illinois, Maryland
• Omanii Abdullah and Nanette Bustanoby show the value of mentors
• One Mega Millions jackpot winning ticket sold in Maryland; are there more?
• Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle boosts Vera House, and hears calls for legislation on domestic violence
• Great Lakes Research Consortium Names NY Sea Grant Educator Associate Director; Oswego To Host Its First GLRC Conference March 30-31
• Syracuse University students design signs, branding for city's Creekwalk
• Speaking at Syracuse University, Arthur Brooks challenges conservatives to win the moral debate
• Update: "One Million Hoodie March for Trayvon Martin" goes through downtown Syracuse
• Orwell's first-year winter guard joins dozens of regional teams at championships this weekend
• Many people who have struggled for years without work say they face job discrimination
• Bioethics panel backs sharing studies of lab-made bird flu
• Meet Col. Dawne Deskins, who watches our skies for danger
• Cannes winning film to screen at Syracuse's Palace Theatre as fundraiser for World Refugee Day
• Hole has developed in I-690 bridge over E. Willow Street in Syracuse
• Liverpool man faces child pornography charges
• To vote in New York's presidential primary, voters must submit forms by midnight tonight
• Students from Delaware school in Syracuse share their expeditions
• New York passes $132 billion budget on time for 2nd year in a row
• USDA official in Syracuse placed on leave after being charged with shoplifting
• What's going on: President Obama moves ahead with sanctions to squeeze Iran
• FDA: tobacco companies must report quantities of dangerous chemicals in cigarettes
• MasterCard, Visa warn of cardholder data breach
• National Weather Service's Binghamton Doppler radar to get major upgrade
• Human books available at Liverpool Public Library: Neighbors North Today
• ProPublica: The best, most revealing reporting on our healthcare system
• Jail deputies' reverse-discrimination suit tossed
• Manlius Pebble Hill's director of college counseling quoted in New York Times: Neighbors East Today
• St. Mary's Academy students are the gold at the end of the rainbow
• NSCSD tax levy limit calculated at 4.78 percent
• DeFrancisco holds video conference with Palmer students
• One Million Hoodie March scheduled from Armory Square to Clinton Square in Syracuse
• Update: Pallet maker considers next steps after fire destroys part of Bernhards Bay plant
• Mega Millions excitement grows in Central New York
• Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle's budget vote upsets Grover Norquist's conservative group
• Binghamton is No. 2 on America's top 10 fattest cities list
• Fair Haven woman promised $2M and a mercedes in phone scam: Cayuga Neighbors Today
• Sex change disqualifies Canadian as finalist in beauty pageant
• Company news: Elin Riggs as director of Student Affairs at SU
• Letters from home: Patients respond to Doctors’ Day celebration
• Report: Funeral director says no signs of fight on Trayvon Martin's body
• Are you on track for graduation? Stop by "Grad Central" on April 3, 4 and 5 from...
• Body found in pool believed to be missing Rochester teen
• Today's obituaries: Dr. Robert Eich, of Fayetteville, worked at Upstate from 1951-2010
• What's going on: Supreme Court justices to meet for vote on health care case
• Westhill lacrosse sides split season openers
• A 1 in 176 million shot at winning the Mega Millions jackpot
• Trayvon Martin family lawyer known for civil rights cases
• Photos of the Day: 50 Years Ago, Vietnam War Began
• Watertown Daily Times newspaper closing Washington, DC bureau
• Fire leaves eight B'ville families homeless
• COLUMN: Sportsmen Day raises important awareness on impact hunting, fishing, riding has on economy
• Elements of a historic Syracuse church could find a home in Louisiana
• Syracuse could see a light coat of snow by Saturday morning
• Whole Foods to stop sale of unsustainable seafood
• Missing Scriba teen found in Oneonta
• Man robbed at gunpoint in downtown Syracuse by man on bike
• SU engages O'Brien & Gere to help revamp steam station
• SU, CNY Jazz Central premiere pieces inspired by local musical history April 15
• Electronic DJ Kaskade to headline Block Party 2012
• Five to be honored April 9 with Chancellor's Citation for Excellence awards
• Colgate University's Marlowe to lecture on archaeological origins in Roman antiquities collecting
• Elin Riggs named new director of Off-Campus and Commuter Services
• PepsiCo CFO Hugh Johnston '83 to speak at ninth annual Whitman Day April 4
• Department of Drama Presents 'Quilters'
• Rhythm and Roots performance will be Friday
• U.S. deputy secretary of state to speak at Maxwell on U.S. foreign policy priorities
• Point of Contact puts on first poetry book fair
• iSchool associate dean Stanton named fellow, American Council on Education
• CNN's Anderson Cooper to emcee Mirror Awards ceremony June 13
• Six possible outcomes in the health care case, and what each would mean for taxpayers
• Syracuse and other Central New York school districts find out how much state money they will get next school year
• Oswego County sheriff's deputies looking for missing man from Scriba
• Le Moyne buys $575,000 DeWitt home for president's official residence
• Update: Major fire under control at McIntosh Box and Pallet in Constantia
• Cicero settles another excessive force lawsuit
• LETTERS: Sally Tallman thanks Marcellus voters for support
• 2012 Good Samaritan Awards Dinner to Honor Le Moyne College
• Literature and Culture Conference Call for Papers Extended
• Wilson Art Gallery Seeks Proposals for 2012-13 Exhibitions
• Spring 2012 Intelligent Conversation Series: The Future of Medicine
• Vietnam vets and officials mark start and end of war at Syracuse VA center
• Hundreds of Community Bank customers notified their debit cards need to be replaced
• WISE expects 1,000 at this years conference on women entrepreneurs
• Independent audit of Apple's assembly lines in China finds workers often put in more than 60 hours a week
• Solvay Bank's Mello named to New York Fed board
• New York landowners plan to frack using liquid propane
• What's going on: House approves Republican deficit-cutting federal budget
• Mayor Olson: Thank you voters for continued support
• Syracuse police stop selling background checks to the public
• B’ville residents compete in 4-H Club challenge
• How much do we care? This much!!
• LETTERS: Thank you to LRC
• East Syracuse trucking company taken out of service by federal safety inspectors
• B'ville elementary artwork on display
• New York Mills man decorated fake bomb with 'Angry Birds'
• E-filing of court papers now a reality in Onondaga County Clerk's Office
• Local schools, BOCES earn safety awards
• Fayetteville Justice Thomas Miller picks up Conservative Party backing in County Court race
• Benefit set for Saturday to raise money for Onondaga Nation couple
• North Syracuse school officials warn parents about drivers acting suspiciously with kids
• NY Country Jam to feature Gretchen Wilson, Big & Rich July 13 and 14
• ‘Manlius Square’ project eyed: Village refers application to planning board
• On the wings of words
• Paw prints: Strong defense is good offense
• The 2009 comprehensive plan has been a huge success
• Floral Notes: Do you believe?
• Health department bans sale of synthetic marijuana in NY
• Syracuse University named among nation's worst schools for free speech
• Village of Minoa Trustee Ronald L. Cronk retires
• Caz Library to host O’Baoill lecture
• LETTERS: Keating supports Caz High School Agricultural Program
• LETTERS: Pvt. Holstein confused by wonderings of March 14 letter
• LETTERS: Keep tobacco products out of sight, out of mind of youth
• Solvay to rename field in Merola’s honor
• Update: Cicero police say nephew stabbed his uncle
• What to do after you hit the $500 million Mega Millions jackpot
• Florida teen's case turns into brand: Trayvon Martin buttons, clothes, key chains, bumper stickers
• Women's group protests Rush Limbaugh bronze bust
• The heat is on! Hot-shot Palmieri returns to bolster Crunch offense
• Syracuse has a new Woman of the Year
• Second woman says she was followed, breaks open Manlius attempted abduction case
• Wrong house raided during drug search; police admit mistake: Cayuga Neighbors Today
• Salina hotel site for program on anaerobic digesters
• Syracuse groups, elected officials oppose Verizon deal with rivals
• JetBlue pilot charged with interfering with crew (watch video)
• Residents sue town of Salina for trapping their cats
• Bank of America CEO gets big raise
• 'Pink slime' is 100 percent beef, says Beef Products Inc.
• New York sales tax exemption on clothing and shoes doubled, starting Sunday
• Father pleads not guilty in 2007 abduction of daughter
• Solvay to name athletic field in honor of legendary football coach
• Three budget bills sail through Albany, with more voting set for Friday
• Woman of the Year Award presented to Linda Donalson Hicks
• Investigation continues into suspicious fires in Cayuga, Tompkins counties
• Marcellus schools superintendent outlines budget difficulties
• I Witness: Book encouraged dialogue between Syracuse police and Near West Side residents
• SU vigil to honor autistic man shot by mother, other disabled people killed by caregivers
• Nike sues Reebok in NYC over Tim Tebow apparel
• Elden Elementary announces contest winners
• LETTERS: Oh boy, it's spring
• Spring Plant FunShops underway
• BCSD Marching Band Honored with NYS Legislative Resolution
• "Like" this status for a chance to win two free tickets for Moscow Festival Ball...
• B’ville VFW celebrates Diamond Jubilee
• Gifford Lecture announces 2012-2013 speakers
• Conference celebrates internationally renowned mathematician
• IVMF issues analysis of 2011 BLS annual report on employment situation of veterans
• VPA fiber arts students create textile responses to environmentally concerned prints in new ArtRage exhibition
• 'Citizen writer' Terry Tempest Williams will close out 2011-12 University Lectures season
• Today's obituaries: Vincent "Jim" LaValle, a NASA research scientist, a violinist, a plumber and a devoted family man
• Syracuse zoo names penguin chick 'Hota,' honoring Corcoran High School class and teacher
• Caz Public Library offers new genealogy resources
• CRIS invites all to discover their purse-onality
• From Laker, to pro, to coach
• Man who Manlius police say attempted to force woman into trunk faces sex charge
• Destiny USA in Syracuse adds fashion accessories store XSRE to lineup
• Mega Millions reaches record $476 million jackpot
• Manlius Police charge man who they say tried to force woman into trunk
• What's going on: Conspiracy charges dropped against Michigan militia
• C-NS boys lacrosse roars to 2-0 start
• Photos of the Day: It's A Cold War in CNY Orchards
• Police remove 134 cats from suburban Albany home
• Buffalo hospital closes after 140 years of service
• JetBlue passengers recount scare while restraining captain undergoing meltdown
• Warm and wet today, Syracuse area should close work week with another short cool spell
• Nokia launches China smartphone, hopes for rebound
• Company News: Paul A. Restante named president of Community Investment Services Inc.
• ‘The Prince of Kosher Gospel’ sings in Syracuse this weekend
• LETTERS: A night the kids at Camp Good Days will never forget
• Upstate New York Poison Center officials, others speak out about dangers of synthetic marijuana
• Author Sherman Alexie keeps crowd laughing during talk in Syracuse
• Update: Two school buses crash in town of Onondaga; nobody hurt
• Oswego school board begins work to put construction project before voters May 15
• Syracuse average price for regular gas inches over $4 a gallon
• Residents around the Great Lakes clash over water levels
• Supreme Court justices signal deep trouble for health care law
• Passenger: Captain disrupts JetBlue plane, causing it to divert to Texas
• New York leaders strike budget agreement
• Syracuse gets $30 million from New York budget to help with current budget woes
• Expert: Possible sale of WSYR-TV in Syracuse part of a trend -- and not a good one for viewers -- in the TV business
• Hikers' group says state improperly let snowmobilers clear out scenic trail in Madison County
• Local jazz man being honored for his work with students
• EPA to reduce carbon pollution for only new coal-fired power plants
• Syracuse University among worst colleges for free speech for second straight year
• BP to lease future natural gas drilling land in northeast Ohio
• Angry Birds Space is top paid iPhone, iPad app
• Meetings scheduled for May in Oswego, Clayton to discuss Lake Ontario water levels
• Officers and UPS driver roust families from burning Baldwinsville building
• Police seek two men in the robbery of a Syracuse pizza shop
• Deputies investigating Mattydale crash that injured three people including girl, 4
• Gentile’s Restaurant moves to North Geddes Street
• 6-foot-3-inch Breanna Stewart dunks twice in McDonald's Dunk Contest (video): Neighbors North Today
• Bunnies abound: East Syracuse woman marks season with lawn art
• OUR VIEW: Right on, Syracuse
• Rooted in Westcott, Daffodil project blooms across city
• Village of Manlius plans for new park
• SubCat-produced ‘Ragamuffin’ a terpsichorean triumph
• Skaneateles girls varsity swim team record holders add the last letter at spring ceremony
• Thank you from trustee-elect Jones
• Easter Bunny to Visit Skaneateles
• Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital opens one-of-a-kind therapeutic oasis for patients
• Upstate’s occupational health office opens new facility
• Rematch 2012: Buerkle vs. Maffei
• Salina faces cat suit
• B'ville students voice concern over schedule change
• Local leaders help out at North Area Meals on Wheels
• Proposed Limestone Plaza renovations could see changes
• CanTeen is home at last
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• C-NS alum writes ‘beguiling’ Caribbean thriller
• SU named to 2012 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll with Distinction
• Syracuse Stage's 'The Brothers Size' moving to leading theaters in South Africa
• #CMGRchat tops Twitter's worldwide trending topics
• Humanities Center hosts lectures by renowned cultural critic March 27-28
• 'Dead Man Poems' author to speak at Syracuse University
• Symphony Syracuse, SU Oratorio Society to present Verdi's monumental 'Requiem' March 30
• Join SU, SUNY-ESF in annual Earth Day communitywide cleanup
• Cornerstone Promotion co-CEO Jon Cohen '90 to speak March 27
• NSCSD superintendent asks for community input to address budget deficit
• Syracuse police investigating pizza shop robbery on Wolf Street
• Today's obituaries: Amie Lynn Shaffer, 39, of North Syracuse, received the Vicky Swanson Fighting Spirit Award
• Auburn community-wide bus trip to Albany: Cayuga Neighbors Today
• Fort William Henry's human bone collection to be returned
• Flights canceled in Germany as public workers strike
• Drug co-pay help for seniors in EPIC program restored to proposed state budget
• Syria accepts United Nations peace plan but bloodshed persists
• B'ville district staff members honored for years of service
• Fair to link special needs families with resources
• What's going on: Vermont police believe they found missing teacher's body
• Thinking of getting inked? Read Student Health 101 and find out why some student...
• LaFayette, Oswego apple growers await outcome of battle with hard freeze overnight
• Cause of Baldwinsville fire under investigation
• Sunshine but continued cold on tap for Syracuse area
• COLUMN: Nature’s corner - Peepers mark the arrival of spring
• C-NS releases spring sports schedule
• Liverpool announces spring sports schedule
• West Genny announces spring sports schedule
• Marcellus announces spring sports schedule
• J-E releases spring sports schedule
• Westhill announces spring sports schedule
• Bishop Ludden releases spring sports schedule
• Solvay releases spring sports schedule
• Mayor speaks at Optimist meeting
• B’ville firm hires Syracuse woman
• Company News: Shweta Singh promoted at The Manor at Seneca Hill
• Baldwinsville apartment fire leaves eight families homeless
• 13-year-old Syracuse boy dies playing basketball
• Death of Florida teen wearing a hoodie resonates with Central New York adults, youths
• Hundreds gather at Syracuse University to protest fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin
• Syracuse fire extensively damages back porch of house
• ESM proposed school budget calls for no layoffs; 1.98 tax levy increase
• On the campaign trail: Rick Santorum uses Supreme Court debate to argue he is best GOP presidential candidate
• SU season ends in Elite Eight loss to Ohio State
• Restaurant slammed for 'black and bleu' burger named after Chris Brown's assault on Rihanna
• Other airlines follow Southwest's lead and raise their fares
• Syracuse middle school student dies playing basketball
• Supreme Court justices focus on 19th century law during first day of arguments over health care law
• What's going on: Studies show surgery can put diabetes into remission
• Money for combating EEE, new gaming commission among agreed-to changes in New York budget
• Pope Benedict arrives in Cuba as a "pilgrim of charity"
• More than 120 Syracuse city students attend weekend mentoring, empowerment conference
• Syracuse group will rally at city hall for money for prekindergarten classes
• Sen. Schumer weighs in on Trayvon Martin case, calls Stand Your Ground Law "worrisome"
• Syracuse Police investigate suspicious incident near Thornden Park
• New York environmental groups join to form coalition to work for hydrofracking ban
• Schumer seeks federal funding to save firefighter-training program in Baldwinsville
• Proposed New York 'fracking' health impact study is dropped during budget negotiations
• Big paper mill project in Solvay canceled
• Syracuse-based Carrols to buy 278 Burger King restaurants
• APNewsBreak: 'Pink slime' maker shuts down most of its plants
• Marcellus school cafeterias begin cutting-edge compost program
• Get hooked on fishing at Carpenter's Brook
• Village board accepting applicants for codes enforcement officer
• New Lincoln book by Skaneateles Press editor released early
• Skaneateles Figure Skaters showcase their skills in 'Ice Dreams 2012' performance
• Caz College student designs for HGTV
• Caz BOE budget work session to be held April 2
• Friends hold birthday party for local centenarian at YMCA
• Third Annual Natural Healing and Wellness Fair to be held in May
• Village hall sold for more than $850K
• BSPTA donates gift of music
• Baker team places in healthcare Olympiad
• Opinion today: Do not accept pittance for Syracuse University bookstore PILOT project
• Fire investigation in Hastings leads to pot-growing charge against neighbor
• J-D announces spring sports schedule
• F-M announces spring sports schedule
• ESM releases spring sports schedule
• CBA announces spring sports schedule
• Beaver Lake Nature Center: Last chance for fresh maple syrup
• Bishop Grimes releases spring sports schedule
• New York Mohawk: Move toxic General Motors dump from tribal lands
• Easter egg hunt canceled in Colorado due to aggressive parents
• ESF students to see Doppler on Wheels in Syracuse
• U.S. Senator Schumer visits Baldwinsville to call for continued volunteer firefighter training funds
• "Not So Silent Auction" for Oswego County Historical Society set for Friday
• Today's obituaries: Harold H. Carr Sr., 88, of Mattydale served in the Army Air Corps, retired from Chrysler
• LETTERS: Nine periods offer more opportunity
• Photos of the Day: Going Bald to Fight Cancer
• Groups to rally in Syracuse this week for Trayvon Martin
• What's going on: Supreme Court begins first round of health care hearings
• Detectives investigate rash of burglaries
• B’ville man joins architecture firm
• Last chance for under-$4 gas: Syracuse, Rochester metro areas
• Tibetan protester burns himself alive during anti-China protest
• Upstate Poison Center to speak about synthetic marijuana this morning
• Cold from Canada sends Syracuse area scrambling for winter coats
• Company News: Kaleigh Ziobro promoted at Patricia Lynch Associates
• Rich Street bridge in Syracuse closed for construction beginning today
• Syracuse Somali-Bantu community group spreads out in larger quarters
• Court Notebook: Pelt burglar violates probation yet again
• Court Notebook: DA Bill Fitzpatrick supports state funding for Nurse-Family Partnership
• Watching the people watching the police
• Girls basketball: Stewart closes out career with one more title
• Hundreds shave their heads during St. Baldrick's fundraiser to fight childhood cancer
• Results from two winter guard shows from Saturday
• Syracuse-area Democrats back lawyer Mark English as next party chair
• Oneida County man turns in homemade bomb found along walking trail
• State DOT approves turning lane to make Route 5 East safer in Elbridge
• Your comments: Did Dick Cheney get special treatment when he received a heart transplant?
• Boy, 7, becomes ninth victim of West Virginia house fire
• Manhattan churchgoers wear hoodies in honor of slain teen
• Bald is beautiful at Kitty Hoynes' St. Baldrick's fundraiser
• Today's obituaries: Rosemarie Losurdo, beauty shop owner who gave back to charity
• Village of Liverpool to lower tax rate
• Welcome to Wikicuse: You can say the most outrageous things in the Syracuse Wikipedia entry, but not for long
• What's going on: US paid $50,000 per death for Afghan shooting spree
• B’ville announces spring sports schedule
• Cazenovia announces spring sports schedule
• Chittenango releases spring sports schedule
• Skaneateles announces spring sports schedule
• End of the Orange run
• Syracuse police investigate shooting that injures 34-year-old city woman
• At Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge, spring heralds return of migrating birds, baby eagles
• Syracuse landmark Smorol's Restaurant to close for good on Saturday
• Girls basketball: Northstars one win away from Fed title
• SU fans heartbroken, peaceful after record-breaking season ends
• Update: Orange fever begins to bubble over at Syracuse watering holes
• Structure fire reported in Central Square
• Rec Center Closed This Weekend
• Faith-based All Saints school sees growth since opening on Syracuse's Tipperary Hill
• Former Vice President Dick Cheney has heart transplant
• CNY Republican Hanna speaks out for women's issues
• Investigation into SU student's death waits on autopsy results
• Update: Family dog dies in Cicero house fire
• House fire during slumber party kills 8, including 6 kids
• Report from 1998: Penn State coach Jerry Sandusky called 'likely pedophile'
• Friday's shooting victim was a level-3 sex offender
• Fayetteville Justice Thomas Miller wins GOP backing for County Court
• Onondaga County Republicans nominate slate for fall races
• Manlius Art Cinema to present acclaimed documentary on bullying
• Poetry inspired by dance, next installment of Spring 2012 Raymond Carver Reading Series
• Light Work to exhibit 'Pastoral' by Alexander Gronsky
• Say Yes to Education calls for workshop proposals
• Maxwell School appoints new associate dean for external affairs
• Ludden basketball wins Federation semifinal
• I Witness: "They're not going to pulverize an SU student," Near West Side resident says
• Rep. Eric Cantor speaks at Buerkle fundraiser in DeWitt
• Nearly 8 years later, Syracuse man robs the same bank teller, police say
• Update: Syracuse police identify victim of fatal shooting on Kenmore Avenue
• Friends of slain Florida teen say he never picked a fight
• Composite of Salina robbery suspect released
• Asbestos found in some tiles in Oswego County social services building
• Protest planned Saturday at FitzPatrick Nuclear Plant in Scriba
• Onondaga County detectives investigate rash of burglaries
• Syracuse University student found dead in dorm
• Stuck with high gas prices, drivers are just pumping less
• Warm weather cuts short US maple sugaring season
• Court orders FDA to take action to stop widespread antibiotic use on farms
• New federal wind tower guidelines aim to reduce bird deaths
• Syracuse police investigating dog attack on woman on Park Street
• Delta jets will be making trips between Syracuse and LaGuardia starting Sunday
• Parking ordinance near SU ruled invalid by state appeals court
• What's going on: Army maintains PTSD is treatable; some soldiers diagnosed with it return to war
• Body in Cayuga Lake was drowned man; police say no foul play involved
• Boat? Yes. Skates? Nope. Ice is out at Lake Placid's Mirror Lake
• Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke says financial crisis exposed vulnerabilities
• Geraldo Rivera blames Trayvon Martin's death on hoodie the teen was wearing
• Village of North Syracuse likely to override 2 percent tax cap
• Wigge Reviews: ‘A Separation’
• LETTERS: Area newspaper carriers deserve recognition, benefit of the doubt
• LETTERS: Resident says school board prefers litigation to transparency on $2-to-3 million expansion plans for Fenner Fields
• LETTERS: Dr. Usborne announces retirement after 53 years
• LETTERS: Open your home to an AFS exchange student
• B'ville Lions announce raffle winners
• F-M German students take first place in national video contest
• Caz high school students prepare for financial reality check
• Stars Of Boulevard - Ready for Stardom
• DeWitt Police ID remains as Tracy Kulas, missing since 2005
• Where have all the mayors gone?
• B'ville Optimists donate $1,200 to KBR
• Syracuse Behavioral Healthcare to create outpatient clinic at Learbury Centre
• Opinion today: Rick Santorum fights abortion but supports bombing Iran, which will kill many
• NPR's Michel Martin to speak at Newhouse School April 11
• Maxwell to host panel on sovereignty for Puerto Rico
• Cause Consulting's Risa Sherman G'96 will speak at Newhouse March 29
• Ping Chong & Company part of disabilities panel discussion at Newhouse
• Scientists use rare mineral to correlate past climate events in Europe, Antarctica
• Weeklong Diavolo Dance Theater residency includes opportunities for students, public performance
• iSchool introduces new graduate certificate in data science
• University to pilot gap year semester program in London
• Community engagement to be honored at annual CAPES Award ceremony March 26
• Environmental activist, scholar Martin Sage dies
• Bahraini journalist Lamees Dhaif honored with Tully Free Speech Award
• Mom's desperate plea for help is answered: Cayuga Neighbors Today
• Abercrombie & Fitch shuts down fake website selling 'racist' clothing
• Oswego deputies charge 15-year-old girl with juvenile delinquincy
• Trayvon Martin's parents call for Florida shooter's arrest
• I Witness: "Only you can control your individual household," Syracuse Near West Side resident says
• Man accused of exposing himself to children at Fulton Kmart
• Today's obituaries: Ronald 'Moss' Mossotti, resided in the home he built for his family, for over 50 years
• Photos of the Day: Taking A Lot Off The Top
• Arrest made in 2007 slaying of Jennifer Bennett of Utica
• What's going on: Documents show NYPD infiltrated liberal groups
• Grace Episcopal of Baldwinsville has new priest in charge
• Baker group collects 200 pounds of food
• Cooler temperatures next week may crimp Syracuse gardeners' planting plans
• Electric cars risk losing green sheen in Japan
• Brianne Murphy withdraws from race for Congress
• DeWitt police to reveal new information about skeletal remains near ShoppingTown
• Country Folk Art Show
• Syracuse Citizen Review Board to meet on April 5
• Home improvement company truck crashes into business in Oswego
• Salina man robbed at gunpoint outside his home
• Pennsylvania man faces felonies for Scriba burglary, theft
• Bales to be charged with murder in Afghan killings
• Few show up at Nuclear Regulatory Commission open house in Scriba
• Suspicious van in Manlius was case of mistaken identity, police say
• Nearly 150 people give up their hair at Oswego State's St. Baldrick fundraiser
• Chittenango man plans to convert Skaneateles village hall into retail, residential space
• Syracuse woman organizes prayer vigil against violence
• Bricktown Gang defendant sentenced to 60 months in prison
• Olympic athlete shares story of how he was almost killed digging into underground wires
• New Yorker writer to be honored at Syracuse University
• Appeals court rules Geddes wrongly imposed restrictions on business's expansion plans
• Onondaga school district approves raises for staff
• Robert Bales to be charged with 17 counts of murder in Afghan massacre
• $1.2 million goes to widow of Fayetteville Firefighter Timothy Lynch under proposed settlement
• Coroner's report: Whitney Houston died from accidental drowning
• F-M students stopped by white van a case of mistaken identity
• New Syracuse agency member resigns amid controversy over delinquent city tax bill
• New citizens sworn in at U.S. District Courthouse
• New medical center will provide health care, gospel message to Syracuse's uninsured
• Green Lakes golf course opens early
• Skaneateles foundation gets $72,000 for endowment named after former teacher
• School board continues budget discussions, recognizes students
• West Genesee hosts fourth annual Culture Fair Saturday
• Fayetteville-Manlius math wizards compete on Pi Day
• Marshall Amplifier Mini Refridgerator and Brit Floyd at the Landmark
• The Changing Room offers feminine, vintage-inspired clothing and accessories
• Book review: ‘Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter’
• Skaneateles GOP seeking town justice candidate nominations
• Two Skaneateles athletes named Academic All Americans
• Loftus appointed to LeMoyne board of regents
• Triple the love this week
• Baltimore Woods seeks votes for CNY 85 contest
• Caz College to present ‘An Ecology of Mind’
• Regardless of legitimacy, reason happens
• Raising money feels good
• Camillus/West Genesee Sports Hall of Fame seeking nominations
• Colella combo marks ruby anniversary
• Caz College professor brings ‘Drinks for 9 Million’ to Manlius Library
• "Like" this status for a chance to win two free tickets for Riverdance at the SR...
• City-sponsored SU class to help redefine Creekwalk
• Syracuse celebrates St. Pat's with 30th parade
• SU celebrates 142nd birthday on March 24, National Orange Day
• Half-naked Vernon man jumps in front of SUV
• Businessman who votes on Syracuse tax deals owes city $96,000 in taxes
• Another pet cat found shot by pellet gun in village: Cayuga Neighbors Today
• I Witness: Syracuse's Near West Side is a "dangerous side of town," cop says
• Syracuse to stay warm today, but record may be out of reach
• I Witness: Residents' desperation makes policing harder on Near Westside
• What's going on: Hundreds rally in NYC for slain Florida teen Trayvon Martin
• Today's obituaries: Elizabeth "Tish" Price Meyers Wehrle, first woman elected to the Baldwinsville School Board
• Auburn school board hosting forum for potential candidates
• Update: French killing spree suspect dead after 32-hour standoff with police
• $4-a-gallon gas spreads to three upstate New York cities; Syracuse getting close
• Firefighters called back this morning to site of earlier Manlius fire
• Optimist Foul Shooting Contest winners announced
• Spring Plant FunShops underway
• House fire in Manlius starts in unattached garage
• Photos of the Day: No March of the Penguins
• Unhappy public not sure who to blame for high gas
• Company News: Matt Micciche promoted at Landscapes East Inc.
• A vote for local control of Cazenovia’s future
• Syracuse teen stabbed by 27-year-old woman, police say
• Cazenovia schools to close because of boil-water advisory
• Lt. Gov. Duffy defends late-night pension reform negotiations
• What's going on: Dollars, endorsements shift toward Mitt Romney in the wake of this week's Illinois primary victory
• Death penalty for Army sergeant suspected in Afghanistan killings is possible, but not likely
• Syracuse mom says her six-year-old was put on the wrong school bus, walked home on her own
• Slippery slopes: Hot weather bodes ill for Northeast ski resorts
• French riot police set off explosions to pressure gunman suspected in Jewish school killing spree to surrender
• Lawmakers: Fake pharmacies price gouging on drugs
• Water main break closes Caz schools on Thursday
• Syracuse Bible study to go on despite conflict with SU basketball game
• NYPD says Iran has conducted surveillance in New York City
• Wisconsin town longs for relief from mysterious nighttime booms
• Five seek Onondaga County clerk's post
• Mild US winter makes for unusual bird sightings
• Update: Syracuse's string of record highs continues
• Syracuse bridge construction to begin Thursday
• CanTeen Center settles into new home
• Leasing begins at old Camillus Cutlery site
• Target of murder-for-hire plot pleads guilty to disorderly conduct
• Fire heavily damages vacant house on Bishop Avenue, Syracuse
• Maple Weekends continue Saturday and Sunday
• Bill to require state reimbursement for parolee costs passes state Senate committee
• 'Kony 2012' director Jason Russell suffers from psychosis, wife says
• Mark Hoffmann swings Friday at Sheraton
• COLUMN: Manufacturers in need of incentives; undoing costly mandates
• Mayors move meals across western suburbs
• Spa on the River now offers acupuncture
• LCSD BOE votes to eliminate alternative high school program
• Benefit to support Fleming family attracts 700 to 800 people
• Controversy swirls over appointments at Cicero board meeting
• Deonna comes home: Girl abducted by non-custodial father in 2007 returned to Onondaga County
• State houses present plans; on-time agreement expected
• Post 88 receives commemorative bell
• Caz residents join CRIS Board of Directors
• CCH to host ‘Every Child Ready to Read’ program
• B’ville winter athletes score high
• Cazenovia College to host CNY Economic Development forum
• Theo Moll '90, lecture industry professional, to speak at SU
• 2012 WISE Symposium features powerhouse guest speakers
• Sixth edition of Stone Canoe Journal available, seventh seeking submissions
• Event to break down racial barriers features Joseph 'Rev Run' Simmons
• Point of Contact to exhibit 'time, again time'
• 'Modern Family' writer, co-producer Danny Zuker '86 to deliver keynote at Newhouse Convocation May 12
• Teens learn to document their lives through photography
• Crowston appointed Distinguished Professor of Information Science
• Former Interpublic Group chairman David Bell to visit Newhouse School April 3
• 'Food, Inc.' documentary screening to be held March 21
• Design alumnus Paul Leibowitz '84 establishes award for visual communication and digital design
• Oswego County teen faces sex charges
• Manlius police, martial arts expert offers advice on how to protect yourself: Neighbors East Today
• With the season underway, the Onondaga men's lacrosse team maintained the top sp...
• Blodgett School students in Syracuse publicly display their photography
• Report: French police prepare to storm building with shooting suspect
• Photos of the Day: March Mildness
• Today's obituaries: Joseph Creno, a member of the Men's Syracuse Bowling Association Hall of Fame
• Warm weather prompts Liverpool schools to issue dress code reminder
• What's going on: Afghanistan shooting suspect had shaky business dealings
• B’ville aims for Smart Growth Planning with new law
• Lane closure for construction backs up traffic on I-81 south in Syracuse
• World stocks mixed as Greece outweighs US recovery
• Awards dinner for B’ville volunteers of 2011 scheduled for April 21
• Village election results
• France shooting suspect in standoff with police
• Another high temperature record likely to fall today in Syracuse
• Scriba Fire Department on scene of mobile home fire
• Crime database: Double stabbing at Carousel Center among 21 assaults in one week
• Two adults and three children escape fire in Scriba home Tuesday
• Company News: Wegmans recognized as an ethical company
• Lanning and Jones win Skaneateles village election
• Sara 'Sally' Tallman wins in Marcellus village election
• Central New York village elections 2012: And the winners are...
• WINNERS: Fayetteville, Minoa residents decide in village elections
• Update: Syracuse police identify man wounded in drive-by shooting on South Salina Street
• After 26 years, Tuesday's tournament could be the final Drug Quiz Show
• Update: Firefighters contend with ammunition popping off at North Syracuse house fire
• Former Central Square Middle School parent group treasurer charged with taking money
• Romney adds another industrial state primary win, this time in Illinois
• It's so warm that Central New York farmers are out planting earlier than many can remember
• Lt. Gov. Duffy to talk up pension reform in Syracuse on Wednesday
• GOP House plan calls for cutting federal budget much more deeply
• Lysander man tells of serving with soldier named in Afghan massacre
• Seeking continuity, Onondaga Community College trustees pick one of their own as interim president
• New York man gets up to 24 years for crash that killed 6 Amish farmers
• 7.4-magnitude earthquake shakes southern Mexico, rattles capital
• Central New York teachers gather in Syracuse to learn how to teach, make classrooms more "green"
• Sherburne Abbott: Making sure there's an SU in sustainable
• Report: So-called 'Buffett rule' tax on the rich would generate just $31 billion
• US Supreme Court throws out Prometheus drug patent
• Syracuse man sentenced to 2 years in federal prison
• Communications company cancels move to suburbs, will stay in Syracuse
• WAVES paramedics credited with saving life of Camillus man
• Syracuse school bus company employees take second in national competition
• Vicky's Tasty Treats in Liverpool opened Monday: Neighbors North Today
• Police scour for clues in area where skeleton was found near Shoppingtown Mall
• Cusha scores! Schaus nets game-winner for Crunch Friday
• COLUMN: Are corporations people? Is money speech? We don’t think so
• Signs of summer: Town of Marcellus approves ‘Monster Mile Race’ for July
• Vernak Farms finds it niche with specialty pharmacy, great pizza
• Skaneateles YMCA and Community Center celebrates first decade
• Husband and wife author/illustrator team inspire elementary students
• B’ville scouts attend 100-year celebration
• These City Limits - Awesome Rock in Indianapolis
• Trustees receive four bids for village hall building
• B’ville firm hires North Syracuse woman
• Manlius police looking for man who tried to force victim into car trunk
• Syracuse's 2011-12 winter temperatures more typical of Cincinnati
• Three riding in a pickup truck bed injured in Schroeppel crash
• Watertown man fatally stabs pit bull attacking his miniature dachshund
• College of Law welcomes FCC Commissioner to March 31 Communications Law & Policy Symposium
• Blue Heron Renaissance Vocal Ensemble is next guest in Malmgren Concert Series
• SU Brass Ensemble announces spring concert schedule
• Mirror Awards ceremony to be held June 13 in New York City
• Four city high school students win arts awards from Stone Canoe
• Football stolen from Ernie Davis' grave in Elmira found
• Asthma rate higher than average in Central New York
• Company News: Onondaga County Dental Society elects new officers
• Bank robbery reported at Shop City in Syracuse
• Syracuse bids adieu to the winter that wasn't
• Central Square house fire reported out
• Feds to investigate fatal shooting of Florida teen Trayvon Martin
• Today's obituaries: Allen Lynch, 91, of Camillus, brought manufacturing plants and housing to NY
• Syracuse could continue string of record high temperatures today
• Police: Man followed Fayetteville woman home, tried to push her into car
• Photos of the Day: Early Spring Oddity - Grass Fire
• State Senate seat and 4 assembly jobs up for grabs
• B'ville PEACE hosts Irish celebration
• What's going on: Gunman may have filmed killings at French school
• Seneca County deputies looking for missing Waterloo woman
• Are state tournaments doomed?
• Oswego apartment fire may have electrical cause
• Mexico students teach businesses owners about communication
• NY Farm Viability Project to be Presented at National Women in Agriculture Conference
• Fulton native named new Central Square school superintendent
• LCSD BOE votes to eliminate alternative high school program
• Two Oneida County motorcyclists identified as victims of fatal West Monroe crash
• Second motorcycle crash in two days at West Monroe intersection sends biker to hospital
• Final decision: Federal judges spare Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle from a lopsided Democratic district
• Liverpool Board of Education eliminates FOCUS program
• NRC chief tours Oswego County nuclear plants
• Grief Group Meets Mondays During Semester
• HEOP/AHANA Accepting Applications for Summer Tutor-Counselors
• Preparing to run for re-election in a changed district, U.S. Rep. Anne Marie Buerkle sticks to conservative message
• Syracuse elementary students learn that Syracuse University isn't so far away after all
• Airplane passengers may get a break on electronics use
• Apple's stock closes above $600 for first time
• New York Democrats back Kirsten Gillibrand for US Senate; Conservatives pick Wendy Long
• Syracuse mulls 30-year tax break for developer of SU bookstore project
• Central New Yorkers go to the polls in 26 villages Tuesday
• Gov. Cuomo, New York Legislature turn their attention to passing a budget
• Morning fire destroys upstairs apartment at Pulaski's VFW hall
• Syracuse University assistant public safety chief no longer has job after suspension
• What's going on: Lawyer describes talk with Afghan killings suspect
• Arizona Senator John McCain says GOP Primary is the nastiest he has ever seen
• Skaneateles opens four bids for its village hall
• Scholarships available to high school seniors
• Drug Quiz show playoffs feature five local schools
• Maureen Green: being eco-friendly is also good for weight loss, skin care and the bottom line
• New forecast for Taste of B’ville
• Mustache contest to benefit Burn Foundation is growing
• How now, sustainable cow: Turning waste paper into bedding is good for dairy cows and landfills
• Huge turnout for St. Baldrick’s fundraiser
• A Report from Station 54
• SKARTS Announces Spring Funding for Grants
• Town board to consider revision of town sign ordinance
• B’ville woman retires Home Aides of CNY
• Upstate marks Brain Injury Awareness Week with presentations and displays
• Orange eliminates K-State, advances to Sweet 16
• Caz BOE presents preliminary 2012-13 budget
• Jamesville's North Street construction set to start
• Caz students bring Academic Decathlon title back home
• Shamrock Animal Fund to dedicate celebration in memory of Marcellus woman
• Town discusses New Woodstock aquifer overlay, local road repairs
• B’ville Girls Crew to host ‘Recycling for Rowers’
• Firefighters, community rally to help renovate home for family in Tully: Neighbors East Today
• CDC launches graphic new anti-smoking ad campaign
• Fibers of the Cazenovia community
• Caz alumnus graduates OSTU
• How health care law affects lives of 7 Americans
• Apple announces dividend and stock buyback
• Update: Authorities clear accident on I-690 east in Geddes
• What's going on: Lawyer prepares to meet soldier accused of killing 16 civilians in Afghanistan
• Today's obituaries: Mary McIntyre's 3 1/2-year struggle with breast cancer ended St. Patrick's Day
• State will provide certificate of still birth starting Wednesday
• Photos of the Day: Losing Locks for a Friend
• Syracuse police identify Sunday shooting victim
• Average price for regular gasoline creeps higher around Syracuse
• Company News: Mark Meile to lead Syracuse branch office of Titan Insurance & Employee Benefits Agency LLC
• Syracuse expected to keep basking in record-level warmth
• Gunman kills at least 4 at Jewish school in France
• West Genesee and Bishop Ludden team up to offer first public-private distance learning course in CNY
• Court Notebook: Judge's scheduling accommodated SU game watchers during murder trial
• Court Notebook: GOP to select County Court candidate from pool of seven contenders
• Village of Manlius ups ambulance fees, collection procedures
• Registration for village of Manlius summer playground days under way
• With fiscal crisis looming, Syracuse officials want workers, retirees to pay more for health care
• Syracuse police arrest man with loaded handgun on Carbon Street
• Update: Two motorcycle riders killed after pickup pulls in their path, Oswego County deputies say
• Syracuse police investigating shooting on West Newell Street
• More than 1,000 people attend benefit for family of Cicero teen killed in crash
• Syracuse region hits 80, breaking record as late winter sunshine continues
• Brain tumor doesn't stop Cazenovia restaurant owner from enjoying life
• Two-day bloom of "corpse plant" on now at Cornell
• Five CNY winter guards win at Saturday's competitions
• Witness says police beat several Occupy Wall Street protesters
• What's going on: Workers at Fla. law firm fired for wearing orange
• Today's obituaries: Margaret S. Christiana, longtime teacher at East Hill Elementary School
• Robert Bales, who's accused of gunning down 16 Afghan villagers, struggled with money and had run-ins with the law
• Why neighbors can't wait for the IRS auction of the blue-roofed drug dealer's mansion in Skaneateles
• Syracuse man hit by possible shotgun blast while sitting in parked car early Sunday
• Girls basketball: "13" is a lucky number for Stewart
• For 10 years, Manlius house has been partially done, vacant
• Syracuse schools to use new teacher rating system
• Bishop Ludden wins Class B state basketball title
• Sheriff's deputies investigating stabbing in town of Clay
• St. Patrick's Day parade float and band winners announced
• NYC's St. Patrick's Cathedral getting a facelift
• Skeletal remains found in DeWitt near Shoppingtown
• Syracuse police investigating a reported armed robbery at South Salina head shop
• President Obama celebrates St. Patrick's Day the Syracuse way
• St. Patrick's Parade-goers bask in a beautiful day in Syracuse
• House fire reported out in Victory, Cayuga County
• Rust Belt cities consider uses for old industrial plants
• Albany Sheriff disbands drug squad
• Maple Weekend starts off as a sweet success
• Lot's to do Tonight, Go see a Band!
• Wearing of the Green and Orange: St. Patrick's Parade and Syracuse basketball today
• J-D stunned by Tappan Zee in state Class A semis
• SU survives first-round NCAA scare
• 'Queering Faith' continues Hendricks Chapel Luncheon Discussion Series March 26
• Curator Sumi Hayashi to lecture on Mark Rothko March 20
• Jewish environmentalism to be addressed at next B.G. Rudolph Lecture April 1
• Student entrepreneurs network, inspire and compete for seed funding at Emerging Talk
• Syracuse police: Man dies from gunshot wound to head
• Syracuse police identify stabbing victim
• DeCrow: It's OK for women to say 'I do' to education, career first
• Neighbor of Afghanistan shooting suspect: 'I can't believe it was him. There were no signs.'
• Hundreds expected at funeral ceremony for Onondaga Nation clan mother
• Syracuse police investigating overnight stabbing
• Syracuse man in critical condition following gunshot wound to his head
• Alaska's largest city comes within inches of setting a snow record
• Learning about growing food during Ag Literacy Week
• How New York state lawmakers pulled their latest all-nighter in Albany
• Bishop Ludden beats Olean, reaches state Class B final
• 3 candidates earn spot in New York's GOP primary to run against Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand
• Radio's "This American Life" retracts its story on Apple's manufacturing operations in China
• What's going on: North Korea plans to launch long-range rocket
• More than 1,200 record highs set across the nation in a week
• Sawed-off shotgun found during search, Oswego man charged with felony
• East Syracuse Minoa teachers take staff development day on the road to science museum
• IRS says Destiny USA green bonds can stay tax-exempt
• Oswego police investigate "inappropriate sexual contact" between two elementary school pupils
• Several fire companies battle house fire in Hastings
• Open house Thursday to discuss nuke plants safety
• Alec Baldwin, PETA ask Americans to boycott circuses with animals
• VA offers educational program for caregivers of veterans with mental illness
• New water treatment plant in Elbridge is complete
• Advocates push for better insurance coverage for children with bleeding disorders
• Manlius resident calls controversial radio host Bob Lonsberry a breath of fresh air: Neighbors East Today
• Camillus man enters "not responsible" plea in fake-bomb case
• Easter Egg-stravaganza—free fun for families
• US consumer prices up because of higher gas costs
• Update: DeWitt roll-your-own cigarette shop sued by state already shut down
• Can you taste the difference between a burger with pink slime and one without?
• B’ville man appointed to OCBA
• Welch Allyn appoints new president and CEO
• Three running for two board spots in Minoa
• A lot is happening at Beaver Lake Nature Center
• Decisions: 30th annual Syracuse St. Patrick's Parade and SU men's basketball begin 15 minutes a part
• WAER to host Catherine Russell in concert April 28
• Award-winning novelist Zadie Smith to talk about writing in the 21st century in March 20 University Lectures presentation
• Sandbox Director Liddy receives White House Award nomination
• Head shaving for St. Baldrick's set for March 22 in Oswego
• Soldier unhurt in rollover accident on I-81 in Cicero
• Rye Town supervisor Joe Carvin drops out of race to challenge Kirsten Gillibrand
• Lockheed Martin lands $15 million anti-submarine contract modification
• Update: False alarm of gunman at Rochester Institute of Technology - he was carrying umbrella
• What's going on: New case of Afghan soldier killing U.S. Marine
• More than 100 homes damaged as tornado hits near Ann Arbor, Michigan
• Syracuse joins stampede for latest Apple iPad
• LETTERS: Thank you from B’ville MOW
• Today's obituaries: Audrey Shenandoah, Onondaga Nation's Deer Clan Mother
• 6 months later, what has Occupy protest achieved?
• Photos of the Day: Spring In Her Step
• Motorcyclist dies in Truxton crash
• Stormy opening to Syracuse's Friday will yield to gradual clearing
• Company News: Mary Borland-Wainman promoted at Research & Marketing Strategies Inc.
• LETTERS: The beginnings of a new park in Manlius
• Upstate medical student is one of 30 nationwide to be honored by AMA for community outreach efforts
• Skaneateles High School students pile food in assistant principal's office for good cause
• Red Cross DRV to tour Cazenovia, CNY this month
• Friends of Lorenzo to celebrate successes of past year at meeting
• Onondaga County Democrats endorse Dan Maffei for Congress
• APNewsBreak: Waste company chairman says hydrofracking won't begin in New York until 2013
• Study seeks origins of carp DNA in Chicago waters
• EPA: Water quality in Pennsylvania natural gas drilling town is OK
• Possible Internet Service Interruption
• MassMutual Scholarships for 2012-13 Academic Year
• TruFit Good Citizen Scholarship for 2012-13
• Submission Deadline March 16: 10th Annual Undergraduate Literature and Culture Conference
• Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle waits as federal court hears objections to New York redistricting plan
• Upstate heart surgeon has one of the lowest patient death rates in the state
• Man injured after crashing into two parked cars on Buckley Road in Salina
• Onondaga Nation Clan Mother Audrey Shenandoah dies at 85
• EarQ Group sees demographics and cultural trends driving growth
• New York lawmakers betting on casinos at yet to be named locations
• Heavy demand expected as the new iPad goes on sale Friday
• Spring flooding? Not this year, US forecasters say
• Rep. William Owens to have telephone town hall meeting March 19
• Judge swears in 55 new citizens at ceremony in Syracuse
• Skaneateles elementary students learn about illustrating using digital tablets
• Western New York superintendent to lead Oswego County BOCES
• Standard & Poor's 500 index cracks 1,400 for first time since 2008
• US factories help job recovery endure in March
• Carrier parent United Technologies to sell its wind, rocket engine businesses
• Analysis: Afghanistan war increasingly looks like Iraq
• 'You Eat What I Cook You,' says Poppa 'Primo' Nick Rossi: Neighbors West Today
• Free concert at B'ville First Presbyterian Church
• Congresswoman Ann Marie Buerkle (NY-25) will host a town hall meeting on Monday,...
• Baldwinsville plans for Earth Day 2012
• F-M High School students 'do the right thing,' get recognized for it
• Syracuse hosts 30th annual St. Pat’s parade Saturday
• BCA sends stuffed love to Philippines
• COLUMN: From the Legislature - Collaboration for sustaining Air One continues
• Upstate’s Antonio Culebras behind international celebration of World Sleep Day March 16
• Proposed budget means taxes stay flat in Fayetteville
• ESM closes on sale of Heman Street School
• Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich to begin serving 14-year prison term
• 'The Submission' author Amy Waldman to speak March 22
• Ray Smith Symposium concludes with residencies by art historian, musicologist
• Cazenovia schools administrator named as Hannibal superintendent
• 13 reasons why Greg Smith, who quit Goldman Sachs in a NY Times op-ed editorial, may have a point
• Opinion today: Will voters ever see the real Mitt Romney stand up?
• Today's obituaries: Dr. Asher Black, served as president of St. Joseph's Hospital
• During marathon overnight session, Albany approves new political maps, teacher evaluations, pension system and paves way for expanded gaming
• Oswego County residents: Do not burn brush or garbage
• Boiling down the 20 greatest moments in Syracuse basketball history
• Study: Young adults not interested in environmental issues
• Ft. Drum soldier sentenced 15 years to life for infant's death
• Like maple syrup? This weekend is for you: Central New York producers host open houses
• What's going on: Bail hearing today for accused Manhattan madam Anna Gristina in brothel case
• Woman accused of stealing drugs from Weedsport adult care home
• Police investigating one crash in Seneca Falls find victim of another
• Las Vegas Sands Corp. sued in Macau for $375 million by ex-partner
• Former Belfast mayor to march Saturday in Syracuse St. Patrick's Parade
• MoveOn.org to rally for mortgage relief in Syracuse
• Photos of the Day: Weather Saps Maple Crop
• Company News: Ronald Bagliere hired by VIP Architectural Associates PLLC
• Sunshine, showers and a high in the upper 60s are all in Syracuse's forecast
• Minivan crashes into Syracuse building, driver gets ride from scene of crash
• Village of Manlius Swan Pond plan gets makeover, of sorts
• Syracuse police identify victim in South Avenue stabbing
• Fayetteville-Manlius High School opens observtory for a closer look at Venus, Jupiter
• Cicero Town Board approves agreement to share tax assessor with town of Salina
• After expanding Onondaga Community College, President Debbie Sydow is leaving for small Virginia college
• DeWitt police seek help in locating missing man
• Tide detergent has become hot commodity for thieves, form of currency for drug dealers
• Witness to fatal car-in-reverse crash: "We were yelling, 'Hey stop! You hit someone'
• Woman struck by car on Syracuse's North Side dies; driver charged with vehicular homicide, DWI
• Berkshire Hathaway investors push to know Warren Buffett's successor
• Friday ceremony to honor Tipp Hill Cafe owners Bob and Julie Rudd
• Camp Good Days CNY director: Thank you F-M community for tireless efforts
• College Will Hold Separate Undergraduate, Graduate Commencement Ceremonies for First Time
• Nominations Sought for CURAR Medal Graduation Award
• Call for Applicants: CURAR Scholars
• Syracuse district launches media campaign to reach dropouts
• Marcellus school district hands out 56 'reduction-in-force' letters to teachers, teacher assistants
• US soldier accused in civilian killing spree flown out of Afghanistan
• Sidewalk talk: Manlius residents speak against Park Drive plan
• NYS Legislature expected to vote tonight on new legislative districts
• No one on Capitol Hill supports bill that would dock lawmakers' pay if they fail to pass a budget
• Update: Chobani yogurt says it is working to improve safety after 34 workplace violations in New Berlin
• Ohio state senator Nina Turner fights 'fire with fire' by introducing Viagra bill
• Michigan firm buys Syracuse Castings Sales Corp.
• SRC introduces drone-enabling sensors
• What's going on: New screening procedures for air travelers over 75
• Upstate Shredding among top North American scrappers
• Hundreds of young Syracuse science fans compete in Carrier Dome
• $1.4 million DeWitt youth center eyed
• Greyrock Farm flourishes, caters to all tastes
• Caz committee to review Comprehensive Plan, zoning of Village Edge South
• Deonna Shipman found
• Durgee raises money for Coaches vs. Cancer
• It’s election time again
• At long last, the Press is now in every Skaneateles home
• Skaneateles H.S. senior places third in regional Shakespeare competition
• Skaneateles teen Nico Petrocci wins USSA eastern skiing finals
• Skaneateles Urgent Care reduces hours
• Thirteen arson fires in Cayuga and Tompkins Counties linked
• SU, Anadolu University formalize student exchange agreement
• Syracuse University Library Dean Suzanne E. Thorin nominated to National Museum and Library Services Board
• Maxwell again named No. 1 graduate school of public affairs
• B’ville Ice Hockey scholar champions
• A son keeps a secret so that VP Joe Biden can say goodbye to a friend in Syracuse
• Today's obituaries: Howard DeMarchi, 79, of Onondaga Hill, a former Golden Gloves boxer in Syracuse
• 2-year-old picks Queens mom's $1 million lottery ticket
• OCC President Debbie Sydow to take new job in Virginia
• Village of Minoa announces tentative budget with no tax increase
• Marcellus district distributes layoff notices to faculty: Neighbors West Today
• Experts say NCAA likely won't investigate 1990s violations alleged by Bobby Davis
• Belgian bus crash in Swiss tunnel kills 28, including 22 children
• B’ville man given prestigious award
• Bruce, with something to say
• Fort Drum wins Army award for post excellence
• What's going on: New Jersey toddler septic tank death ruled accidental in autopsy report
• COLUMN: Senior living - Healthy eating leads to a happy spring
• AT&T seeks to settle quietly with iPhone user's 'unlimited' data
• Photos of the Day: Vice President Biden Visits CNY
• Winter's last week bodes of early spring around Syracuse
• Police heading to scene of three-car crash on I-81
• Copenhagen man accused of stealing $40,000 in cash
• Liverpool boy, 13, has successful heart transplant
• County officials call on state leaders to consolidate primary elections
• Rick Santorum wins GOP primaries in Alabama, Mississippi
• Pulaski parents bring concerns about safety at school to board meeting
• The South's turn: Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich vie for primary votes
• Obama: Afghan shooting investigation will be thorough
• Boeheim's comments about Bernie Fine's accusers were constitutionally protected opinions, lawyers contend
• Still waiting in the wings
• Caz Tree Commission to host Bassuk presentation
• LETTERS: Caz LWV reminds public of importance of transparent government
• Fed notes the economy has improved, so it takes no policy action
• LETTERS: Bodley family thanks Cazenovia community
• LETTERS: Resident disgusted with recent treatment of his American flag
• Several fire companies battling barn fire in Hastings, Oswego County
• Stocks record biggest gains of year; Dow closes up 218 points
• Fed: 15 banks pass stress test; Citi, 3 more fail
• Bullet fired into occupied corner store in Syracuse
• New York bill's sponsor believes compromise will allow expanding of DNA database
• Nine-year-old Syracuse girl hit by Taser prong fired by sheriff's deputy
• Poll: Most New Yorkers say Muslims are treated fairly despite police surveillance
• New York state, New York City sue 2 roll-your-own cigarette stores
• Construction on Madison Row in Manlius expected to be delayed about 6 months; Key Bank to break ground in April
• Voting in Alabama, Mississippi could clarify race for GOP nomination
• Drugstore, mixed-use building and townhouses envisioned for lot next to former Express Sales in Manlius
• Syracuse Catholic Charities gets $451,589 grant to help homeless
• Deadline is April 5 to food vendors to sign up for Harborfest
• "Say Cheese" March 24 and 25 along Cayuga Lake Wine Trail
• 7th grader qualifies for state math competition; wins NYS Ski Championship: Neighbors East Today
• Syracuse area residents plan road trip to lobby in Albany
• Syracuse's Armory Square will see new owners of three women's boutiques: Jet Black, Bounce and Frankie & Faye
• COLUMN: Violent felony offender registry would save lives
• New Austin Park playground to be ready in May
• Mark Wood teaching, concert electrifies Skaneateles
• Skaneateles dominates at Odyssey of the Mind competition
• Spafford equalization rates may rise again, affect school taxes
• Village board eager to move forward on sale of village hall
• Spafford seeks to end lease with gas company
• Open government, transparency shine in Onondaga County for Sunshine Week
• B'ville: Dwyer/Hewitt to wed
• Bey brings fresh perspective to the Council
• F-M names athletic director to take over when Rich Roy retires
• Benefit to aid family of C-NS senior killed in December car crash
• Trustee candidate Jim lanning seeks support
• County Comptroller's 'Project Sunshine' marks first year
• Cicero committee provides a model for other towns to follow
• 2012 SXSW Hard Rock Schedule
• Opinion today: Don't blame New York's woes on public employees
• Dartmouth College student's graphic allegations of 'dehumanizing' activities put hazing in spotlight
• Syracuse University to host debate on Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act at National Press Club March 29
• Startup credits SU, Sandbox, Tech Garden mentors as support for success
• Humane Association of CNY seeks 150 bakers
• Best of luck to the women’s basketball team as it heads to Rochester, MN this we...
• Poison prevention is just a phone call away
• Lysander Clerk steps up with lifesaving air equipment for pets
• The mystery of the SUNY Oswego ropes remains
• Residents evacuated after fire reported in Clay
• J-D budget calls for no instructional cuts
• Auburn man fleeing from police falls in deep hole: Cayuga Neighbors Today
• SXSW 2012 Metal Schedule
• Morning rain, thunder should give way to clearing skies over Syracuse
• Today's obituaries: Edwin N. Loveland, voted Syracuse Young Man of the Year in 1960
• Catch a rare celestial twilight treat: Venus and Jupiter cuddling up in night sky
• Debate rages over New York raising its minimum wage by $1.25 an hour
• Search to resume for Adirondack teenager missing on spring break
• Sick of basketball? Try out this March Madness contest
• Crime database: Spring-like weather brings rash of larcenies
• Entergy issues statement about vent system at Scriba nuke plant
• Lysander Transfer of Development Rights program: Three-part series
• Photos of the Day: Guilty Verdict In Toddler's Death
• What's going on: British police arrest 6 in phone hacking investigation
• Asian consumers also hurting by high oil prices
• Liverpool's FOCUS program safe for next year
• Company News: Dr. Eric M. Holmes joins Syracuse Community Health Center West
• Y to select new site in April
• Upstate Golisano opens area’s first pediatric urgent-care center
• NY Times best-selling author to visit West Genesee, discuss bullying
• Southern Cayuga County hit by seven grass fires in less than two hours
• Famed Irish group performs Thursday at Palace
• Syracuse city council OKs plan to create land bank to develop tax-delinquent properties
• Former NASA specialist claims in lawsuit that he was fired over his belief in intelligent design
• New York releases its final redistricting maps for state Senate and Assembly districts
• Fire strikes house on West Matson Avenue in Syracuse
• New York Assembly calls for hydrofracking health impact study
• Jury finds Saquan Evans guilty in death of Rashaad Walker Jr.
• New York's Catholic bishops, cardinal lobby in Albany against abortion
• Former Everson Museum director Sandra Trop dies
• Tea Party candidate wants to challenge U.S. Rep. Richard Hanna in Republican primary
• Syracuse to pay $35,000 to man head-slammed by cop
• Syracuse borrows to pay for gender discrimination by police
• Update: Syracuse police release photos of Alliance Bank robber
• Fired Auburn police officer loses court bid for back pay and pension draw
• 'Schizophrenic' stock market shrugs off Greek debt deal
• Feds investigate sticky throttles in 1.9 million Ford sedans
• Syracuse sets new high temperature record
• Senate wants to reverse EPIC cuts to help seniors struggling with prescription drug costs
• Tentative settlement reached in lawsuit over firefighter's death in Pompey house fire
• What's going on: White House says there won't be a change in Afghan strategy
• A community of teachers
• Lysander resident Burtch causes commotion
• New York Legislature, Gov. Cuomo may be headed to collision over budget, redistricting
• LETTERS: Kudos to B’ville Board of Ed and musical players
• Marissa Mulder climbs from Syracuse church basement to NYC spotlight
• Coleman’s Irish Pub adding pavilion to upper lot
• Library trustees prepare to present budget
• Manlius woman opens gift shop in Limestone Plaza
• ‘With mirth and laughter let old wrinkles come’
• Anti-violence activist Kaczynski to speak at Cazenovia Forum
• Caz village budget nears completion
• FOILed again: Investigation shows use of Freedom of Information Laws in Onondaga County
• B’ville youth featured in ‘The Sound of Music’
• Camillus Police warn of St. Patrick's Day driving dangers
• Oswego's Courtney Radick wins Post-Standard Women's Masters Title: Oswego Neighbors Today
• Former USDA scientist says 'pink slime' is in 70 percent of supermarket ground beef
• Update: Downed power lines land on school bus on Henry Clay Boulevard, Clay
• Upstate acquires state-of-the-art IV robotic technology
• Crunch take two: Jacques nets game-winner in Friday shootout
• Nobel scientist F. Sherwood Rowland who warned of thinning ozone dies at 84
• Students, enjoy your Spring Break! See you in a week.
• Today's obituaries: Carol Honors, 61, completed the 2011 Iron Girl Triathlon while battling brain cancer
• Alliance for Green Energy today to ask government to shut down Scriba nuclear reactor
• Investigation into fatal Auburn fire continues
• A week in the 50s and 60s will make it seem like April in Syracuse
• More Fort Drum soldiers return from Afghanistan
• Photos of the Day: A Sunday Stroll at Onondaga Lake Park
• New York Redistricting: Legislature strikes deal on Assembly and Senate maps
• Syracuse gas price increases stall, but analyst predicts it's only temporary
• What's going on: Taliban vow revenge for 16 Afghan civilians killed by American
• Jury in Saquan Evans' murder trial resumes deliberations today
• Company News: Daeya Malboeuf given new role at Syracuse University
• Seneca Falls woman dies in crash
• Apple's market clout likely to draw more scrutiny
• CNYers celebrate 100 years of Girl Scouts
• Major renovations poised to begin at fourth Syracuse school
• Trial in lawsuit over firefighter's death in Pompey house fire set to begin today
• New York legislators fail to make deal for congressional redistricting
• Three Tompkins County residents killed after pickup hits stone barrier, flips into pond
• NYS urges businesses, farms damaged by tropical storms to apply for $20,000 grants
• As former Sen. Pedro Espada Jr. prepares for embezzlement trial, his Bronx health care clinics fight to stay open
• As New York state ponders hydrofracking, Auburn overturns ban on gas drilling waste water at municipal treatment plant
• DeWitt plans $1.4 million youth sports complex at town park
• Lynell Cabezas Named HEOP/AHANA Coordinator for Program Advisement
• Syracuse driver charged with DWI after hitting police car
• An Auburn mother sings a final lullaby to a child pulled from a fire
• Two Syracuse teens charged in Friday's double-stabbing at Carousel Center
• Manlius teen arrested after car crash, chase in Syracuse
• Furious president of Afghanistan demands explanation for U.S. soldier's 'assassination' of 16 civilians
• 7 reasons why the job gains could last this time
• Today's obituaries: Shirley J. Powless, graduated from Syracuse University at age 70
• Auburn woman, 2-year-old girl killed in house fire
• What's going on: U.S. soldier accused of opening fire on Afghan civilians; 16 dead
• One step ahead, five steps back: Families struggle to make ends meet as poverty grows in Syracuse
• Poverty rates increase in Central New York
• Students test their minds, creativity at Odyssey of the Mind competition
• More than 38,500 fans pack Carrier Dome for monster truck show
• Edward Lisk is Mr. Music in Oswego and beyond
• Onondaga County hires retiree to help run Jamesville prison
• Ludden tops Norwich, advances to state final four
• Central Square school board talks about what to do with students when it closes school
• Daylight saving time arrives at 2 a.m.
• Traffic building on I-81 and 690 ahead of truck show at Carrier Dome
• Hundreds of Central New York students test their science knowledge at Syracuse University
• Camillus Chamber: Let’s make Camillus the ‘Sunny Side of Syracuse,’ again
• Syracuse police investigating Ballantyne Road stabbing
• Photo gallery: More than 3,000 runners finish Tipp Hill Shamrock Run
• West Genny beaten by Suffern in state semifinal shootout
• Police seek help solving Solvay home invasion
• Obama: Develop alternative energy sources; GOP: President blocking energy production
• Syracuse police identify two involved in knife fight at Carousel Center mall
• 'Power Surge' documentary screening on March 20
• iSchool's SXSW contingent - faculty, staff, students; Rotolo presenting
• SU Madrid center launches new website
• If this winter is the new normal, how would it change Syracuse?
• ‘Legally Blonde’ opens Friday at F-M
• Two teens injured in knife fight at Carousel Center mall
• Central New York quilters tell story of War of 1812 through their cloth creations
• Debunking -- or proving -- the legends of the State University College at Oswego
• Central Square school board meets Saturday to discuss redistricting for elementary pupils
• California preacher concedes his apocalypse prediction was wrong
• Stock market may be up, but the scars of 2008 are fresh
• Private corrections firm offers states cash for prisons
• Body Sculpt/Boot Camp Class Canceled for Semester
• Public invited to vote online for favorite nonprofit proposals competing for $8,500 grant
• Auburn police and mom disagree on teen fight details
• Earth receives a strong backhand slap from end of solar storm
• Police identify gunman in deadly Pittsburgh psychiatric clinic shooting
• Jury in Saquan Evans homicide trial recesses without verdict
• Air traffic controller in Mississippi involved in 2nd potential collision within a year
• US: Diplomacy with North Korea won't hurt South Korea's ties
• Jury to try again Monday to reach verdict in Saquan Evans murder trial
• Update: Troopers find truck, seek trucker who never made it to Baldwinsville stop
• Sen. John DeFrancisco not happy with protestors who stormed his office, cursed out staff
• Records: Japanese leaders knew about meltdown risk within hours of last year's earthquake, tsunami
• Update: Syracuse airport authority approves private security deal
• Apple to add 3,600 jobs at new $304 million campus in Austin, Texas
• Government ends bonuses, caps executive pay for Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac
• Moderate earthquake hits northeastern Japan
• Oneida meth manufacturer sentenced to 1 year in jail with credit for time served and good behavior
• Madison County perfect for hydropower project, expert says: Madison Neighbors Today
• Lysander Parks and Recreation to host B'ville Youth Fair
• Cool Bands to see in Central New York This Weekend
• Non-resident member fee considered for Canton Woods
• Fire closed block of James Street, Syracuse
• PearlTrees chief evangelist, social activist Oliver Starr will visit Newhouse March 21
• Religion, environment, activist nuns topic of discussion
• Workshop gears medical research librarians to changing environment
• March Madness with a twist of science
• Newhouse students will travel to SXSW, meet digital media entrepreneurs
• Award-winning screenwriter, producer, playwright Aaron Sorkin '83 to deliver 2012 Commencement address
• South Side Innovation Center directors recognized for achievements in entrepreneurship training
• SU capitalizes on presence in Arab Gulf
• Police reports for Manlius, East Syracuse, DeWitt ending 3/1
• Police reports for Camillus ending 3/4
• ES-M students win $15K with texting while driving video
• Today's obituaries: Donald DeBlois, 89, of Cazenovia, an RV/motor home 'road warrior'
• US employers add 227,000 jobs, best three-month stretch since the recession began
• COLUMN: Life goes on in the age of email
• Photos of the Day: A Voice for the Voiceless
• Opinion Today: Upstate Medical deserves fair coverage
• Replace detector batteries with switch to Daylight Saving Time
• Jury deliberations to begin in Saquan Evans' murder trial
• Syracuse's weekend to start with a few inches of snow
• B’ville man receives state award
• Company News: Elizabeth Sayed hired by Ashley McGraw Architects
• In redistricting fight, Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle and conservative allies seek to maneuver around state GOP
• Caz foreign-exchange student to attend HWS
• LETTERS: All are welcome to attend ‘State of the Lake’ Summit
• LETTERS: Girls Modified teams do more than learn basketball
• LETTERS: Proceeds from 21st Annual Tuscarora Lake Ice Fishing Derby used to restock lake
• Local dentist, ‘Mighty Molar’ assist CazCares
• Grant will allow sheriff's deputy to become Madison County's first certified animal cruelty investigator
• Traffic recommendations for Monster Jam Show at Carrier Dome
• New Haven, Oswego residents charged with making meth
• Gunman opens fire at Pittsburgh psychiatric clinic; 2 are dead
• Officials: New York state recovered more jobs than previously thought
• Democrat-led Senate rejects GOP attempts to overturn President Obama's environment, energy policies
• Coke, Pepsi change manufacturing process to avoid need to add cancer warnings
• Spring Break Fitness Class Schedule
• Syracuse airport authority to vote today on hiring private security firm to save $1.5 million
• Stock rally helps people regain investment wealth lost in the Great Recession
• Onondaga County sheriff warns of potential scam
• Village board election 2012: Meet the candidates
• Former Gov. George Pataki to deliver keynote speech at state Republican convention
• Defense is dealt multiple setbacks in Saquan Evans' trial
• Michigan cuts off woman who continued receiving food stamps after winning the lottery
• State targets docs suspected of no-fault fraud
• Local artists can exhibit at this year's Harborfest in Oswego
• Syracuse startup BrandYourself launches free service to manage your name in Google search results
• EPA, Wyoming and tribes agree to more groundwater tests after reports of pollution from hydrofracking
• Plan to build $600M gambling resort in Catskills is being revived
• Nuclear power's future to be discussed at Onondaga Community College
• Grave Digger driver: "I always wanted to be the biggest and baddest guy."
• What's going on: House passes bipartisan bill to help business startups
• Baltimore Woods, MAVES combine to offer CPR training
• IRS gives Camillus Volunteer Fire Department not-for-profit status back
• B'ville fire department volunteer honored for 60 years of service
• Rescue Mission celebrates 125 years with new Mission District
• Library Focus: Get your annual Celtic booster this month
• For the first time in decades, Onondaga will hold its commencement ceremony on c...
• Syracuse couple opens senior care franchise
• Tipp Hill’s Shamrock Run registers record 3,200 participants
• Electrical work expected to impact I-481 and I-81 in Cicero on Sunday
• Report: New Yorkers getting unexpected, big medical bills from out-of-network docs
• Update: Sequan Evans laughed when asked about homicide of toddler, detective testifies in murder trial
• Eight fire departments respond to early morning fire in Granby
• B'ville Theatre Guild review: Old-fashioned fun
• Today's obituaries: Jill Little, teacher, author, inspirational speaker and online advice host
• Warm temps to continue in Central New York
• Obama's former nanny, Evie: From transgender slum-dweller to local celebrity
• The story of Pfc. Matthew Levya, a soldier from Cicero who lost his legs in Afghanistan
• Unemployment applications hover near low levels
• Syracuse St. Patrick's Parade fundraiser set for Sunday
• Photos of the Day: Savoring The Record Warmth
• What's going on: Hunt for missing US troops set to resume in NKorea
• Solar storm to hit Earth early Thursday; may disrupt power
• Betsy Baldwin DAR Chapter to host breakfast meeting
• Company News: Gail Moyer-Young promoted at Geddes Federal Savings and Loan Association
• Upstate is honored as Recycler of the Year
• F-M Board of Education to meet Monday
• J-D basketball teams win regional openers
• Lysander house fire called 'total loss'
• Two West Genesee bomb-threat suspects arrested
• Newspaper in Education honors students' bright ideas
• West Genesee's proposed school budget calls for 3 percent spending increase
• Two West Genesee bomb threats in two days lead to two arrests under different circumstances
• Defense's suspect in shooting of toddler Rashaad Walker Jr. denies he was near the crime scene
• AP Exclusive: Iran may be cleaning up nuke work
• ES-M students' texting and driving video could net up to $15K
• Teens charged in two separate bomb threats at West Genesee High School
• Tickets still available for ‘Sweeney Todd’
• Syracuse couple opens senior living franchise
• Marcellus students stage ‘Footloose’ this weekend
• EDITORIAL: F-M students beat the odds
• Ritts – Schafer wed
• Skaneateles district teaching approach changes with new state standards
• Church service offers communion for native (and non-native) Spanish speakers
• Andrea Miceli and Moss make music on the Hill
• COLUMN: Grandma’s Kitchen: Enjoy cabbage potato soup during this Lenten season
• CPF to help residents build a bluebird house
• Caz Lake Association to hold ‘State of Lake’ Summit March 10
• Caz LWV to host discussion on privatization
• Never a sure thing in March
• J-D volleyball beaten in sectional playoffs
• Winners announced in 2012 Alexia International Photojournalism Competition, held at Newhouse
• Free speech pioneer Mary Beth Tinker to visit Newhouse School March 19
• Vision to see, courage to do: get your masters in entrepreneurship in one year at SU
• IVMF issues brief on compelling business case for hiring a veteran, reaching beyond public cliches
• Colombian guitar sensation Ricardo Cobo to perform March 20
• Newhouse public relations program honored by PRWeek
• Win a 2012 Dodge Challenger for Harborfest's 25th year: Oswego Neighbors Today
• Update: Key witness refuses to testify in Saquan Evans' murder trial
• New Video from Syracuse rockers Silent Fury
• Campaign to save the white church in Elbridge begins
• Opinion Today: Something's fishy with 4th graders' letters on hydrofracking
• Apple expected to unveil faster, sharper iPad
• Today's obituaries: Harold "Woodie" Wood, of Jamesville, once biked 900 miles from Kentucky to Fayetteville
• Photos of the Day: Relaying Hope
• Thermometers could approach record territory today around Syracuse
• Red Cross caring for two families after Tuesday fires in Lysander and Syracuse
• Two fallen firefighters remembered on 10th anniversary of deadly Pompey fire
• Company News: Dr. Indira Koshy joins Syracuse Community Health Center
• Bing, Yip and ‘It’ at Cinefest 32
• Super Tuesday update: Santorum, Romney duel in Ohio, split other states
• Romney, Santorum share Super Tuesday momentum
• Ask the Entrepreneur: Promote expertise, business through blogs
• Newt Gingrich wins Georgia primary, predicts his third comeback
• What's so super about this Tuesday? 419 GOP delegates
• Mitt Romney takes 3 states, Newt Gingrich 1 so far on Super Tuesday
• Syracuse Jazz Fest moving to Jamesville Beach this year
• House damaged by fire on Oran Delphi Road in Pompey
• New York union members demonstrate in Albany against Gov. Cuomo pension plan
• SU slugs Louisville, finishes 30-1 regular season
• Planner: Syracuse streets are not meant just for cars, trucks
• Twin Trees Too restaurant plans major clean up as number of customers sick from food poisoning climbs to 70
• Toddler Rashaad Walker Jr.'s mother breaks down in tears while testifying about fatal shooting
• Homeland Security is developing a biometric system to track immigrants
• WSYR in Syracuse says it has not lost revenue after Limbaugh's verbal attack on law student
• Niagara Falls won't treat hydrofracking wastewater
• Dow falls more than 200 points, interrupting its 2012 rally
• Radio stations drop Rush Limbaugh; Clear Channel syndicator defends host in Sandra Fluke 'slut' controversy
• Hackers with Anonymous, LulzSec busted after one becomes FBI informant
• Politicians from New York, New Jersey, Connecticut seek minimum wage increase
• Tait trial set for July 16
• YMCA responds to lawsuit from Radisson residents
• Update: Camillus police seek tips in West Genesee High School bomb threat
• Obama: Diplomacy can stop Iran from getting bomb
• Murder-suicide at Florida high school leaves 2 adults dead
• Google Play Store replaces Android Market for music, movies, books, and apps
• Maple syrup flows at Beaver Lake
• OUR VIEW: To combat violence among Syracuse teens, community must coordinate
• Wanna run Green?
• Manufacturing still plays vital role in NY State economy
• New Exhibition now open in the Gallery at the Ann Felton Multicultural Center: “...
• Students dismissed early at West Genesee High after report of bomb
• Swan Pond project takes flight this spring
• F-M's Dance Marathon surpasses lofty fundraising goal
• Girl Scouts can shatter the glass ceiling
• Operation Northern Comfort seeks to help those in need across CNY
• Girl Scouts commemorate 100 years
• Metal Blade Records 30th Anniversary at SXSW
• From Mattydale to Moscow, vinyl album sales are spreading
• Super Tuesday: Romney, Santorum wage key battle in Ohio
• Fourth man charged in fatal Christmas Eve disturbance
• Newhouse School honors The New Yorker's Jane Mayer with Toner Prize
• Lockheed Martin, O'Brien & Gere announce leadership gifts for new Say Yes STEM Scholarship Fund
• VPA's John Thompson to exhibit original art of 'The Flying Bed' at SU Florence
• Untold history of the White House is focus of AAS Second Annual Colloquium
• Judge proposes boundaries removing Tompkins County from Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle's district
• North Syracuse schools: Department heads discuss budgets
• Monster Trucks to jam out at Carrier Dome
• Opinion today: Why did Obama get involved in the Fluke/Limbaugh flap?
• Skaneateles lax alums reunite at Cortland-Union game
• What's going on: Mom loses legs saving kids from tornado in Indiana
• KBR continues effort
• Eckler/Hart to wed
• Today's obituaries: Dr. Gregory S. Liptak, a world-renowned developmental pediatrician
• B'ville elections scheduled for March 20
• Accreditation group finds erratic learning environment at Upstate medical school
• Youth centers bustle, but violence continues in Syracuse
• Photos of the Day: Introducing Ty
• Verizon launches wireless broadband for rural homes that cable, DSL don't reach
• Opening arguments begin this morning in Saquan Evans' murder trial
• Chilly Tuesday should give way to spring-like Wednesday around Syracuse
• Company News: Michael Sgro hired by SUNY Oswego
• House fires reported in Orwell, Schroeppel
• Syracuse Police identify downtown stabbing victim
• J-D's proposed budget calls for no cuts in instructional staff
• Lack of snow forces cancellation of Tug Hill cross-country ski race
• Marcellus cancer survivor to help kick off Solvay-Geddes-Westvale Relay For Life
• New districts, new friends for Congress hopefuls: Onondaga County Executive Joanie Mahoney to raise money for Matt Doheny
• Mahoney: Better years ahead for Onondaga County
• House Majority Leader Eric Cantor to campaign in Syracuse for Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle
• Parish mobile home damaged by fire
• Syracuse Crunch head south: Season fizzles, new affiliate sizzles
• U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand supports bipartisan legislation to protect American goods from foreign competition
• Oswego County drive-by shooting leads to arrest at DeWitt motel
• Former Wampsville clerk to serve four months in jail, repay nearly $25,000 to municipality
• What's going on: Sen. John McCain calls for US to take lead on Syria airstrikes
• European Union considers introducing quotas for women on company boards
• Rising gas prices create tough climate for states' proposals to increase gas tax
• Update: Tompkins County sheriff's deputies find missing 82-year-old woman's body
• Overhead bins on airplanes are getting bigger to accommodate more carry-ons
• Syracuse police arrest two suspects in University-area burglaries
• Web cam allows fans of Rosamond Gifford Zoo in Syracuse to see Ty, the new baby patas monkey
• Syracuse students will visit SUNY Upstate for daylong convocation
• Russian police break up anti-Putin protest in Moscow
• Update: Man suffers non-life-threatening stabbing wound in downtown Syracuse
• Rice Creek Biological Field Station in Oswego to get a facelift
• Two charged in Ackerman Avenue burglaries
• PETA wants research money awarded to former Upstate scientist refunded
• Fayetteville-Manlius students raise $133,000 for Camp Good Days and Special Times
• Western New York man who's suing Facebook adds 5 lawyers to his team
• Baker senior wins raffle after giving blood
• B'ville banner fee stands
• B’ville Library hosts meet the author event March 6
• New children’s service at St. James bringing JOY
• Students, staff save more than 200 lives
• Buerkle tours local agri-businesses, listens to farmers concerns
• County legislator Plochocki endorses Jim Lanning for village trustee
• Town board seeks clarification on water restriction
• Caz Equipment constructs new headquarters
• 17th annual Maple Weekend approaches
• Caz girls modified B-ball teams make free throws against cancer
• Notice for parents of students attending non-public school
• Caz decathletes prepare to take on New York
• Congratulations to the women's basketball team for clinching the Region III Cham...
• Carlos Slim is world's richest person
• Fayetteville Elementary principal Nancy Smith set to retire July 1
• Gas prices pass $4-a-gallon mark in Syracuse area
• State police looking for man who fired shots into Granby home this morning
• Upstate NY man threatened to assassinate Obama, kill schoolchildren
• Today's obituaries: Eunice Dudish, grew up in a 3-bedroom home with 13 brothers and sisters
• Syracuse traffic tied up after morning crash on I-81 near Adams Street exit
• Davy Jones was 'full of life and vibrant' at Turning Stone concert two weeks before his death
• Brain-eating fugitive trial begins today in Connecticut
• WG girls hoops beaten in sectional final at Dome
• Best of luck to all of our students with midterms this week!
• Syracuse police looking for suspect in early morning stabbing
• What's going on: New Mexico crews try to reach child's body in hole
• U.S. Senator Gillibrand speaks out in East Syracuse against unfair foreign trade
• Photos of the Day: From Celluloid to Digital
• Court Notebook: Defendant's claim she's not troublemaker doesn't convince judge - or other lawyers in court
• Town Hall Theater in Lowville says goodbye to film
• Obama would go to war to stop Iran from getting nuclear weapon
• Warmer temperatures are on the way for the Syracuse area
• Students are told etiquette can help them deliver the message they mean to deliver
• Company News: Dr. Bukie Akinpelu hired by Syracuse Community Health Center
• Village of Manlius’ second annual Daddy Daughter Dance draws 200
• Red Rams roll to fifth straight Class A title
• Major city roads closed as sheet of ice causes crashes on Syracuse hills
• At least 206 killed in explosion in Congo
• Mush! Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race begins in Alaska
• Vladimir Putin claims win in Russian presidential election but observers cite fraud
• Tornado-tossed Indiana toddler dies in hospital
• Henninger drops AA final thriller to Utica Proctor
• Col. Greg Semmel saluted by 1,800 people as he takes command of 174th Fighter Wing
• Syracuse woman punches officer after being escorted from Rite Aid, police say
• Jews celebrate Purim holiday at carnival in DeWitt
• Ludden stops Grimes for first sectional title since '01
• NY state to public authorities: Show us your financial records, or else
• N.J. CVS accidentally gave breast cancer medication to children
• Jamesville resident takes over command of Syracuse-based Air National Guard 174th Fighter Wing
• What's going on: Exit polls predict Putin victory in Russia
• Rocker Ronnie Montrose dies; was scheduled to play in Syracuse in May
• Girl, 6, gathers donated Girl Scout cookies to give to Fort Drum troops
• Today's obituaries: Dr. Anne McElligott Schoeck, psychologist who served all ages
• Sunshine to blinding snow; just another winter day in Central New York
• More scams are targeting older Americans
• Rush Limbaugh apologizes after calling law student a 'slut' for testifying in support of health plans that cover birth control
• Cicero-North Syracuse, A-P-W, Central Square and Pine Grove win first place at winterguard show
• Liverpool’s Watkins wins state 1,000-meter run
• Girls Hornets dominate, win 4x800 state relay
• CNY elders are having more trouble affording food
• Survivors tell how they lived through deadly tornados
• Gale, Fiutak hit top 10 at state indoor meet
• 2012 Post-Standard Achievement Awards: Nine honored for their contributions to making Central New York a better place
• New York state school districts won't merge even when offered extra money
• Wildcats win fourth regional hockey title in five years
• Syracuse police investigating reported shooting
• Dancers land roles as extras in 'Adult World,' indie film shot in Syracuse
• Truck loses brakes coming off I-81 and hits two vehicles in Syracuse
• Elbridge man charged in robbery of homeless man
• Students in Syracuse meet donors for Say Yes foundation
• Nolan family support boosts Cornell’s Dyson School
• Tickets now available for CHS production of ‘State Fair’
• NYS Police announce new Troop D Commander
• Indoor track Lakers compete at state meet
• While Washington holds caucuses, GOP candidates put the focus on Ohio
• Today's Obituaries: William J. Chapman, owned and operated Foster's in Fulton for 38 years
• Rush Limbaugh's 'slut' slur to law student draws President Obama into fray
• Exhibition design by museum studies graduate students to be displayed at Design Gallery
• Cornel West to speak on campus March 6
• 'Life Gets Better Together' conference takes stand against LGBTQ-based bullying
• Death toll of Midwest storms passes 30; searches for survivors continue
• Meet LeMoyne College's first First Lady: Frances Pestello
• The tech of walking
• Central New York schools celebrate Read Across America Day with a dose of Dr. Seuss
• Syracuse DPW worker charged with having sex with minor
• Cortlandville plant to close with 158 jobs lost
• Feel cheated? Small claims court can bring a big win
• Oswego father, son, nephew arrested on drug charges
• Soaring cost estimate for Obama's health care law prompts questions by GOP congressman
• Stewart, C-NS win fourth straight sectional AA title
• Health Department investigating illness outbreak at Twin Trees Too restaurant
• sNOw School app predicts whether there will be no school due to snow
• Massive band of storms destroys Indiana towns, kills at least 8 people
• Cortland gas station increases prices above $4 a gallon
• FACT CHECK: Sorry, presidential candidates, you can't have it all
• Fayetteville-Manlius principal takes tricycle for spin to reward students for fundraiser
• Judge: Government can require private businesses to put up union posters
• Mexico Middle School pupil brings BB gun to school
• Fishermen and trooper who saved Cicero man from drowning are honored
• After Ohio school shooting, parents wonder if CNY schools are prepared
• Philadelphia-based clothing and footwear chain Villa opens in downtown Syracuse
• Going out on the ice? Have a rescue plan
• FAA seeks to fine regional airline involved in 2009 crash near Buffalo for not letting crew rest
• Trial starts Monday in fatal shooting of Syracuse toddler Rashaad Walker Jr.
• Village of Jordan dealing with plowing issues; village hall to get roof repair
• Camillus Erie Canal Park to celebrate 40th birthday
• Hillview collects paper products for PEACE
• Mayor Miner, tear down those buildings
• Stop by the SRC Arena and Events Center today, tomorrow or Sunday for CNY in Blo...
• Volunteer Connections: March launches Vera House 2012 White Ribbon Campaign
• Mott Road students see principal ride tricycle after tripling fundraising mark
• What's going on: Testimony continues 6th day in Rutgers University's webcam spying trial
• 'I Like America and America Likes Me' at XL Projects
• 'Atlas of New Librarianship' wins ALA 2012 'Best Book in Library Literature' award
• 'Addicted to Plastic' documentary to screen March 6
• Shoppers line up in the early morning for a Nike shoe at new downtown Syracuse store
• Ephesus develops world’s first LED stadium lighting
• AT&T clarifies 'unlimited data' plan limits after complaints
• Residents upset with serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer walking tour in Milwaukee
• Windy Saturday expected to follow warm Friday in Syracuse area
• Today's obituaries: Leanne (Stedman) Schaefer, 51, worked at FedEx Express, loved her family
• Photos of the Day: Actress Charms Salina Street
• Ben Burtt, passionate teacher, columnist dies at 91
• Palmer announces top PARP readers
• The water's back on but a driving lane remains closed on East Taft Road, North Syracuse
• Officials investigate Ohio father accused of raping three adopted boys
• New Onondaga County Sheriff's deputies to be sworn in today
• Cyprus air traffic controllers to strike
• Citizens group calls new congressional district maps 'partisan gerrymandering'
• Electrical fault in cooler blamed for fire at Syracuse market
• Company News: Rick Kornak hired by Virtucom Group
• J-D girls end 14-year sectional title drought
• Cloris Leachman charms Syracuse restaurant guests
• Syracuse Police investigating strong-arm robbery
• Syracuse water customers lose service near Bellevue Country Club
• Camillus police officer injured in routine call retires before he's ready
• Excellus reports $223 million profit for 2011
• Annual report shows how much Excellus BlueCross BlueShield pays its top executives
• Say Yes to Education will announce big new donations to Syracuse scholarship funds
• Maps from both parties reshape Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle's district into one that favors Democrats
• Big sales for small cars in February in another sign of an economic turn-around
• Kodak agrees to sell its online photo gallery to Shutterfly
• North Korean nuclear envoy to attend Syracuse University forum on heels of deal
• Actor John Cullum, along with Cloris Leachman, cast in 'Adult World,' the Hollywood movie shooting in Syracuse
• West Edmeston teen charged with assaulting and imprisoning woman
• IRS battles conservative groups over their tax-exempt status
• Rising gas prices aren't lifting the stocks of big oil companies
• Fayetteville resident worries sewer repairs are exposing residents to toxic chemicals; village says work is safe
• Senate defeats bill that would have reversed President Obama's requirement that health insurance cover birth control
• Super donors: ProPublica's reading guide to the top 10 super PAC givers
• Alliance Bank declares 31 cent dividend
• A film career brings Marcellus High graduate back to his hometown to work on 'Adult World'
• Support Baldwinsville's thespians
• Liverpool woman arrested for DWI and drug charges: Neighbors North Today
• Easter Egg Fun at B'ville's St. Mark's
• Caz locals raise funds for endangered animals
• Thank God for apples and oranges
• Clearspeak: Burn on, big river
• Oscar’s Track: Fit for life
• Solve a puzzle at your community library
• Caz artists to show work at 19th annual KidsArt Exhibit
• Magic. Paid. Internship. Want to earn college credit during a paid internship at...
• Child Life Month highlights key members of pediatric healthcare team
• Community General campus now smoke free
• F-M's Rich Roy named athletic administrator of the year
• B’ville senior to row for Mercyhurst
• Activities happening this month at Beaver Lake Nature Center
• Burton Blatt Institute, Eastern Washington University partner to promote entrepreneurship for people with disabilities in Ghana
• Renowned visual artist Anna Schuleit to present two free talks
• Pulitzer-Prize winning columnist to present Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Public Affairs Lecture
• VPA's Warren to travel to Cuba as part of ACDA International Conductor Exchange Program
• Foster discusses practical engaged scholarship within the academy in 'Seamless Pursuits' lecture
• Student barista/blogger brewing up interest at iSchool
• Campus sustainability conference coming to SU will offer variety of sessions for professionals and students
• SU's Bruce Smith a finalist for LA Times Book Prize
• 'Design and Aging' on view at Design Gallery through March 19
• New student sustainability club looking to make its mark on campus
• IVMF issues weekly research briefs highlighting veteran-related articles on variety of topics, calls for submissions
• Library to unveil Marcel Breuer Digital Archive
• VPA seeks applicants for Sandra Kahn Alpert Visiting Artist Program
• Urban Video Project to feature world premiere video by William Wegman at Everson site
• SU students invited to contribute ideas for NASA's International Space Apps Challenge
• Contemporary chamber ensemble California E.A.R. Unit to perform in Setnor Auditorium March 7
• Entertainment attorney John P. Kellogg '73, G'75 to speak Feb. 28
• 'Manufactured Landscapes' documentary screening to be held Feb. 29
• SU professors edit landmark book on Afro-Latin American rights
• SU Library, SU Humanities Center announce Central New York Humanities Corridor Visiting Scholar Program
• Maxwell School announces new lecture series on ethics, citizenship and public responsibility
• SU Sport Management Club makes $30,444 gift to Upstate Cancer Center
• Dean Biklen honored in Kuwait with UNESCO/Emir Jaber al-Ahmed al-Jaber al-Sabah Prize
• Say Yes to Education receives commitments from local businesses building up to 'Say Yes Day' March 3
• Nationally Competitive Scholarships Committee helps students obtain coveted awards
• Vera House White Ribbon Campaign presentation March 8
• Warehouse Gallery exhibition to address challenges of making art in time of tragedy
• Paul Taylor Dance Company performs at Civic Center March 2
• Viral video the means for iSchool student's life-philosophy message
• Onondaga Citizens League offers seminars, walking tours to explain basics of urban design
• Westhill graduate turned Hollywood screenwriter heads to SXSW Film Festival: Neighbors West Today
• Syracuse sees more star power as Cloris Leachman joins the cast of the movie 'Adult World,' now filming in and around the city
• Opinion today: GOP seems committed to denigrating women
• Conservative media publisher and activist Andrew Breitbart dies at 43
• Wednesday's snowfall alters winter 2011-12's place in Syracuse weather records
• 2 American soldiers shot dead in Afghanistan
• Today's obituaries: Bridgett M. Lefancheck, 46, of Baldwinsville, employed by the Port Byron School District for 25 years
• Staind - Eyes Wide Open and Recharged
• Malone man admits smuggling 240 pound of pot across Canadian border
• More than a dozen crashes reported in Onondaga County this morning
• Winter advisories continue north, east of Syracuse
• Couple to return to Waldorf-Astoria at 1952 rate: $16.80
• Fire reported at house in Owasco
• American teacher shot, killed in Iraq by student
• Photos of the Day: Nottingham Celebrates Black History
• Government eyes popular malt liquor Four Loko
• What's going on: At least 12 killed as tornadoes strike Midwest
• Company News: Scott McCredy opens Allstate Insurance Co. office in Auburn
• Fire destroys meat processing plant in town of Seneca Falls
• From Masters of Reality to Moyuba Jazz
• Ithaca could join Syracuse in new congressional district that leans toward Democrats
• Robber takes tobacco products from Salina drugstore
• Five last drone protesters are sentenced in DeWitt
• 2 East Syracuse Minoa students have won at least $10,000 in distracted driving video contest
• Syracuse-area Teamsters executive faces charges in two recent DWI cases
• NYC mayor, municipal officials push for state Legislature to adopt Gov. Cuomo's pension changes
• Salina woman dies after crash Tuesday in Cicero
• Curriculum Committee to Meet on Thursdays
• Graduate Assistant Position Available
• Core Curriculum Information
• Dinosaurs had fleas, too -- giant ones, fossils show
• Teller at bank in Nedrow accused of stealing nearly $38,000
• 2002 Pentagon memo guided disposal of 9/11 remains in landfill
• Facebook to mix brand-name ads, deals with friends' posts
• Judge signs order to dismiss Zach Tomaselli's order of protection from Bernie Fine
• Few signs of flu this winter in Central New York
• Cortland to stage Empire State Senior Games
• Carrols reports sales up, net income down
• What's going on: North Korea agrees to suspend nuclear activities in exchange for food
• 30 fishermen wade to shore after ice floe breaks away from Sylvan Beach
• New York Senate repeals annual wage notification; bill now goes to Assembly
• Gas rises again across the country even as signs point to slow demand
• All areas of the country show growth, Federal Reserve reports
• Occupy Syracuse protesters due in court Thursday
• Federal judge blocks graphic images on cigarette packages
• Q&A: Did the NYPD's spying on Muslims violate the law?
• Fayetteville-Manlius reports declining enrollment
• Prepare for the whirlwind of activities in March
• Manlius, East Syracuse, DeWitt Police Reports Ending Feb. 24
• Local police reports ending Feb. 21
• SU survives UConn rally, wins outright Big East title
• Coffeehouse brings Dennis Shortslef to B’ville
• On to the Big Dance!
• Come see my daughter’s movie
• Caz Lake Association to hold 2012 Lake Management Progress meeting March 10
• J-D grad earns athletic, academic honors at RIT
• Check out an early sketch of one of the main buildings on campus. Can you tell u...
• Caz alum helps establish ‘Hireland’
• Motorhead -The World Is Ours-Volume 1-Everywhere Further Than Everyplace Else
• Cazenovia's Muller advances to States
• Fayetteville introduces tentative budget
• LETTERS: Caz Cans, Amidon provides valuable service for Cazenovia, Hamilton
• Glens Falls…or the Dome?
• LETTERS: CAP thanks UCC for vital ongoing support
• 'I Am Tourism' video spotlights county attractions: Cayuga Neighbors Today
• LETTERS: Remember to observe National Rare Disease Day on Feb. 29
• Update: Salina woman injured in Cicero crash remains in critical condition today
• Jamesville firm donates $5,000 for Central New York Regional Envirothon
• Wigge Reviews: Hugo
• Apple market value hits $500 billion, where few have gone
• B’ville woman celebrates 95th birthday
• Parade Prep: Plans underway for Camillus' 66th Memorial Day celebration
• Survey finds consumer confidence near break-even point in state, nation
• Butternut Community Police Center celebrates anniversary today
• Today's obituaries: Tracy Karst, 38, of East Syracuse, rescued Rangers in Somalian battle which inspired 'Black Hawk Down' movie
• Wintry weather coming to Syracuse and upstate New York
• F-M hosts Dance Marathon Saturday
• Dallas doctor among 7 accused of $375 million Medicare, Medicaid fraud
• 3 people, 1 dog rescued from Lake George after ice break
• Charmed: Shamrock Animal Fund celebrates third year of helping CNY pet owners
• Mild winter lets Manlius, Marcellus highway departments stay ahead
• State police search for two men who jumped a highway barrier and may have fallen into Genesee River
• Photos of the Day: Morning Stroll
• Stockton, Calif. could become biggest city to go bankrupt
• Microsoft sees future in Windows 8 amid iPad rise
• What's going on: 1 dead, 3 missing after Coast Guard helicopter crash in Alabama
• Teen suspect's court hearing offers little explanation for Ohio school shooting
• Company News: Mark Francis hired by New York Life
• Mitt Romney sweeps to double Republican primary victory
• Westhill falls to South Jefferson in B-1 final
• Girls Lakers caught late by Hannibal in B-2 final
• Parents ask Chittenango officials to consider restrictions for sex offenders
• Former high-ranking scientist at Upstate Medical faked research, federal investigation shows
• Update: Missing Auburn girl returns home
• Appointees to New York ethics board question whether panel is under jurisdiction of Cuomo or Legislature
• Interpol says suspected Anonymous hackers have been arrested
• Partial remains of 9/11 victims from Pentagon and Shanksville, Pa., were cremated, sent to landfill
• APNewsBreak: Plan for spotted owl targets rival
• Skaneateles dog wins spot in Jordan-Elbridge High School musical
• National Women's Hall of Fame cuts staff, hours
• House GOP promotes plan to help small businesses raise money, create jobs
• Bernie Fine accusers Bobby Davis, Mike Lang push Albany bill to help child sex abuse victims
• Last five drone protesters to be sentenced Wednesday
• US Sen. Olympia Snowe of Maine won't seek re-election
• For the first time since 2008, Dow Jones finishes day above 13,000
• Warren Buffett vs. Chris Christie: Billionaire businessman reacts to New Jersey governor saying he should 'shut up'
• School shootings and where students got their guns
• Auburn/Cayuga NAACP to honor 'trailblazers'
• Ithaca's 24-year-old mayor to be featured on NBC's Rock Center
• Medal, scholarship to be awarded in honor of Edward Lisk
• Marcellus Shale mentioned in Dr. Dog's new rock song, 'Vampire': Neighbors West Today
• How can we continue to work with the campus community and partner four-year inst...
• Utica Music and Arts Festival Wants You!
• Get back to nature within village of Baldwinsville limits
• Yogi Bear…Family fun-close to you!
• Marquardt Switches continues to grow, improve
• Excellus BlueCross BlueShield: Upstate New York has relatively high job-based health insurance coverage, below-average uninsured rates
• Ask the expert: Protecting your trees from the Emerald Ash Borer
• Travel insurance advised
• IBEW 43: Work done well, work done right
• Project: Improve CNY
• B'ville Theatre Guild presents ‘The Drunkard’
• Auto Insure Direct, Archer make insurance process painless
• Michel Tax Service offers year-round financial planning, accounting services
• Karl Lutz Monuments: Quality craftsmanship since 1932
• This summer, go exploring, camping in beautiful NYS
• SUNY Oswego makes list of ‘Best Value Colleges’
• IBEW means quality, skill
• Cat fight continues in Salina
• CBA, where college preparation is key
• Liverpool: Super calls for personnel cuts, spending down reserves
• Animation program offered at Daemen
• Survey says: GCC is top in t­ech
• Zone change refusal, residents block new hotel plan: Oswego Neighbors Today
• Company news: Enable announces new hires
• Worth the Road Trip: Rockapalooza 5 in Jackson, Mississippi
• Upstate Medical University’s innovation to be featured at the 2012 SUNY Showcase
• Officials: Second victim of Ohio school shooting is brain dead
• Update: Woman seriously hurt in accident on East Taft Road, Cicero
• State fines Syracuse pharmacist for closing drug store without notifying regulators
• Last of 518 cats rounded up at Wyoming County SPCA after reports of abuse
• Symposium on 21st Century energy set for April
• Onondaga County lawmakers seek to end current overtime rules for jail deputies
• What's going on: Stricken Costa cruise ship in Indian Ocean being towed to shore
• Construction to begin Thursday on Inns at Armory Square in downtown Syracuse
• Today's obituaries: Ana Camperlino, 61, of Camillus, named Mrs. Central NY in local pageant
• Onondaga Nation seeks public's support in land claim fight
• Price Chopper recalls streusel fruit pies
• Photos of the Day: End Of The Day
• Megabus crash verdict due in court today
• Best friends receive B'ville Optimists honors
• Mistake publicizes attorney Gloria Allred's media contact list
• Hong Kong stockbrokers protest against cutting lunch break from 90 minutes to 60
• Chilly Tuesday expected to give way to messy Wednesday around Syracuse
• Concerned parents call for restrictions for registered sex offenders in Chittenango
• Update: Auburn police find missing woman unharmed tonight
• Update: After standoff, Syracuse police arrest man who allegedly threatened relative with knife
• Federal judge creates court solution for New York's redistricting
• Fairmount native walks the red carpet with Oscar nominee, lands on Ryan Seacrest's best-dressed list
• Liverpool, North Syracuse present budget proposals
• On the campaign trail: It's all about the college degree
• What's going on: Obama urges governors to boost education funding
• New York Gov. Cuomo says he's flexible, like Gumby
• Manlius will soon start $950,000 repair and makeover of its signature Swan Pond, surrounding park
• Struggling Rhode Island city seeks to revialize itself by selling historical chocolate bar
• Auburn man who helped girl escape from Hillside Children's Center now charged with rape, troopers say
• Gov. Cuomo pressures state Legislature for new pension plan
• Report cites misconduct by New York wildlife pathologist
• Pennsylvania environmental officials knew about failures in casings near contaminated drinking wells
• Close but not quite for the Dow as it pushes -- again -- toward a close above 13,000
• Syracuse to borrow $605,000 to pay judgment in police officer's gender discrimination lawsuit
• Garrett Smith Russell saw action from Florida to Virginia
• Activist group: 135 dead across Syria as government crackdown continues
• Fayetteville Elementary principal to retire at end of June
• Women host pot luck dinners to raise money to help women around the world
• Fayetteville Elementary principal to retire
• Bird flu, pig flu, now bat flu? But risk to humans remains unclear
• Coyote hunting in Cazenovia: Madison Neighbors Today
• Tait case continues
• New concierge gift service helps men shop for the women they love
• ‘Phantastic Art’ auction to benefit high school drama program
• Red Rooster hosts Crockpot Cook-off for Mottville Fire Department
• Joelle’s French Bistro for sale
• Spafford extends hydrofracking moratorium
• No environmental hazards found in village hall building
• Village, union resolve labor issue
• Wrestling team goes red with socks
• Dave Eichorn: CNY weather is getting more erratic
• Caz College presents annual Student Juried Exhibition
• Burton Street Book Fair to be held in Caz next week
• S.U. MBA students to survey lakeside residents
• Students shot in Chardon, Ohio school; suspect in custody
• Syracuse man sentenced to prison for near-fatal car crash
• Cortland police ask for public's help to find woman
• Owner completes repairs at Nine Mile Point 1 nuclear plant in Scriba
• Students protest bullying with posters
• Hannibal man accused of criminal possession of weapon after deputies find six unregistered handguns
• Today's obituaries: Joan Dean McNally, worked to improve life for Mexico's poor and destitute
• State launches new senior consumer Info hotline
• White House provided money for NYPD surveillance of Muslims, mosques
• Syracuse expected to see a high near 50 today, 30s during much of the coming week
• Gas prices in Syracuse climb toward $4 a gallon
• What's going on: Osama bin Laden compound demolished in Pakistan
• Five named Recyclers of the Year for 2011 in Onondaga County
• Photos of the Day: Sunny Winterfest a Big Hit
• Romagnoli, Benedict battle for state wrestling honors
• Carroll-Marsh goes 1-2 at state wrestling meet
• Hydrofracking seeps into national pop culture
• Megabus trial could wrap up today in Onondaga County Court
• World Bank: China needs reform to support rapid growth
• Firefighters called to early morning house fire in Osceola
• Company News: Daniel Hoocock hired by HSE Consulting Services, LLC
• Upstate to hold Healthcare Career Expo March 3
• Two armed men wearing ski masks rob Syracuse man in Butternut Street apartment
• Syracuse man who bowled a perfect game killed in crash in Mattydale
• Occupy Syracuse plans vigil Monday against police brutality
• Group raising money to give Cayuga County veterans free bus trip to see Washington war monuments
• Oswego County to pay $10,000 for service from Onondaga County sheriff's rescue helicopter
• Fort Drum soldiers, families attend SU lacrosse game vs. Army
• Books move fast out of Syracuse's first curbside library
• Syracuse Model Railroad Club holds event in Eastwood
• Syracuse's Winterfest concludes with gorgeous weather
• American Red Cross helps Oswego County family after fire destroys home in Hastings
• Jefferson County man injured in snowmobile accident in Lewis County
• Water conservation lifted for Auburn and parts of Cayuga County
• Showdown looms over redistricting in New York
• Today's obituaries: James E. Vossler, served Syracuse Fire Department for 38 years
• What's going on: Angry over Quran burnings, Afghans lob grenades at U.S. base
• Caz students receive recognition at regional art show
• 'Harlem Hellfighters' black artillery regiment set up camp in Oswego in 1941
• Bright signs with NYCBL Utica Brewers
• Wigge Reviews: Safe House
• Why New York's 2 percent property tax cap isn't really 2 percent
• Cazenovia residents honored for academic achievement
• Cazenovia Police Blotter Jan. 25 to Feb. 5
• Syracuse area's first after-hours urgent care center for children to debut at Community General
• 22-year-old man dies in Salina crash Sunday morning
• B’ville’s Nasoni, Paul wrestle at state meet
• Winds knocked down Winterfest ice tower, but it didn't stay down
• Blanding fifth, Carbery sixth at state wrestling meet
• Manlius police make arrest in overnight double stabbing
• Skaneateles dropped by Oswego in sectional hockey final
• Emerson Park celebrates history!
• Goodyear recalls Wrangler Silent Armor tires
• Hockey Wildcats beat RFA, win fifth straight sectional title
• Travel advisory issued for Madison County until Sunday morning
• Rite of Election at Sunday Mass
• Buerkle opens campaign; police called to break up protest
• Teen charged in overnight stabbing in Manlius
• Misheard word leads to bomb scare on flight to NY
• Andrew Foxenberg wins Lake Effect Half Marathon in Liverpool
• Lake Effect Half Marathon lives up to its name
• Syracuse area under lake-effect snow advisory, roads slick
• Buerkle's town hall meeting faces opposition
• Water conservation still in effect for Auburn and parts of Cayuga County
• Persistence pays $2,000 for Cicero mother-daughter treasure hunters
• High winds knock down Syracuse's Winterfest ice sculpture, but not for long
• Accident shuts down Route 80 in Fabius
• 600 Fort Drum soldiers to be treated to Syracuse-Army lacrosse game Sunday
• Obama: No 'silver bullet' to bring down gas prices; GOP: President's energy policies not working
• Today's obituaries: Gabi Ashkar, longtime chairman of St. Elias Middle Eastern Festival
• Why is it so hard for presidents to say 'I'm sorry'?
• 2012 Post-Standard Treasure Hunt medallion found in Onondaga Lake Park
• A film career brings Marcellus High graduate back to his hometown to work on 'Adult World'
• It's perfect weather for a Lake Effect Half Marathon, not so much for driving
• Manlius police investigating early morning stabbing
• 2012 Post-Standard Treasure Hunt: Clue No. 9
• Gunman kills 2 U.S. service members inside the Afghan Interior Ministry
• Two people stabbed after fight in Manlius
• Cayuga County Health Department issues water conservation order
• More than 1,500 National Grid customers in Clay without power
• After a months of turmoil in Yemen, voters choose a new president in a landslide
• Two car I-690 crash in Syracuse closes two eastbound lanes
• Dunbar Association's financial problems deeper than expected
• Dish Network plans to close 500 Blockbuster stores
• Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle hears about farm problems straight from the source
• Marines release names of 7 dead in chopper crash
• Bernie Fine accusers Davis, Lang in Albany Tuesday to support bill to extend statute of limitations for child sex abuse
• Hounds vie to be top dog in Jordan-Elbridge High School's musical
• Obama: Every tool eyed to stop slaughter in Syria
• State comptroller's office releases audit reports
• Judge rules Otsego County town can ban gas drilling
• F-M to move its transportation department temporarily
• Tests find possible gas drilling chemicals in Western Pa. well water
• Treasure Hunt day 8: Quest for the medallion
• Onondaga Nation leaders to bring wampum belt to Washington D.C.
• B.I.G. to introduce Kempton, ‘resiliency factor’
• LETTERS: Enrollment may be low, but Caz needs to stay positive
• LETTERS: CazCares grateful for funds received through Community Chest
• LETTERS: Pace family thanks community for support in time of bereavement
• LETTERS: Caz College Honors Program to tackle issue of child soldiers in Uganda
• Singing Boys of Pennsylvania to perform in Caz
• In case you missed it: National Enquirer's controversial Whitney Houston photo
• Oswego County legislators concerned about Family Court rulings
• High winds likely to blast the Syracuse area, forecasters warn
• 25 restaurants offer $25 best bets during last half of 2012 Downtown Dining Week
• 2012 Winterfest ends Sunday, AmeriCU Downtown Dining Week(s) wrap up Feb. 29
• Town of Marcellus eyes sewer grant
• Pentagon official apologizes for burning of Qurans at military base in Afghanistan
• Partnership gives ESM students access to high-tech research tool
• CNY Cat Coalition partners with Uno Chicago Grill
• Lunchtime Links: Sting operation with spy camera helps cops discover who was stealing their lunches
• Sullivan man charged with DWI after DeWitt accident
• St. Mary's students show heart
• Syracuse to lose some jobs when AXA Equitable cuts its workforce
• Ithaca Loves Teachers and it shows this time each year
• 100 cops in riot gear break up Nike shoe riot at Florida mall
• Elbridge supervisor: We need Air 1
• Today's obituaries: Jeanne Feldmeth, witnessed the Bombing of Pearl Harbor
• 2012 Post-Standard Treasure Hunt: Clue No. 8
• What's going on: 7 Marines killed in collision of 2 helicopters
• B'ville students celebrate 100 days of school
• Snow, blustery winds to herald brief return to winter around Syracuse
• Photos of the Day: Syracuse Pulled Into A Wider 'World'
• Judge acquits man in bride's honeymoon death (video)
• No snow, no go -- down the slopes
• Three from MPH named finalists in National Merit Scholarship Program
• Company News: Paul Sharlow named partner at Gilberti Stinziano Heintz & Smith, P.C.
• Rams get away from New Hartford in Class A semis
• Girls Rams handle Carthage, advance to Class A final
• Syracuse woman charged with DWI following head-on crash
• House fire reported in the city of Fulton
• Deputies ticket Salina man after he is struck by car on Old Liverpool Road
• DeWitt crash leads to DWI charge for Sullivan man
• Northstars drop semifinal thriller to Proctor in OT
• Henninger edges F-M in Class AA semifinal
• Pedestrian crossing Old Liverpool Road struck by car
• Syracuse University symposium scrutinizes media handling of child sex abuse cases in sports
• Panelist says he knows of someone who claims to have been abused years ago by an unnamed SU coach
• Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle and opponents to hold competing town hall meetings Saturday
• Verizon to outsource some work from FiOS office in DeWitt
• Panelist on sports scandals says there's another accuser
• Syracuse police investigating stabbing during attempted robbery
• State trooper falls through ice helping rescue man from Oneida Lake
• Even more of Syracuse lands in Hollywood film 'Adult World' as star and crew shoot in Clinton Square
• State trooper - days from retirement - and three fishermen rescue man and dog from Oneida Lake
• Deadline Feb. 24 to Support Daffodil Days to Benefit American Cancer Society
• Daffodil Days to Support American Cancer Society
• Dow Jones makes another run at 13,000, but falls short
• Doublewide mobile home in Granby damaged in afternoon fire
• Sen. Charles Schumer urges passage of bill banning synthetic marijuana
• President Obama assails Republicans for flawed, dishonest strategy for reducing gas prices
• 'Skaneateles Savors SU Basketball Weekend': Neighbors West Today
• Students create posters to promote reading
• Woman gives birth hours after being charged with stepdaughter's death
• Van Buren man faces prison in cab-driver holdup
• Schumer seeks ban on synthetic marijuana
• Media executives on sports scandals: Balancing ethics and competition, but more care needed for victims
• B’ville to complete major components of waterfront development this summer
• Decision on Dryden's fracking ban could set a national precedent
• Two drivers sent to area hospitals after crash on West Genesee St. at Route 5 on-ramp in Geddes
• Midwest, West Coast gas-price surge could hit Syracuse, analyst predicts
• Lunchtime Links: Man pretends to be a Denny's manager, cooks up a burger and fries
• Liverpool boys set sectional mark at state qualifier
• Frost takes gold at NYS competition
• Hancock 38 drone protesters to speak at ArtRage prior to court appearance
• Chamber of commerce seeks business participation for SU weekend
• COLUMN: Changing seasons offer opportunity for farming tradition
• CHS Drama Club prepares for ‘State Fair’
• A long way, but we’re not there yet
• Oscar’s Track: An introduction to the field of physical therapy
• Boys Bees win 4x800 at state qualifying meet
• Hornets set two sectional records at state qualifier
• Floral Notes: Losses and gains
• Caz natives Cannizzaro, Nourse named to Tewaaraton list
• Dr. Carl Safina to deliver Reisman Lecture
• Coyne Lobby art exhibit exudes nostalgia
• Onondaga is once again participating in RecycleMania, a national recycling conte...
• Grimes survives VVS, meets Ludden for sectional title
• Pastors honored at B'ville breakfast
• Kunal Sangani wins Siemens Award for Advanced Placement
• Teen shot Wednesday in Syracuse remains in critical condition
• Today's obituaries: Richard E. Lang, 66, of Jamesville, founded the CNY PT Cruiser Owners Club
• Syracuse University's Newhouse School holds symposium today on sports and scandals (live video)
• Jim Schmidt always a giving warrior
• Gale edged in triple jump at state qualifier
• 2012 Post-Standard Treasure Hunt: Clue No. 7
• What's going on: 8-year-old Washington girl in critical condition after accidental school shooting
• Syracuse Winterfest celebrates fun with 52 attractions, live music, downtown dining
• Photos of the Day: 2 Injured in Gunplay
• Friday is Irish Night at the Crunch
• SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry named a "Best Value" by Princeton Review
• Winn captures sprints at state qualifier
• Fayetteville church presents ‘Christian Songwriter of the Year’ Sunday
• Sen. Charles Schumer to call for immediate passage of bill banning synthetic marijuana
• Wintry mix takes aim at Syracuse area
• Company News: Vivek Apte hired by Designworks Advertising
• Bob Lonsberry: Listen to him or not, he still makes noise
• F-M Transportation Department to temporarily move to Route 5
• Wildcats blank F-M, 2-0, in hockey semis
• Manlius police locate assault suspect in apartment complex
• Police indentify the two teenagers injured in shooting, car crash in Syracuse
• Westhill girls upend Ludden, advance to B-1 final
• National Enquirer publishes photo of Whitney Houston in open casket
• Texas man gets life in prison in torture case
• Megabus driver never hit brakes, witness testifies
• Child safety seat clinic to be held by troopers Friday in Oneida
• Update: Two adults, six children rescued from Oneida Lake ice by Good Samaritan
• Kinney Drugs store project approved in Syracuse
• Amid sound and fury, Syracuse police chief's son quietly leaves his city job
• Girl, 9, dies after being forced to run for 3 hours by stepmom, grandmother
• Mother of murder victim Lauren Belius calls for changes to state laws to hold child killers accountable
• More of Fulton Medical Center ready to open Monday
• Police, firefighters called to two-car crash on Route 5 exit in Fairmount
• State releases millions in grant money for Syracuse school district
• Syracuse church offers a weekend's worth of Black History Month events
• Arthur Pierce is new superintendent of Oneida Indian Nation police
• Seymour Library's new director cherishes living and working in community
• Doreen Doctor retires after 33 years of physical education from Grimshaw Elementary School
• Kinney Drugs gets OK for Eastwood
• Clay entrepreneur develops plush toy company
• H. Lee White Marine Museum celebrates 30th birthday by getting better, not older
• 'NYSStore' to sell unneeded cars, office supplies on eBay for extra cash
• Most electable without winning — Howie for President
• East Syracuse DPW Superintendent recognized for service
• Marcellus School District polls residents online
• Green & Seifter changes name to Bousquet Holstein
• Police reports for Camillus, Jordan ending 2/15
• Police reports for East Syracuse ending 2/16
• Jamesville-DeWitt girls celebrate Scouting anniversary
• Flags fly at half-staff for federal judge from Hudson who died Saturday
• Panel: All adults should get whooping cough shots
• Interview with Steven Berez of Venrez - Album Releases February 28!
• Divers find 8 more bodies in Italy ship wreckage
• F-M grad produces documentary after witnessing 9/11 tragedy
• Cayuga County firefighters battle mobile home blaze in Sennett
• Lenten Luncheon Series kicks off Friday
• You can't celebrate 50 years of service without making memories along the way. W...
• EDITORIAL: DA Fitzpatrick showcases law and disorder
• Girls Hornets fall in AA semifinal to West Genny
• CBA/J-D drops semifinal hockey thriller to Oswego
• Library Focus: Tax help, movie night and leadership challenge offered this week
• Former surgical resident sent to prison for domestic violence incidents
• American journalist Marie Colvin and French photographer Remi Ochlik killed in Syria
• Syracuse police recover semiautomatic rifle after chase
• 2012 Post-Standard Treasure Hunt: Clue No. 6
• Today's obituaries: William E. Dix, former chief for Belgium Cold Springs Fire Dept.
• Ash Wednesday observed in Syracuse and CNY
• B’ville students score high in math competition
• Please note that all e-commerce web payment transactions will be down from 4:30...
• What's going on: 11 children removed from Texas home in abuse case
• B’ville cub scouts learn sportsmanship, competition in Pinewood Derby
• Photos of the Day: No Good Deed...
• Syracuse man finds friend stabbed, calls 911, then is evicted
• Company News: Kristie Mack and two others promoted at King + King Architects
• Update: Power restored in and around downtown Syracuse
• Wayne County Dairy Princess wins New York State Dairy Princess crown
• Greek yogurt boom brings growth to Feldmeier Equipment in DeWitt
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• Northstars handle Warriors in AA semis
• Skaneateles beats Caz, goes to Division II hockey final
• Obama joins Mick Jagger, B.B. King, to belt out blues
• Girls Wildcats upend F-M in Class AA semis
• Lady Lakers are Section III champs
• Town moves toward Caz Lake herbicide treatment
• Republican presidential candidates choose slates of delegates for Central New York
• Feds loan $638M for health co-ops in 8 states
• Judge upholds town of Dryden's ban on gas drilling
• Jury finds Chauncey "Champ" Winchell guilty of first-degree murder in 2008 death of Syracuse man
• Residents in seven Onondaga County villages will vote March 20
• F-M German Club captures first place in national lip dub music video contest
• Kairos-1 Retreat Application Deadline Extended
• US Supreme Court will hear case on racial preferences in college admissions
• Ex-teacher in LA pleads not guilty to committing lewd acts with 23 children
• Protesters contend Verizon fails to pay a fair share of taxes
• Developer plans to build PriceRite grocery on Erie Boulevard in Syracuse
• Oswego County family of 4-year-old killed by EEE praises Senate report on mosquito-borne viruses
• As the economy rebounds, more Americans open new credit card accounts
• Judge hears gruesome testimony about scene of the Megabus crash on Onondaga Lake Parkway
• Air tests clean after mold found on walls at Liverpool's Long Branch Elementary School
• Fulton mayor wants another agency to take over weatherization program
• Oswego man accused of attempted robbery with air pistol
• Sales tax revenue increases in Central New York and across the state
• OCM BOCES teacher named Mission US National Educator of the Year
• Four charged in home invasion burglary, beating in Montezuma
• Oswego officials say barrier is needed to keep people off the Oswego Harbor breakwall
• New York Farm Show opens Thursday at state Fairgrounds
• Baker to present ‘Sweeney Todd’
• Music News for the Hardcore Fan
• Road to Destiny: Spring will bring formal expansion opening
• Lysander Parks and Recreation - Spring activities
• The Contortionist Launches in-studio Video Blog. Live in Syracuse this April.
• Upstate University Hospital earns designation as Accredited Chest Pain Center
• Stop by the Gallery at the Ann Felton Multicultural Center now through February...
• ‘The quietest place in the mall’: Franciscan Place offers church services
• The mayor of the mall: GM Rob Schoeneck has been there since '91
• Destiny goes social
• SED, NYSUT agree at last
• Congel: Committing to Syracuse is ‘right thing to do’
• Destiny goes green: In color, sustainable efforts
• No school districts served by ‘competitive’ state aid policy
• Local violinist sweetens ‘Caroline’
• North Syracuse e-waste program a ‘win-win’
• North Syracuse artist captures trials of war in mixed media pieces
• Repairs continue on leaking valve at Nine Mile Point Unit 1
• Congress targets federal workers for savings
• Sentencing postponed for Syracuse woman in fatal beating case
• Crime database: Syracuse robberies and vehicle thefts spike in January
• Funeral services for Tuskegee Airman of World War II from Elmira
• Bail set in fatal Syracuse shooting case
• Police blotter: Man arrested twice for violating order of protection
• Survivor recalls deadly Washington avalanche a 'horror story'
• Syracuse University awarded nearly $56K to investigate FOIAs
• Photos of the Day: Delayed Medal for Quick Thinking
• 2012 Post-Standard Treasure Hunt: Clue No. 5
• Progress 2012: Terakeet Corp in downtown Syracuse has tripled its workforce in 3 years
• Madison County is last in the state to make courthouse handicapped accessible
• COLUMN: Volunteer Connections
• Hastings man charged with rape
• Donations whip out for Central New York Roller Derby League
• B'ville Phone-a-thon scheduled for March 4, 11
• Greece secures bailout to avoid debt default
• Fatal Megabus crash trial to begin in Onondaga County Court today
• Journalism foundation awards nearly $56,000 to Syracuse University
• Sunshine, mid-40s paint Syracuse's weather picture
• Ask the Entrepreneur: Getting the word out about change
• Prescriptions cost too much? Got health insurance problems? Community health advocates working to help Central New Yorkers
• Company News: Amy Casper hired by Ephesus Technologies LLC
• Jewish Community Center seeks volunteers for annual Purim Carnival
• Syracuse or NYC? Judge will hear arguments on where suit against Syracuse University coach Jim Boeheim should be decided
• GOP 'super PACs' given a boost by big donors in January, reports show
• Britian's health minister heckled over proposed changes to country's health care system
• Sandwich chain stops serving raw sprouts linked to food poisoning in five states
• Syracuse police sell Monster Jam tickets to benefit D.A.R.E. program
• Pearl Harbor survivor from Rome receives Navy and Marine Corps commendation medal
• Homeland Security officials to allow Onondaga County emergency radio upgrade with $325,000 grant
• Schumer issues support for water project that will bring clean water to 300 homes in Madison County
• Four area students named as Presidential Scholar candidates
• About $7,200 missing from Liverpool Methodist church
• Henry Charles left his farm to fight in the Civil War
• Black River man charged with stealing TV, possessing Watertown man's checkbook
• More baby boomers working later, pushing back retirements
• US, Mexico agree to cooperate on gas, oil drilling below maritime border
• GOP presidential hopeful Rick Santorum targets President Obama in recent remarks
• Update: Police say Long Island man possessed 22 bronze vases from cemetery
• John Glenn to mark 50 years since historic spaceflight
• Jordan-Elbridge puts out casting call for cute, cuddly, well-behaved little 'Toto' dogs
• Wastewater is key issue in New York fracking debate
• Registration now open for SkanRaces 2012
• Skaneateles woman featured in Ladies’ Home Journal
• School board passes teacher, staff contracts
• Final candidates in for village board election
• Village hall for sale, open for purchase bidding
• Blomquist sentenced to federal prison
• Check out one of the several events the College is offering through April 4 as p...
• Opinion today: Good Catholics can still disagree with bishops
• With a little help from some friends
• Cause still sought in Rowland Street fire
• Griffin, Highland Forest host USSSA qualifier
• ‘Mucho Dinero’ dance draws crowd
• Watkins earns pair of wins at sectional indoor meet
• Growing number of teens getting sex-change treatments
• Made in CNY: Harden Furniture used by the White House
• C-NS's Werksman sets diving record at sectionals
• Hockey Northstars taken out by F-M
• Bodnar, Piston win individual sectional bowling honors
• 2012 Post-Standard Treasure Hunt: Clue No. 4
• Refining issues, global pressures drive gasoline prices higher around Syracuse
• Nine Mile Point Unit 1 shut down due to leaking valve
• Fire destroys sawmill in Volney
• Members of People's AME Zion Church try to save 100-year-old building
• New York state inundated with public comments on fracking
• Only Rick Santorum has not yet named his slate for the April 24 primary
• What's going on: South Korea holds military drills despite North Korea's threat
• Koh, Speidel set records at sectional swim meet
• Rams earn easy sectional playoff sweep
• Company News: William Rich hired by Finger Lakes Technologies Group Inc.
• Photos of the Day: Preserving an Old Church
• Progress 2012: Four leaders expect modest but steady growth this year
• Peterson advances to state bowling tourney
• Sen. Charles Schumer to seek USDA funds for water pipe line to Madison County
• Sunny, chilly Presidents Day should lead to warmer, wetter week around Syracuse
• Lower Chinese court rules shops should pull iPads
• USS Onondaga had an integrated crew in the Civil War
• 3 skiers killed in Washington avalanche; 4th survived
• Court Notebook: Defendant finding plea offer hard to swallow
• Court Notebook: Mother of three facing deportation over 1994 conviction
• Oswego County man injured in deadly vintage snowmobile race
• Need a cure from Syracuse winters: Try sunny San Diego
• Germany's political parties to nominate human rights activist Joachim Gauck to be president
• Bus crashes over cliff in Ecuador, killing 29
• Avalanche at Washington ski resort kills 3
• How tough is too tough?
• Mannsville gets just enough snow to host Empire State Snowshoe Championship
• Scores from the East Syracuse Minoa winterguard show Saturday
• FDA plans to investigate safety of inhalable caffeine in AeroShot
• Salina woman accused of stabbing boyfriend in arm during domestic dispute
• J-D sweeps Class A indoor titles; CBA boys prevail
• Today's obituaries: John Walker Briggs, former Syracuse University professor of history and education
• Rome man admits role in dumping 8,100 tons of debris into wetlands near the Mohawk River
• Hockey Hornets hail first-ever playoff win
• Rochester officials investigate early Saturday fire that killed four youths
• What's going on: Arizona sheriff says he's gay after he's accused of threatening illegal boyfriend
• Winners of Syracuse Winterfest 2012 events announced
• Indoor track stars battle for sectional honors
• Onondaga County to negotiate with new Oncenter manager
• Girls Warriors handle Marcellus, get Ludden in B-1 semis
• John Cusack, Emma Roberts and "Adult World" film crew draw a crowd at Syracuse University
• 2012 Post-Standard Treasure Hunt: Clue No. 3
• NYPD monitored Muslim students all over Northeast, including Syracuse
• Senior Onondaga County jail officers pad pensions with tons of overtime
• Oswego's Snowflake Spectacular color guard competition results
• Indoor track Hornets sweep to sectional AA titles
• Free throws push Grimes past Skaneateles
• Robert H Treman State Park and Enfield Glen
• A voice that could move mountains
• John Cusack, Emma Roberts shoot 'Adult World' scenes on Syracuse University campus
• A night in the cold brings attention to plight of the homeless
• Winterfest 2012 brings crowds downtown for ice carvings, good food and drink
• Skaneateles girls claim second at Class B indoor meet
• Caz girls rise to Class B indoor track title
• Today's obituaries: Samuel A. Fodora Sr., former commander of Pulaski American Legion Post 358
• Burke wins twice at sectional swim meet
• Girls indoor track Bees take fourth at AA meet
• Solvay hockey ousted by Central Square
• WG swimmers finish second at Class A meet
• Lockheed Martin in Salina receives Navy contract worth up to $45 million
• Cayuga County sheriff investigating tire thefts
• Authorities: Terror suspect planned suicide bomb attack of U.S. Capitol
• After a brief lull, GOP presidential campaign heats up for crucial 8-day stretch
• October 21 ceremony will mark Mother Marianne Cope's canonization as Catholic saint
• Family, friends, fans gather for Whitney Houston funeral
• 2012 Post-Standard Treasure Hunt: Clue No. 2
• C-NS avenges loss to Oswego, moves to sectional semis
• Upstate medical school put on probation because of problems with courses, administration
• Leslie, Lakers master J-E again in B-2 playoffs
• SAS stops ITC in Class C quarterfinals
• F-M basketball teams fly into AA semis
• Hastings leads Mustangs past Westhill, into Class B semis
• Henninger stops West Genny in AA quarterfinals
• Young, Henninger move on to semifinals after win over West Genny
• Body found at bottom of Decker Creek Gorge in Moravia
• Court upholds convictions against Auburn man
• Mexico High School "True Beauty" project video posted
• F-M celebrates state, national title runs, academics
• Can the stock market pick the next president?
• States attack 'Obamacare' with bills that ease mandates to pay for birth control
• Moroccan man tries to set off suicide bomb vest at US Capitol
• Global financial clearinghouse agrees to evict Iranian banks from network
• Davis-Putter Scholarship
• James Madison Fellowship
• AICPA John L. Carey Scholarship
• AICPA Scholarship for Minority Accounting Students
• AICPA/Accountemps Student Scholarship
• John Bayliss Broadcasting Scholarships
• William Randolph Hearst Scholarship
• Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program
• New Open Meetings law provision makes materials more accessible
• Tibetan Buddhist teacher Shyalpa Rinpoche visits Syracuse, the roots of his best-selling book
• Three men accused of breaking into Volney motorcycle shop last summer
• Armory Square fends off hack attack from Syria, maybe
• Anti-government activists say Syrian tanks shell Homs intensively, killing at least 13
• B’ville Grange donates dictionaries
• State police announces new commander for Troop D
• Terror suspect arrested near US Capitol in FBI sting
• Long Branch Elementary School pupils, staff get visit from Syracuse University basketball players
• What's going on: 6 of 10 on House Ethics Committee drop out of Rep. Maxine Waters case
• Wednesday night, the men's and women's basketball teams made history by playing...
• Cazenovia woman named commander of Rome air unit
• 'Vatileaks' casts cloud over Catholic Church's ceremony to install 22 new cardinals
• Upstate Medical University's medical school put on probation
• Rotary clubs meet district-wide challenge
• How unsnowy is it? Oswego calls off winter parking restrictions
• Clay resident Michael Cusano to be inducted into NY State Outdoorsmen Hall of Fame: Neighbors North Today
• Manlius PD looks to increase communication with texting, email service
• LETTERS: Manlius Mayor reflects on Whitney Houston's ‘generous spirit’
• Liverpool Elks honor Baker student
• Advocates Inc. to host winter break movie for individuals with developmental disabilities
• Are you a veteran looking to start/expand a business? Check out Operation: Start...
• B’ville Varsity Ice Hockey team honors teachers
• Voters name Syracuse zoo's penguin Alberto
• Opinion today: Dominick's Restaurant sacrifices quality for quantity
• CBA/J-D hockey rallies for playoff win over Auburn
• CBA girls edged by Liverpool in AA playoff thriller
• James Carncross seeks another court review of his fatal-chase conviction
• Consumer prices up in January as gas, clothing costs rise
• Agency eyes offer to buy Buffalo lakefront complex
• Milk tanker crashes, spills diesel into creek in Cincinnatus
• Michael Iannettoni faces sentencing in fatal DWI crash
• Today's obituaries: Dorothy "Dot" Button, 97, youngest child of an Erie Canal boatman
• Cazenovia natives make return to wrestling state meet
• 2012 Post-Standard Treasure Hunt: Clue No. 1
• What's going on: New York Times correspondent Anthony Shadid dies in Syria
• Caz hockey takes out Clinton in playoffs again
• Photos of the Day: Businesses Stopped Cold
• Glens Falls police: Assaulted 15-month-old dies at hospital
• Bridgewater pub patrons disarm man with shotgun
• Lack of snow hits Oswego County businesses hard
• Centro Baldwinsville-Lakeland route won't be affected by Hiawatha Boulevard West closure
• Company News: Brandon W. Sawyer hired by Olinsky Law Group
• Mardi Gras brings profit to the Gulf Coast
• Residents raise concerns about proposed 36-turbine wind farm in the town of Madison
• Illusionist to reappear at Caz Library
• New Woodstock Free Library receives new pedestals from resident
• WG girls dominate paint, beat Corcoran
• Girls Warriors fight to OT playoff win over CBA
• District Attorney William Fitzpatrick did not launch investigations into crashes when his son, prosecutor left the scenes
• Mars to make all candy bars 250 calories or less
• Curb the car dashboard technology, government asks
• Actors message to Syracuse students: Make good choices and work hard
• New York state, union reach agreement on how districts should evaluate teachers
• Salamander Deadline Feb. 17
• Sign Up for CNY Communications Consortium
• Central New York Sales & Marketing Executives (CNYSME) Scholarships
• Sign Up for Teacher Recruitment Days
• Boot Camp Thursday and Friday Canceled
• Kairos-1 Retreat Applications Available
• The Salamander Accepting Submissions Until Feb. 17
• Rec Center Closed on Friday after 5 p.m.
• Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle tells House hearing that birth control rule is assault on all religions
• "Inappropriate spending problem" led to Volney fire department resignations
• B'ville PEACE Happenings
• Exelon one step closer to taking control of Nine Mile Point nuclear plants in Oswego County
• Oneida County man charged with possessing child pornography
• Nigerian man who tried to blow up plane with underwear bomb sentenced to life in prison
• New name, New ‘Hope’ Church aims to become more active in B’ville community
• Update: Car wasn't stolen from Sullivan car dealership after all
• Airlines cite high fuel costs as they raise fares
• Gaming association: New York made more than $1 billion from racetrack casinos
• Utica school bus driver faces federal child pornography charges
• JE Musical Players seek lovable pup to play Toto
• F-M's preliminary budget would keep tax levy increase at 1.95 percent
• LRC to begin candidate selection
• One worker injured in chemical explosion at Mercer Milling in Clay
• New York to offer intern and fellow programs for college students, young professionals
• Agreement reached on teacher evaluations
• Lysander Parks and Recreation offers February programs
• Piece of Hiawatha Boulevard West in Syracuse to close for two months for sewer work
• Amy Schiek, of Skaneateles, named 'Awesome Woman of the Month' by Ladies Home Journal: Neighbors West Today
• Durgee students named winners in essay contest
• Special program held for future Palmer kindergarteners, parents
• Thank a Service Member makes us mindful of sacrifices made
• Syracuse man arraigned on "false bomb" indictment in replica grenade case
• Amanda Knox receives book deal
• Camillus Middle School students get scientific
• Fayetteville woman, Syracuse family honored by Camp Good Days
• Froio's first 100: Jordan-Elbridge Superintendent helps district rebuild
• Camillus Rotary donates to Ronald McDonald House
• Fremont Cub Scouts advance 12
• Check out all that the SRC Arena and Events Center at Onondaga has to offer! Upc...
• Oswego man, accused of choking victim, is charged with felony
• Body found Tuesday on Lake Ontario shoreline was man who jumped from Oswego bridge
• State investigates health insurance rate hikes
• Wintry mix could make roads slick around Syracuse
• Deputies make second arrest in the June theft of an ATV in Schroeppel
• New York voters trust Gov. Cuomo more than teachers' union
• Today's obituaries: Frank Bersani Jr., 57, of Dewitt, CBA class of '72, lawyer and volunteer coach
• Bees stunned by Proctor rally in AA playoffs
• Middleburgh man, 57, killed in logging accident
• GM records its highest profit ever: $7.6 billion
• What's going on: Obama's budget cuts bacteria testing in produce
• J-D volleyball falls in sectional semifinals
• Photos of the Day: A Study in Service
• Company News: Pamela Aspinall hired by The Sutton Companies
• Contract dispute between Time Warner Cable and Knicks owners causing uproar with Lin fans
• Basement fire drives Syracuse family from home
• Marcellus business owner wins trip to Bahamas
• Republican political strategist predicts that President Barack Obama won't be re-elected
• Work by Caz filmmaker accepted into SXSW
• J-E school board votes 9-0 to approve Sue Gorton’s retirement
• Four leaders of Volney fire department step down, including chief
• Liverpool's Deputy Mayor hopes to curb aggressive driving in village
• Nicole DeJaynes faces July 9 trial for infanticide
• Auburn house fire causes extensive damage
• New York to investigate data that insurance companies submitted to justify rate hikes
• Developer pursues 36-turbine wind farm in the town of Madison
• Lt. Gov. in Syracuse Thursday to talk about proposed expansion of New York's DNA bank
• GOP pushes back against any further cuts in US nuclear arsenal
• Syracuse University ambulance crews balance going to class with saving lives
• Records show there were 2,417 gay marriages in Upstate New York
• Two Liverpool High School students charged with felony possession of narcotics
• Rome, N.Y., man dies in Thruway crash
• Caz resident takes command of Air Defense Sector
• The future not only calls, it pirouettes
• Many in New York cheer delay of moving animal disease lab away from Plum Island
• FCC plans to shut down wireless network that may jam GPS
• AutoExpo Charity Preview, set for tonight, has already raised more than $200,000
• All-star band sweetens ‘Caroline’ at Syracuse Stage
• Eurozone calls for tighter surveillance on Greek austerity measures
• Bankruptcy court approves Kodak's financing
• In letter, Iran says it's ready to resume talks over controversial nuclear program
• For sale: Skaneateles Village Hall
• Officer with Syracuse University's Department of Public Safety suspended after arrest
• Accused killer told fellow inmate that authorities would never find alleged murder weapon
• Cisco challenges Microsoft takeover of Skype in European Union
• Steve Fulton named interim executive director of Harborfest
• Roxboro Road Middle School mom calls 911 after son reports suspicious van in Mattydale area
• Two fun-filled fundraisers happening at Thornden Park Saturday
• Ronnie Leigh sings at Sitrus
• Camillus police reports ending 2/9
• Police reports for DeWitt, East Syracuse, Manlius ending 2/9
• Upstate Medical raises more than $650K for United Way
• Caz athlete receives Scholarship Award from NFF
• LETTERS: Chilly Chili organizers thankful for successful event
• Upstate honors women in medicine Feb. 17 and 22
• LETTERS: RSVP thanks Cazenovia for successful United Community Chest Campaign
• Wigge Reviews: The Woman in Black
• B'ville Poetry Corner: Poems about a favorite memory
• Red Cross of CNY answers the call to assist
• Can you tell us who was the first president of Onondaga Community College? Answe...
• Teens charged in Erie Village criminal mischief complaints
• Lakers handle HP in Class B playoff opener
• NY Times calls SI Swimsuit cover girl Kate Upton 'wholesomely proportioned'
• Phoenix man charged in theft of ATV from Schroeppel residence
• Oneida woman charged with possessing crack cocaine after traffic stop
• Man charged following string of home, car thefts in Oneida: Madison Neighbors Today
• Warriors, Mustangs spring Class B playoff surprises
• Seating arrangement in the Onondaga County Legislature ticks off Democrats
• John Stage, CEO of Dinosaur Bar-B-Que, eyes Buffalo for next location
• Van Buren, Salina to share comptroller
• Oswego County officials await autopsy results on body found on Lake Ontario shoreline
• Floor plans are unveiled for Upstate’s newest address
• Wildcats topple RFA in playoff opener
• Official: Prison fire in Honduras kills more than 300
• A Cappella for the Fellas benefit concert
• Today's obituaries: R.J. Tillman, 29, moved from Minoa to Staten Island to work as a film production assistant
• What's going on: Israel blames Iran for Bangkok blasts
• B’ville Girl Scouts donate sandwiches, toiletries to Samaritan Center
• Garden club partakes in yoga session
• Firenze to play soccer at SU
• Photos of the Day: Verdict: Not Accountable
• Company News: Tom Gdula hired by Annese & Associates Inc.
• Learn How To Save Your Own Life at CNY Boat Show In-Water Demonstrations
• CBA boys rally past Corcoran in AA first round
• Candidates set in Oswego County village elections
• Lakers knocked out by Westhill in Class B first round
• I-690 west cleared after accident
• How a former Syracuse man met and married JFK's mistress "Mimi"
• Roche warns that counterfeit cancer drug has been distributed in US
• A special Valentine's Day at Syracuse's Carousel Center: A wedding
• Body found along shore of Lake Ontario
• Syracuse-area photographer is in Hawaiian jail awaiting extradition to Onondaga County on sex charges
• Salina, Van Buren agree to share comptroller who announces retirement in Geddes
• President Obama's budget boosts Central New York defense contractors, but cuts deep at Rome Lab
• House, Senate negotiators reach tentative pact on extending payroll tax cut
• Not up for the Syracuse AutoExpo? How about the CNY Boat Show?
• Gov. Cuomo is confident of reaching a deal on teacher evaluations by deadline
• New York's chief judge backs broader DNA testing
• Syracuse AutoExpo arrives as industry shows signs of recovering from recession
• Syracuse seeks paid administrator for Citizen Review Board
• Grief Support Group
• WyzAnt Tutoring Scholarships for ’12-’13 Academic Year
• Syracuse police make arrest in overnight stabbing; victim leaves hospital
• Former contender for Jordan-Elbridge superintendent announces retirement
• New York State Senate passes Tiffany Heitkamp's Law
• Cortland seeing more hepatitis C among drug users
• Man charged with murder in 6-year-old twin's stabbing death found not criminally responsible
• Be a part of history! On Wednesday, Feb. 15, the SRC Arena and Events Center pr...
• Christmas day miracle, Roller Derby team, Oneida Winter Carnival: Madison Neighbors Today
• The 2012 Post-Standard Treasure Hunt starts Friday: Find the medallion and win up to $2,000
• Village board election will be contested
• Looking for a site to fulfill your service-learning project? Want to do somethin...
• Saratoga Springs veteran is 2,000th to record story at state military museum
• Chamber moves into North Syracuse village center
• Salina cat law comes under fire again
• Jerry Sandusky's daughter-in-law disagrees with judge's ruling he can see grandchildren
• Second Saturday Science takes off at NOPL
• A Valentine's Day treat: Love that started with a typo, movies without explosions and cheap dates she'll love
• Today's obituaries: Donald Pickard, 74, of Manlius, spent 30 years in journalism on both coasts
• Fender bender prompts District Attorney William Fitzpatrick to launch grand jury probe of Syracuse Police Chief Frank Fowler's son
• Republicans want deeper spending cuts in Obama's 2013 budget
• Syracuse officials a little surprised to see damage done by beaver along Onondaga Creekwalk
• Photos of the Day: 'We Have a Beaver Situation'
• What's going on: Washington governor signs gay marriage bill into law
• Update: I-81 southbound reopens in downtown Syracuse after accident
• Chinese company to seek ban on iPad import, export
• Fayetteville residents weigh in on proposed changes to Limestone Plaza
• Teen production group The Media Unit holds auditions next week
• Some good news and some same old for Syracuse schools
• F-M outlines $74.47M preliminary budget
• Man in Syracuse stabbed 'multiple times'
• Petitions due Tuesday to run in village elections in Central New York
• US, EU regulators sign off on Google's $12.5 billion bid for Motorola Mobility
• Stock in the Empire State Building: Going up?
• House GOP changes its mind on extending the payroll tax cut
• Bristol-Myers closes on purchase of Inhibitex Inc.
• Girl, 14, attacks two students with hammer at Columbine High School
• Local florists use 'delivery pool' to make sure flowers arrive on time for Valentine's Day
• Update: Fire damages first floor of house on Cheney Street, Syracuse, home
• US stock market shakes off worries about Greek debt default and advances
• New York senators push for restrictions on hydrocodone
• Low-cost airline with familiar name hopes to fly on the East Coast
• A trillion dollars: Easy to say, hard to imagine
• What's going on: Relatives of missing passengers toss roses into sea near stricken Italian cruise ship
• Police issue 119,000 texting while driving tickets in New York under new law
• Otto the Orange 'Moves Like Jagger' for 'Ellen's Dance Dare' (watch video)
• Whitney Houston found underwater in bath tub, Beverly Hills PD confirms
• Weitsman gives $35,000 to Boys and Girls Club of Tioga County
• State redistricting hearing in Syracuse tomorrow
• Gov. Cuomo: Schools have until Thursday, or he'll impose his own teacher evaluation system
• IGNITE CNY lands grant to kick off Auburn's first Winter Festival: Cayuga Neighbors Today
• Spafford tea room offers ‘pampered peacefulness’ to its customers
• Public invited to meet GOP candidates Feb. 16 at Liverpool Legion
• North Syracuse BOE addresses governor’s budget
• ‘Phantom of the Opera’ coming to Skaneateles
• St. James Episcopal to host head shaving fundraiser
• SFD to hold bottle drive for home remodeling project
• Former Marcellus seamstress keeps family close through online business
• Crunch spiral downward with three weekend losses; playoff hopes dim
• Skaneateles Speaker Series examines online marketing
• Sluiceway slated for protective grate
• Village code enforcement officer resigns
• Hail to the new Chiefs chief
• Medical center pulls out of Caz's Riverside Drive project
• Lillian Axe New Album Tomorrow. Interview with Steve Blaze Today!
• Album Review-Lillian Axe-The Days Before Tomorrow
• School district settles with District III over court costs
• Caz High School releases first-quarter Honor Rolls
• Bridge to a better future in Cazenovia
• Empire Brewing examines viability of Cazenovia location
• Students participate in NYSSMA All-State
• Have a phone or mobile device? Check out a collection of mobile web services Ono...
• Cazenovia Legion gets 9/11 flag and new rifles
• Texas woman had labor induced to let dying husband see their baby
• Changes ahead for Town & Country Plaza
• Today's obituaries: Joan Ringwood, founder of Holy Family Thrift Shop, Meals on Wheels, and the Great Race
• Canastota family first in state history to have 3 generations win a sectional title: Madison Neighbors Today
• Syracuse caterer associated with Peter Cappuccilli cleared in state audit
• $336 million Powerball ticket sold at Rhode Island supermarket
• Sony, iTunes increased Whitney Houston album price after singer's death
• EDITORIAL: A state budget well-fit for CNY
• Gas prices climb about a nickel around Syracuse over the past week
• West Monroe man set house fire on Dec. 19, Oswego County deputies say
• State Senate to vote on eliminating New York's annual wage notification
• Basketball Hornets streak into AA playoffs
• Grimes boys fall in rematch with Ludden
• Photos of the Day: Snowshoe Racing Minus the Snow
• What's going on: Greeks clean up after riots against austerity vote
• Update: Accident hampers traffic at James Street and Teall Avenue, Syracuse
• AT&T customers surprised by 'unlimited data' limit
• Lake effect storm retreats; sunshine should return to Syracuse
• John F. Kennedy intern Mimi Alford recounts affair in new book 'Once Upon a Secret'
• Company News: Liza Lowery opens public relations firm PoP Communications
• Court Notebook: Judge warns defendant about consuming "liquids" en route to substance abuse rehab
• Court Notebook: Judge proves prophetic about drunken driver's probation penalty
• Police keeping mum on cause of Whitney Houston's death
• Syracuse couple files complaint of police misconduct with Citizen Review Board, Syracuse police
• Hard rain: Whitney Houston at the New York State Fair
• $336.4 Million Powerball jackpot won in Rhode Island
• Carroll-Marsh dominates on way to sectional title
• Whitney Houston's face frozen during apparent glitch on ABC World News with David Muir
• Occupy Syracuse protesters allege forceful police behavior
• Whitney Houston's daughter released from LA hospital
• Whitney Houston's daughter rushed to hospital
• State shifting patients, workers to Hutchings Psychiatric Center from Utica facility
• Benedict, Romagnoli earn sectional wrestling titles
• Crop of computers missing from Agriculture Department office in Syracuse
• Accidents mount around Syracuse as light snow coats roads
• Assembly bill would set June 26 as primary election day in 2012
• East Syracuse woman faces felony DWI charges after Syracuse traffic stop
• City teams get shots at Section III hoops titles
• Girl, 5, rescued from Kosovo avalanche that killed family
• Recent slump doesn’t deter Triche
• Lack of snow forces switch to sneakers at Highland Forest Snowshoe Race
• Analysis: Obama courts middle-ground voters while Republican rivals eye conservatives
• Sandy Creek man injured while snowmobiling in Lewis County
• Fort Drum to welcome 3rd Brigade Combat Team members back from Afghanistan
• Today's obituaries: Harry W. Heath, former state trooper and town of Clay judge
• Paul, Nasoni win sectional wrestling titles
• B’ville hockey denied playoff spot by Solvay
• B’ville boys hoops falls to Nottingham, F-M
• What's going on: Serial killer points police to more bodies in California, for $33,000
• Lake effect snow expected to blanket Syracuse area
• WG’s Grome battles to sectional wrestling title
• Philanthropists bet big on Auburn theater fest
• Marcellus basketball teams reach playoffs
• Update: Whitney Houston seemed happy before her death
• Hockey Lakers erupt in fast regular-season finish
• Blanding stays unbeaten at wrestling sectionals
• Cicero man charged with felony DWI after crashing SUV with daughter on board
• Winners named in winter guard event held in Liverpool
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies
• State senator, wife, attacked at western NY casino
• Mitt Romney wins Maine Republican caucuses
• Poets gather to celebrate the 'love' of haiku
• Syracuse students star in All-City Instrumental Music Festival
• Syracuse-area school board members tell state lawmakers 'there needs to be some equity'
• Analysis: Despite warnings, White House didn't foresee birth control backlash
• Today's obituaries: Bonnie B. Sigona, was teaching assistant in Liverpool school district
• Lewis Washington became a noted lecturer and preacher
• Santorum's surge causes Romney to switch focus of campaign
• Officers combing Mexico woods find man who fled from New York State trooper
• Van Buren man faces drug charges after brief police chase
• New Taproot Album on April 10th - The Episodes
• Violence continues in Syria; gunmen assassinate army general in Damascus
• Who won the Iowa caucuses? According to the media, it doesn't matter anymore
• Stewart gets McDonald's All-American nod
• Girls basketball Lakers top J-E, win league title
• Solvay hockey beats B'ville, grabs playoff spot
• J-D girls denied unbeaten regular season by CBA
• Your Comments: Political parties should be working together, not pushing their own agendas
• Syracuse bishop: The president heard our voices on birth control
• On the set: Hollywood movie shooting in Syracuse brings on more star power with John Cusack, others joining cast
• Syracuse police release video of armed robbery of Stolp Ave. store
• Mexico High School students, staff hold "no makeup" day to show beauty is more than just looks
• Rochester Diocese Board says sex-abuse allegations against Auburn priest are 'credible and true'
• Uzbek man pleads guilty in plot to kill President Obama
• Auburn about to raise curtain on musical theater festival, new economic identity
• New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman isn't backing down from Wall Street probe
• State comptroller's audit points to accounting "deficiencies" in village of Earlville
• New York leads 11 states in suing EPA over soot pollution rules
• Albany law firm looking to shake up local legal scene
• Sherrill man who fatally stabbed 6-year-old Lauren Belius "believed he was a special messenger from God," psychiatrist testifies
• U.S. Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle warns of nation on the brink at national conservative conference
• Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand discusses push to expand manufacturing support during visit to Welch Allyn in Skaneateles
• What's going on: Obama's budget predicts $1.3 trillion deficit for 2012
• Fayetteville to hold hearing on proposed improvements for Limestone Plaza
• SPCA ups the reward in the case of the pit bull dragged down I-81
• Judge sets May trial date for Jerry Sandusky abuse case
• Pyramid Cos. says Carousel mall expansion 65 percent leased
• Auburn man forces woman to 'play' spin the knife, stabs himself twice: Cayuga Neighbors Today
• Spinelli chairing this year's Syracuse AutoExpo
• Legalized casino gambling: A good bet for New York?
• Library Focus: Learn computer basics and more
• Non-public school transportation notice for B'ville
• Play b-ball during break
• St. Mary’s hosts event for grandparents
• Album review: Resolution - Lamb Of God: A defining moment in time
• Jordan-Elbridge's Sue Gorton to retire in September
• Residents earn degrees, dean’s list honors
• Confessions of a consumer: Retail therapy or shopaholism?
• Steinberg offers a world of adventure within Ra-Lin
• Liverpool bowlers earn sweep of C-NS
• Time to buy a vehicle?
• Geico growing in Syracuse
• Longley Dodge still going strong
• Seneca Federal releases officers’ report
• Energy efficient equals smart savings
• Northside Collision celebrates 38 years in CNY
• Par-K Chrysler-Jeep humming right along
• Discover the difference at Lou’s Car Care
• Driver’s Village – your one-stop shop for all things auto
• And the winner is… best cars for families
• The College has added an additional Defensive Driving course to its Spring Sched...
• Embalmer takes speech case to Mass. court after crude remark on fat people
• The Department of English/Reading/Communication will perform "Election 2008: A C...
• GreenHomes America: Helping reduce utility bills
• AP Source: Obama to accommodate religious employers on birth control rule
• Welcome spring with the 2012 Home & Garden Show
• Ahh!…Simple steps to better water
• Wild Bird Center spreads its wings Seneca
• L. & J.G. Stickley: A company on the move
• Rescue workers heading to Geddes accident
• One town’s experience: Upswing in home construction in 2011
• ‘The best time to buy’
• Tafts move to Springside
• Bryant & Stratton College launches new bachelor’s program
• Identity theft prevention and awareness is key
• Upstate makes health records digital, accessible
• Embracing age
• Seneca Family Dental: Serving CNY for 30 years
• Dr. Laska offering laser therapy, surgery alternative
• Today's obituaries: Helen Gitchell, of Cicero, Dept. of Defense teacher in Guam, Japan, Okinawa and Germany
• Nearly 1 in 20 US adults over 50 have fake knees
• Source: Ex-state senator Nicholas Spano, of Yonkers, to plead guilty to tax charge
• Westhill girls wrap up unbeaten regular season
• What's going on: Miss. Supreme Court hears challenge to former Gov. Haley Barbour's pardons
• Photos of the Day: Tap Now or Wait?
• Why Bank of America is the new Citigroup
• New Haven fire sends elderly couple to hospital
• Company News: Karen DeJarnette appointed director of University College's new TEDCenter
• Vernon woman dies in one-car crash
• LETTERS: Firefighter explains use of photos
• Unusual winter has Central New York maple producers wondering if they should tap trees now or wait
• Mold found at Long Branch Elementary School
• Settlement reached in suit over suspension of Skaneateles High's undefeated football team
• B'ville's Monnat passes 1,000 points
• Lawyers in suit filed by Bernie Fine's accusers facing off Friday in court
• Speaker to new citizens: Welcome to America, your new, bigger family
• Judge alone to determine guilt or innocence of Megabus driver in fatal parkway crash
• Giffords' aide agrees to run in spring special election to serve the rest of her term
• Rec Center to Close Early on Fri.
• GP LSAT Prep Scholarship
• Valentine's Day Candy-gram Sale
• Federal officials to require insurance companies to provide consumer-friendly health plan explanations
• FBI file: Steve Jobs was considered for a federal government post
• NRC approves first new nuclear plant in 3 decades
• Winter a no-snow for most in Syracuse area
• Stocks close higher after debt deal is reached in Greece
• Psychiatric testimony continues in trial of Sherrill man accused of fatally stabbing Lauren Belius. 6
• SU faculty wants to review internal investigations after 2005 Bernie Fine probe
• Jury finds man guilty on all counts in killing of Oneida County deputy Kurt Wyman
• Oswego school district kindergarten registration begins Feb. 27
• What's going on: Mexican army finds 15 tons of pure methamphetamine
• Oswego State to host showing of film "Margin Call" Feb. 20
• Get serious, Occupy
• Sage Court Memory Care enriches lives
• Strong Women, Strong Hearts event Feb. 4 is free and focuses on women and heart disease
• Proposed Medicaid recovery regulations change the definition of ‘estate’
• National Kidney Foundation screenings help reduce risk of kidney disease
• Despite falling fourth quarter, Solvay Bank reports record earnings for 2011
• A personalized assisted living facility
• Bayberry Uniform & Shoe moves to larger home
• Hematology-Oncology Associates of CNY, a national leader in cancer care
• Dr. Suzanne Shapero: Family and cosmetic dentistry
• Camillus Ridge Terrace: A safe, cheerful home
• Area residents prepare for annual Tuscarora Lake Ice Fishing Derby
• Silent auction, tag sale to benefit Caz College equine students
• Crouse navigators chart course for breast health
• Who’s really the best?
• Peace is typical in any language
• Circle of Red member shares her battle with heart disease
• Internist Associates of CNY provides the highest quality patient care
• Wigge Reviews: The Grey
• U.S. Postal Service lost $3.3 billion in fourth quarter of 2010
• Joshua Cook earns Presidential Scholarship; residents make dean's lists
• SU chemistry professor from Cazenovia to sing at Civic Center: Madison Neighbors Today
• Benefit planned for Elbridge family whose home was destroyed by fire: Neighbors West Today
• Meet the NEW Walk To End Alzheimer's Website
• Look who stopped by Onondaga last night! Danny Glover performed "An Evening With...
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• Album Review-Machine Head "Unto The Locust"
• Names pour in from around globe for Syracuse zoo's Humboldt penguin
• Apple iPad 3 release date to be announced in March, sources say
• Kodak to stop making digital cameras
• Fulton man faces two felony robbery charges in theft of purse, phone
• Air Force unit removes 'God' from logo; lawmakers warn of 'dangerous precedent'
• Opinion today: Citizens misled by hydrofracking leases
• Today's obituaries: Dr. May Woods, of DeWitt, the only female in her dental class and the first permanent female dentist in Onondaga County
• 12 white Buffalo firefighters awarded $2.7 million in bias case
• Binghamton Didn't Forget to Laugh
• The thin margin
• What's going on: Pentagon rules shift on women in combat, say AP source
• Caz boys win twice, clinches league title
• The forecast was wrong -- today should be nicer around Syracuse than originally expected
• Boys volleyball Bears get back-to-back wins
• Photos of the Day: Blueprints to Freedom
• Crime database: Five robberies near West Onondaga Street in Syracuse drive up violent crime
• Megabus driver may opt for non-jury trial in fatal Onondaga Lake Parkway crash case
• Syracuse quilter shares the codes that guided runaway slaves to freedom
• AP video: Georgia girl, 7, fights off kidnapper at Walmart
• US jobs gap between young and old is widest ever
• Company News: Thomas P. Tiernan promoted at Excellus BlueCross BlueShield
• Loretto braces for an unknown number of job cuts as it looks for savings
• Your Comments: Consensual sex isn't illegal, so this is irrelevant
• Occupy Syracuse welcomes protesters from New York City
• Sherrill man accused of fatally stabbing Lauren Belius, 6, told police he "was not crazy," didn't feel sorry for his actions
• Syracuse school district's proposed budget has a mega-million hole to fill
• Armed robbers take cash from Syracuse store
• Strathmore store robbed at gunpoint
• Location of Sunday's Djug Django concert has been moved
• Cicero pays $4,500 to make $2 million lawsuit go away
• For Rick Santorum, new challenges follow his big wins in Colorado, Minnesota and Missouri
• Canadian company eyes former Birds Eye plant in Fulton
• Caz Library to showcase artwork by Elizabeth Monroe
• Preserve New York grants now available
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo says urban schools are shortchanged, but his budget offers few quick fixes for city schools, municipalities
• At 75 years old, Central New York woman shows it's never too late for a bat mitzvah
• Unplanned analysis stemming from shipping silence immediately after the 9/11 terror attacks links noise to whale stress
• Stocks rally from early losses to close higher
• 28 more airports will test lower-hassle screening
• Lawyers for Syracuse University, Jim Boeheim say sex life of Bernie Fine's wife irrelevant in lawsuit
• Republican-controlled House approves line-item veto for President Obama
• What's going on: Republicans in Senate, House vow to overturn Obama's controversial birth control policy
• Loretto expects to cut jobs as part of streamlining
• Cicero town board to consider approving settlement in lawsuit
• Orange host Huskies; Crunch pursue playoffs
• EPA: Municipalities across the United States need $300 billion in sewer, water upgrades
• Syracuse man recounts ordeal two days after wave dumped him into Oswego Harbor
• Auburn police looking for girl who walked away from Cayuga Centers Facilty
• Northstars, Warriors both get wins at Select Meet
• Liverpool swimmers beat F-M, 101-84
• What you're saying about Valentine's Day: 'The best gift is me'
• Chiefs GM: Clause to purchase stadium 'just an option'
• Bees secure relay win at Select Meet
• Indoor athletes earn wins at Select Meet
• A Skewed View: A bond that can't be broken
• St. James plans Irish music, step dancing for WinterFest
• ‘Ivory Tower’ celebrates 400
• Geddes, Camillus police reports ending 1/28
• Caz resident receives award from ASLA
• Manlius police reports ending 2/1
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• Skaneateles dog missing for seven months found
• Fiutak wins pole vault at Select Meet
• Watertown father faces child abuse charge after disciplining his son, 5
• Date-scam defendant's sentencing postponed again
• Syracuse-based Air Guard unit gets new commander
• Gypsy love tunes: Djug Django returns to McNamara’s Pub Sunday
• Man shot by Syracuse police not competent to stand trial
• Split Rock Grille to open in Jamesville: Neighbors East Today
• Onondaga County Legislature resolves conflict over who picks for land bank board
• Rochester area boy, 12, who got hit with lacrosse ball dies
• February 11th - Benny Mardones at Vernon Downs-Pre-show Interview
• Experts: Same-sex marriage ban's path to Supreme Court unclear
• 'Community Night Out' dinner dance in Chittenango: Madison Neighbors Today
• Morning after pills in vending machine on college campus has regulators concerned
• Last bite at the Occupation apple
• What's going on: Missouri teen killer gets life with possible parole
• Buffalo Winterfest organizers to make 15 tons of snow for event
• Syracuse PD responds to shots fired call
• Update: Syracuse official continues to seek cause of Glahn Ave. fire
• Today's obituaries: Andre W. de Jesus, 50, of Syracuse, passed away unexpectedly at home
• No rape charges against NYPD commissioner's son Greg Kelly
• Biviano, Vogl win at indoor Select Meet
• Girls hoops Lakers fall to Hannibal
• Photos of the Day: Fire Damages Home at 107 Glahn Ave
• Healthcare costs today's topic at Albany budget hearing; Cuomo in Syracuse
• Rupert Murdoch's company settles 9 lawsuits
• B’ville purchases property
• B'ville codes officer investigates unsafe properties
• Wintry cold expected around Syracuse this weekend
• LETTERS: Van Buren ‘kids’ in action
• Elks, friends enjoy outdoor Olympics
• Company News: Chad Welch hired by The Syracuse Convention & Visitors Bureau
• Cicero: Town, police department face down lawsuit
• Firefighters at scene of large house fire in Lysander
• Republican gay rights advocates to honor U.S. Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle
• Ludden boys topple Grimes, secure league title
• Syracuse University's assistant chief of public safety suspended without pay for 30 days
• Syracuse school bus hit by gunfire during chase; nobody hurt
• NAACP takes Cato highway superintendent, board to task for official's use of 'n-word' at meeting
• New York comptroller and leaders of Assembly, Senate fear Gov. Cuomo's budget hides a power grab
• Onondaga County Legislature approves new stadium lease by Syracuse Chiefs
• Jud Gostin says if he could do it again, he'd get another CEO
• George Bedigian withstood both paralysis and prison
• Syracuse man faces felony after being accused of beating a puppy
• Augusta man accused of fatally shooting Oneida County Sheriff's Deputy Kurt Wyman takes the stand
• Washington, DC, wax museum adds Harriet Tubman to its collection
• Deadline to Register for Handprints Weekend Extended to Feb. 8
• Peace of Mind: Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Begins Feb. 8
• Bench trial begins for Sherrill man accused of fatally stabbing his girlfriend's 6-year-old daughter
• DEC official: Much work needed on New York state's hydrofracking regulations
• Consumer borrowing rose $19.3 billion in December
• World Trade Center cost rises by $4 billion over 4 years, a hike of 35 percent
• Syracuse police chase handcuffed man in downtown streets
• Talks on extending the payroll tax cut are adrift -- again -- on Capitol Hill
• Man accused of beating Mattydale boy faces additional felony charge
• Sex offender charged with enticing a teenage girl for sex
• Cicero-based defense contractor, SRC, promotes executives
• Sojourner Truth was born a slave in New York
• County approves Chiefs' new 11-year lease
• Meet the obscure federal regulator who's not helping homeowners
• Their business is love: Matchmaking service takes aim at singles
• Developer presents updated plans for gas station in Camillus village
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• F-M athletic director set to retire
• West Genny boys swimmers beat Syracuse
• Ronald McDonald Charities of CNY 'raises the roof'
• Couple who met in North Syracuse as children to celebrate 70th anniversary
• Marcellus women sew love into every stitch
• In Syracuse/Onondaga County government gang of four, a battle over the keys to a land bank
• Syracuse man arraigned on indictment in fatal beating
• Update: Fire heavily damages home on Glahn Avenue, Syracuse
• Maine court confirms Zach Tomaselli obtained order of protection against Bernie Fine
• Utica area couple died in Florida crash
• Bijou named one of top 200 salons in the country
• Does Chrysler's Clint Eastwood Super Bowl commercial have secret political messages?
• Skaneateles graduate hoping to help medically underserved people
• West Genny Academic Decathlon to compete at states
• Skaneateles ‘Newfie’ headed to Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show
• Academic achievements
• Onondaga County lawmakers to vote on proposed new lease of baseball stadium by Syracuse Chiefs
• West Gennesee works on spending plan
• Today's obituaries: Samir Ashkar, owned a Syracuse imported foods store, left a legacy of 'a world without borders'
• What's going on: Entire staff removed at Los Angeles school during sexual abuse probe
• Small Central New York company makes high-tech equipment that will allow cancer vaccine research
• Silence that says so much
• Photos of the Day: Warm Weather Nears Record
• Prepare to shoot basketball
• Hydrofracking and parading on tap today for New York leaders
• District attendance maps are preliminary, no final decision made
• 2012-13 NYS Budget process is under way, looks promising
• LETTERS: Attention midnight thief
• Autopsy: Josh Powell's boys died in fire, also suffered hatchet wounds
• Pack a sweatshirt, Syracuse -- temperatures are expected to drop late this afternoon
• Company News: Christopher M. Joanis hired by Dermody, Burke & Brown
• Project educates women on heart attack symptoms
• Upstate wins $100,000 grant for vision research
• Upstate Golisano recognized by national association
• Chef Dave Fouts presents on healthy school lunches Thursday
• Left winger Josh Brittain scores his first-ever goal in Crunch loss
• Grimes girls gain payback, beat Ludden 53-47
• Altmar residents discuss uses for Altmar Elementary School
• Oswego girls' varsity basketball coach suspended for remainder of the season
• Zach Tomaselli says he faked Bernie Fine order of protection
• Fulton teen accused of trying to sell morphine pills at Hannibal High School
• Zach Tomaselli obtains order of protection against fired Syracuse University coach Bernie Fine
• Syracuse hires deputy city auditor after avoiding city charter requirement for a year
• Slavery protections for animals? Judge to decide on case brought by PETA
• Liverpool Board of Education faces changes
• Man who sexually abused girl at day care center now works next to a Chittenango day care center
• Record falls as temperature tops 50 in Syracuse
• Recreation Center Entrance Changed
• Man rescued from Oswego Harbor
• Police: Josh Powell planned ahead in setting house fire that killed him and his two sons
• Religious groups would be allowed to meet in New York public schools under proposed law
• Syracuse Inner Harbor project takes a step forward
• Syracuse must pay $375,000 to settle gender-bias suit by police sergeant
• Oswego County company makes high-tech equipment that will allow cancer vaccine research
• U.S. hopes tougher penalties will cripple Iran's financial system
• Skaneateles search and rescue dog honored on U.S. 'Dogs at Work' stamp: Neighbors West Today
• Cayuga couple's grandson seriously hurt in suicide bombing in southern Afghanistan province
• Let Onondaga County use Homeland Security funds to upgrade emergency radios, Sen. Schumer urges Secretary Napolitano
• Big donors gave more to charity in 2011, but still less than before the recession
• Check out these up and rising careers in the health care field – many which can...
• President of Upstate Medical University inspires Skaneateles High School NHS inductees
• Western Gateway Improvement project delayed again
• Local search and rescue dog honored on new U.S. postage stamp
• William G. Allen was an abolitionist, scholar and author
• Thanks from the Polar Bear Club
• Skaneateles Garden Club plans spring schedule
• Vogl announces commitment to Monmouth
• Around town: Valentine’s Day (week) events
• Be a part of Onondaga's 5th Annual Gospel Fest on Monday, February 13 at 6 p.m....
• Driscoll visits Caz Library, presents 2012-13 NYS budget
• Official 2012 Cazenovia Winter Festival Schedule
• Dubik discusses budget with students
• Brewster Inn chefs named best in area
• Is hydrofracking on the horizon in Cazenovia?
• Police charge owner of Syracuse's Market Diner with felony DWI
• Liverpool wrestlers edged by B’ville at AA meet
• Best Super Bowl XVLI commercials? Watch and vote for your favorite!
• SU advertising students talk about the best, worst Super Bowl ads
• Syracuse post-Super Bowl trash pickup proceeding per normal, DPW commissioner says
• Syracuse-area gas prices creep higher
• US closes embassy in Syria due to safety concerns
• More New York tax talk in Albany today
• New York required black voters to own property
• Today's obituaries: Lisa S. Markes, 47, of Liverpool, a surgical technician at North Medical Center
• What's going on: Oregon mushroom pickers lost for nearly a week rescued by helicopter pilot
• Construction of Syracuse hotel could begin this winter
• B’ville hockey falls to West Genny, F-M
• Boys hoops Bees handle Central Square
• F-M hockey streaks into second place
• CBA/J-D wrestlers take fifth at Class AA meet
• Man killed while leading troopers on Thruway chase to Albany exit
• Explosion at home kills husband, 2 sons of missing Utah woman Susan Powell
• Sunshine, near-record warmth forecast for Syracuse area
• Greece debt level spikes, but Italy's dips
• Photos of the Day: Mission In Focus
• B'ville scouts bake thousands of cookies for homeless
• B’ville artwork in Albany exhibit
• LETTERS: Censorship rears its ugly head
• Sen. Charles Schumer wants Homeland Security to free up money to reprogram Onondaga County emergency radios
• U.S. Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle may face Republican primary challenge
• Company News: Angie Sidorovski hired by Professionals Incorporated
• Court Notebook: Jury reached guilty verdict without having all the facts
• Owner of Syracuse's Market Diner charged with felony DWI after leaving pickup in drive along Thruway, troopers say
• Former Panama dictator Manuel Noriega hospitalized
• 17 Dominican migrants killed when boat capsizes
• Forgotten 51-year-old recording of Malcolm X speech found at Brown University
• Former firefighter Carl Tanner, 88, dies in Pulaski apartment fire
• Rome woman drives off road in Bridgeport while using cell phone, deputies say
• Today's obituaries: C. Glenn Stevens, longtime coach at Stockbridge Valley, Munnsville mayor
• Syracuse PD website remains inoperable after "Anonymous" attack
• Update: Pulaski man, 88, dies in senior apartment building fire
• Occupied as ever: Protesters continue to persevere in downtown Syracuse
• Your comments: Reactions to Syracuse bishop's decision not to comply with contraceptives mandate
• New York lawmakers will consider raising taxes on loose tobacco, cigars
• Skaneateles wrestlers appear at Class C meet
• Survival school: How Syracuse refugees overcome language barriers, culture shock and trauma with help from their neighbors
• Skaneateles boys get key road win at Cazenovia
• Cavaretta wins at sectional Class B meet
• What's going on: Romney wins Nevada; GOP race turns to Colorado, Minnesota next
• Westhill girls move to 16-0, rip Marcellus
• WG girls fall to F-M, edge past Proctor
• At least one sent to hospital, others seek medical attention after Pulaski senior apartment fire
• Caz basketball goes 1-1, falls to Skaneateles
• Blanding named top wrestler at Class B meet
• Syracuse Diocese bishop takes up Catholic Church's fight with White House over health insurance
• B'ville edges Liverpool for AA wrestling title
• Winter guard results for Saturday's competitions
• Jordan-Elbridge school ex-business manager resigns in controversy in Vermont
• Oswego girls basketball coach placed on leave over parent's complaint
• Investigators say fire that destroyed Elbridge home was accidental
• Boy, 15, injured in overnight shooting on Syracuse street
• Rumble at the Crossgates Mall: They all wanted a $250 sneaker
• Syracuse 7th-grader edges Central Square student in marathon spelling bee
• "Soup"er Bowl Can Drive
• Dining Center to Introduce New Post-Consumer Waste Bins
• Two men injured in early morning fight at Syracuse strip club
• Warm Up Oswego begins winter festival with snow saved for the purpose
• Syracuse police: 15-year-old in Carousel Center fight had sawed-off shotgun
• Teen charged after police find him with sawed-off shotgun in Carousel Center
• Book clubs continue to grow at Cazenovia library
• 75-year-old becomes bat mitzvah in Syracuse
• Woman dies two weeks after suffering injuries in Marcellus car crash
• Syracuse woman dies from injuries in Marcellus accident last month
• Today's Obituaries: Arthur E. Jones, longtime engineer, former Fulton city official
• Fayetteville woman critically injured after being hit by car
• Update: Russia, China veto UN resolution calling for Assad to step down in Syria
• Oswego County man accused of raping Syracuse woman
• Obama: Congress should help homeowners; GOP: Not enough being done to create jobs
• The Krebs on a comeback with fall reopening
• U.S. Park Police converge on Occupy encampment in Washington, D.C.
• Woman struck by car in Fayetteville
• Krebs owner plans to reopen landmark Skaneateles restaurant by end of summer
• Syracuse Winterfest 2012
• C-NS boys hold off Liverpool, 65-58
• Oswego County man charged with impersonating officer in Onondaga County, raping woman
• Roof is placed on top of Syracuse's new Ronald McDonald house
• Woman critically injured picking up debris on Manlius road minutes after she was involved in another accident
• Armstrong 'gratified' by no charges in doping case
• F-M picks up basketball sweep of Corcoran
• Activists say Syrian troops shell protesters early Saturday, killing 200 people
• Army orders a court-martial in Bradley Manning WikiLeaks case
• Spelling bee finals will be broadcast live Saturday
• Firefighters battle huge blaze in Elbridge
• CEO of Boise, Idaho-based memory chip maker Micron dies in plane crash
• Court location is first critical step in Bernie Fine-related lawsuit filed against Syracuse University, Jim Boeheim
• Europe tries to shield homeless from deep freeze; nearly 200 people have died so far
• Fayetteville man has an unusual hobby: Digging up World War I history
• Krebs owner plans to reopen landmark Skaneateles restaurant by end of summer
• Central New York volunteers, church to build portable shower trailer for disasters
• Apple, Motorola engage in patent struggle in Germany
• Positive jobs report lifts Dow to its highest mark since 2008
• Oswego County, state differ on state budget mandate relief savings
• Calls to raise high school dropout age greeted with shrugs in CNY
• Skater’s paradise coming to Eastwood
• Albany trying to undo labor law requiring New York businesses to notify each worker of pay
• Village of Jordan plans website upgrade
• Rescue Mission walk aims to raise money, awareness
• Seven Central New York businesses win federal agriculture grants
• Augusta man's final exchange with neighbor before six-hour armed standoff with police: "I'm locked and loaded"
• Finalist for Auburn comptroller post surprises city officials by turning down $85,666-a-year offer
• Hackers intercept conference call between FBI, Scotland Yard and other countries' law enforcement officials
• Jamesville-DeWitt graduate to appear in Super Bowl commercial titled "Power and Beer"
• NY Wegmans prepared foods departments caught in expanding hard-boiled egg recall
• Al Roker narrates 'Laker Lore,' the story of SUNY Oswego (watch video): Oswego Neighbors Today
• St. Mary’s students celebrate Chinese New Year
• LETTERS: Icy sidewalks need clearing
• B'ville Hall of Fame seeks nominees
• NY attorney general sues banks in foreclosure effort
• Following tie vote, veteran Marcellus town councilor appointed to one-year term
• B’ville girls basketball take loss to C-NS
• CBA volleyball stuns unbeaten Homer
• Don't forget to sign up for Onondaga's Facebook app for a chance to win an iPad...
• Skaneateles' Krebs restaurant plans late summer re-opening, hires executive chef
• Unemployment rate drops to 3-year low of 8.3 percent
• Lt. Gov. Duffy in Oswego and former Syracuse mayor Driscoll in Cazenovia
• Fredonia State to study plastic pollution in Great Lakes
• Rally planned today before sentencing of former Manlius cancer doctor for Iraq charity scam
• Update: Faulty wiring caused Syracuse house fire, investigator rules
• Honeywell to avoid boat wrecks on bottom of Onondaga Lake while dredging
• Girls Lakers rip past Cazenovia, Solvay
• 6 Legionnaire's disease cases tracked to Albany hotel
• Today's obituaries: Timothy D. Bailey, 37, of Baldwinsville, a painting contractor for many years
• What's going on: Gunmen kidnap 2 Americans and an Egyptian in Sinai
• Roseanne Barr for president? No joke, sitcom star seeks Green Party nomination
• East Syracuse man killed in East Taft Road crash
• Caz hockey goes 1-0-1, rips Fulton
• East Syracuse man dies in one-car accident on East Taft Road
• Oswego's Robert Natoli sets another Guinness record
• Japanese entrepreneurs aim for Silicon Valley
• Photos of the Day: February 3, 2012
• Company News: Dr. Sushma Sapkota Pandey hired by Oswego Health Inc.
• Man takes victim's car in Syracuse, abandons vehicle three blocks later
• After IPO, Facebook will face new profit pressures
• Syracuse bishop joins national opposition to federal birth control rule
• 'Anonymous' hackers shut down Syracuse police website
• Hourigan injured again in loss at Cazenovia
• Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle clashes with Attorney General Eric Holder, renews call for his resignation
• Officers who witnessed shooting of Oneida County Sheriff's Deputy Kurt Wyman testify
• Update: 12-year-old boy charged with arson in Syracuse house fire
• Recall: Wegmans cooked eggs over possible Listeria
• Syracuse Police website hacked by Anonymous
• Man from Canastota killed in one-car crash in Sullivan
• Analysis: Cuomo's proposal for a less expensive pension plan would cost state, local governments millions to implement
• Comptroller: New York's economy is rebounding unevenly around the state
• Cuomo appointee selected to police governor's administration, state Legislature
• Off-duty firefighter spots house fire on Bellevue Avenue in Syracuse
• Blacks and whites studied and worked together at pre-Civil War college
• Gostin to tell about selling Sensis to Saab
• Central New York's Komen for the Cure leader opposes ending funding to Planned Parenthood
• Thirty-four become U.S. citizens at ceremony in Syracuse
• Jury takes just two hours to convict Michael Iannettoni of killing Vincent Russo in DWI crash
• Former Syracuse zoo director to retire from top job at Toledo zoo
• Man accused of scamming elderly Cayuga County woman
• Donald Trump: Getting to know Mitt Romney led to endorsement
• What's going on: TSA agent charged with theft at New York's Kennedy airport
• EDITORIAL: An honorable send-off
• Man accused of trying to stab Scriba woman: Oswego Neighbors Today
• EDITORIAL: Affordable homes will bode well for enrollment at schools
• Caz students participate in All-County music festival
• Floral Notes: Seeds of change
• Clearspeak: Self-interests, missing monuments and frackers
• Up to speed, in ‘folksy’ Cazenovia
• C-NS boys top Liverpool at indoor league meet
• Roche breaks record in Warriors’ win over J-D/CBA
• Girls, boys Bees land in third in league championships
• Maureen’s Hope a SADA Charity Preview beneficiary
• Reynolds students receive Study Skills Awards
• Library Focus: February offers numerous endeavors at your library
• Leadership Challenge workshop offered at BPL
• Boys Hornets, Rams earn indoor track league titles
• J-D/CBA swimmers edged by Liverpool
• Trustees inch forward on Fennell Street fire station project
• Hockey Lakers endure rough Wednesday
• Village of Marcellus finalizes old library sale
• Onondaga County grand jury clears Syracuse police in fatal shooting
• Anti-gay group tells J.C. Penney to fire new spokeswoman Ellen DeGeneres
• Syracuse woman arrested on warrant in Florida homicide
• Fun for all ages at Saturday's CNY Sportsman Show: Madison Neighbors Today
• Police evict Occupy Buffalo from downtown site
• Fewer seek unemployment aid as job market improves
• Today's obituaries: Patrick Paul Coppola, 94, of Fayetteville, was selected for the World War II Atomic Bomb Manhattan Project
• Groundhog Day 2012: Staten Island Chuck disagrees with Punxsutawney Phil, predicts early spring
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts six more weeks of winter
• Westhill/Ludden takes second at league indoor meet
• Garn, Richardson among league meet winners
• AP Exclusive: US No-Fly list doubles in 1 year
• What's going on: Egyptians blame military for deadly soccer riot
• Calif. woman takes Honda to small-claims court, wins $9,867
• Photos of the Day: Taxing Arguments
• Company News: Darin Padden hired by INFICON
• Syracuse charter school seeks state permission to open a school in Utica
• Downtown After Dark: Arts quietly blossom in Hawley-Lodi neighborhood
• Debate panelists at Syracuse's Everson Museum defend, or decry, higher taxes for America's richest
• US defense secretary: Combat role in Afghanistan will end next year
• Jordan-Elbridge proposes $27M budget
• Syracuse Police investigate home invasion robbery on Willumae Drive
• ITC boys basketball topples SAS again
• Madison County Sheriff's deputies investigate hit and run in Georgetown
• Developer says next step for Syracuse Inner Harbor is environmental cleanup
• Gov. Cuomo amps up pressure on teachers, state Legislature
• Feds declare Atlantic sturgeon an endangered species
• Federal judge considers if Washington state pharmacies must sell emergency contraceptives
• Engineers at New Mexico's Sandia Labs create 'self-guided' bullet
• US auto sales rise in January, led by Chrysler
• Status update: Facebook officially announces plans to go public, seeks to raise $5 billion
• Advanced Strength Training Class for Le Moyne Students
• Peter Still: Freeing his family meant paying off the slave owner
• Cuomo's budget comes up way short for Syracuse and other Central New York districts, advocacy alliance says
• EDITORIAL: At 50, DeWitt's library is just getting started
• Trial begins for man suspected of killing Syracuse man whose skeletal remains were found in a shallow grave in Oneida
• She’s on ‘board’ in the village of Manlius
• Car rolls over on Onondaga Lake Parkway; driver not seriously hurt
• Little Falls woman pleads guilty to driving over man who she says wanted to die
• Bernie Fine's accusers demand 25-year-old Syracuse University records in defamation suit against coach Jim Boeheim
• 73 people killed when Egypt soccer fans rush field after game
• Former Auburn inmate sentenced to 25 years to life for sexually molesting prison worker in 2006
• Best Bets: Syracuse Orange host Hoyas tonight
• What's going on: House GOP bill would cut taxes on small businesses
• Syracuse police charge Oswego man in theft of expensive watches
• Fulton police charge woman with robbery, theft at Family Video store
• Super Bowl ads before game day maximizes reach but sacks viewers' sense of surprise
• Head to the state fairgrounds Saturday for annual Super Bowl Eve CNY Brewfest: Neighbors West Today
• Café Kubal in Eastwood to triple in size
• State responsible for former East Syracuse mayor's I-81 death
• F-M girls get key win at West Genesee
• CBA basketball sides take out ESM
• Camillus police reports ending 1/28
• DeWitt, East Syracuse, Manlius police reports ending Jan. 24
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• Caz Library to host Executive State Budget presentation
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• Jordan-Elbridge board violated open meetings law, appellate court rules
• Wegmans is one of Fortune's few 'Best Companies' to never have layoffs
• Today's obituaries: Brian H. Dodge, 58, an accomplished runner, Health teacher at Fulton HS for 32 years
• No gratification for Boston's team
• Bush adviser Karl Rove to speak Feb. 15 at Syracuse University
• In Albany today; in Syracuse tonight
• Opinion today: Increasing minimum wage hurts worker demand
• Man charged in burglary after photo appears in Post-Standard
• West Genesee hockey battles past B'ville
• Ludden basketball rips Watertown, Marcellus
• Syracuse schoolteacher assigned to Justice Center faces sex charges
• Appellate court agrees Jordan-Elbridge School Board violated open meetings law
• Stockbridge man survives 60-ft. jump into creek in Munnsville
• What's going on: 11th victim found days after deadly Florida crash on I-75
• Photos of the Day: In Praise of the Unsung Pioneers
• United Way surprises B’ville donor with prize
• LETTERS: Failure to exercise prudence
• B’ville students advance to state art competition
• Engagement: Baker/Arcuri to wed
• Super Bowl advertisers go after smartphone, tablet users
• Pfizer recalls 28 lots of birth control pills
• Post-Standard photo helps Syracuse police identify suspect
• Company News: Robin Mulpagano promoted at Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Upstate celebrates Black History Month
• 2012 Central NY Boat Show Will Host Discover Clean And Safe Sailboat
• Aunt Jemima frozen pancake recall: Target pulls one variety from Syracuse stores
• Summerhill mobile home a 'total loss' after fire
• Syracuse schoolteacher faces several sex charges
• St. Joseph's Hospital in Syracuse opens new, larger emergency department
• Young inventor builds wheelchair for family dog
• Cazenovia College Art Gallery presents ‘Sabbatical Returns’
• J-D basketball sides topple Cortland again
• NWFL exhibits work of artist Tom Whitmarsh
• Caz Row Club to hold ‘Learn to Row’ clinic
• LETTERS: Hubbard is current owner of Brewster Inn
• Caz BOE sets goals, approves budget calendar
• CCP to hold Open House event during Winterfest
• This Sunday, for the first time, you can watch the Super Bowl on a computer or cellphone
• Scientists puzzled by region outside solar system
• WG swimmers earn key win over Oswego
• Mitt Romney wins big in Florida, routing Newt Gingrich
• What's going on: US intelligence officials call Iran a greater threat than al-Qaida
• Former town of Lysander supervisor charged with criminal mischief
• Crime video: "Highly orchestrated" scam artists steal $38,000 from Syracuse grocery
• Lawyer for Bernie Fine's accusers pressures Syracuse University to settle lawsuit by alleging Fine's wife had sex with players
• The John Johnston House & Mike Weaver Drain Tile Museum
• Breast cancer charity halts grants to Planned Parenthood over congressional investigation
• NYSAAF and NYSSA Scholarships
• Bicyclist, 17, suffers minor injury after collision with car on North Salina Street
• Federal budget deficit to dip to $1.1 trillion, Congressional Budget Office says
• Syracuse abolitionist Samuel Ringgold Ward was first black nominated for national office
• Will Facebook deliver an IPO surprise?
• Syracuse's warm, wet January still below normal for snow
• New rule will push Occupy Syracuse to the sidewalk, about eight feet away
• Two plead guilty to sending and receiving child pornography
• Survey finds only a third of Syracuse-area executives expect business to improve
• Two new hosts to take over Financial Fitness on WCNY
• Lyncourt baby's death under investigation
• North Syracuse and Fulton residents admit in federal court to possessing child pornography
• Syracuse mayor fills out roster of Citizen Review Board with three appointments
• All-crimes DNA database passes the New York Senate
• New York offers home improvement loans through utility bills
• Northstars win girls indoor track league title
• Stewart earns USA Basketball national award
• Maureen’s Hope a SADA Charity Preview beneficiary
• Win a date with Mark Nicotra
• The Spring 2012 Arts Across Campus Season is now underway! Check out all the Col...
• A lesson in teamwork, good sportsmanship
• Governor’s budget reforms Medicaid, pension system, boosts education aid some
• B’ville students receive Scholastic Art Awards
• Driscoll comes to Cicero
• Elementary attendance area maps are Preliminary; no final decision made
• North Syracuse police officer to be deployed to Kuwait
• Hannibal superintendent search narrows to three candidates
• Lawyer for Bernie Fine's wife rips attorney Gloria Allred over allegation of sex with Syracuse University players
• F-M, J-D earn league indoor track titles
• Two jail deputies appear in Syracuse City court on computer trespass charges
• Employee of The Citizen charged with stealing press plates: Cayuga Neighbors Today
• Skaneateles girls finish second at OHSL Liberty meet
• This time, it’s Super personal
• Bernie Fine accuser Bobby Davis says Fine's wife had sex with players
• Springlike temperatures to return to Syracuse area after a two-day blast of winter
• Today's obituaries: Michele Bodley, 45, of Cazenovia, a nurse whose family gave her strength during her illness
• In Albany today hearings to focus on economic development
• Bets against homeowners must stop, Freddie Mac was told
• Biviano gets three wins as Lakers sweep OHSL meet
• Photos of the Day: Lake Effect Socks Fulton
• Crime database: When crime stats don't tell the whole story behind Syracuse police chase
• European Union investigates Samsung; Germany blocks its tablets
• Landowners fight eminent domain in Pennsylvania gas pipeline
• Syracuse agency expected to adopt new rules that would ban people from city property overnight
• Recent snowfall bodes well for Oswego's winter festival
• Fulton school officials delay classes by two hours
• Company News: Calvin L. Corriders promoted at Pathfinder Bank
• Upstate surpasses $650,000 Community Giving Campaign goal
• Update: Syracuse police identify shooting victim
• Winter finally blasts Central New York: Lake effect dumps more than 2 1/2 feet of snow on Fulton
• Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle battles back against former Rep. Dan Maffei in race for campaign dollars
• Mitt Romney doesn't let up on Newt Gingrich ahead of Tuesday's Florida primary
• Oswego County BOCES board sends two finalist names to state Education Commissioner for interviews
• Update: Syracuse driver ticketed after hitting pedestrian near Clinton Square; victim identified
• What's going on: Emboldened GOP in Oklahoma wants to abolish state income taxes
• Camillus Volunteer Fire Department fights to get tax-exempt status back
• Blackboard Student Orientation: Your Path to Success
• Stocks and bond yields drop around the world on worries about European debt
• Visual evidence: Mayor, senator bring some funk-raising to the fund-raiser
• Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver proposes boosting minimum wage to $8.50
• Last year, New York state saw the fewest homicides since 1975
• Illinois nuclear reactor loses power, vents steam
• State Department: 3 Americans take refuge at Cairo embassy
• 25 European Union nations agree to sign treaty to stop overspending
• Common Cause uses Syracuse as example of flawed redistricting proposal
• Finger Lakes Museum tops $1 million fundraising goal
• Oswego County case concerning donkey ownership postponed until February
• Elbridge Fire Department finds new energy after last year's village shut-down
• Lake Ontario plan would allow greater seasonal changes in water level
• One injured after SUV crashes into special needs bus in DeWitt
• Oswego police follow footprints to catch suspected car thief
• City Scuffle: Check the memo, or try to find the cc:
• Join the Black History Month Celebration at Onondaga by attending one of the man...
• SU outlasts West Virginia, 62-60
• Salina tax office to offer extended hours
• Leading the way: Clear Path for Veterans works to heal wounds of war
• Caz school district examines declining enrollment
• Town Councilors review Caz Lake treatment
• Winterfest celebrates mild weather, raises money for charities
• Fulton declares snow emergency
• Art teacher John Smolenski wins award
• ‘Vagabond Gals’ comes to Creekside
• Lakeview House reconstruction nearing expected April finish
• Mirbeau wins AAA Four Diamond Award
• Spafford man faces weapons, drug charges
• Today's obituaries: George Bedigian, one of the longest living and active quadriplegics
• Brewster Inn chefs win 1st annual Iron Fork Syracuse
• Brewster Inn chefs win 1st annual Iron Fork Syracuse
• Trustees approve park use for SkanRaces 2012
• Skaneateles school budget little affected by governor’s proposals
• Work continues under closed southbound left lane of Interstate 81 near Syracuse
• Missing Maine toddler's blood found in dad's home
• PBS documentary takes a look at Syracuse
• Update: Snow closes schools at 11 Central New York districts, delays classes at others
• Man accused of harassment after threatening Oswego County deputy during arrest processing
• Update: Syracuse water officials deal with two breaks near James St.-Teall Ave. intersection
• ESM hoops sweeps Phoenix, Chittenango
• Killer Billy Blake ordered to pay murdered deputy's family $5 million in damages
• Photos of the Day: Guard Unit Deploys for Uncertain Assignment
• What's going on: Occupy protest resurfaces in Oakland after lull
• East Syracuse man runs from Manlius police after pursuit and car crash
• Company News: Sarah C. Temes named partner at Bond, Schoeneck & King
• B’ville artist joins forces with Eat Art to feed hungry children
• Several crashes reported on Syracuse snowy roads
• Schools and scholars: B'ville natives named to deans’ lists
• Barclay appointed Deputy Minority Leader
• LETTERS: Recusals are in order for Lysander appointments
• Why New York could matter in the GOP presidential primary
• World stock markets fall as uncertainty continues with Greece debt crisis
• Former Syracuse surgical resident to go on trial in domestic violence incidents
• Emergency crews responding to Central Square crash
• Two high-profile murder trials begin today in Madison and Oneida counties
• Vehicular homicide trial set to begin today in Syracuse
• Court Notebook: Judge, defense lawyer, interpreter keep busy during Syracuse murder trial deliberations
• East Syracuse man charged with DWI after crashing car, fleeing police
• Recreation and Fitness Center Fitness Classes Begin January 30
• Family, friends send off Army National Guard soldiers bound for Kuwait, or elsewhere
• Camillus woman charged with stabbing former boyfriend
• American Red Cross called to help Mexico couple after chimney fire Sunday morning
• Oswego-based Army Reserves unit heading to Afghanistan
• At least 9 people killed in Florida highway pileup
• Syracuse man accused of driving drunk, without valid license after crashing car into house
• B’ville girls take out Hannibal, Oswego
• Erin Maxwell case a time of learning, change for Oswego County Department of Social Services
• Boys hoops Bees take pair of defeats
• Snow, gusting winds could cause dangerous driving conditions Sunday evening
• Skaneateles wrestlers compete in league meet
• Girls hockey Lakers beat Ithaca, Oswego
• Skaneateles boys hoops inch closer to winning record
• What's going on: Gingrich on the attack as polls predict Romney win in Florida
• Solvay hockey goes 1-1; WG rolls again
• Marcellus, J-E wrestlers compete at league meet
• Westhill boys spilt, fall in OT to Cazenovia
• Ludden girls take out Solvay, Hannibal
• Two teens arrested after fights break out following dance party at Shoppingtown Mall
• Today's obituaries: Sophie Kawejsza, 8, Stonehedge Elementary School third-grader and hockey player
• Teens charged after fights in Shoppingtown Mall parking lot
• Cazenovia wrestlers win OHSL Liberty/Patriot meet
• Caz hockey pulls away from New Hartford
• Lost hikers call Madison County 911 for help, fire department uses ladder for rescue
• Cazenovia entrepreneur cooks up a success with "Thermal Bars"
• How 'jailhouse CPA' Ronald Williams landed a $327,456 tax refund from prison
• Syracuse's John DeFrancisco carries the fight to keep the Senate with the GOP
• Tentative schedule for 2012 Cazenovia Winter Festival
• Camillus Canal Society to preseht program on the Civil War
• National Grid: Power restored to the Manlius area, but power out in the Parish area
• Gingrich urges students to get jobs, apparently unlike himself
• J-D teams win, set up Cortland clashes
• Occupy Syracuse protests at Mayor's Ball
• Cazenovia's Golden Pheasant undergoes transformation
• In Skaneateles, taking the plunge for charity
• ‘Our Farm’ owner joins CNY Solar
• CCP to host annual ‘Snowball’
• Highland Forest to host USSSA qualifier
• NY Bar Association backs sealing criminal records
• New group: Change the constitution, change New York
• Obama: Senate needs to change how it does business
• Actors audition for first season of Finger Lakes Musical Theatre Festival
• Lake Effect Half Marathon field nearly full with four weeks to go
• New York Army National Guard soldiers mobilize for deployment to Kuwait
• Kirkville firefighters on training run witness Manlius crash
• College presidents across nation wary of Obama's plan to contain tuition costs
• Aunt Jemima frozen pancake recall: Wegmans, Price Chopper pull 6 varieties
• Caz girls indoor track gets another title
• Today's obituaries: John Madonna, worked 30 years at New Process Gear
• St. Joe's ups the ante with new emergency department to meet growing patient demand
• Meetings set for Feb. 7 and 9 for comments on Oswego County public access uses on waterways
• Syracuse school gets a jump on new state anti-bullying law that affects all school districts
• Operator of grounded cruise ship offers $14,000 compensation to rescued passengers
• Stewart earns USA Basketball national award
• Wildcats beat Nottingham, nab playoff spot
• Caz boys basketball rallies for OT win at Westhill
• Believing him to be unelectable, GOP insiders rise up to cut down Newt Gingrich
• Accuser Zach Tomaselli says feds have 'tons of evidence' against Bernie Fine
• Three-car crash in Lysander causes one serious injury
• What's going on: Auschwitz survivor dies in Oswiecim on anniversary of liberation
• Cortland sees spike in Hepatitis C in drug users
• Crouse Hospital employees deliver gloves, hats to Syracuse school children
• Facebook's IPO could value it among top US companies
• Dow slips to its first losing week of 2012
• Cuomo defends his participation at Democratic fundraiser
• Gov. Cuomo says he will veto New York redistricting plan
• Obama threatens to pull federal funding from colleges that keep hiking tuition
• Mexico village offices most likely to reopen next week
• After 70 years, impact of right-to-work laws remains unclear
• New York state agriculture officials want more money in farmers' pockets
• US government to extend, expand foreclosure program
• Worst year for U.S. new home sales featured signs of recovery in Syracuse region
• New York to have June 26 primary for congressional races, judge rules
• Proposed Oswego elementary boundary changes discussed beginning Feb. 1 at Home and School Association meetings
• Syracuse diocese "will continue to pray" for priest who stole $87,000 and the parishes he headed
• Lawsuits over Costa Concordia disaster face choppy seas in US
• Owner of Ye Olde Pizza Pub in Oneida receives Level 1 sex offender rating
• Marcellus BOE outlines budget issues at Thursday's forum
• Fayetteville seeks architect for Canal Landing Park project
• The Pat Travers Band at the Oneonta Theater This Sunday
• Sled for Red beats the cold at Four Seasons in Fayetteville
• New name, new sponsor for ladies golf event at Drumlins
• The Contortionist Joins Tour That Hits Syracuse in April
• EDITORIAL: Keep it coming
• Driver of cattle truck that struck low Syracuse bridge ticketed
• Opinion today: Wealthy already pay more than fair share for same benefits
• Officials identify driver killed Thursday in town of Oswego crash
• Time obscures legacy of brave black family
• Skaneateles girls basketball earns split
• Prisons struggle with care for aging inmates
• Fire at M&T ATM intentionally set, Syracuse fire investigator says
• WG swimmers hold off B’ville, maintain win streak
• Girls hoops Mustangs beat J-E, Solvay
• VIP tickets going fast for Syracuse's first Iron Fork cooking competition
• As part of the 50th Anniversary celebration, Onondaga will host its first-ever C...
• Photos of the Day: Miner Tackles Finances
• What's going on: Costa offers survivors $14,460 for ruined Italy cruise
• Update: Woman dies after fire on Syracuse's north side
• Utica chanteuse opens January JazzFest Sunday at Mohegan Manor
• Syracuse Christian rap artist wins trip to Super Bowl
• Economy likely ended 2011 with strong growth
• LETTERS: Political favors owed and promptly paid
• Forty-six B’ville elementary students selected for All-County Music Festival
• Lysander adds lost pet page to website
• Caz girls fall to Bishop Grimes, Westhill
• Bedford lawyer withdraws $7.5 million dollar lottery claim
• Company News: Vincent A. Salvagni now a partner at Dermody, Burke & Brown
• Register Now For Young Boater SafetyTraining
• Central New York congressional representatives seek to protect local defense facilities
• Community Bank System raises $57.5 million with stock offering to augment its reserves
• F-M boys humbled by Utica Proctor
• Former Lt. Gov. Richard Ravitch to advise Syracuse on finances, Mayor Stephanie Miner says
• Cattle truck crashes into Syracuse bridge
• Skaneateles hockey holds off Oswego, 3-2
• Syracuse Sens. John DeFrancisco, David Valesky benefit in redistricting plan
• Hastings man guilty of burglary, criminal mischief, attempted assault
• No surprise here: New York's contorted redistricting protects majorities
• Driver dies in crash in town of Oswego
• What's in a name? A lot, says natural gas industry, when you're talking about fracking
• Questions about Syracuse city issues? Ask Mayor Stephanie Miner in a live Q&A at 11 a.m. Friday
• Farmers in western Great Lakes are eager for right to kill wolves that attack their herds
• Buick Achievers Scholarship Program
• California poised to vote on new, stricter 'clean car' regulations
• Cato highway superintendent apologizes for using 'n-word' twice at town board meeting
• Syracuse firm ShoreGroup adding 200 jobs, getting $3 million in tax credits
• Oswego County drug task force announces two arrests
• New welcome sign for Armory Square goes in Friday
• Why is investment income taxed at a lesser rate than wages?
• Syracuse, Fulton and Ithaca companies land state commercialization grants
• Syracuse starts new court to divert teenagers from criminal justice system
• Alliance reports rising net income for 2011
• Applebee's in North Syracuse auctions off sports, celebrity memorabilia
• What's going on: US ground forces to be cut by 100,000
• LETTERS: In response to letter on Marcellus budget forum
• Official: Iraq will take legal action over US raid in Haditha that killed 24 unarmed civilians
• Interview with BlancaWhite Co-Founder Ken Savage
• Caz sixth-grade boys capture Cooperstown hoops crown
• LETTERS: West Genesee BOE should reconsider decision to uphold policy 1540
• Cazenovia native Steve Hayes to perform ‘Hollywood Reunion’
• LETTERS: Caz Library thanks community for ongoing support
• Mike's Haddock House on the move to new location on Milton Ave.
• LETTERS: 2012 Winter Festival Talent Show looks for participants
• LETTERS: American Red Cross thanks Cazenovians for donations
• Northstars top Warriors in wrestling clash
• ESM students to ‘Put on a Happy Face’
• Liverpool, C-NS swimmers earn big wins
• One resident’s opinion on the proposed Fennell Street Fire Station reuse proposal
• Let us reserve judgment
• In defense of Canada geese
• Energy efficient: B’ville business reduces carbon footprint, educates community
• Baldwinsville waives rental fee for concert series
• Beaver Lake Nature Center: Seventh Annual Mid-winter Blues Run returns
• B’ville wrestlers handle Central Square
• Can you tell us how many national championships Onondaga athletics has won? Answ...
• Late winter leads to early arrival of five penguin chicks to Rosamond Gifford Zoo in Syracuse
• Syracuse first-grader didn't like his school lunch, so he walked home -- unnoticed by the staff
• Oral cancer virus affects 7 percent of Americans
• Mexico mayor says damage to village offices may exceed $100,000
• Chase in Mexico ends with crash into village building, natural gas leak
• Icy conditions possible east of Onondaga County
• Today's obituaries: Michael Quirk, of Chittenango, environmental scientist, substitute teacher and tutor
• CBA raffle winner gets a brand new 2011 torch red Corvette: Neighbors East Today
• Hockey Hornets raise $10,000-plus for cancer awareness
• Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner, Onondaga County Executive Joanie Mahoney have a ball raising campaign cash
• Murder trial deliberations enter sixth day
• Photos of the Day: Out to Lunch
• Lawyer: DA probing NYC police commissioner's son Greg Kelly
• One person reported hurt in snowmobile accident in Schroeppel
• What's going on: Obama battles Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer over her book
• Taco Bell now serves breakfast in some locations
• Company News: Steven Fondario hired by St. Joseph's Hospital
• Downtown After Dark: Jack ‘Penetrator’ perseveres with debut solo disc
• Manlius Town Board lifts ban on public comment
• Liverpool man dies after ceiling collapses, falls on him during renovation work in downtown Syracuse office building
• Spafford man injured, arrested after trying to remove beaver dam
• Onondaga County Sheriff's jail deputies charged with computer trespass
• The Apple financial juggernaut gets little respect from investors
• Lt. Gov. in Syracuse Thursday to talk about Cuomo's recent budget proposals
• Assemblyman Barclay would lose most of Onondaga County in redistricting proposal
• Newt Gingrich vows to establish a colony on the moon if he's elected president
• Lysander tickets YMCA for posting sign at proposed building site without a permit
• Indiana House deals blow to labor in Rust Belt as it votes to become the nation's 23rd right-to-work state
• DeWitt Community Library planning a move
• W-2s Available for Pickup
• Worst may be over: Netflix regains 600,000 US subscribers in 4th quarter
• Michele Bachmann says she'll seek a 4th term in the House
• CBA announces winner of 21st annual Corvette Raffle
• Homeless Long Island science whiz fails to make finals of Intel contest
• Anaren reports double-digit decline in revenues
• British, Scottish leaders disagree over timing, wording of independence ballot
• Syracuse mayor unveils new data system to track operations
• DA: Onondaga County Sheriff's jail deputies gave juror information to defendant
• Best Bets: ‘Pressing Print’ opens at SU
• Oswego school proposal redraws boundary lines for elementary school attendance
• Oswego County BOCES board could decide Saturday on a possible superintendent candidate
• Cat found in Clay tests positive for rabies
• Near Westside Initiative in running for funding to renovate space for artists' housing, studios and gallery
• What's going on: Russia to keep blocking UN sanctions on Syria
• Fulton police investigate reported weekend robbery at video store
• Arrest warrant issued for former Cortland councilor
• Caz students sign letters of intent
• Village, town snow budgets in good standing
• Syracuse Crunch penalty kill short circuits, then power play implodes
• The 5th Annual Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival announces best lineup yet
• The 5th Annual Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival announces best lineup yet
• Travis Oot named to dean’s list at York College of Pennsylvania
• Onondaga Road students present fleece blankets to Golisano Hospital
• Syracuse assemblyman to serve on new state council to lower local govt costs
• DeFrancisco heads to New York City tonight to raise campaign funds
• F-M to host February budget forums
• Murder trial jury enters fifth day of deliberations
• Former deputy arraigned on gun and explosives charges
• Crime database: Despite rash of burglaries on Syracuse's North Side, crime down across county
• What's going on: Convicted Marine apologizes to Iraqi civilians
• Cayuga Neighbors Today: Man pleads guilty to downloading, sharing child pornography
• Already taking notes for a class? Want to help out a fellow student and receive...
• Today's obituaries: Linda Groeling Waterman, of Marcellus, NY State Champion Baton Twirler
• Farm group: 1,200 acres protected in Rensselaer, Washington counties
• Photos of the Day: Kids Put on Happy Faces and Sing Their Hearts Out
• State sheriffs support Cuomo's DNA databank expansion
• Backup Syracuse University quarterback arrested
• US military raid in Somalia frees two pirate hostages
• State legislatures weakening teacher tenure rights
• Big Chill boasts record amount of plungers
• Legislation would make sale, use of synthetic drugs illegal
• BOCES science lessons get students out of the classroom, into the field
• The good, the bad and the ugly
• Manlius bonds receive A1 rating
• Hamilton officials discuss proposed natural gas utility with school district officials, residents
• F-M seniors win national science and math contest; split $10,000 scholarship
• Facebook forces users to switch to Timeline, making their pasts more visible
• Company News: Dorothy Hall hired by Sports Physical Therapy of NY
• Upstate makes health records digital, accessible

• Waterman principal Marianne Young to retire this year
• Manlius FD facility improvements a step closer
• Orthopedic practices offer patients with fractures, sprains, sports injuries an alternative to the ER
• Watch President Barack Obama's State of the Union Address here live beginning at 9 p.m.
• President Obama: The American dream is in peril, so fast action is needed
• Manlius moves ahead with plans to upgrade its two fire stations
• Pentagon to cut Air Force drone program
• Wisconsin governor fights recall vote with plenty of out-of-state cash
• Apple doubles its iPhone sales in the latest quarter -- the first results since Steve Jobs' death
• Bristol-Myers elects Toys 'R' Us boss to its board
• A look at recent tech industry earnings reports
• LEGACY OF DISORDER TEAM UP WITH GWAR FOR U.S. TOUR
• Freezing rain advisory is in place for 12 Central New York counties
• Government Finance Officers Association Scholarships
• State finds no ecological obstacles to new New York bridge
• Central New York Dollars for Scholars work to keep members, volunteers
• Teresa Mitchell, helped create Seaway Trail tourism area, dies
• Occupy Syracuse to host Occupy Ball
• Syracuse University, Jim Boeheim seek slander lawsuit over Bernie Fine case moved to Central New York
• State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli tells New York Racing Association to work harder on cost cutting
• Former Seneca County grand juror accused of leaking information
• Liverpool superintendent dumps idea to move to half-day kindergarten
• Friday is deadline to grieve Syracuse property tax assessments
• Upstate New York delegation to show bipartisan unity at State of the Union address
• Community Bank to issue $50 million in new stock
• Neighbors East Today: Cheap smokes at DeWitt, Camillus Tobacco House outlets may soon be snuffed out
• New Jersey governor says he'll veto a gay marriage bill if it makes it to his desk
• MOTÖRHEAD KICK OFF 2012 IN A BIG WAY WITH EPIC DVD AND GIGANTOUR WITH MEGADETH
• Marcellus fire station ups taxes, saves money in long run
• SU men's basketball: Winning breeds economic immunity
• Jamesville-DeWitt students to stage Les Miserables
• Decibel Magazine Tour Line Up Announced
• Workers to pump oil from Italy cruise liner Saturday
• New indoor-outdoor bike park near Syracuse is cranking it up
• Strong Women, Strong Hearts debuts Feb. 4
• As part of the 50th Anniversary celebration, Onondaga will host its first-ever C...
• Cleveland and Canadian neighbor discuss ferry idea
• Oswego Neighbors Today: Fulton's Jay Wornick, who lost 200 pounds in 10 months, offers advice for working out at a gym
• LYLA prepares for winter camp
• Sometimes news bytes bite back
• Party for a Cure is Jan. 29
• Solar storm poses navigation, communication, travel worries
• EPIC program cuts make prescription drug costs hard to swallow for seniors
• What to expect in Obama's 2012 State of the Union Address tonight
• The Gallery at the Ann Felton Multicultural Center presents "Imposibilitados," a...
• Today's obituaries: Melvin Miller, founder of Charles Chips, survived the flooding of the Susquehanna
• Biz briefs: Two businesses close, one to open
• Oswego Middle School eighth-graders make beautiful music
• LETTERS: CNY Bike Give-Away a success
• Girls soccer in B’ville CARES
• Photos of the Day: Rejoicing for St. Marianne
• Jordan-Elbridge district to lease iPads through BOCES for elementary pupils
• Liverpool Central School District faces $10.3M budget gap
• Jury enters fourth day of deliberations in Syracuse murder trial
• What's going on: JFK Library to release last of secret tapes made days before his death
• Macy's sues Martha Stewart Living
• Company News: Gina Bosco O'Neil promoted at Enable
• Y the rush?
• DeWitt Town Board names new code enforcement officer
• Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich clash in Republican debate in Florida
• Baldwinsville board, community hear details on school closing
• Possible tornadoes rip through central Alabama, killing 2 and injuring hundreds along path of devastating April storms
• Washington state has enough votes to legalize gay marriage
• Madison County Sheriff's Office investigates suspicious fire
• F-M wins three straight, improves to 11-2
• U.S. Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle calls abortion opponents "heroes" at national rally in Washington
• St. Joseph's Hospital honors Saint Marianne Cope today
• Syracuse agency removes obstacle to finishing the Carousel mall expansion
• Ground zero building struggles to find tenants, might be stopped short
• Environmental groups rally in Albany for New York ban on fracking
• BlackBerry maker's new CEO: No drastic change is needed
• 2 more bodies found, fuel removal to begin on cruise ship grounded near Italy
• Syracuse lawmakers reject new way to enforce sidewalk shoveling
• East Syracuse FD seeks village’s approval to go independent
• What's going on: Romney looks to hit back at Gingrich in Florida debate
• Camillus officers gather to celebrate officer's retirement
• Constellation Energy's Nine Mile Point plants celebration National Nuclear Science Week
• Man, 22, injures hand over weekend in Spafford explosion
• Jury still cannot reach verdict in Syracuse murder case
• White House delays release of 2013 budget
• Auburn man accused of stealing $73,611 from DeWitt electronics distributor
• Move to Amend meeting to discuss forming local affiliate
• Sen. Rand Paul stopped by airport security in Nashville, misses flight
• Owera Vineyards improves with age
• Skaneateles Chamber of Commerce welcomes new and returning board members
• Town historian remembers local Titanic survivor in new Creamery Museum display
• Girls varsity hockey growing, looks toward playoffs
• Group rallies behind Tedesco
• Library offers computer tutoring and eReader drop-in lab
• CAVAC awarded $57,000 grant
• Faith Heritage utilizes a different tradition
• Orange reach 20-0 before first loss to Notre Dame
• C-NS girls basketball blasts West Genny, 89-31
• Liverpool girls hoops topples Baldwinsville
• Wrestling Northstars, Warriors appear in sectional Dual Meet
• C-NS, Liverpool hockey sides faces adversity
• Attorney appointed to Lysander position
• B’ville man promoted to controller
• B'ville Kids Kount receives visit from Santa
• Police blotter: Marijuana charges filed against four
• Tip from off-duty Canadian police officer prompts New York State Police to make DWI arrest
• Salina woman accused of stealing purse at Kelly Clarkson concert
• What's going on: 2 killed in Alabama as storms pound Midwest, South
• Florida pays state employees for drinking party to test breathalyzers
• West Genesee superintendent uses Twitter to break snow day news
• Today's obituaries: Carolyn Thompson, 55, a professor of microbiology and chemistry
• Photos of the Day: Man Shields Child from Shots
• Edward Ryan to retire as Onondaga County Democratic elections commissioner
• State police accuse four of selling alcohol to underage patrons in eastern Onondaga County
• New York's roll-your-own cigarette trade under fire for tax loophole
• Syracuse woman remains in serious condition a day after Marcellus car accident
• Company News: Regina Edwards-Drumm opens Drumm Marketing and Communications LLC
• West Genesee upholds ban on naming fields, buildings after individuals
• Schumer: California computer chip maker to tour Electronics Park plant site in Salina today
• With sales on the rise, Chocolate Pizza Company renovates headquarters
• Water main breaks on Hinsdale Road in Camillus
• Update: Syracuse man shot in neck, chest shielded 3-year-old girl from bullets
• Syracuse man shot in chest, neck; 3-year-old girl also injured in Midland Ave. shooting
• "Upstate" pilot leaves Syracusans laughing, applauding
• ESM, Lakeside, Central Square, A-P-W, C-NS, Westmoreland, Brigadiers, Sherburne-Earlville win at winter guard shows
• Update: Deputies identify Syracuse woman critically injured in Marcellus crash
• Analysis shows New York state is making progress in complying with national health care law
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords posts video to Facebook to announce she's resigning
• Helicopter, multiple ambulances called to head-on crash in Marcellus
• Your comments: Personal stories about mental illness
• Boys hoops: Corcoran hopes to pile up wins on way to sectionals
• What's going on: Death toll climbs for capsized cruise liner
• Recent tragedy highlights danger of Pompey Center Road
• Joe Paterno, Penn State coach who won most football games, dies at age 85
• B’ville wrestlers fall to Phoenix at Dual Meet
• Camillus Police Officer recognized for DWI enforcement
• Girls basketball Bees fall to Liverpool
• B’ville indoor track takes third at Kirschenheiter meet
• Today's obituaries: Dr. Thetis M. Group, former dean of Syracuse University's College of Nursing
• Two injured, refuse treatment after DWI crash in Madison County
• Analysis: Grueling fight ahead for GOP after Newt Gingrich wins South Carolina primary
• Four charged in underage drinking sting in Fayetteville, Manlius
• Skaneateles wrestling sweeps home duals
• 19 homeless after apartment building fire in Syracuse
• Girls hoops Lakers rally past Hannibal
• Skaneateles boys basketball earns split
• Troubled Syracuse man left few hints before drowning the 3-year-old son he loved
• Canastota man dies in Lewis County snowmobile crash
• SU Alum Dave Bing tells students to work for change at Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration
• Indoor track teams have winning weekend
• Aspiring extras, young and old, gather for chance at "Adult Word"
• Firefighters battle blaze on Eastman Avenue in Syracuse
• Five Science Olympiad teams from Central New York qualify today to go to states
• Early exit polls: Newt Gingrich wins South Carolina primary
• Hornets pull away, prevail at Kirschenheiter meet
• Republican primary in South Carolina races to dramatic finish
• Littlejohn buzzer-beater gets Ludden past Westhill
• WG's Leff shatters Section III indoor mile record
• Woman taken to hospital from one-car crash in Clay
• Big Chill boasts record amount of plungers
• Emmure Announces New Album Title and Release Date
• Zach Tomaselli says he won't ask for end to investigation into his claims against Bernie Fine
• SU's Fab Melo to miss next two road games, Mookie leaves team
• Video: Stephen Colbert, Herman Cain hold political rally in South Carolina
• Remorseful man admits that he caused destructive Nevada wildfire
• Women in corporate boardrooms: The missing link to increased profits
• Man accidentally shoots 3-inch nail into brain and lives to joke about it
• Henninger needs overtime to get past Proctor
• Your Comments: Zach Tomaselli's motive could have been sympathy, not money
• J-D basketball teams sweep CBA
• Barack Obama isn't the first president to serenade the public
• Confronted with evidence that he lied, Bernie Fine accuser Zach Tomaselli tearfully admits, 'You caught me'
• Fire severely damages Granby house
• Europe exhales after another good financial week
• Liverpool family seeks help for nephew reportedly seized in Syria
• Government closes Volt probe, says car is safe
• With Nasdaq soaring, is 2012 tech's breakout year?
• Butternut Community Police Center is packed with kids and hoping to grow
• High winds in Oswego County take out tower that measures...high winds
• At US courthouses across the country, hundreds reject landmark ruling that corporations are people
• Syracuse jury to resume deliberations Monday in murder trial
• Cayuga County judge denies DA's request to disqualify defense lawyer who campaigned for election foe
• 2 people hit by cars in New York governor's security detail over 2 days
• What's going on: Obama to press Congress to revisit $1.2 trillion in cuts
• Onondaga County clerk, M. Ann Ciarpelli, won't seek another term
• Syracuse police identify two arrested following reports of stolen car, a displayed gun and a single-car crash
• Lawyers: Abortion doctor should be immune from prosecution under fetal homicide law
• Scientists temporarily halt research on easy-to-spread bird flu virus
• Egyptians rally ahead of anniversary of uprising to honor protesters who died, demand an end to military rule
• Former Auburn Mayor Chris DeAngelis appointed to part-time post on civil service commission
• Renowned attorney to represent Megaupload in anti-piracy case
• CCH to hold three-day open house
• The times they are a changin’
• F-M community rallies around fallen student Matt Murphy
• City Scuffle: Occupy Syracuse no longer a walk in the park
• New Elbridge dog control officer saves time and money
• Town to solicit bids for Western Gateway Improvement Project
• Cuomo’s budget proposal brings ups, downs for CNY
• Best Bets: Local photos at Edgewood
• Boys hoops Bees top Liverpool again
• B’ville girls bowlers top Central Square
• President Obama sings Al Green's 'Let's Stay Together' at the Apollo Theater
• Skaneateles hockey ties Cazenovia, 2-2
• Cayuga Neighbors Today: Auburn superintendent is fuming over proposed state education aid
• Oswego man accused of using the butt end of a gun to break car window during dispute
• Opinion today: Time for Miner and occupiers to move forward from eviction
• Shelters gone, Occupy Syracuse members sleep in the open at downtown park
• B'ville approves $4 million budget
• Today's obituaries: Sarah Burke, 29, four-time Winter X Games champion
• Syracuse faces cut in Community Development Block Grant
• Major wildfire near Reno destroys more than 20 homes
• Snow delays school at some Oswego County districts
• Caz hockey falls to Oswego, ties Skaneateles
• Boys hoops Lakers improve to 10-2
• Emergency crews responding to a three-car crash in Lysander
• Photos of the Day: Eager for Ice
• What's going on: Supreme Court backs church in teacher case
• Oswego police charge man, woman with grand larceny in purse theft
• Teachers learn new techniques for teaching American history
• Agency: Iran shuts down shops selling Barbie dolls
• Company News: Bridget Pellichet hired by Dermody, Burke & Brown
• New York Senate feud over 'women's week' demonstrates how far apart political parties are
• Route 5 shut down after head-on collision near Fayetteville Veterinary Hospital
• Syracuse man with Sea Shepherds is injured while confronting whalers near Antarctica
• Grateful residents of Nome, Alaska, breathe easier following completion of fuel delivery
• Caz wrestlers beat Hannibal, seize first place
• Police seek to identify body parts found in Los Angeles canyon under the Hollywood sign
• Westhill girls handle Ludden, move to 13-0
• District Attorney Fitzpatrick faults Syracuse police chief's characterization of high-profile cases; Chief Fowler responds
• THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER announce their first 2012 headline tour
• Experts see a tough road for Kodak as it tries to reinvent itself
• Community members attend town hall meeting on child abuse
• 3 arrested after larceny, chase, crash, power outage in Syracuse
• Federal lawmakers try to keep anti-piracy bills on track
• Popular file-sharing website Megaupload shut down following accusations of piracy
• Fewer layoffs, lower inflation appear to give the economy a lift
• EPA changes its mind again, will provide water to Pennsylvania town with tainted wells
• Science Addition Classroom Orientation
• Two groups of Cornell University scientists disagree on impact of hydrofracking on climate change
• Occupy Syracuse fights order not to bring chairs or tables to protest site
• Syracuse University-backed effort to create new symphony orchestra folds
• Syracuse University professor's artwork featured on stamps
• Oswego resident found guilty of possessing stolen guitars
• District Attorney: Bernie Fine accuser Zach Tomaselli changed his story
• Syracuse JCC hosts annual Phone-A-Thon Sunday
• Camillus Chamber hosts annual chili cook-off
• Great Decisions discussion group to meet at Caz library
• Cazenovia students recognized for academic accomplishments
• CBA welcomes incoming students
• Wigge Reviews: The Iron Lady
• New film to be produced in Syracuse is having an open casting call
• Lifeguard certification course begins Jan. 28 at JD Middle School
• Syracuse students to be honored at Martin Luther King Jr. event
• Oswego could see 4 to 7 more inches of snow tonight and early Friday
• New Zealand's Legacy of Disorder - Last Man Standing
• Retired Skaneateles teacher to star in Auburn Theatre musical
• EDITORIAL: A good plan for Fennell Street
• LETTERS: Thank you to the community
• LETTERS: Please return a missing coat
• Applications now being accepted for the 2012 Robinson Award
• Spafford town board facing numerous issues as 2012 opens
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• Clearspeak: Wanton destruction
• Teaching to teach
• St. Joseph’s appoints director for new management position
• Judas Priest to release extensive CD Box Set
• Occupy Syracuse camp comes down; protesters back with signs
• Random Thoughts: No need for an ‘Idol’
• COLUMN: Stage Set for New Legislative Year in Albany, but Will Albany Deliver?
• Opinion today: Anti-obesity campaigns should focus less on weight, more on health and compassion
• Baldwinsville Board of Education to meet Jan. 23
• Central New York school districts aren't thrilled with proposed amount of state education aid
• State Police looking for Sylvan Beach woman
• Syracuse police, public works crews take down Occupy Syracuse
• Driver falls in well as he flees Deansboro crash scene
• North Syracuse man jailed on homicide charge stemming from fatal crash
• AP sources: Rick Perry quiting presidential bid, backing Newt Gingrich
• Veteran firefighter Matthew Calverase retires from Oswego Fire Department
• Buffalo teachers still get free plastic surgery courtesy of taxpayers
• Syracuse's SRC, a military research firm, again named one of the '100 Best Companies to Work For'; Wegmans also on the list
• Today's obituaries: Marissa I. Ahlsen, 23, played piano, violin and guitar
• GOP officials: Rick Santorum beats Mitt Romney by 34 votes in Iowa
• What's going on: Obama, GOP fight over Keystone oil pipeline from Texas to Canada
• Photos of the Day: Precise, and to the Point
• Former Syracuse mayor to give Cuomo's budget proposal in DeWitt
• Kodak files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• Watch live video of Occupy Syracuse as police evict them
• Onondaga County might sell Alliance Bank Stadium to Syracuse Chiefs
• Opinion: School is in, and the Governor is in the lobby
• Company News: Jennifer Ingerson promoted to director of The Nottingham
• Jordan-Elbridge approves $415K transfer to cover legal fees
• West Genny hockey blanks Solvay, 6-0
• Hockey Bees beat Corcoran, move into second place
• Firefighters inspect Occupy Syracuse encampment, find no problems
• Jordan-Elbridge school board votes to use $415,000 to pay legal bills, suspended employees
• Occupy Syracuse still must leave despite lapsed deadline, Mayor Stephanie Miner says
• Romney tries to sidestep tax furor he ignited by revealing his tax rate
• Some fear GOP candidates' anti-minority campaign rhetoric means a return to racism
• SOPA Blackout: Google, Wikipedia and Syracuse iSchool protest SOPA, PIPA anti-piracy bills
• Police officers justified in shooting Catherine Street man, grand jury says
• New York bar association says budget cuts have delayed justice for all
• What's going on: Arkansas family loses second son in Afghanistan
• YMCA withdraws its application to build in Radisson
• Police chiefs meet at White House to discuss fight against homegrown terror
• House passes symbolic measure against raising the nation's debt limit
• Dow, S&P 500 close at their highest levels since July
• New York Democratic Rep. Hinchey to announce plans to retire
• Gov. Cuomo sets $199,000 salary cap for state contractors
• Central New York economic forecast: partly optimistic with a chance of growth
• Jamesville man honored by Upstate Medical
• Manlius food pantry seeks post-holiday support
• Oswego Neighbors Today: Renewable energy projects - windmill power and solar energy panels
• Salvage experts weigh options for removing cruise ship Costa Concordia
• TSA admits errors in searches of two elderly women at New York's Kennedy Airport
• British court approves eviction of Occupy London camp
• Auburn police sergeant punished for giving two girls a ride to school in unmarked police car
• Major snowstorm buries Seattle area
• LETTERS: Resident requests consideration of drive-up postal mailbox in village
• LETTERS: Subscriber says recent letter headline mislead readers
• LETTERS: CPF reacts to DEIS request for demolition of Ender’s Property
• Monforte named Chair of Planning for Madison County
• Young journalists start neighborhood newspaper in Cazenovia
• Eviction Day: No moves made to remove Occupy Syracuse camp
• History Star Productions to debut at Solvay Geddes Historical Society Meeting
• City Scuffle: The search for an Uncommon Council
• West Monroe Historical Society invites you to visit!
• Madison Neighbors Today: Part-time Oneida city employees are getting a raise
• Update: Occupy Syracuse stays beyond Mayor Stephanie Miner's eviction deadline
• USDA announces $308 million in aid to states for natural disasters
• Opinion today: CNY must work hard to keep local grads here
• Instruments measure wind at more than 100 mph atop Syracuse's Carrier Dome
• NYC Archbishop says sexual promiscuity is the new norm, blames reality TV
• Dissident Wikipedia editors say blackout against SOPA could threaten credibility
• Iraqi immigrant faces lengthy prison sentence for rape/sodomy conviction
• B'ville Big Chill - Time for Plunge
• Lysander Parks and Recreation: Babysitting course offered Feb. 22
• Today's obituaries: Claude Freeman, nationally recognized artist known for his Adirondack pencil drawings
• COLUMN: Consider becoming more involved with the school district
• Photos of the Day: So Long, Until Next Year
• Phone outage reported at North Syracuse schools
• What's going on: Italian rescue workers suspend search of capsized ship
• Occupy Syracuse issues statement on eviction order
• Company News: Barbara Ashkin promoted at CXtec and TERACAI
• World Bank warns of global growth slowdown
• Your Comments: "Occupiers are the new patriots of the country"
• Northstars top unbeaten Utica Proctor in OT
• Central New Yorkers can expect snowy, windy day
• Onondaga County Executive: Medicaid proposal could mean "real dollar savings"
• Cuomo's plan to link state aid to teacher evaluation plans may not be a problem for most local districts
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo puts pressure on unions, schools in proposed state budget
• Oswego school board hears responses from employee morale survey
• Romney looking to clinch GOP nomination in Florida
• FACT CHECK: Distortions made during Monday's GOP debate
• Sports institute director recommends steps to protect youths from sex abuse
• Jordan-Elbridge Board of Education to consider using $415,000 in reserves for legal costs
• More accustomed to rain, Seattle braces for 5 to 10 inches of snow
• Gulf nations show growing confidence to stand with US against Iran
• Occupy Syracuse says it will stay despite eviction order from mayor, fire chief
• Cuomo campaign raises another $6 million
• Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang is leaving company
• Former Dick's executive gets three years in prison for kickbacks
• Proposed budget: How much state aid would Central New York school districts get?
• Concordia disaster could cost the cruise industry hundreds of millions of dollars
• Big banks must show break-up plans under new FDIC rule
• Scientists confirm meteorite rocks fell from Mars
• Average age of US vehicles sets record at 10.8 years
• Iraq veteran, a suspect in killings of four homeless men in Southern California, stalked his victims
• What's going on: Russia asks if US radar ruined its Mars probe
• Cuomo presents his executive budget
• New councilor gets feet wet as Camillus parks committee chair
• Longtime F-M athletic director to retire this spring
• Eastwood home catches on fire, 5 displaced
• C-NS track holds on at weather-delayed Grieve meet
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• Cicero to form committee on open government
• Sled for RED: Event to benefit AIDS Community Resources Jan. 21
• Chris’ Flowers Etc. closed again by state tax authorities
• DeJaynes rejects deal
• ‘Shop for Tim’ at All in the Kitchen
• Battle against cyberbullying underway in local schools  
• Clay youngster collects blankets for the Rescue Mission
• Occupy Syracuse served eviction notice
• Cold front expected to turn mild Tuesday into wintry Wednesday around Syracuse
• Destiny USA's latest store announcement is a name familiar to the Syracuse center: Beauty Plus Salon
• Update: Crash on I-690 west cleared near Teall Avenue.
• Oswego Neighbors Today: 3rd Annual North Shore Snow Sculpture Contest
• Gov. Cuomo to explain how he'll putty $2 billion gap and keep his promises
• New Jersey mom gives birth to child on PATH train to New York City
• Students evacuated after bomb threat at Baker High School in Baldwinsville
• Opinion today: Wegmans was correct to resume running Baldwin television ads
• Wikipedia joins web blackout to protest SOPA, PIPA anti-piracy bills Wednesday
• Today's obituaries: Michael Rao, 54, of Camillus, member of the Valley Desperados
• Cazenovia beats track powers at Grieve Invitational
• Sen. Charles Schumer to call for all military steel to be made in the U.S. today during Auburn steel plant tour
• Photos of the Day: Celebrating Martin Luther King Jr.
• James Hickey fills Lysander seat
• COLUMN: B'ville Library Focus - Ready or not, we’re off into the future
• B'ville WOL offers more than just preschool
• US urges South Korea to cut Iranian oil imports
• What's going on: Divers blast rescue hole in Italian cruise ship
• Update: Hundreds of National Grid customers remain without power
• Company News: Daniel R. Sharpe joins Bond, Schoeneck & King
• Syracuse power outage caused by tree falling on power lines
• Phil Klein's 'My Irish Heart' Wins Praise from Music Critic David Abrams
• Syracuse rape trial puts new spotlight on fate of missing 6-year-old boy
• Poll: New Yorkers oppose Gov. Cuomo's convention center pitch
• 'Martian Luther King' on Westhill High School sign simply human error, superintendent says
• Skaneateles student cut from basketball team claims race discrimination
• West Monroe house fire causes extensive damage
• LL Bean celebrates 100th anniversary by building a boot on wheels
• Occupy Wall Street marks Martin Luther King day in New York City with march, protest
• Steve Jobs action figure pulled from market
• Environmental fears mount in cruise ship wreck off the coast of Italy
• Ron Paul's campaign is centered around fighting Washington spending, yet he flies first class for congressional travel
• Martin Luther King Day marked by readings, awards, luncheon in Central New York
• Lawyer in Bradley Manning case wants to depose Hillary Rodham Clinton
• Update: Police identify victim of fatal crash in Manlius
• Manlius woman, 23, dies in Pompey Center Road crash
• Cicero woman to play for $1M on game show Tuesday
• Economic view shaky as Cuomo prepares New York state budget
• F-M BOE to meet Wednesday morning and enter executive session
• What's going on: Jon Huntsman makes it official and drops out of presidential race
• Neighbors North Today: Couple wins $20,000 wedding package at Bridal Show raffle in Cicero
• Cayuga Neighbors Today: Ithaca man attacked at least a half-dozen elderly women in their homes over 2 decades
• No. 1 Orange dump Providence, match record start
• Crime database: Westcott burglars strike during Syracuse University winter break
• Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner to deliver State of the City speech Jan. 26
• EDITORIAL: Your negativity brings our communities down
• Madison Neighbors Today: Stanton House B&B in Cazenovia on market for $749,000 (photos)
• CANNIBAL CORPSE: Reigning Kings Of Death Metal Set To Release 12th Studio Album
• Fire Finances: Camillus FD ends 2011 with hefty surplus
• Electric plants shift from coal to natural gas
• Goris, O’Sullivan begin new partnership
• Caz town board discusses 2012 lake treatment, hydrofracking
• Caz College Art Faculty to exhibit recent work
• NHL star, B’ville native gives $100K to Upstate
• Column: Head to Lysander town offices before traveling abroad
• Shacksboro hosts super clearance sale before shutdown
• Track girls claim MVTA title
• Rolling with the punches: Assault City Roller Derby calls Syracuse home
• Academic Achievements
• Village board gives $10K to Austin Park playground project
• New hiring procedures for Skaneateles coaches developing
• Police investigate fatal car crash in Manlius
• Community Center fights for municipal power
• A Report from SVFD Station 54
• Opinion today: What do those GOP candidates stand for?
• A Life of Crime: Ithaca man's savage attacks on elderly women span decades
• Today's obituaries: Diana L. DeMott, 50, of Scriba, a counselor at the Crisis Pregnancy Center
• Sunoco station spurs planning board discussion in Camillus village
• Closing on Camillus Cutlery buildings expected soon
• City of Syracuse's meter coin theft lawsuit dismissed
• Pace of gas price increases slows down around Syracuse
• Costa CEO blames captain error for ship capsized
• Campaign officials: Jon Huntsman to quit GOP race
• VA helps vets battle hidden wounds of war
• Mott Road Elementary third-grader is finalist for cover of national magazine
• Syracuse University Unsung Hero award winners include advocate for abused victims, Marcellus student and Occupy activist
• Late Cheryl Spear honored as Martin Luther King Unsung Hero
• Liverpool boys basketball wins Juggler Classic
• C-NS boys basketball has 2-1 week
• Liverpool wrestlers top WG, win Hannibal meet
• One dead in Pompey Center Road car crash
• Photos of the Day: 'She Helped Create a Path for Others'
• Central New York school districts scramble to try to create new teacher evaluations
• Iran bans foreign currency trading on the street
• Madison Central School students coming home from Disney performance, trip
• Company News: John D. Cook promoted at Hiscock & Barclay LLP
• Seven Oswego County villages gear up for March elections
• NewsChannel 9 returns to Verizon FiOS after two-day blackout
• Stephen Colbert's presidential exploratory committee: mountain climber, explosives expert and a brain in a jar
• Heroic figure or a flawed man? Image of Martin Luther King Jr. is evolving
• Syracuse man accused of driving drunk the wrong way on I-690 W exit ramp, causing crash
• Central New York key in the War of 1812 fight; communities ready to mark 200th anniversary
• Today's obituaries: Joan August Kucinski, who performed with NYC Opera Co. for 20 years, and bowled with Placido Domingo
• Plan for Reva electric-car plant in Lysander runs out of juice
• Jordan man airlifted to Syracuse hospital after snowmobile crash in Lewis County
• Caz wrestling claims seventh as Invitational host
• What's going on: Third survivor rescued from cruise ship; captain accused of abandoning ship
• Live at the War Memorial: The Acts
• Music legends from Aerosmith to ZZ Top made our War Memorial the place to be
• Technically Speaking: Watching TV isn’t what it used to be
• Manlius high schoolers win 10th annual Battle of the Bands
• Bernie Fine's fourth accuser, Floyd VanHooser, recants: 'I told a lot of lies'
• Winter guard season opens for Central New York squads
• Child advocacy center plans town hall on preventing child abuse in youth sports
• Niles loses town garage, trucks, loader in fire
• Ross pushes Westhill past Grimes, 50-42
• Take free Tai Chi classes in Elbridge this month
• President pushes 'insourcing' to create jobs; GOP again makes pitch for Keystone oil pipeline
• What's going on: Bomb blast in Iraq kills more than 50 Shiite pilgrims
• 3 dead, 69 missing as cruise ship runs aground, tips over near coast of Italy
• James Brown: The hardest working man at the War Memorial
• Guest columnist: How Wegmans and Lowe's were bullied by social media
• Lowville Academy students remember coach Bobb Watkins, who taught them the healing power of swimming hard
• CNS girls win big in Hoops Hall Classic
• Judge: John Edwards has serious heart condition
• Auburn house fire causes extensive damage
• California Gov. Jerry Brown's plan to scrap kindergarten program draws protest
• Kodak sues Fujifilm as stock slumps
• Best in show: Six gadgets that defined CES 2012
• S&P cuts credit ratings for France, Italy and Spain
• Tensions high, US warns Iran not to block shipping
• Baldwinsville considers closing elementary school due to budget gap, drop in enrollment
• What's going on: Marines name general to handle video probes
• Syracuse area put under winter storm warning
• Albany Street stores join to form ‘Wishlist’
• Gagné joins Caz College workforce
• The heat is on...
• Winter color guard, percussion circuit seasons begin
• Apple discloses its list of suppliers for the first time
• Trustees Jones and Cromp to run for reelection in March
• Madison Neighbors Today: Murder Mystery Dinner, Global Game Jam, batting cages, and court outcomes
• Obama takes on big government: "It has to change"
• New Camillus councilor has eye on communication, economic development
• Delta airplane arriving from Atlanta has mishap on Buffalo airport runway
• Interstate 81 closed down between Parish and Central Square
• Neighbors West Today: Interview with former Marcellus mayor, Onondaga County's newest legislator
• A Skewed View: If you want it, you will get it
• Ramblings from the empty nest: Sweet songs of temptation
• Jerome Melvin leaves interim superintendent job in Central Square
• Syracuse's WSYR Channel 9 blocks signal to FiOS customers as negotiations with Verizon continue
• Syracuse mayor accuses garage operator of fraud
• Peru court sentences Joran Van der Sloot to 28 years for murder
• Weaker Europe starts to lose appetite for US goods
• Neighbors East Today: SUV just misses crashing into Chittenango football coach's house
• CNY school superintendents struggle with decision to close schools this morning
• Slow storm delays Oswego County school closings
• Camillus chiropractor to share anti-aging strategies in library talk
• Best Bets: Pulp and periodicals
• California financial analyst wins $208 million lottery jackpot in Long Island
• LETTERS: Comstock/Enders property: an irreplaceable piece of Cazenovia’s history
• LETTERS: County conservative chair wary of Tea Party members and political ideals
• Hockey Bees get crucial win over Solvay
• Bees bowl over Liverpool, West Genesee
• Marcellus Town Board could extend hydrofracking moratorium
• B’ville girls basketball takes second loss
• B’ville boys basketball edged by Corcoran
• Hornets upended by Oswego, 62-49
• Upstate opens clinical trial for treatment of foot drop
• Former Marcellus mayor takes lifelong interest in public service to county legislature
• New Music by Syracuse Musicians Frank Stepanek and Bob Holz
• 3D printing experts engage with community at FFL Fab Lab open house
• Snow messes with morning commute in Central New York
• Skaneateles boys hockey blanks Whitesboro
• Boys Lakers split, drop thriller to Ludden
• Skaneateles girls fall to Bishop Ludden, J-E
• Conservatives torn over defending, opposing Mitt Romney
• What's going on: Missing teen Natalee Holloway declared dead
• Snow slides into Syracuse region
• Morning commute on snow-covered roads
• Company News: Erin Martin Kane hired by Syracuse University
• Beijing Apple store egged after new iPhone 4S delayed
• New York State Thruway reports several morning accidents
• Photos of the Day: Lights Out
• Syracuse couple surprises Catholic churches, organizations with multimillion-dollar donations
• Documents show how Fed missed housing bust
• B'ville Father and Daughter dance returns Feb. 11
• COLUMN: Looking up for inspiration
• B’ville woman earns prestigious certification
• Fulton firefighters put out early morning fire in church garage
• Funding for completion of the Destiny USA expansion hits a snag
• Upstate commits to first lady’s Joining Forces initiative
• New sensation at CES 2012: Phones that let you feel the world
• West Genesee girls basketball beats Liverpool in four OTs
• Syracuse police investigating stabbing near Henninger High School
• Alaskan winter piles on more snow for already weather-weary residents
• Shoemaker leads Hornets to second win over CBA
• Panel picks COR Development to transform Syracuse's Inner Harbor
• Gas prices could rise past $4 by Memorial Day, analysts say
• Obama asks for debt limit increase as Treasury reports country is on pace to rack up a smaller deficit in 2012
• Lights on the Lake sets attendance and money record for Onondaga County
• Target to partner with small specialty shops to offer trendy limited edition merchandise
• US officials assure Afghans there will be a full probe of Marines who apparently desecrated bodies
• EPA: New York should map hydrofracking wells, set radiation limits
• Army officer recommends trial in Bradley Manning WikiLeaks case
• KeyBank agrees to buy 37 upstate New York HSBC branches
• St. Joe's hires Seifter as general counsel
• What's going on: Russian spacecraft turned space junk will crash soon
• Baltimore Woods in Marcellus to celebrate locally produced food
• Oswego Neighbors Today: 'Doughnuts With Doheny' forums to be held across the district
• Mayor Michael Bloomberg vows to sidestep union and fire half the teachers in underperforming schools
• Fayetteville mayor makes push for development
• Neighbors North Today: Local musicians to play free event in Liverpool Sunday
• bc Restaurant goes for an image shift
• Syracuse Woman Magazine celebrates first anniversary
• Wigge Reviews: The Devil Inside
• Elmira man draws life sentence for killing bar owner
• Former state Supreme Court Justice John Murad Sr. dies
• Justice Department says Obama's appointments during congressional recess legal
• North Syracuse man indicted in fatal crash case
• Retail sales increased less than predicted in December
• B’ville wrestlers beat CNS, seize first place
• Storm dumps up to 8 inches in southern Adirondacks
• Marching Bees sweep Gator Bowl competition
• Lysander seeks in-house engineer
• Attorney appointed to Lysander position
• LETTERS: Christmas Bureau thanks community
• Bench warrant issued for Syracuse woman accused of starving dog
• Opinion today: Nuclear fears result from many half-truths
• Update: Officials reopen I-81 gateway to Canada at Wellesley Island
• Verizon has until midnight to reach a contract agreement, or WSYR Channel 9 pulls the plug for FiOS subscribers
• Madison Neighbors Today: Driscoll gives 30-minute presentation in Oneida on Cuomo's 'State of the State' (watch video)
• Psychologist faces jail for bilking Medicaid and Medicare in billing scam
• East Syracuse man charged with DWI after Kirkville crash
• What's going on: Divers search icy river for Maine toddler missing for 3 weeks
• Dunbar hires new executive director
• Edward Ryan and Charles Major will lead Syracuse's St. Patrick's Parade
• Rainy Thursday expected to turn into snowy Friday around Syracuse
• Hockey Wildcats win big, go to 12-0
• West Genesee swimmers handle CNS
• Today's obituaries: Mildred Berl led an interesting life as an artist, educator, poet and psychologist
• Playoff time at last?
• Photos of the Day: School Lunches with a Mission
• 2011's foreclosure rate lowest since pre-recession
• Afghan President Hamid Karzai condemns video of U.S. Marines allegedly urinating on corpses
• After encampment ends, Occupy Wall Street protesters become nomads
• Company News: Deborah Welch takes new role at St. Joseph's Hospital
• East Syracuse man charged with DWI after crash in Sullivan
• Postseason push: Corcoran hockey poised for second half of league slate
• Your Comments: She'll let you frack for cash
• State, local officials address constituents at State of the Area Forum
• J-D school board outlines budget obstacles for 2012-13
• Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner seeks hydrofracking ban around Onondaga Lake
• New York landowners weigh in on hydrofracking regulations
• Some key details of Gov. Cuomo's New York budget plan are emerging
• Warren Buffett offers to match GOP debt-reducing gifts
• School managers see -- and taste -- foods they may soon serve in Central New York cafeterias
• Port Byron groups settle dispute over naming war monument after two soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• St. Joseph's takes steps to prevent decorative waterfall in lobby from making people sick
• What's going on: Astronomers see more planets than stars in galaxy
• Central New York cheerleading coach left a legacy of love, caring
• Scholarship for the '12-'13 academic year: Price Chopper’s Golub Foundation Scholarships
• Homicide drops off US list of top causes of death
• Apple to hold media event about education next week
• Federal Reserve survey shows economy ended 2011 on a strong note
• Fulton Fire Department receives $377,000 federal grant to buy new pumper
• SUNY Oswego students make it to the top of Mount Killimanjaro
• German economy feared to have stalled at the end of last year
• Two years after devastating earthquake, few major Haiti reconstruction projects have begun
• Ford recalls 450,426 minivans and SUVs
• Syracuse sets no-snow record, but wintry weather is on the way
• Watchdog: Growing IRS workload and less money means taxpayers are suffering
• Officers from across the county honored for traffic safety
• Solvay man guilty of manslaughter in fatal Syracuse stabbing
• Town of Clay woman rejects plea deal in dead-baby case
• Volunteers shunted aside as county department takes over part of Ste. Marie
• City Scuffle: BoFA — Look but don’t eat
• Caz High School continues move toward accreditation
• CBA student-athletes receive Believe to Achieve Award
• Baldwinsville woman named director of Jamesville senior living community
• Sign up for Onondaga's Facebook app for a chance to win an iPad 2! All you have...
• School district begins to consider budget cuts
• Ludden basketball sweeps Skaneateles
• J-E girls deal with short-handed lineup
• Elephant, primate exhibits get final touches at Rosamond Gifford Zoo, in Syracuse
• Judge reserves decision on fired Auburn police officer's bid to gain back pay, pension draw
• Microsoft 'avoid ghetto' app for smartphones' GPS navigation stirs controversy
• Opinion today: Fracking risks far outweigh possible positive outcomes
• Downtown’s bc Restaurant reopens this Friday
• Mother, young daughter injured in James Street hit-and-run
• Mazda still missing following robbery Tuesday at a Syracuse home
• Orthopedic doctors shifting business from Community General to St. Joseph's
• Buffalo union members hit with new racketeering charges
• What's going on: US fires 1st drone in Pakistan in 6 weeks
• Today's obituaries: Myrle A. Capria-Curro, 46, of North Syracuse, a cheerleading coach for many years
• 20 Occupy Wall Street protesters spend night in Zuccotti Park
• Man tells Syracuse police he was stabbed on South Salina Street
• Girls Lakers win MVITA Division I crown
• Twinkies in trouble? Hostess Brands files for Ch. 11 bankruptcy protection
• Caz boys hoops handle Homer, move to 8-2
• Photos of the Day: Taking Advantage of the Unseasonable Weather
• New greater Baldwinsville legislators begin terms
• B'ville Chamber to host re-gifting party
• LETTERS: Reflections – A Journalistic Travesty
• B'ville Big Chill returns Jan. 20, 21
• Rescuers responding to a rollover accident on John Glenn Boulevard ramp to Route 690 east
• Town of Clay woman to report in court on plea offer in death of newborn daughter
• California defense contractor wants to open Salina nanochip plant, creating 200 high-tech jobs
• Getting local food to more local people key agriculture issue in 2012
• Auburn firefighters called early to investigate smoke in house
• Syracuse robbers steal purse, laptop and car
• Skaneateles considers selling its lakefront village hall
• Romney wins New Hampshire primary, cements his front-runner position
• Nintendo demonstrates Wii U game machine at CES 2012
• Republicans to add a seat to New York Senate with redistricting, seeking to protect party's power base
• Healthy recipe by Rachael Ray goes over big in three Oswego County schools
• Hydrofracking fans, foes weigh in on New York regulations
• Career advisers: It's up to you to make the best of the improving economy
• Pittsburgh lawyer defending SU coach Jim Boeheim in defamation suit
• Call it a comeback: It's not easy for old brands to become new again
• New rules set to take effect Jan. 26 require airlines to advertise actual cost of tickets
• Bristol-Myers CEO sees fruits of company's transformation
• Tiny snowfall means big savings for Central New York villages, towns, cities and counties
• How cellphone demand is boosting Unimar, a CNY company that helps light the towers
• Russia's space chief says failures may be sabotage, hints US might be behind it
• Downtown After Dark: First Night fall-out; Frisina fired
• Trustees consider selling, moving village offices
• United Kingdom will allow Scotland to hold a binding vote on its independence
• Oneida police arrest 23-year-old mother they say hid cocaine in her baby's crib
• East Syracuse Fire Department wants to form independent fire district; village questions savings
• Oswego Neighbors Today: Town of Hannibal is top tax cap violator in New York
• Report: Nursing homes and other long-term care providers pump $1 billion into CNY economy
• DeWitt, Manlius release list of county roads they will no longer plow
• Driver charged with imprudent speed after tractor-trailer spills in Camillus
• Woman who flipped car on Route 481 on New Year's Eve faces charges
• Neighbors North Today: Liverpool woman thankful for new, seizure-free life after brain surgery
• Fight over food led to Ohio murder-suicide of 4 people, says sheriff
• Saunders wins at Port Byron Invitational
• Air-1 to bill for medical transports after FAA approves license change
• Cayuga Neighbors Today: Auburn woman, boyfriend charged in Jreck Subs robbery
• Too sexy for high school yearbook? Teen's photos rejected for being 'inappropriate'
• New Hampshire residents cast their votes
• Live updates from the GOP presidential primary in New Hampshire
• Supreme Court weighs policy against curse words on TV
• Luck of the draft
• Tax cuts, but only a beginning
• First Night fall-out: I told you so
• Wrestling Lakers rise to third at Port Byron meet
• Youth Movement coming to LPL
• Report: New York City school employee faked daughter's death to go on vacation
• Liverpool's Clausen on cover of Syracuse Woman Magazine
• Fourth annual Snowmobile Ride for Children with Special Needs is upcoming
• Request for special prosecutor details allegations of election law violations involving County Executive Joanie Mahoney's relatives
• FAA approves license to allow Onondaga County sheriff's helicopter to charge for service
• Today's obituaries: Richard W. Miller, contributed over $1.6 million to SUNY Canton
• Olympus sues executives for damages in cover-up
• Developers pitch plans for Syracuse Inner Harbor
• What's going on: North Korea to pardon convicts
• Photos of the Day: Full Wolf Moon
• Legend of Whiskey Hollow
• Van Buren parks and recreation: Family swim held at Baker HS
• Van Buren murder update
• Volunteer Connections: January is National Mentoring Month
• Chautauqua County man wins $1 million in lottery
• Syracuse teen shot Monday night
• Cazenovia College student keeps his heart, mind on goal of improving life in Ghana
• NHL star gives $100K to Upstate Cancer Center
• F-M Board of Education votes to hire school resource officer
• Overall crime down 7 percent in Syracuse
• U.S. Rep. Bill Owens calls for a change in attitudes at Morrisville State College town hall meeting
• Film relating food to health issues showing today at Oswego YMCA
• Oswego State to test outdoor emergency notification system Thursday
• Cicero eliminates planning and development director
• East Syracuse passes tax cap override; taxes not expected to rise
• Genre-bending act A Day To Remember extends highly anticipated Spring 2012 North
• Auburn man sizes up goals as contestant on 'The Biggest Loser' reality television show
• Neighborhood clothing sale coming to Fayetteville
• Syracuse crime down 7 percent; shots fired calls increase
• GOATWHORE: Blood for the Master - first single, tracklisting, and studio footage
• Lillian Axe Set to Debut New Album with New Lead Vocalist
• CNS hockey dominates Optimist Tournament
• Boys hoops Warriors have 1-1 week
• Liverpool hockey undergoes coaching change
• Boys Northstars edged by F-M, Oswego
• White House: Nothing secret about 2009 'lavish' Halloween party
• Twenty-three B’ville students selected for Jr. High All-County Music Fest
• Neighbors North Today: Baby, engagement, and reunion announcements; plus more news from the North
• B'ville Village Hardware announces toolbox winner
• Baldwinsville continues budget hearing
• Priorities in New Year: Cut spending, mandates and help job creation
• Cazenovia counselors help students look at their future
• Judge calls Aaron Sakran's actions in fatal hit-run crash "selfish, cold-blooded and cowardly"
• Village board reviews current projects
• Today's obituaries: Sheryl Aiello, 64, a Syracuse city school teacher from 1970 until retiring
• CBA’s Wleklinski earns 400th coaching win
• Planning Board considers Ender’s Property demolition
• Girls Red Rams win twice, stay unbeaten
• Caz Village Board authorizes new water main pipes
• Manlius, DeWitt, East Syracuse Police Reports ending 1/3
• Opinion today: Governor should take tests alongside CNY students
• 2 ice fishermen die after falling into White Birch Lake in Windsor
• F-M swimmers zoom past J-D/CBA
• Spartans stumble in losses to Skaneateles, Cortland
• College planning workshop returns to library
• F-M hockey takes out Central Square, B’ville
• CBA/J-D wrestlers topple Cortland
• What's going on: Iran sentences American man to death in CIA case
• Get on-the-spot admission counseling, learn about courses and programs of study,...
• Upstate lands big gift from pro hockey player
• Fears over oil supply drive gas prices higher in Syracuse, across US
• Syracuse School District to hold hearing on renewing charter school
• Photos of the Day: Some Help for Immigrants
• Nurse from Dryden competes to win the heart of 'The Bachelor'
• Occupy Albany regroups, moves into downtown office
• Justice Department ruling allows for possibility of online gambling in New York
• Company News: Rochele Clark hired by Crouse Hospital
• Traffic stop results in gun, drug charges against three Syracuse men
• New supervisor for Cicero outlines his goals for 2012
• Top-ranked Orange survive Marquette, stay unbeaten
• Oswego County now requires permit if anyone wants to protest at funerals
• New state plan pairs loans and utility bills
• Change in Check-Run Schedule
• Washington Notebook: Checking off ‘bucket list’ item, two local men help Huntsman in N.H.
• One injured in Volney fire
• Rogers, Bishop Ludden take down Bishop Grimes 63-53
• GOP weekend debates fact check: Candidates twist the numbers
• F-M students kick-start annual Dance Marathon fundraiser
• Girls Bees share sixth at Constantino meet
• B’ville hockey earns mid-season split
• What's going on: Iran has reportedly begun uranium enrichment at new site
• Girls hockey Lakers break into win column
• Fiutak wins pole vault at Constantino meet
• Indoor track stars get wins at weekend meets
• Today's obituaries: Charles Shea, former Onondaga County legislator and Fabius supervisor
• WG basketball earns split with Corcoran
• J-E volleyball goes 1-2, beats Cato-Meridian
• WG swimmers power past Auburn
• Girls indoor track Lakers sweep Partner Relays
• Billboard company plans to take down Syracuse University class's outdoor artwork
• Cazenovia hockey splits, gets key OT win
• Live updates from the second GOP presidential debate in New Hampshire
• Caz boys hoops wins twice, improves to 7-2
• U.S. Rep. Richard Hanna: Central New York's man in the middle
• Central New York cemeteries and others across the state fall on hard times in poor economy
• Syracuse bicyclist suffers minor injury in hit-and-run crash
• Trash hauler crashes on Thruway in Sullivan
• Hundreds of students at Syracuse University for annual Model United Nations conference
• Occupy Syracuse to mark 99th day in park with rally Sunday
• J-D indoor track rises to top at Constantino meet
• Lakers edged in shoot-out in Schneider tourney final
• Camillus police will soon ticket motorists who ignore no left turn signs
• A sign of the times? Three fire companies face uncertain future due to a lack of people, money
• Like Father, Like Son: Steven Cuddeback chairs Cayuga County Legislature
• State police: Employee helped girl escape from Hillside Children's Center in Auburn
• They're desperate for snow in Redfield, home of legendary snowfalls
• New Hampshire expects 250,000 Republican votes
• CNS indoor track wins again at Consantino meet
• Rogers leads Bishop Ludden past Bishop Grimes
• 10 years later, No Child Left Behind is struggling
• Oneida Ltd.'s future is in its sterling reputation, Wall Street finds
• Maureen Green: Pardon the appearance of Carrier Circle
• Your Comments: Santorum's views are similar to the Taliban's
• Syracuse woman threw her arms around man she thought was going to jump
• Residents upset over 58 percent jump in Fayetteville fire protection taxes
• Central New York continues to enjoy above-average temps, below-average snow
• Two Syracuse cases = five guns, 10 arrests
• New Hampshire folks love it when the presidential candidates come to town
• Book depicts tensions between first lady and President Obama's aides
• Hornets dealt first defeat by Henninger
• Court halts tree-cutting projects in New Mexico, Arizona to save spotted owl
• EPA will send drinking water to Pennsylvania town with wells possibly polluted by hydrofracking
• Syracuse police: Armed robber meets armed store clerk; clerk wins
• Syracuse Judge Ted Limpert back from Air National Guard duty overseas
• Positive jobs report on Friday fails to lift stock market
• 2011 job hopes improved most for worst-hit groups
• 14-year-old boy hit by car in Syracuse
• IRS estimate: 17 percent of taxes owed went unpaid
• Elvis impersonator from Glens Falls and his wife are accused of welfare fraud
• Oswego Fire Deputy Chief Peter Donovan retires
• Rick Santorum believes America needs a 'Jesus candidate'
• President Obama plans change in immigration rule on waivers
• New apple business in town of Oswego hiring former Birds Eye workers
• Skaneateles woman sentenced to prison for helping ex-husband hide criminal profits
• J-D to hold budget forum
• What's going on: White House proposes raise for federal workers
• Radisson Community Holiday a huge success
• Baker student wins DAR award
• Santa visits B'ville PEACE
• Neighbors West Today: Elbridge family opens sweet shop; West Genesee teen band to compete Saturday
• Live updates from the GOP presidential debate in New Hampshire
• An unfolding storyline: Rochester's Bob Lonsberry comes to WSYR
• Village trustees consider future of old fire station
• B’ville girls bowlers earn pair of wins
• CNS bowling sides sweep Liverpool
• Liverpool swimmers defeat Baldwinsville
• Elbridge board members sworn in at organizational meeting
• J-D boys volleyball starts 1-1, edges Chittenango
• BlancaWhite's Debut 'Classic Rock' Album RESURGENCE OF ROCK
• Madison Neighbors Today: Alleged child killer assaulted in Oneida County Jail
• Syracuse University recognized as partner in federal program to increase summer employment opportunities for 180,000 youth nationwide
• eighth blackbird group performs 'Pierrot lunaire' Tuesday, Jan. 24
• Ludacris, Rick Ross to co-headline first ever Rock the Dome Concert
• Employers add 200,000 jobs, unemployment rate at 8.5 percent
• Man found dead in New Haven home destroyed by fire
• Marcellus Rotary announces more flexible meeting schedule
• Ogdensburg boy, 2, killed by falling dresser
• Company News: Jeffrey Collier hired by Pinckney Hugo Group
• Welsh corgi dog found alive 4 days after Montana avalanche
• What's going on: NASA questions right of Apollo 13 commander James Lovell's right to sell flight checklist
• Stephen Hawking at 70: Women are still 'a complete mystery'
• Today's obituaries: Deacon Jimmie J. Smiley Sr., he leaves 13 children to cherish his memory
• Photos of the Day: Braving the Weather for Work and Play
• Debate reopens about fate of historic Enders Road house in Cazenovia
• Onondaga County jail deputy to become sergeant
• Cazenovia wrestlers rally past Homer
• Cuomo laments Buffalo's poverty, but rates are higher in Syracuse and Rochester
• Ford to open Silicon Valley lab
• New Haven, N.Y., home destroyed by fire
• Syracuse police arrest armed suspect
• Your Comments: The current level of military spending is unsustainable
• Grimes girls take first loss to Bishop Ludden
• Driver in crash that killed C-NS student pleads not guilty
• Video purports to show Utica cops planting drugs
• New York senator demands decision on whether to tighten controls on painkillers
• Snow festival in China shows ice in all its splendor
• Runners can run through Lights on the Lake Saturday night
• What's going on: Alabama man arrested in Florida abortion clinic fire
• President Obama vows US will stay world's top military power
• Hydrofracking waste well owner undertakes study after earthquakes shake northeastern Ohio
• General Motors to add more steel to Volt to protect battery
• CCSD to host community forums
• Wigge Reviews: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
• Is there a 'CES curse?' Annual gadget show has a poor record
• New year starts with hopeful outlook on hiring
• Constellation Brands' profit slumps in the third quarter
• Auld Lang Syne
• North Syracuse Central School District public listening session rescheduled
• Your home's age is key factor in determining if there's risk for child lead exposure
• Influential independent Democrats set eight priorities
• Mother of three girls killed in Connecticut Christmas Day fire gives tearful eulogy
• Proposals for Syracuse Inner Harbor to be unveiled Monday
• Syracuse Police unveils online database of 67 unsolved homicides
• Oswego Neighbors Today: Central Square grad working with producer whose credits include Michael Jackson's 'Bad' album
• Syracuse police website introduces section featuring cold cases
• Elbridge family business owners expand brand with Main Street sweets shop
• Fabius-Pompey, LaFayette to share business administrator to save money
• Holiday discounts put crimp in retailers' profits last month
• Casey Anthony video diary surfaces on YouTube
• OPINION: Manlius officials discuss goals for 2012
• Neighbors East Today: DeWitt man charged in crash involving Manlius police car
• "What It Takes" An Interview with JP Voytko, Owner of Black Shoe Productions
• Mid-Lakes Navigation to exhibit at New York Boat Show
• National Girls Hockey Academy coming to Skaneateles
• Jordan-Elbridge schools to share transportation services with Auburn
• Pedestrian bridge to be built over Limestone Creek at Fayetteville park
• Nearly six years ago, the College changed the name of its "Academic One" buildin...
• Assemblyman William Boyland Jr. of Brooklyn pleads not guilty to bribery
• Syracuse's Destiny USA adds another fashion outlet, Ecko Unlimited, to its growing list of new retailers, restaurants and entertainment
• Former Oneida County correction officer charged with giving contraband to inmates
• Ray students celebrate season with science
• Rare honor: Four CNY men receive boating safety award
• B'ville Board of Ed to meet Jan. 9
• Canton Woods parking lot receives funding for repairs
• Skaneateles native selected for art exhibition
• LETTERS: Thank you from Canton Woods
• Five days from NH primary, GOP candidates rush for more cash
• Today's obituaries: Kelly James, 76, of Baldwinsville, former pro football player and nationally known Blues singer
• West Genny hockey flattens CNS, moves to 11-0
• DeWitt man charged in head-on crash involving Manlius patrol car
• SCORPIONS - Metal Legends Announce Two New Releases for January 2012!
• Troopers continue crackdown on Buffalo's Route 33 for aggressive drivers
• Photos of the Day: A Wondrous Opening
• What's going on: 1 Utah officer dies after shootout; five more injured
• Baldwinsville teens explore legends of Whiskey Hollow in movie
• Boeing to close Wichita plant with 2,160 jobs
• Light Work announces 'Looking & Looking'
• Kane joins Syracuse University as associate vice president of public relations
• Bathroom light suspected in fire at Oswego house
• Central New York lawmakers are happy to hear Gov. Cuomo talk about mandate relief in his State of the State speech
• Chances of Central New York drone flights improve as new law allows six national test sites
• Syracuse Police to introduce new cold case website
• How to recycle Christmas trees in your community
• Syracuse school district appeals $11.5 million cut in state grant money
• Texas police kill eighth-grader carrying pellet gun
• Skaneateles dairy farm cited for manure runoff in area watersheds
• CDC scientist: Tests are needed to determine impact of hydrofracking
• Iowa caucus result doesn't resolve GOP search for identity
• Former TSA agent gets two years in New York drug case
• Report: Former Rochester stalwart Kodak may file for bankruptcy
• 2011 was a great year for US automakers, who expect this year to be even better
• Now you see it, now you don't: Cornell scientists create time cloak
• Do you dread April 15? This year, you get two more days to file your returns
• New York State Police investigate numerous metal thefts
• Camillus lawyer, garage owner charged with fraud
• New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo outlines plans for his second year in office
• All-Democratic Syracuse council holds first meeting of year
• Auburn man competes for top prize on TV reality show 'The Biggest Loser'
• Argentine president awake, OK after cancer surgery
• Camillus attorney, auto mechanic accused of fraud
• What's going on: Police kill armed eighth-grader in Texas school
• Medical examiner rules blunt force trauma took Van Buren woman's life
• Camillus drops two from town planning, zoning boards
• Neighbors North Today: New Lysander Town Board makes changes in 2012
• New Year's Eve intruder shot and killed by Oklahoma mom with a shotgun
• Syracuse JCC to host 10th annual Battle of the Bands
• State of the State: Gov. Cuomo bets on Aqueduct convention center, casinos
• Oswego Neighbors Today: Town cuts taxes nearly 50 percent
• DeWitt Rotary hosts former Chief of Staff to Colin Powell Monday
• MAVES responders kick back, save lives at new facility
• GUITAR GREAT ERIC JOHNSON ANNOUNCES JANUARY "EVENING WITH" U.S. TOUR
• Pure Rock & Roll Bliss with Toronto's CJ SLEEZ
• Caz Police discover, detain five illegal immigrants
• Skaneateles hockey blanks Auburn, 5-0
• Controversial ads by Georgia health agency target childhood obesity
• Fulton driver charged with burglary after troopers find copper, bolt cutters, at traffic stop
• Palmer crowns geography champ
• Paige’s Butterfly Run donates $168K
• Gas prices climb more than a nickel since last week around Syracuse
• Atkinson, Skaneateles deal ESM first loss
• Library Focus: Winter-spring story time signups underway
• Lysander Parks and Recreation: Swim lessons for children begin Jan. 14
• New Lysander board reorganizes town government
• Livestream: Gov. Cuomo's State of the State address
• Online petition asks Wegmans to reinstate Alec Baldwin commercials
• Today's obituaries: Marsha E. Waldron, 61, of Baldwinsville, predeceased by her husband in January 2011
• Onondaga Historical Association will give historical document back to New York state
• Westhill girls hold off Ludden, go to 8-0
• What's going on: Utah-Nevada couple's crime spree ends after four-day manhunt
• Photos of the Day: Snow Band Dumps on Mexico
• Syracuse schools to appeal state decision to suspend funding
• Report: Yahoo may name PayPal exec as CEO
• Firefighters battle house fire in Cayuga County town of Genoa
• Price Chopper recalls gourmet stuffed clams
• Mitt Romney ekes out 8-vote win over Rick Santorum in Iowa
• Company News: Leadership Greater Syracuse announces 2012 class participants
• Best Bets: Syracuse Orange on a roll
• Paul, Santorum and Romney lead early vote in Iowa caucuses
• Syracuse-area supporters of Ron Paul gather at Liverpool hotel
• GOP-led Onondaga County Legislature votes to eliminate budget position held by a Democrat
• Madison County leader focuses on positives during his State of the County speech
• Angry man tied to firebomb attack on Islamic cultural center in New York City
• What's going on: Judge rules black church is rightful owner of KKK store
• Spandex-clad 'hero' stars in New York anti-fracking ad
• British police find body on estate owned by Queen Elizabeth II
• New York State Agricultural Society meets Thursday in Salina
• Central Square school board continues superintendent search
• State suspends school improvement money for Syracuse and nine other districts
• Canadian man forgets his passport, uses scan on his iPad to enter US
• Award-winning Baldwinsville marching band returns home to cheers
• Cuddeback elected chair of Cayuga County Legislature, Lattimore picked as deputy chair
• Wall Street's Happy New Year: Dow finishes day up almost 180 points
• Kodak in danger of shares being delisted from New York Stock Exchange
• Lecture at Onondaga Community College to focus on biomass
• Oswego man arrested in Fulton after chase
• Syracuse man admits federal murder charge in botched 2010 robbery that left Tavorn Hunter dead
• Wegmans axes Alec Baldwin ads after customer complaints
• Welch Allyn boss to retire at end of year
• GOATWHORE and HATE ETERNAL announce Feb-March tour
• Thomas Gillen begins first week as Oswego mayor
• Oswego High School newspaper scoops up press awards
• AmeriCorps looking for youth workers in Oswego, Parish and Mexico
• NBC sold out of advertising spots for Super Bowl
• WSYR to add Rochester's Bob Lonsberry to lineup
• F-M students set ambitious Dance Marathon fundraising goal
• Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation awards $10,334 to United Cerebral Palsy in Syracuse
• School is In: More lessons learned outside of school
• Cazenovia Mayor: Reflecting on 2011, looking ahead to 2012
• Caz Chief of Police: Looking back at 2011, ahead to 2012
• Sheriff's Office seeks to ID Home Depot power tool thieves
• American building blocks
• Feola fills in as director of historic area choir
• Usbornes celebrate 55 years of matrimony
• Eagle Star-Review 2011: The Year in Review
• Tax talk takes up time at village board meeting
• Iowa caucuses: Which candidate would you choose?
• Even in the cold Occupy Syracuse continues on
• Photos of unidentified corpse posted online to solve cold cases
• Task force recommends setting aside part of horse race winnings to care for retired horses
• Water service break closes block of South Salina Street, Syracuse, to southbound traffic
• Oswego County men accused of having cocaine and heroin
• State closes Arthur Kill Correctional Facility on Staten Island
• Manlius Police car hit head-on on Kirkville Road
• Today's obituaries: George W. Stevens, 59, a firefighter, certified SCUBA diver, Jack Daniels Distillery squire
• Snow, sharp wind chills greet Syracuse residents returning to routines
• Company news: Aaron Evans hired at Strategic Financial Services
• Photos of the Day: You Put Your Right Foot In...
• Company news: Michael Bykowski hired at Beardsley Design Associates Architecture
• Manlius police car, second vehicle collide on Kirkville Road
• What's going on: 24-year-old man from Germany arrested in Los Angeles arson spree
• B'ville Optimist recognized for community dedication
• First graders host publishing party
• Lysander approves two fire contracts
• YMCA – Why Lysander?
• Police blotter: Criminal mischief charged
• Woman takes unique road to sue Honda over mileage
• Medical examiner expected to announce cause of death in Baldwinsville homicide
• Upstate alumni create scholarship to honor professor
• Gala, radiothon raise nearly $500,000 to benefit pediatric care, scholarships and hospital enhancements
• Expert: Wastewater well from oil and gas drilling caused Ohio earthquakes
• Lake effect sparing Syracuse for now; snow bands stripe Oswego County
• 10 percent of Colgate University faculty in India for academic expedition
• Key funding for Central New York could be on tap in State of the State Wednesday
• Downtown After Dark: Community doctor recalls massaging Lennon’s heart
• Authorities probe fire attacks on four New York City sites, including Islamic cultural center
• New York hydrofracking opponents focus efforts on local bans
• Updated: Lake effect snow advisory to last until 6 p.m. Tuesday for Central New York
• Los Angeles police chief says 'right guy' is being held in Hollywood arson spree
• Update: Man arrested in connection with five-day Los Angeles arson spree
• Bullet fired through front door, Cazenovia man charged with reckless endangerment
• President Obama seeks the right tone when discussing the economy
• Federal road funds are at risk in some states over new driver safety rule
• US auto industry looks ahead to another good year
• Arab League: Syrian tanks withdraw, but the killings continue
• Children rescued from icy Utah river by passers-by are back home
• City Scuffle: Black Lites, Five to Life, Anna and the Media Unit
• Syracuse native’s love of coffee percolates downtown
• Updated: Burning car carrier shuts down eastbound Thruway near Herkimer
• Baldwinsville marching band wins top honor at Gator Bowl's band competition
• Media mogul Rupert Murdoch starts the New Year by joining Twitter
• Long-time employee purchases East Syracuse Chevrolet
• What's going on: Visitors evacuated from Mount Rainier as police search for gunman
• Chinese student killed by car buried near Plattsburgh, NY, school that he loved
• Buffalo twins born a year apart, sort of
• Marcellus prepares for village budget season
• Man accused of killing his wife in Van Buren stabbed a priest to death in 1963
• Firefighters battle Owasco house fire
• Otisca Building - former brewery on Syracuse's North Side - expected to be torn down soon
• Get ready: Winter coming back with up to 7 inches expected by Tuesday; wind chills below zero
• Fayetteville-Manlius student recognized nationally for poetry; will attend event in Miami
• Baldwinsville Bees marching band to perform at Gator Bowl
• Southwest YMCA at Onondaga Community College to open to the public Monday
• Village of Camillus holds special meeting to appoint, swear in 2 to board
• Town of Onondaga man comes home to find burglar in his driveway
• Another copper pipe theft occurs in Syracuse
• Oswego Hospital has first baby of 2012
• Hundreds enjoy perfect weather for Syracuse Resolution Run
• More than 60 brave cold Cayuga waters for polar bear swim
• Time Warner Cable subscribers lose MSG sports channels
• Today's obituaries: Frank Moynihan, Valley neighborhood builder
• Cops say man tried to pay with $1 million bill in North Carolina Walmart
• What's going on: Los Angeles brings in new year with more arson fires
• Caz girls dominate John DiMao Invitational
• Syracuse area's newest music equipment store comes from two rockin' brothers
• Caz hockey takes third at Cortland-Homer tourney
• Proposed NY law would require documents to be made public before meetings
• CNS hockey tops Auburn, 7-4
• Strong winds Sunday, possible 6 to 10 inches of snow by Tuesday morning
• Oswego County farmers turn to wind power to help lower their energy bills
• B’ville wrestlers go 7-3 at Mountain Duals
• Van Buren woman slain
• Grimes girls beat Mercy in holiday tourney final
• CBA/J-D hockey ties Clarence
• Cortland County town of Marathon split over Amish community's demand for separate school buses
• Central New York celebrates New Year's Eve
• Convicted murderer on parole arraigned in homicide at a Van Buren apartment complex
• Man stabbed near scene of Syracuse's latest homicide
• Calling All Instrumentalists!
• Republicans in Onondaga County Legislature make Patrick Kilmartin their majority leader
• Obama signs defense bill despite 'serious reservations'
• Thruway travel plazas to offer free New Year's coffee, tea
• Onondaga County sheriff to discuss suspicious death
• Syracuse University junior closes in on backflip bet
• Heading into Iowa caucuses, candidates struggle to shape GOP identity for 2012 campaign
• Happy New Year Options from your Syracuse Local Music Examiner!
• Woman injured in vehicle rollover on I-481 in DeWitt
• Today's Obituaries: Katherine (Mack) Mowery, a founder of Mexico Public Library
• Hope reigns for a better year as nation prepares to ring in 2012
• New year will arrive with a drizzle for Syracuse area
• More car fires burn in Los Angeles
• Condition improves for man shot by Syracuse police
• Melo's memorable evening at Dome
• Oswego County emergency planning calendar contains errors
• Auburn resident hit by car while crossing street
• St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center in Syracuse awarded $2.5 million grant from New York state
• CBA coaching milestone denied in tournament final
• 'Suspicious death' being investigated by Onondaga County Sheriff's deputies
• Three members of Syracuse-area family celebrate New Year's Eve birthdays
• Property owners near proposed Northwest YMCA in Radisson file new lawsuit
• Underwater cannon may help protect Great Lakes from invasive gobies
• Federal court delays enforcement of EPA regulation aimed at reducing power plant pollution
• Mystery trust beats the clock for $14.3 million Iowa lottery jackpot
• Uninsured turn to daily deal sites like Groupon, Living Social to cut health care costs
• National Guard honor guards are conducting more military funerals across the country
• Verizon backtracks on plan to change $2 fee for paying bills online, by phone
• Canadian shoppers, drawn by the variety and prices of products, flock to Syracuse to shop, dine, stay -- and fly
• Here's an unusual twist: The top US export this year was gas and other fuels
• Barry Leemann hangs up his legislative gavel
• Oswego's mayor leaves city hall to do "whatever I want"
• Stocks end the year flat after big ups, downs
• What's going on: Firefighters chase arson fires in Hollywood
• Copper thieves in Syracuse damage quadriplegic veteran's Habitat for Humanity house
• Ellis Street fire quickly handled by Syracuse firefighters
• Shot Marine used his fingers to plug bullet holes, saving his life
• Colgate faculty embark on two-week academic expedition to India
• President Obama delays his request for a $1.2 trillion increase in the national debt limit
• Two brothers from NYC accused of selling drugs from Granby apartment
• Syracuse National Action Network chapter will host discussion about police review board
• Images 2011: Read the transcript of Friday's Q&A with our photography experts
• Troopers: Auburn man wakes up lost in stolen truck and calls owner for help
• ‘Tis the season
• Troopers charge two Nedrow boys in Christmas Eve strong-arm robbery
• EDITORIAL: Forward-thinking villages understand tax cap law
• EDITORIAL: Grounding Air-1
• The end of outrage
• New theatre company to hold auditions in Mattydale
• KBR donations begin to “roll” in
• Christmas fun for young, young-at-heart
• 2011: A Look Back at a Good Legislative Year
• Farewell to ‘Legislator’ Lesniak
• Caz Fire Dept., CAVAC respond to two-car crash
• Caz Lions Club to host mixer
• Kindergarten registration now open
• Incoming County Legislator Mike Plochocki thanks supporters and reaches out to all voters
• Cazenovia hiker conquers Appalachian Trail
• Thank you to the residents of Skaneateles
• Review: Dean Brothers evolve in sold out RedHouse show
• Caz Varsity Hockey State Championship banner to be raised at next home game
• Mottville Fire Dept. elects new chief
• Humane Association hopes to find homes for ‘furry friends’ over the holidays
• Today's obituaries: Randall Buske, former greenskeeper at Battle Island Golf Course
• Thruway offering free coffee and hot tea on New Year's Eve
• Fulton man accused of intentionally crashing into back of another car
• CNS pulls away from Liverpool in hoops tourney final
• Battista wins at Spencerport wrestling meet
• Fugitive found in N.C. is charged with manslaughter in beating death of Syracuse man
• Former Birds Eye workers in Fulton eligible for federal aid
• $68 million settlement proposed for fraudulent adoptions in New York City
• US military face problems with troops using 'synthetic' marijuana
• Onondaga, Madison, Cortland counties to get more than $6 million grants for emergency services
• Central New York stories that made a difference in 2011
• Photos of the Day: Crisp Walk In The Park
• What's going on: US finalizes deal to sell F-15s to Saudi Arabia
• American Brat Pack: where airline CEOs came of age
• Near West Side club teaches children how to repair bicycles
• Oswego, Fulton mayors to be sworn in Sunday
• Villages prepare for budget season; East Syracuse plans to override tax cap
• Fayetteville mayor to run for re-election
• Three choppers cover CNY as Air-1's future hangs in the air
• Woman injured in two-vehicle crash in Syracuse
• Camillus Police reports ending Dec. 27
• Your Comments: "If you cannot afford to have kids, then don't have them!"
• Skaneateles wrestles at Lewis County meet
• WG boys fall to Ithaca in hoops tourney final
• Hockey Wildcats shut out Potsdam, Canton
• Henninger hoops wins sixth straight Mayor's Classic
• State grant will fuel energy entrepreneurs at Syracuse's South Side Innovation Center
• Syracuse council unanimously approves law reviving city's Citizen Review Board
• Syracuse Area Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign falls short of fundraising goal
• New York City mayor says work on 9/11 museum has stalled over financial dispute
• Cuts to federal, state subsidies for child care are forcing parents to make hard choices
• Manlius, DeWitt, East Syracuse Police Reports ending 12/26
• Sister: Syracuse homicide victim had promised not to go back to Steuben Street apartment
• East Syracuse Chevrolet sold to longtime employee
• New Haven businessman may sue again over Oswego County's trash hauling law
• US job market ends year in better shape than it started, but future remains uncertain
• Killing of Osama bin Laden voted the top news story of 2011
• Former Auburn police officer, now a convicted felon, seeks back pay and pension draw
• Tourists add 9/11 memorial to their New York City itinerary
• New York bill would require bachelor's degrees for new registered nurses
• No Central New York Sears or Kmart stores are on Sears' initial closing list
• What's going on: No radiation threat from fire on Russian nuclear sub
• Company news: Four Rural Metro employees complete medical training
• NASCAR driver Kasey Kahne apologizes for bashing breastfeeding woman on Twitter
• Whitesboro man charged with possessing child pornography
• US denounces Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez's comment about cancer
• Court papers tell of fight that led to the Dec. 24 death of Sherman Jackson
• Lack of snow affects CNY ski areas
• Iowa voters hold sway over how president is chosen
• Liverpool girls go 1-1 at Hyde Tournament
• B’ville girls fight to ESM tournament title
• Girls Bees take sixth at Jensen Relays
• J-D girls basketball sweeps Southern Tier foes
• Stanford University archives offer history of Apple's early years
• Evidence suggests Tarzan's 'Cheetah' who died last week was an imposter
• Marcellus basketball sweeps holiday tournaments
• WG boys track takes fifth at Jensen meet
• Fulton man, 45, accused of raping a child
• Ludden basketball falls to Bishop Kearney
• Man shot in abdomen this morning can't tell Syracuse police where it happened
• Photos of the Day: Winter's In The Air
• After a slippery morning, Syracuse area will see some sun, then flurries
• Caz wrestlers go 4-4 at Central Square meet
• B'ville: Facelift for New Year
• B’ville Pep Band performs at SU Game
• The Crunch and B’Ville Diner ‘Shoot to Cure MS’
• Take the plunge
• Today's obituaries: Sister Mary Martin Holly, among the first at Jolenta Convent to drive a car
• Ron Paul drawing crowds and surprise endorsement in Iowa
• Five injured in Wednesday Cazenovia crash
• Oneida man charged with DWI
• It's official: Kim Jong Un is North Korea's 'Great Successor'
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo vacationing in the Adirondacks
• Girls track Lakers get 50 points at Jensen meet
• F-M girls indoor track beats J-D at Jensen Relays
• Your Comments: "Unions suck the livelihood out of all of us that have real jobs!"
• Earlville village board appoints a new mayor for the second time in two years
• 33-member DeWitt police force gets a new contract
• US warns Iran against closing Persian Gulf waterway that is a key oil passage
• Fatal Connecticut fire reminds homeowners of the dangers of fireplace ash
• Missionary builders to help Baptist congregation replace damaged Onondaga County church
• Abortion, immigration changes are included among new 2012 laws
• Cortland city councilor misses court deadline to pay $700 fine for DWI, pot possession charges
• New York unions sue state over retiree insurance
• Puerto Rico approves political status referendum
• Syracuse fight call leads to recovery of loaded handgun
• Bargain hunters divided holiday shopping into two seasons: Black Friday and a last-minute surge
• Syracuse councilors will wait till 2012 to try to override mayor's veto
• Venezuelan president: Could US have technology to cause cancer?
• CNS boys earn victory at Jensen Relays
• Stocks slide; S&P 500 turns negative for year
• Onondaga County residents can recycle Christmas trees
• Other new laws ban happy hour, legalize same-sex domestic partnerships
• Solvay Bank declares 27 cent dividend
• The Year in Review
• Oswego County legislators file complaint against one of their own
• Parish man injured in tree-cutting accident
• What's going on: Oklahoma baby is third sickened by rare bacteria
• Want to spend New Year's Day with Gov. Cuomo? Here's how:
• Madison County leaders vote unanimously to accept a state grant they previously rejected
• ESM wins Celi Tournament, improves to 7-0
• Red Cross holds blood drives this holiday weekend
• Pay $10 to Arbor Day Foundation, get 10 trees
• OCRRA turns old conifers into mulch at compost sites
• F-M’s Maggie Zhang named national YoungArts finalist in writing
• A clean canvas; The future of Onondaga Lake's shoreline will be determined by the Syracuse community
• Manlius man charged with possessing child porn
• 'Save JD Sports' makes first benchmark of $48K
• NYS missing adult alert system proves worth
• Students decorate Palmer windows
• B’ville students selected for All-State Music Festival
• Library Focus: Embrace the New Year with your library
• Temperatures to fall all day; gusting winds may bring some snow
• Best Bets: John Lerner Band reunites Friday in Baldwinsville
• Opinion: What is most likely to influence your kids to start smoking?
• Syracuse man shot by police charged with felony in hospital room
• Health overhaul says free preventive care but insurance companies finding loopholes to make you pay
• Top 10 news stories of 2011 in Syracuse and Central New York
• DeWitt Police Department signs union contract
• Chittenango fire confined to rear of house
• Girls hoops Bees take first loss
• J-E sweeps Hannibal, wins volleyball tournament
• What's going on: Syria frees 755 prisoners detained in crackdown
• Fayetteville's Four Seasons to host second annual Sled for Red
• Photos of the Day: The Lion in Winter
• Solvay hockey beats Corcoran in OT, wins tournament
• Fire destroys De Peyster couple's home, spares Elvis museum next door
• Today's obituaries: Jack Gorman, active in politics, former city Democratic chair
• Boston driver admits guilt in death of Andrew Prior, gets 5 years
• Morocco's first mega mall officially opens despite millions of residents living in poverty
• Huge crowds mourn Kim Jong-Il at military funeral in North Korea
• Jamesville-DeWitt group raises $48,000 to save modified sports
• Fulton Common Council adopts 2012 city budget
• Girls Lakers edge West Genesee in OT classic
• F-M girls basketball tops Ludden, 59-48
• Your Comments: Here's a crazy idea, let's reduce our debt rather than raise the limit
• Republican Rick Perry shifts his views on abortion; now he opposes all exceptions
• Authorities identify those killed, reason behind Texas Christmas shootings
• New York ethics panel: Espada improperly hired uncle
• Redistricting could make re-elections tougher for two Central New York politicians
• Baldwinsville marching band set to perform at Gator Bowl in Florida
• White House to seek an increase in borrowing limit again
• Defense department report: Reported sexual assaults up at three military academies
• Occupy activists meet in Iowa, plan caucus events
• Syracuse to finally get significant snow accumulation
• Southeast Entrance to Mitchell Hall Closed Next Week
• Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner vetoes city charter amendment
• Attendance up at Lights on the Lake
• What's going on: Deadly Conn. fire caused by old fireplace embers
• Riders stuck on snow-trapped subway train sue New York City agency
• Obama nominates two to Federal Reserve Board
• Consumer confidence index surges in December
• Health insurance plans must pay new fee next year to fund medical effectiveness research
• Chris Christie: Workers should 'thank God they weren't sick'
• Skaneateles resident Adam Weitsman featured in National Geographic documentary
• Syracuse: ‘Fight like a girl’ in 2012
• City Scuffle: GOP candidates talkin’ primary, school that is
• Emergency village board meeting called in Earlville after mayor's DWI arrest
• Downtown After Dark: Maheu made his mark on N’awlins
• Holiday season gives birth to new shoppers
• The Good Ohl Days: As 2011 creeps quietly into the night, 2012 appears on the horizon
• 40 Below to ring in New Year at Landmark Theatre
• Sandy Creek man charged in Christmas Day attack on woman in New Haven
• Syracuse man hit by car in bar parking lot suffers serious injury
• Village seeks input from Caz community
• Top 10 weird and offbeat news stories of 2011 in Syracuse and Central New York
• Hoffman to serve as chair for state safety committee
• Today's obituaries: Christopher J. Cleary Jr., of North Syracuse, worked as engineer for General Electric
• Girl scouts care for adopted horses
• B’ville students selected for Sr. High All-County Festival
• All I want for Christmas . . .
• What's going on: Missing 9-year-old Indiana girl found dead, babysitter arrested
• Success on the line
• Photos of the Day: Dogs' Best Friends
• Man taken to hospital after house fire in Syracuse's Valley neighborhood
• Onondaga County must decide whether to borrow money to prepare Clay Business Park
• Sears, Kmart to shut 100-120 stores
• What do Jim Boeheim and Marlon Brando have in common? Both received votes in November election.
• A new life for Lily: Greyhound rescued last winter in Madison County thrives with new family
• Green Christmas has some businesses feeling blue
• Christmas Eve homicides: Progress in one killing, suspect in second has 30 arrests
• Months later, East Coast flooding victims remain displaced from their homes
• AP survey: Economy is expected to pick up next year but will still be vulnerable
• Citizen Review Board to get new life in Syracuse after a city councilor revives it
• Fire closes food service at New York Thruway plaza
• Spain's new economy minister warns that the country will fall back into recession
• Attorney General Eric Schneiderman reviews local development corporations
• Police: Gunman involved in Texas murder-suicide was dressed as Santa
• Today's Obituaries: Anthony R. Callisto Sr., of Solvay, served with US Army's Special Forces in WWII
• What's going on: Kim Jong Il's successor meets with SKorean delegation
• War of 1812 monument planned for Sackets Harbor
• Peekskill man charged in connection with missing bus from Syracuse
• Grease fire closes Central New York Thruway travel plaza
• Plan to expand Adirondack freight train hits a snag
• Pros see stocks rising in 2012, but there will be big risks, too
• United Kingdom's Prince Philip remains in hospital
• Sony, Samsung dissolve panel joint venture
• Annual Christmas Bird Count is under way
• Pompey seeks to delay hydrofracking with a six-month moratorium
• Syracuse police will issue on update on two homicide investigations
• NY State police stop wrong-way driver on I-81
• New York Thruway's Port Byron rest area is closed
• Earlville mayor charged with DWI
• The story of how three donkeys landed two Oswego County families in court
• Syracuse man charged with murdering girlfriend on Christmas Eve
• Christmas volunteers make holiday bright
• Sheriff Kevin Walsh among nation's police agencies open to corporate sponsors
• Tough choice looms on 9/11 health lawsuits
• NYC shuts down roll-your-own shops
• Today's obituaries: Shirley A. McCabe, 82, of Syracuse, 'Cookie Lady' at Upstate children's unit
• Answers to questions about Mother Marianne Cope and sainthood
• Occupy Wall Street becomes highly collectible
• Holiday travelers urged to prepare for busy US-Canada border
• What's going on: Nigeria churches hit by bomb attacks during Christmas prayers
• 4 personal finance technology trends for 2012
• Following in Mother Marianne's footsteps, nuns cared for patients society had cast off
• Mother Marianne Cope's journey to sainthood: "No woman ever went out of Syracuse on a greater mission"
• Syracuse police identify man shot early Christmas Eve
• Syracuse police investigating a suspicious death on Steuben Street
• Occupy Syracuse seeks blankets, warm clothes, as winter moves in
• Decorated Ft. Drum soldier charged with murder
• Santa gets some help at 16th annual bike giveaway
• Menorah trades candles for solar power
• Today's Obituaries: Cheryl L. Spear, advocate for human rights and disability rights
• Cuomo: focus to be running government in 2012
• NRC OKs power increase at Nine Mile Point 2
• Weekly addresses put aside politics to deliver Christmas messages
• Top 5 spots to find last minute gifts for central New York food lovers
• Thousands gather in West Bank town of Bethlehem for Christmas Eve celebrations
• Brewerton store robbed Friday night
• Coleman, Cavanaugh helps J-D get past Mexico
• Basketball Warriors struggle in Jacobs' debut
• One dead, two critical after shooting in Syracuse
• Newt Gingrich, Rick Perry won't be on Virginia GOP primary ballot
• Going... going... green!
• Friday night crash kills Cicero man
• Westhill girls end Skaneateles win streak
• (The last) Letters to Santa
• School buses to receive eco-friendly engine heaters
• Local Great Dane wins big at AKC Eukanuba Nationals
• ‘Unplug and Play’ at the Caz Public Library
• NY snowmobile trail app now available
• Skanetaeles boys hoops handles Westhill, 58-45
• The gift of sight: Clinic started by CNY "Lost Boy" restores sight for hundreds
• WG hockey tops Solvay, tightens Division I West lead
• Slippery Syracuse roads cause numerous accidents
• Syracuse.com adds two new features for iPads and smart phones
• Arizona coma patient who was almost taken off life support now can speak, walk
• The gift of life: Salina woman gets her Christmas wish early -- a new heart
• Rochester man sentenced to 20 years to life for robbing Weedsport hotel at gunpoint
• Job growth is lifting hopes for consumer spending
• Sixth grader who saved grandfather from fire honored at Cato-Meridian Middle School
• Stocks close higher; S&P turns positive for 2011
• Stolen angel returns to St. Mary of the Assumption Church in Oswego
• Britain's Prince Philip hospitalized with chest pains
• What's going on: With snow scarce, it looks like a brown Christmas for much of northern US
• ESM’s Morning Show reaches 3,000, Spartan-style
• New York lawmaker renews call to halt lab's move to Kansas
• J-D grad's website helps consumers find free samples
• FBI computer upgrade won't be ready until May 2012
• Company news: Jessie Carbone promoted at Erie Materials
• Volunteers ready to distribute nearly 3,500 bicycles Saturday in Syracuse
• Cuomo announces accord with union for forest rangers, university police, park police and DEC officers
• Three CNY retailers pull Enfamil Newborn canned formula from shelves
• The Champion of Painkillers: The American Pain Foundation and its ties to the drug industry
• Trial date set for Solvay man charged with murder
• Giving to NY charities on the rise, but telemarketers taking a bigger cut
• Images 2011: 'How We See' - favorite photos of the year by The Post-Standard
• Bryant & Stratton adds bachelor's degree in Liverpool, other locations
• Fights break out among shoppers waiting for Nike retro Air Jordans, police break out the pepper spray
• Syracuse community center will host Kwanzaa celebration all next week
• Alec Baldwin not running for NYC mayor because he isn't as 'horny' for it as other candidates
• Salander on the big screen
• Skaneateles Press editor to appear on American History TV, release new books
• New crosswalk signs needed in village
• Skaneateles Press regains official town newspaper status
• Hydrofracking ban may come in March
• Town transfer station fees and rules finalized
• CNS girls finish 2-2 at Nike Tournament of Champions
• Creative writing by Somali Bantu refugee students to appear on Connective Corridor buses
• SU students host first annual student leadership conference in Feb. 2012
• Detroit Mayor Dave Bing to keynote Syracuse University's 27th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration
• SU's Department of Drama, Casting Society of America form premier training program
• Independent film, television producer Wendy Finerman to speak via videoconference Dec. 8
• Central New York Regional Economic Council top winner in state's strategic development funding competition
• Connective Corridor project receives $10 million in federal funding from U.S. Department of Transportation
• Connective Corridor project receives $10 million in federal funding from U.S. Department of Transportation
• Whitman honors Indiana University professor as 2011 Distinguished Entrepreneurship Scholar
• 50th anniversary celebration of Ernie Davis' Heisman in New York City Friday
• New track in speech-language graduate program focuses on high-needs preschoolers
• Whitman MBA students present research on impact of Onondaga County Public Libraries on community
• Syracuse University Library acquires papers of architect Morris Lapidus
• Pan Am 103 victims to be remembered at Dec. 21 service
• First Cyber Engineering Semester completed by inaugural cohort
• South Side Innovation Center receives support to train entrepreneurs for clean energy sector
• Chancellor Cantor to receive honorary degree from University of Michigan
• It's a queer world: Chancellor's Leadership Project unites LGBT scholars, activists, artists from around the world
• Paris Noir's 'jazz moment'
• College of Law launches LL.M. program
• Newhouse School establishes John M. Higgins Award as part of annual Mirror Awards competition
• School of Education awarded 'Race to the Top' grant to establish Syracuse Urban Inclusive Teacher Residents program
• Newhouse public relations faculty team with Cision to examine social media usage
• iSchool and Microsoft partner on social networking experiment
• NewsPro Top Journalism Schools poll ranks Newhouse School No. 1 in the country
• Burton Blatt Institute develops Employer Resources for incorporating people with disabilities into the workplace
• Whitman names winners in semiannual student Capstone Competition
• Onondaga extends warm greetings and well wishes to all of its students, alumni a...
• CNS hockey blanks Liverpool, 6-0
• Cross appears at scene of crash that killed Cicero teen
• B'ville students embrace the season of giving
• Today's obituaries: Clive F. Williams, 69, spent hours restoring a '68 Mustang and a '63 Falcon
• Resolutions to improve water supply system approved
• B'ville grad candidates announced
• B’ville boys fall to Proctor, West Genese
• Poll: Santa Claus is still popular despite tough times
• In wake of Bernie Fine investigation, Central New York therapists find more clients disclosing incidents of child sexual abuse
• Company news: Charles Bertuch re-elected to board of directors
• Grimes hoops teams get scares from Cazenovia
• CBA/J-D wrestlers beat ESM, 51-34
• As holiday weekend begins, gas prices are down and airports report no delays
• Worker hurt in 80-ft. fall from cell tower in Marcy
• What's going on: California hospitals to lock out nurses who went on strike
• Boys hoops Wildcats win pair of road games
• West Genny wrestlers rout Auburn
• Tis' the season to steal
• Man freed from prison by state's highest court that ruled Oswego County judge made mistake
• St. Mary's parishioners hold vigil to protest diocese's decision not to reopen church for regular services
• Teen from Cicero who was reported missing in October is charged with sexual abuse
• Photos of the Day: December 23, 2011
• Condition improves for man shot by Syracuse police
• Jerry Wilcox ousted as Liverpool boys basketball coach
• Chittenango Honor Society members buy presents for needy children and families
• Boys hoops Northstars fall to Henninger
• Auburn man sentenced to five years in prison for pointing rifle at police officer
• House speaker: Republican leaders accept Senate payroll tax cut terms
• Apple's late cofounder and CEO Steve Jobs will be honored with a Grammy
• Kodak agrees to sell its gelatin business to raise cash
• Bombs rock Baghdad, raising fears of sectarian civil war
• Bristol-Myers: Liver cancer drug failed in study
• Fremont Bakery closing after 51 years
• Camillus's Feb Fest canceled for 2012
• Shake-up in Camillus village offices for 2012
• Jamesville teen charged with possession of child porn
• Marcellus to purchase police cars from Manlius for $1 each
• Onondaga County Legislature says goodbye to 102 years of service
• CNS wrestling beats VVS, Central Square
• Hoops: Institute of Technology Central has early leg-up on Syracuse Academy of Science
• B’ville hockey puts scare into West Genny
• Looking for a last-minute holiday gift? Stop by the Barnes & Noble Bookstore at...
• Veterans House Looking for Fitness Equipment
• Semester Fitness Classes Ending
• Central New York Air & Waste Management Association (AWMA) Scholarship
• Central New York Boat Show
• Syracuse man dies in two-car crash in Clay
• Village of Altmar to be abolished in June 2013
• Your Comments: And the Bumble can sue Hermey for pain and duress for extracting his teeth
• Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton to world: Stop gay discrimination
• Gov. Cuomo, New York legislative leaders agree on middle-class tax cuts
• Feds: Couple claimed welfare, but lived in a $1.2M home and traveled around the world
• Two escape fire that damages Syracuse home
• Air Force agrees to let Columbia College build on a less-sensitive part of Hancock Field
• Syracuse expected to be spared East Coast storm
• Police return to Long Island beach where 10 bodies were found
• Anti-fracking advocates send New York City water to Pennsylvania town with water contamination
• Caz girls basketball gets first win over Solvay
• Does 'Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer' promote bullying?
• Newcomer McMahon to lead Onondaga County Legislature
• Black Coffee with Technicolor Brothers at Funk N' Waffles Saturday Night
• Body of woman in wetsuit washes ashore in western New York
• New York state corrections officer charged with fraud
• An insider's account of vote rigging for Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin
• Abused pit bull Princess is back to normal weight
• Push to auction off Air 1 helicopter dies in Onondaga County Legislature
• Cazenovia funeral director to be arraigned Friday before Otsego County judge
• Loretto gets grant to improve energy efficiency
• CCC board to award final bids for expanding Fulton campus at River Glen Plaza's former P&C store
• Where We've Been: Deposit
• Cazenovia Jewelry names winning slogan
• Governor announces new website with 52,000 job openings in NYS
• More Holiday Benefits in the Syracuse Area 2
• CCH students recreate history, with cardboard
• Elbridge: Hart Lot will see lower water rates
• Jamesville man charged in connection to 2010 home invasion
• Posted: State DEC’s hunting regulations put burden of knowledge on landowner
• Where We've Been: Dexter
• Are you a full-time student who's looking for a full tuition scholarship and can...
• Talk to your kids about dating violence
• Call for entries: Toner Prize for Excellence in Political Reporting
• VPA M.F.A. thesis show 'Fishing from the Beach' travels to West Coast
• '300 Miles to Freedom' to be screened at Harlem's historic First Corinthian Baptist Church on Dec. 15
• Carrie Grogan Abbott appointed director of Office of First-Year and Transfer Programs
• Discounted tickets available to Syracuse theater and opera through Pulse holiday special
• Today's obituaries: Ignatius DiBello, a member of General Electric's 25 Year Club and Survivor's Club
• Sheriffs will no longer maintain substation in Clay
• Two Liverpool churches to stage Christmas opera
• School administrators object to evaluation plan for teachers, principals
• Thruway offramp at Exit 36 reopens
• Kepler-22b, new earth-like planet, has rock and water
• Ending the epidemic: Dec. 8 is ‘It’s Time to Talk Day’
• What's going on: Ex-Gov. Rod Blagojevich sentencing hearing begins today
• Cazenovia wrestlers roar to fast start
• Photos of the Day: Glow of Christmas Present
• Girl Scout Troop collects pop tabs
• Christmas at the B'ville Coffeehouse
• Supporting our soldiers this season
• B’ville contractor one of 10 honored in NYS
• 2 Clay residents charged in assault of man from Phoenix, N.Y.
• Madison County man charged after he plows truck into pickup of man caught taking antique plow
• Afghanistan opens bids on gold, copper
• Child advocacy center helped Syracuse University basketball coach Jim Boeheim understand young victims of sexual abuse
• Caz College Chorale debuts 'Amahl and the Night Visitors'
• Veterans' family caregivers, once forgotten, now getting support through new VA program
• Company News: Samantha Gaca and Daniel Leo hired by Testone, Marshall & Discenza, LLP
• Your Comments: Flying Air-1 duplicates services already offered by Mercy Flight
• 4-year-old boy injured in farm accident in Dundee
• Search suspended for man who jumped into Oswego River
• Liverpool girls basketball beaten by J-D
• Brookfield Energy companies sued in fishermen drowning deaths in Oswego River
• New York's Gov. Cuomo proposes new state tax code that would increase burden on the wealthy
• Ask the Entrepreneur: Have a plan in case you need to react to news
• FDA revisits safety of newer birth control drugs
• Update: Onondaga County Sheriff Kevin Walsh presents latest efforts to save police chopper Air-1
• Poplar Ridge post office to close; library might use extra space
• Bernie Fine accuser Zach Tomaselli admits to molesting boy at a Maine camp
• Police find no new clues at Long Island beach where 10 bodies were discovered last year
• Feds took cameras, computers, disks in search of Bernie Fine's house and office
• European Union seeks to save the euro, but S&P isn't convinced
• Clay man gets 20 years for massive child porn collection
• Report finds New York City benefits from globalization
• Feds to allow use of Medicare data to rate doctors
• Subaru, Honda recall vehicles due to brake issues
• Are the Muppets brainwashing your kids? Fox Business host, guest, say yes
• Update: John Street fire in Oswego also damages neighboring house
• City council approves sale of troubled Hotel Syracuse
• Rochester man with a mental disability might get $3.75 million after being cleared of a murder
• Defense attorney for alleged WikiLeaks leaker Bradley Manning to focus on his mental state
• What's going on: President Obama makes case for extending payroll tax cuts
• Switch to using federal death list leads New York-based life insurance companies to pay out $52 million
• Where We've Been: Clinton
• Voting today on the future of Altmar
• EDITORIAL: County should amend law allowing officials to hold two positions
• Second annual mustache contest grows
• Manlius fire department seeks to renovate stations
• Unique holiday sales event coming to town
• Chestnut Cottage gift shop reopens
• Roney urges city water department to keep lake levels low
• Village to spend $272K on clean water equipment
• Skaneateles transfer station fees to change
• County budget leans heavy on reserve funds
• Spafford to fight land trust in court over tax exempt status
• Residents flock to the 34th annual Christmas Walk
• Can you tell us which year the Onondaga men's basketball team won a national cha...
• Congressional race in the 25th promises to be a challenge, again
• Manlius couple supports Carol M. Baldwin Breast Cancer Research Fund
• Builder has plan for Fayetteville lot
• Students in Buffalo suburb suspended after suicide of gay teenager
• Where We've Been: Ithaca
• CNS wrestlers claim fourth at Andersen Tournament
• Opinion Today: 'Millionaire's tax' also hits small business
• Gas prices continue to fall, but increase predicted by New Year's
• Syracuse man dies while hunting
• Unlike Penn State, Syracuse scandal just unfolding
• Hockey Warriors hold off Central Square
• Auburn police looking into theft of silver items from Episcopal church
• When the FBI comes calling, lives change
• Girls hoops Hornets go 1-1 in Oswego tourney
• F-M hockey roars to season-opening win
• What's going on: WikiLeaks' Julian Assange can continue extradition fight
• Photos of the Day: Voices Tell Story of Christmas
• Warming Baldwinsville, one coat at a time
• Ray Middle School holds food drive
• Remove YMCA sign in Radisson
• B'ville PD 34-year veteran honored
• A jolt to consumers -- it's now illegal to throw out rechargeable batteries in New York State
• Oh Christmas tree -- ready for purchase and many same price as last year
• Syracuse area retailers say 'shop local' campaigns are helping drive holiday business
• Robert Congel faces tax exemption deadline Wednesday on expansion of Carousel Center
• Altmar residents vote Tuesday on whether dissolution plan should take effect
• Company News: Tiffany Gray appointed by SU's LGBT Resource Center
• Your comments: Making sense of some of the details surrounding the Bernie Fine investigation so far
• Jardine leads no. 3 SU past no. 9 Florida
• 'Killer Kyle' puts life into Crunch
• From the epicenter of scandal: Daily Orange editors report on Syracuse situation
• Items Needed for Oxford Street Inn Care Packages
• Christmas Care Packages for Oxford Street Inn
• A new beginning
• Drone protesters missed their mark
• Syracuse area road report: Watch for construction this week on Onondaga Lake Parkway
• Now that Herman Cain's gone, GOP's focus turns to Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich
• Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand backs bill to crack down on illegal guns in New York
• Madison County Board of Supervisors lashes out at state mandates
• What's going on: Half of German city evacuated after huge WWII-era bomb is discovered in the Rhine river
• Cuts at U.S. Postal Service mean stamped letters won't arrive the next day
• Today's obituaries: Zella Kennedy Small, radiologist and assistant professor
• Auburn YMCA acquires Boy Scout camp on Owasco Lake for $350,000
• Syracuse University trustees weren't told of Bernie Fine investigation in 2005
• Carole Marsh, who lost post in Republican feud, is hired by Metropolitan Water Board
• People who abuse kids often seem 'nice' and are respected in the community
• B'ville wrestlers lay claim to Andersen Tournament
• Syracuse police investigating shooting that wounded man in hand
• Syracuse medical team provides free joint replacements for seven patients
• West Genesee hockey whips to 3-0 start
• Alumni chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha gives scholarships and service awards
• F-M girls cross country wins sixth straight national championship
• More than 400 Old Newsboys volunteers to hawk newspapers Friday, Saturday to help those in need
• Hope for Ariang at Plowshares Crafts Fair
• 105th Military Police Company comes home as part of troop drawdown in Iraq
• Local NAACP, clergy and others speak up in support of Syracuse police chief
• Canastota man charged with DWI following crash in Sullivan
• Your Comments: Can Syracuse weather the storm and move forward?
• Will Herman Cain drop out of the presidential race?
• Herman Cain suspends campaign for GOP presidential nomination
• Caravan from Syracuse to Fayetteville shines headlights on dangers of impaired driving
• Jerry Sandusky talks about Joe Paterno, Penn State abuse case with New York Times
• A fighting chance: State's ban on mixed martial arts taken to federal court
• Grimes basketball dominates season openers
• Skaneateles hockey lights up Fulton, Whitesboro
• CNS hockey has wild 1-1 start
• Boys hoops Warriors, Mustangs drop season openers
• WG girls basketball edges Auburn, 52-48
• Ancient rocks provide clues for oxygen appearance in Earth's atmosphere
• Caz girls hoops edged by Cortland, 38-37
• Maureen Green: Syracuse will weather the storm of the Bernie Fine scandal
• B’ville hockey lights up CNS in season opener
• CBA volleyball roars to 2-0 start
• J-E volleyball maintains winter schedule
• Syracuse firefighters put out early morning Oak Street fire
• Chittenango volleyball has 0-2 start
• Update: Driver rescued after being trapped in car in Clay
• Your Comments: Thanks for the apology, coach
• Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim apologizes for initial statements about Fine accusers
• Noted Central New York chef Brian Shore has died
• After public uproar, Kentucky church seeks to overturn its ban on interracial couples
• Westhill girls basketball topples CBA
• Fort Worth school district claims new policy about Santa doesn't make it a Grinch
• Venezuela's president: New regional group revives Simon Bolivar's dream of a united Central, South America
• New York Legislature might return next week for a special session
• Mattydale woman helps find furniture, other items for women in need
• Binghamton mayor offers fresh water to families in Dimock Township, Pa.
• State court rules that New York prisoners count in their home districts for redistricting purposes
• President Obama: Relations with Native American tribes are at a turning point
• New retail project proposed in Fayetteville
• State of Michigan may step in to run financially struggling Detroit
• Parent company of The Auburn Citizen to file in bankruptcy court
• Auburn teen admits to arson with flaming marshmallows
• Game maker Zynga hopes to raise about $1 billion in its initial public stock offering
• Why is it so hard to make money running an airline?
• Bacterial meningitis diagnosed at school near Fort Drum
• Oswego State receives grant to begin pilot teacher training program
• CNY Christian radio stations' message is a simple one: 'Spread the Word'
• SU students clean up Rescue Mission warehouse
• Downtown onramp to Interstate 81 northbound may remain closed into the rush hour
• Annual Plowshares craft show scheduled for Saturday, Sunday in Syracuse
• Cazenovia Public Library to showcase MAD Art
• Holiday trees ripe for the picking at CCP sale
• Floral Notes: Dreaming of a ‘greens’ Christmas
• How I will achieve my American dream
• Syracuse National Action Network plans show of support for police chief
• Clearspeak: Buyea’s forever!
• Doing the math together
• Her lasting legacy
• Palmer Elementary basket brigade
• B’ville schools offer many concerts this holiday season
• B'ville Library to host Songs of the Season
• It's looking a bit like Christmas, at least in Pulaski
• Choirs combine for 'Lessons and Carols' at Immaculate Conception
• Mark Twain's 176th Birthday & Elmira
• Opinion Today: Newspaper's excuses don't inspire confidence
• SU-SIFE, Whitman students to lead major clean-up of Rescue Mission warehouse
• SU Marching Band to perform at Heisman Memorial Trophy Gala Dec. 12
• Elman receives $600,000 National Science Foundation grant to establish Qualitative Data Repository
• Syracuse's Destiny USA, the expansion of Carousel Center, adds upscale children's clothier Hartstrings
• Today's obituaries: John Powers, a USSS special agent, protected U.S. Presidents and their families
• Body removed from fatal Fulton airplane crash
• Unemployment rate falls to lowest since March 2009
• New York Times: Syracuse University criticized for its handling of sexual abuse case
• Violent winds cut destructive path through West
• Boy, 10, dies after being struck by day care bus in Buffalo
• Photos of the Day: A Hole in Their Hearts
• Company News: Heather L. Graham hired by VIP Structures Inc.
• Honda recalls 304,000 vehicles globally for air-bag problems
• Update: Thirty-one drone protesters found guilty in DeWitt Town Court; four jailed
• I-81 north ramp closure at Harrison Street could cause headaches today
• Update: Missing Camillus teen found
• New-look girls hoops Lakers fall to ESM
• Camillus teen located
• Update: Thirty-one drone protesters found guilty in DeWitt Town Court
• Group uses candlelight walk in Syracuse to raise awareness, promote education on World AIDS Day
• Department of Education considering probe of SU over Bernie Fine allegations
• Researchers: There was an error in our Pennsylvania gas drilling study
• Congress bickers toward year-end compromise on the payroll tax cut
• Joe Ehrmann: Amid the Bernie Fine investigation, do right by children now
• New York state landowners pan latest delay in hydrofracking regulations
• Parents of New Mexico teen sues school district after son is handcuffed, arrested for burping in class
• Drone protesters found guilty of disorderly conduct
• Nation's economy is improving, but job growth remains weak
• Update: Fatal air crash in Fulton kills at least one person
• Alabama set to train all 16,000 police officers in the state on its new immigration law
• North Syracuse man charged with possessing child pornography
• Death of Willow Street man in Syracuse not considered a homicide
• Stocks waver Thursday, a day after biggest rally in two years
• What's going on: GOP-led House passes bill to end public election funding
• Mark Schwarz defends ESPN's coverage of the Bernie Fine case
• Neighbors West Today: Onondaga Lake cleanup progressing, closer to 'swimmable,' 'fishable' lake
• Auburn city manager hit by car crossing street
• Feds returned to Syracuse University's Melo Center to search Bernie Fine's locker
• 7 needy patients to get free orthopedic surgery
• Lorenzo prepares to host holiday gatherings
• Maine accuser of former Syracuse University coach Bernie Fine appears in court in his own abuse case
• East Syracuse mayor to represent county district, village simultaneously
• Caz College fashion club donates tree to Everson
• Cazenovia ballerina to take center stage
• Senator DeFranciso kicks off annual ‘Cell Phones for Soldiers’ drive
• Those who can do, teach
• Festival of Trees begins Friday at Shoppingtown
• City Scuffle: Almost like a real city
• Stroll, Sing and Shop During Dickens Special Events
• Skaneateles Historical Society news
• Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus
• The spirit of Christmas
• Dewitt Applebee’s auction to benefit Make-A-Wish of CNY
• Bernie Fine's third accuser says Syracuse police 'scared' him with warning about talking to the media
• Designer, acoustician John Storyk to speak Dec. 1
• Samba Laranja wins Syracuse Area Music Award for 'Native Orange'
• SU Symphony Band to perform Dec. 7
• Nominations sought for Syracuse University Martin Luther King Jr. Unsung Heroes Awards
• Upstate to reveal plans today for Kennedy Square
• Switch to federal jurisdiction for Bernie Fine investigation could mean stiffer penalties, no chance for plea bargain
• Ithaca police: Man fatally shot at apartment complex
• Phoenix man arrested in village burglary
• New York City recommends AIDS drugs for any person with HIV
• Today's obituaries: William Bumpus Sr., banker, dairy farmer, home builder, grain broker, bean plant owner
• Stop by Storer Auditorium tonight at 7 p.m. or tomorrow at 11:15 a.m. for a conc...
• Syracuse police await autopsy results on body found in Willow Street apartment
• Photos of the Day: Syracuse's Silhouettes at Sunrise
• Unemployment benefits up 2nd straight week
• Drone protesters verdict expected today
• What's going on: San Diego drug tunnel highlights seasonal trend
• B’ville wrestlers open, fall to Holland Patent
• B’ville officers recognized for outstanding service
• Willsey/Brinson to wed
• Media Wrap Up: Missing Adult Alert
• B’ville Board of Education to meet Dec. 5
• Thank you for the ride
• Television sales high this holiday season
• Company News: Ziwei Huang promoted Upstate Medical University
• OCM BOCES superintendent to retire July 31
• Upstate, private company announce plans to redevelop Kennedy Square in Syracuse
• Syracuse gang member sentenced to 14 years in prison
• Three hurt in two-vehicle crash in Cazenovia
• Missing DeWitt woman found safe
• Syracuse Police investigate suspicious death on East Willow Street
• Robotics workshop teaches Manlius Pebble Hill students science, engineering and more
• Caz hockey drops opener to CBA/J-D
• Onondaga Community College's new arena is drawing business away from Syracuse's Oncenter
• Missing DeWitt woman located
• Camillus man accused of rape
• New York-New Jersey Port Authority changes reason for toll increase
• Camillus girl, 15, reported missing
• FDA examines level of arsenic in apple juice
• Latest theory in the mystery of bodies found on Long Island: 1 killer of 10 people
• Hydrofracking foes rally at New York City hearing, call for ban on that method of natural gas drilling
• Roopnarine Named Director of CSTEP Program
• Camillus man charged with rape
• City council considers $1 million offer for Hotel Syracuse
• Missing Syracuse woman found in South Carolina, sheriff's deputies say.
• New York judge lets anti-gay marriage lawsuit proceed
• Gov. Cuomo says he's considering many fiscal options to close gap in New York state budget
• Syracuse mayor picks replacement for school board member who resigned
• FAA proposes making changes aimed at preventing tarmac delays
• Missing Camillus teen last seen at relative's home in Syracuse
• Move by central banks to lower interest rates exhilarates Wall Street
• Arizona gun club offers photos with Santa while holding a machine gun
• New grant aims to convince more Syracuse students to eat breakfast at school
• Europeans face historic choice: Unite or divide?
• Oswego's winter parking ban does not begin Dec. 1
• What's going on: Britain orders Iran's diplomats to leave UK
• DeWitt judge to rule on Hancock 38 Thursday
• Marcellus travel agent books trips for children with special needs
• Parking in downtown Syracuse to be free until Christmas
• DeWitt man charged in scheme to defraud seniors
• MPH to present ‘A Chorus Line’
• Missing Adult Clearinghouse Press Conference
• Mexico resident charged with felony DWI after traffic stop
• SU veteran entrepreneurship programs cited in Interagency Task Force on Veterans Small Business Development report
• Children's touring production 'New Kid' to have additional public performances Dec. 3 and 10 at Syracuse Stage
• Burton Blatt Institute experts to provide legal analysis as part of $2.35 million grant
• New benefits available for veteran caregivers
• Today's obituaries: Adela Belak, trained to decipher military messages sent in secret code
• Opinion Today: Enlist Boeheim as advocate for victims of abuse
• It's never too late to stop learning: adult learner info sessions at Onondaga ar...
• B’ville girls hoops stops ESM in opener
• What's going on: Hillary Clinton arrives in Myanmar to assess reforms
• Horses could soon be slaughtered for meat in US
• Volunteers kick off ‘Wrapsody’ holiday gift wrapping at Carousel
• Timothy Wanamaker, former Buffalo city official admits to theft
• Cato recognized for farmland preservation plan
• Registration for Christmas Bureau set
• Photos of the Day: Camera Ready
• Samsung defeats Apple-sought ban in Australia
• Syracuse teen pleads guilty to burglary
• B’ville students participate in Operation Christmas Child
• Beaver Lake Nature Center holiday pancake breakfasts
• Superintendent to hold special forum for district residents
• B'ville Holiday Shopping Day
• Every ride counts
• Onondaga County Legislature chairman will try again to eliminate sheriff's department helicopter
• Van Duyn on list of nation's worst nursing homes
• State youth aides accused of supplying cellphones to teen inmates at MacCormick Secure Center
• DeWitt man charged with defrauding senior citizens
• Company News: Scott A. Barrett hired by Syracuse University
• Upstate to transform vacant high-rise into student housing
• Your Comments: No other religions decorate a tree, so it's a Christmas tree
• About 150 people turn out Tuesday night to discuss details of Onondaga Lake's cleanup
• Syracuse University fans give basketball coach Jim Boeheim benefit of doubt
• Hockey Wildcats blank Hamilton in opener
• Ernie Davis, Bernie Fine: For Mayor Dave Bing, a week of strong emotions from the present and the past
• Oneida Common Council proposes 3 percent tax levy hike; no public comment on Madison County budget
• LeMoyne College employees, others rally to help Mattydale family who lost patriarch
• Steuben Glass near Rochester, maker of handcrafted crystal, is closing
• After hiking taxes on corporations, Illinois now is considering easing them
• Scriba approves tax agreement for Nine Mile Point Units 1 and 2
• Reports say 'Cyber Monday' set record as the biggest online shopping day
• Facebook pledges in FTC settlement to keep personal information private
• New York state's hearing on hydrofracking regulations moves to the Catskills
• Thomas G. Cantine Jr. Memorial Scholarship
• VIP Women in Technology Scholarships
• Music Lessons for Le Moyne Students!
• Senate rejects effort to strip detainee provision from defense bill
• Update: Economic development plan is in state's hands now
• Caz College Chorale to present ‘Amahl and the Night Visitors’
• White House won't discuss stance on payroll tax cut if it adds to nation's deficit
• Munnsville lawnmower manufacturer faces $125,000 in fines from OSHA
• Tourism in region up from recession lows
• Alliance Bank's board announces 31-cent dividend
• Light Up Fenner raises $8,500
• Update: Search continues for man in Oswego River
• Oops! Rick Perry gets voting age wrong in New Hampshire
• Medal of Honor winner sues defense contractor, claims company called him mentally unstable
• Oswego County Legislature busy in short Tuesday meeting
• Cazenovians shop locally Black Friday
• FBI arrests NY lawmaker on bribery charges, less than a month after he was cleared in another corruption case
• Two-car crash in Oswego injures woman, toddler passing by
• Sister Sin and Doro of Warlock cover Motorhead
• Marcellus to present 'Community Christmas Concert'
• Interested in taking a non-credit class? In December, the College is offering co...
• West Genesee teacher honored for contribution to Toys for Tots
• Anti-bullying program has proven itself effective
• In profile: Kaela Fiutak
• Skaneateles grad dances in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade
• Marcellus church presents community Christmas concert
• Marcellus offers Loaves & Fishes
• LETTERS: Why every vote counts
• Village of Liverpool moves to control traffic on Third Street
• Keepsake Village at Greenpoint to raise money for NAMOW
• Vandals destroy North Syracuse village park signs
• NSBC pageant stresses the meaning of Christmas
• Holiday Best Bets: Why a Christmas tree?
• Small Business Saturday celebrated
• Clay couple turns shed into elves’ workshop for kids with special needs
• Sports Illustrated columnist: Jim Boeheim should keep his job as Syracuse basketball coach
• SU education professor and acclaimed technology researcher named Burton Blatt Institute Fellow
• BBI hosts virtual celebration of International Day of Persons with Disabilities
• 'Emilio Sanchez: No Way Home' at SUArt Galleries
• SU Sculpture Club to present exhibition at XL Projects
• 'Holidays at Hendricks' heralds the season Dec. 4
• Bernie Fine accuser Bobby Davis 'stunned' at accusations he edited audio tape
• Syracuse lawmakers vote themselves the power to override the city planning commission
• Fire at former Rome Cable factory under investigation
• Why a federal judge trashed the SEC's settlement with Citigroup
• Today's obituaries: Andrew W. Cook, 50, died in a motorcycle accident
• Safety oversight of government aircraft lacking
• Solvay hockey starts amid major transitions
• American Airlines files for bankruptcy
• J-D announces winter sports schedule
• What's going on: Herman Cain faces affair allegations from Atlanta woman
• F-M announces winter sports schedule
• ESM announces winter sports schedule
• CBA releases winter sports schedule
• Bishop Grimes releases winter sports schedule
• Photos of the Day: Camillus Lights Up the Holiday Season
• A Cappella Noel-A performance to benefit Christmas Bureau
• Library Focus: Prepare for the busy holiday season
• Holiday help for B'ville families
• Van Buren tax office makes announcement
• A new purpose for Auburn's old Case Mansion: Serving youths and veterans
• State's third fracking hearing is today in the Catskills
• Clay man accused of kidnapping, sexual assault pleads guilty to sexual abuse
• New York City firm wants to buy, reopen historic Hotel Syracuse
• Company News: Rachel M. Galusha hired by KeyBank
• Update: Man shot in Syracuse
• Your Comments: Children need to build up a tolerance to germs
• How Syracuse University Chancellor Nancy Cantor decided to fire associate head coach Bernie Fine
• Three North Syracuse men accused of assaulting homeowner in town of Clay
• About 30 show up to discuss proposed charter school for Oswego
• AP Analysis: More parents are deciding not to get their children vaccinated
• Syracuse house fire causes extensive damage
• Man who jumped off bridge missing in Oswego River
• Alleged White House shooter found competent to stand trial
• Top GOP aide for House panel investigating Solyndra has ties to the company
• Syracuse assault victim dies from injuries
• Obama: US is willing to help Europe with its debt woes, but won't bail out countries
• Scholarship for the 11-12 academic year - StudentScholarship.org
• Boys & Girls Club says Laurie Fine no longer works there
• Skaneateles native named president of SUNY Binghamton
• Community forum set Tuesday to talk about Onondaga Lake cleanup
• Stocks soar on big shopping weekend, hope for an end to Europe's financial crisis
• Two New York students surrender to police in exam cheating scandal
• On eve of court battle, Syracuse police will release Bernie Fine information to DA's office
• Syracuse teacher wins competition that promotes math and science careers
• General Motors to offer free loaner cars to Volt owners concerned about battery problems
• Neighbors North Today: Cicero business owner organizes flash mob for Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Syracuse city council gives itself more say over planning decisions
• Philadelphia stays calm but four Occupy protesters are arrested in Los Angeles after deadlines pass
• Testing program fails soldiers, leaving brain injuries undetected
• New owner brings new name, prices to storage facility
• B'ville senior signs with Duquesne University
• The Exchange Experience: ‘Seeding’ phase over, ‘sprouting’ has begun
• Bull reacts to the ‘power of the press’
• CCP thankful for recent community fundraiser
• Leading the way
• Land donation yields new CCP location
• F-M BOE meets tonight
• Wetzel named Engineer of the Year
• Brianne Murphy to challenge Maffei in NY-25 race
• New post will seek international research collaborations
• NIJI Entertainment Group announces collectible Dio releases
• Radiothon to benefit pediatric cancer care starts Nov. 30
• Norfolk Southern wants to demolish Portageville Bridge
• Committee seeks to raise $48K by Dec. 31 to ‘save JD sports’
• Statement from Kevin Quinn, Senior Vice President for Public Affairs, Syracuse University
• Message from Chancellor Cantor
• Meeting tonight on proposed Oswego charter school
• Jim Boeheim's defense of Bernie Fine now seems unfortunate
• Accusers Bobby Davis and Mike Lang respond to Syracuse University's firing of Bernie Fine
• What's going on: Long lines form at polls as Egypt holds historic election
• Senator Charles Schumer to announce support for football helmet legislation
• Gas prices continue to fall around Syracuse
• Photos of the Day: 100 Days of Study End
• Retailers succeed with record holiday shopping weekend
• Liverpool ice hockey gains 1-1 start
• CNS announces winter sports schedule
• Liverpool releases winter sports schedule
• One year after baby's death, murders are down but violence continues
• Court Notebook: Do I know you?
• Syracuse lawyer to challenge Maffei in Democratic primary
• Court Notebook: Like father, like son
• Syracuse superintendent prepares for the work ahead after her first 100 days
• Court Notebook: Judge dispenses homespun advice
• Fire heavily damages West Monroe home
• Company News: Sarah Bertollini hired by Northland Communications
• Syracuse chancellor fires longtime assistant coach Bernie Fine; 'We do not tolerate abuse,' she says
• The Bernie Fine chronology
• Update: One person reportedly injured in six-vehicle collision on I-81 north near Nedrow
• Chancellor Nancy Cantor, Coach Jim Boeheim release statements supporting Syracuse University's firing of Bernie Fine
• One of SU coach Bernie Fine's accusers applauds his firing, but says SU should apologize
• Syracuse University fires assistant men's basketball coach Bernie Fine
• Martial arts flash mob helps cancer survivor give back to Make-A-Wish Foundation (Video)
• American Red Cross helps Granby woman after fire destroys her home
• Read the transcript: Excerpts from the taped phone call between Laurie Fine and Bobby Davis
• Update: Westbound I-90 traffic moving again after crashes between Syracuse and Weedsport
• Spring Lecture Committee Funding Applications Due Nov. 28
• Fitness Class Schedule for Thanksgiving Holiday
• Mass Schedule for Thanksgiving Holiday
• Fire in bathroom damages vacant home on Furman Street in Syracuse
• SU coach Bernie Fine's wife told accuser her husband 'needs help' in taped phone call
• Update: Motorcyclist in Fabius crash dies at Upstate University Hospital
• EDITORIAL: Time to respect the Bernie Fine neighborhood
• Syracuse area road report: I-81 north reduced to one lane from Adams St. to I-690
• More Holiday Benefits in the Syracuse Area
• Today's obituaries: Jonathan James Heerkens, 2002 Marcellus graduate
• Twisted Headz shop employee uses knife to stop man with handgun from robbing store
• After more than 2 years of training for Afghanistan combat, NY Army National Guard soldiers will be sent to guard Kuwait base
• Downtown After Dark: Wars rage, and cries for peace continue
• Sparky Town to reopen Monday
• Syracuse puts the brakes on plans for red light cameras
• Thankful for kindness of strangers
• Central New York food pantries see a major increase in demand
• Motorcyclist not expected to survive Fabius crash
• Update: Teen, man shot within six hours overnight; Syracuse police investigating
• F-M advances to cross country nationals again
• Interview with Benny Mardones
• SU endures Fine tumult, wins NIT title
• ESPN: Bernie Fine's wife expresses concerns about abuse in tape-recorded 2002 phone conversation
• Birds Eye in Fulton: Anatomy of a plant closing
• Tires on 25 vehicles slashed on city's eastside
• Skaneateles ice hockey starts 1-0-1
• Leff advances to national cross country meet
• Baldwinsville announces winter sports schedule
• Third accuser says Syracuse coach Bernie Fine sexually abused him as child
• West Genesee announces winter sports schedule
• Marcellus announces winter sports schedule
• J-E releases winter sports schedule
• Westhill announces winter sports schedule
• Solvay releases winter sports schedule
• Cazenovia announces winter sports schedule
• Chittenango releases winter sports schedule
• Opinion: Up for renewal, the farm bill promotes processed foods, not a healthy diet
• Gunshot victim walks into hospital ER, Syracuse police say
• Troopers charge Sandy Creek man with having untaxed cigarettes at sobriety checkpoint
• DA-police feud turns Bernie Fine investigation "into a circus," experts say
• Two sent to hospital by Van Buren collision
• Booklet on Changes Coming to Mass Available in Campus Ministry
• Syracuse police investigating the slashing of tires on about 25 vehicles
• More than 100 tow trucks turn out for funeral of tow operator killed on Thruway
• NASA launches super-size rover to Mars: 'Go, go, go!'
• Syracuse man stabbed several times early this morning on Marshall Street
• Syracuse police investigating assault that left victim in critical condition
• Man suffers minor injury during early morning armed robbery in Syracuse
• House explodes in Mexico, NY; four people sent to hospital
• Oswego County house explosion sends three to hospital
• Warm CNY weather attracts customers to Christmas tree farms
• Clinton Square fills with holiday spirit at tree lighting
• Lorenzo Mansion readied for Christmas Preview Party
• Wigge Reviews: J. Edgar
• Your Comments: Oppressive, bloated government, get out of my life!
• Sales of midsize cars shrink as buyers go smaller
• U.S. Secret Service joins investigation into Syracuse University associate head basketball coach Bernie Fine
• YouTube video shows Arizona grandfather who was roughed up by police in Walmart
• Oswego County, schools and Scriba officials set public hearings on tax deal with Constellation's two nuclear plants
• Authorities search home of SU assistant basketball coach Bernie Fine
• Occupy Syracuse protesters arrested in Black Friday demonstration at Carousel Center
• Manlius village hopes to refurbish fire stations on Stickley Drive, Pompey Center Road
• 1991 report: Reagan, Bush not criminally liable for Iran-Contra arms-for-hostages deal
• Second electric car battery fire involving Chevy Volt prompts investigation
• Three arrested US students heading home from Cairo
• Syracuse native and former head of St. Elizabeth Medical Center in Utica dies
• JetBlue facing lawsuit for tarmac delays during Oct. storm
• Public, students show that New York redistricting can be fair
• Airlines cut small jets -- and flights to smaller cities -- as fuel prices soar
• New York City hotel forced to banish beloved cat from lobby
• Iraqi president says country still needs American soldiers
• Stocks slip to end the roughest week since September
• Crew washes paint off Syracuse's Columbus monument
• Black Friday shopper shot in failed robbery outside Walmart
• Lunchtime Links: Wild turkey crashes into eatery
• On the menu at New York City politician's corruption trial: $177 bagel
• DeWitt taxes to rise slightly in 2012
• Plan your route with CNY holiday light displays
• 3 American students held in Egypt await release
• Student selected for All-State Chorus
• Police seek missing 22-year-old DeWitt woman
• Father sues Cornell over son's 2010 suicide
• A new approach to the ‘Friday Night Life’
• Celebrating with, not without
• Clearspeak: Supreme Court OKs violent video games for kids
• Caz Artisans continue to flourish
• Syracuse shoppers up at it early for what could be a record-breaking Black Friday
• Sparks fly, drive to California competition
• Today's obituaries: Robert J. Marley, 50, known as 'the real Bob Marley'
• Community survey coming soon
• Search resumes for hunter missing since Wednesday south of Utica
• Black Friday brawl reported at Walmart in Rome
• Earlier deals, longer hours woo Friday shoppers
• Mother, friend say Auburn murder victim feared former boyfriend charged in fatal stabbing
• What's going on: Woman pepper sprays other Black Friday shoppers in Los Angeles Walmart
• Photos of the Day: November 25, 2011
• Company News: Traci Grogan hired by Strategic Financial Services
• Mullarney/Alexander wed
• WWII veteran visits B'ville Christian Academy
• AAA announces ‘Top Shop’ award winners for quality auto repair
• B’ville Optimists host annual Christmas Tree fundraiser
• Dewitt police search for missing woman
• Abbott and Fenner Scholarships
• Education-Portal.com’s Free Textbooks for a Year Scholarship
• Lots of reasons to give thanks today at Rescue Mission, Ronald McDonald House
• Update: Nedrow woman, 41, killed in 3-car crash on Route 57
• Guide to street closings, parking for Christmas tree lighting Friday in downtown Syracuse
• U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords serves Thanksgiving meal to service members in Arizona
• 'Harry Potter' author J.K. Rowling says she felt 'under siege' from British media
• Sheriff deputies say a woman was killed in accident on Route 57
• Vandals hit Columbus Monument overnight in downtown Syracuse
• Syracuse mayor, city council head toward fight over planning board control
• What's going on: Six dead, including three children, in Arizona plane crash
• B'ville Kiwanis Turkey Day Race draws thousands
• Continuum establishes award recognizing innovation in interdisciplinary design education at SU
• Oneida County hunter missing since Wednesday; dozens of fire, police searching woods near home
• NBC, Jimmy Fallon apologize for 'unacceptable' song played during Michele Bachmann introduction
• Egyptian court orders release of three U.S. students arrested during Cairo unrest
• Natalie Lefebvre on Thanksgiving: 'I've fallen in love with everything again'
• Principal’s council established at Elden
• Lysander Parks and Recreation accepting used book donations
• Camillus police play good cop, handing out 20 food baskets for the holiday
• Syracuse nonprofit seeks donations of used bicycles for Christmas Eve giveaway
• Oswego woman charged with selling illegal prescriptions drugs to undercover cop
• President Dmitry Medvedev: Russia may target US missile shield
• Auburn man accused of murder faces additional charges
• Meridian man sentenced to 15 years in state prison
• Texas judge who was recorded beating his older daughter must have supervision for visits with younger daughter
• Brother of Onondaga County Executive Joanie Mahoney accused of road rage
• Minoa apartment fire causes minor damage
• Paroled Level 3 sex offenders should be photographed every three months, Schumer says
• DA: Philip Whaley couldn't lead investigators to remains from Syracuse murders
• Occupy protests cost the nation's cities at least $13 million
• Supercommittee failure complicates presidential election, but might benefit Barack Obama
• Mayor defends police handling of current Bernie Fine investigation
• Feds: No new limits on target shooting on public lands
• Spreading Europe stress sends US stock market lower
• Oneida Indian Nation to have float in Macy's Thanksgiving parade
• Chancellor of University of California, Davis comes under fire for pepper-spray crackdown on peaceful Occupy protesters
• Update: Duck hunter's death in Sandy Creek ruled a drowning
• New York court upholds use of GPS tracker on worker's car
• What's going on: Yemen president quits amid continued uprising
• Safety questions fly as highway trucks get heavier
• Oswego Town man sentenced to 60 years on Monday receives another sentence of 15 years to life
• Five B’ville Girls’ Lax players sign letters of intent
• Thank a volunteer, nominate for B'ville honor
• B’ville Police blotter: Five face DWI charges
• Magnitude-5.9 earthquake hits near crippled Japanese nuclear power plant
• A walk through the heart of Baldwinsville
• Germany's bond auction flop adds to European debt fears
• Octomom's fertility doctor wants license back
• 'Shift your shopping'
• Thanksgiving Bounty
• Support the Chapter by Shopping at Amazon.com
• Skaneateles native to dance in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade
• Black Friday strarts earlier than ever, when will you be shopping?
• Schumer seeks to require frequent mug shots of Level 3 sex offenders
• Fulton man charged with DWI after three-vehicle crash in Granby
• Syracuse district attorney to announce development in Philip Whaley homicides
• Bing search engine to use Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer for its holiday marketing campaign
• Today's obituaries: Ta'Nye V. Hines, 3, of Syracuse, passed away at Golisano Children's Hospital
• What's opened and closed for Thanksgiving holiday
• Clark's Ale House hopes for reopening in Armory Square early next year
• Photos of the Day: Elephant Family Outing
• Thanksgiving Holiday Update
• Snow, ice could make travel difficult north and east of Syracuse
• Central Square teacher aims for the stars through the 'Teacher in Space' program
• What's going on: CNN Debate, Newt Gingrich gambles in bid to catch Mitt Romney
• Win Tickets to Benny Mardones
• Buerkle hears heated concerns of central New York residents in Jordan
• Police in Amboy look for bodies of murdered women
• Buffalo schools leader excited about partnering with the Say Yes education group
• Accuser's biggest fan helped prompt Bernie Fine sex abuse investigation
• Syracuse authorities ignored sex abuse allegations against Bernie Fine in 2002, accuser and friend say
• Syracuse University consults with public relations firm that helped Spitzer, Paterson with their scandals
• Manlius approves tax cap waiver and its 2012 budget a day after deadline
• The Roots welcome Michele Bachmann with diss song on 'Jimmy Fallon'
• Manlius votes to override tax cap
• Bad economy means another scaled-back Thanksgiving for many people
• Quarantine over, five members of Syracuse zoo's reunited elephant herd make first public appearance together
• Auburn murder suspect's mother and uncle tell police he told them he killed former girlfriend
• Weary, blistered Wall Street protesters reach Washington, DC
• This weekend, NASA will launch 'dream machine' to explore Mars
• Bradley Manning's defense might call witnesses at WikiLeaks hearing
• Netflix stocks hit a 20-month low as debt worries mount
• Native American Grant Opportunity
• Retail groups sue the Federal Reserve over high fees banks charge for handling debit cards
• 20 students accused in college-exam scandal in affluent Long Island community
• Syracuse authorities did nothing in 2002 when Bernie Fine abuse allegations surfaced, accuser and friend say
• Protesters reject concessions by Egypt's military
• Schumer wants Oswego County, New York state to use federal programs to combat meth use
• Unemployment rate falls in Syracuse area
• Experts to business owners: Beware of hackers
• Rain expected tonight in Oswego County
• Defense cancels suppression hearing in Megabus homicide case
• Manlius Support Group Canceled
• East Syracuse, Manlius, DeWitt police reports ending Nov. 22
• Rochester police cancel Amber Alert on car tied to an abduction of two boys
• Dispute between police, prosecutor in Bernie Fine case is postponed to next week
• Two honored for dedication to J-E Marching Eagles
• Cool T-Shirt Sale from Victory until the 28th
• McClurg adds three lead carpenters
• LETTERS: Honored to serve the town of Camillus
• Assemblyman Barclay announces troops item drive
• Cazenovia High School seeks accreditation
• Project CAFÉ readies annual Toy Shop event
• Alzheimer's Association Holiday Cards
• Online guidance tool helps students prepare for college
• Police Department receives second taser
• Talking Turkey
• School board accepts Green’s resignation as Lakers head coach
• Boys basketball to raise funds for cancer research
• Absentee ballots confirm Hanlon win for Spafford town board
• Town board hears plans for Austin Park playground upgrade
• Community, local churches gathers to give thanks
• Harvest home festival brings log cabin to life at Baltimore Woods
• ‘Since the gas started’
• Making a living as a musician
• Possible drowning being investigated in Sandy Creek this morning
• Rabbi Brad Hirschfield to speak on religion, politics on Nov. 28
• Ray Smith Symposium continues 'Sex and Power' theme with visits by Baroque musicologist, Medieval historian
• Chew gum, lose weight
• SU Symphony Orchestra to perform works by Mozart, Liszt Dec. 3
• Syracuse's sunshine to yield to heavy rain tonight
• What's next in DA, police battle over Bernie Fine investigation
• Opinion Today: Is my pleasure worth more than a duck's life? Yes!
• 'Six degrees of separation' is really only 4.74 degrees, Facebook study finds
• Photos of the Day: Community Loses 'Sparky'
• SU grad who was with Bernie Fine when the news broke defends his friend
• BCA congratulates All-Star players
• Thank you from the Baker HS Class of 2013
• Update: Chimney fire damages wing of New Haven home
• B'ville Kiwanis Turkey Trot to benefit local children’s charities
• Anheuser-Busch announces new product line in Baldwinsville
• Schumer to call for more help to battle meth abuse, production in Oswego County
• Man found dead in Fenner park
• Onondaga County Republican Party is embroiled in a civil war
• Auburn man charged with fatally stabbing former girlfriend assaulted victim in 2009
• Onondaga County district attorney's office seeks Bernie Fine records
• Le Moyne's four-story add-on to its science center will help college deliver 'contemporary curriculum'
• Syracuse restaurateur Linda "Sparky" Mortimer has died
• Lawyer: Bradley Manning's hearing set in WikiLeaks case
• President Obama issues 5 pardons, 1 prison commutation
• Stocks plunge as debt supercommittee talks collapse
• Syracuse fire was set intentionally, investigator says
• Egyptian Cabinet offers to resign but protests go on
• Netflix seeks to raise at least $400 million
• Co-chairs make it official: Congress' debt supercommittee has failed to reach an agreement
• Congress' super failure: Deficit-cutting panel gives up
• Detectives release composite of assault suspect
• Hydrofracking opponents rally Monday in New Jersey's capital
• Bill Gates testifies Monday in $1 billion lawsuit against Microsoft
• Gov. Cuomo says New York could lose $5 billion from federal government over 10 years
• ESPN report on Syracuse's Bernie Fine was 'irresponsible,' Fox Sports columnist says
• SUNY students protest rising tuition at state Capitol in Albany
• NYPD retiree told to take down 9/11 flag by homeowners association
• What's going on: Mother of bomb plot suspect apologizes to New Yorkers
• DeWitt Police, town debate adding new officer
• Deputies release sketch of suspect wanted in brutal beating of 12-year-old boy in Mattydale
• New York's top court supports state development grants to businesses
• In remembrance: Owner of "Sparky Town" restaurant dies
• Making a living as a musician
• Aging Studies Institute established at SU
• Today's obituaries: Coach Albert Merola Sr., of Solvay, played to the last whistle
• Black Friday 2011 deals on LivingSocial, new websites have no wait in line
• Mattydale man killed in Thruway crash
• Auburn man accused of fatally stabbing ex-girlfriend while toddler slept upstairs
• Announcing the Winners of the Walk 2011 Team T-Shirt Contest
• Daily News columnist: Bernie Fine deserves fair treatment that Duke lacrosse players did not get
• This year's Thanksgiving drive requires more gas money
• Source: Gov. Cuomo calls emergency budget meeting in reaction to apparent failure of 'supercommittee'
• Photos of the Day: Students Go Homeless For Just One Night
• Sheriff's Deputies seeking missing woman
• Ex-Boston archbishop, who resigned in disgrace in 2002, replaced at Rome basillica
• Opinion Today: A free society takes care of its vulnerable citizens
• State police identify tow truck operator killed in Thruway accident
• Hudson & Mowins goes 'green'
• Support B’ville library
• Meeting residents a pleasure
• Officials say 'al-Qaida sympathizer' planned to bomb police and post offices in NYC
• Holiday shopping season launch: Syracuse area retailers, mall operators optimistic
• Company News: Susan Cole hired by Upstate Medical University
• Troopers: Tow truck driver killed in crash on eastbound Thruway in Manlius
• History of the Syracuse Police Told Through Vintage Photographs
• Local Authors Tell History of Syracuse's Jewish Community Through Vintage Photographs
• Children’s House receives whimsical new playscape
• Town moves toward creating sewer district around Lake
• Man, 18, shot in leg on Colvin Street in Syracuse
• Four-hour standoff in Solvay ends after brothers surrender to police
• Update: Cicero town board approves budget with less than 1 percent tax increase
• Phoenix seeks grants to help with village projects
• Bernie Fine's accuser Bobby Davis responds to Syracuse head coach Jim Boeheim's remarks
• Businesses in Lowe's Plaza evacuated when meth items found in car
• B'ville volleyball drops state AA final to Penfield
• Competition is now open for the Society of Women Engineers
• Cicero board adopts a budget – at last
• CORRECTION
• Cazenovia wins second straight field hockey state title
• Winter Driving 101: Here's a refresher course
• Clergy abuse victim advocates to support Bernie Fine accusers
• Panel to cut the deficit is gridlocked, close to failure
• Senator Schumer warns cell phone users could face all-day-long telemarketing calls and higher bills if new legislation passes
• Today's obituaries: Nicolaos Spiro Tzetzis, owner of markets on the East Side
• Despite price dip, plenty of people are selling their gold in Central New York
• DA William Fitzpatrick says Bernie Fine investigation to take several weeks
• Former Sheriff's deputy faces prison sentence today for sex with underage boy
• What's going on: Backlash continues after video captures police pepper spraying Occupy protesters
• Marcellus goes 2-4 at state volleyball final four
• Local gas prices dip again despite rise in price of crude oil
• Detectives seek help in locating missing woman
• Leff rises to second at Federation cross country race
• Svante Myrick: How a child of modest means became Ithaca's youngest mayor-elect
• Doctor helps patients understand options in order to make best decisions about physicians, facilities and treatment
• Phoenix man arrested in domestic-related road-rage incident
• CBA swimmers, runner bring home state titles
• ESM soccer falls in first-ever state semifinal
• Bernie Fine's accuser told Post-Standard in 2002: 'I thought I needed him'
• Smucker's Natural Chunky Peanut Butter recall hits Syracuse stores
• Gold sales still glitter in Syracuse
• Al Merola, Solvay coaching great, dies at 73
• State Canal System reopens to free boaters trapped by flooding
• NY hunter dies in accidental shooting
• Bears denied by Hornell in state football semis
• With new budget gap, Cuomo's first year may be tough to top
• Liverpool field hockey beaten in state Class A semis
• Crew for Syracuse's sitcom pilot 'Upstate' shoots scene in Eastwood
• Caz field hockey tops Bronxville in state field hockey semifinal
• SU basketball fans voice support of Bernie Fine
• Lines were long for Bill Cosby book signing
• NY deer season begins with new rules allowing rifles
• Sex-abuse cases, including allegations at Syracuse University, force us to re-evaluate weight, meaning of 'Coach' (David Steele)
• In a league of their own, but loved by McCann and others
• Video shows police using pepper spray on California 'Occupy' protesters
• If debt supercommittee fails, what will Congress do next?
• Inmates' sweet letters get sour reaction at Watertown prison
• Syracuse, Penn State abuse allegations put other schools on guard
• 'Syracuse is not Penn State,' says Fox Sports columnist
• Today's Obituaries: Bruce W. Kramer, former teacher, coach at Fowler High School
• Message from Chancellor Nancy Cantor
• Syracuse fire guts vacant residence on West Pleasant Avenue
• Salina Town Board approves 2012 budget
• Answers to your questions: What's it like to be a Syracuse ball boy?
• Moammar Gadhafi's son captured in Libya
• Future of symphonic music in Central New York is subject of meeting, feasibility study
• Syracuse avoids big snow, but Oswego County, Oneida County get pounded
• Abuse allegations against Bernie Fine shake Syracuse, lead district attorney to question depth of university's investigation
• Federal judge upholds New York's motorcycle checkpoints
• Rochester Institute of Technology gets $3 million gift to endow business professorship
• GAO audit finds inadequate monitoring of US arms sales to Persian Gulf countries
• Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim: 'I'm not Joe Paterno'
• Mercedes manager from Germany arrested in Alabama under its new immigration law
• Lockheed gets $7.4 billion Air Force deal to upgrade F-22 raptor jets
• Syracuse University's iSchool brings in 100 high school girls to spark interest in the school, technology jobs
• Catholic school in Geddes closed, but parents, volunteers keep annual pie sale tradition going strong
• Celtic Rock Clinic
• Hellenic Times Scholarship Fund
• Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program
• Competition is now open for the James Madison Fellowship
• SMART Scholarship (Science, Math & Research Transformation)
• Competition is now open for the Roothbert Fund
• Thomas R. Pickering Graduate Foreign Affairs Fellowship
• African Heritage Caucus Scholarship
• Udall Scholarship
• Truman Scholarship
• Microsoft Scholarship
• John L. Carey Scholarship
• AICPA Scholarship for Minorities
• As fewer people buy homes, apartment construction surges
• Former Syracuse basketball assistant Tim Welsh shocked by news of Bernie Fine
• Two Central New York athletes in national wheelchair curling tournament this weekend
• AP Interview: Internet tax is a states' rights issue
• Media members camp out across from Bernie Fine's home
• What's going on: Detroit mayor to cut 1,000 jobs amid budget crisis
• Answers to your questions: What about the statute of limitations?
• Key vote on hydrofracking regulations in the Delaware River watershed is postponed
• Cicero town officials to hold special Sunday meeting to try to pass budget without a 14 percent tax increase
• Syracuse assistant coach Bernie Fine: Allegations are false "in every respect"
• Official: Democrats reject latest GOP deficit offer
• Former Syracuse players Howard Triche and Allen Griffin surprised by allegations against Bernie Fine
• Free libraries are one of the strengths of our nation
• Manlius to override tax cap due to fire station
• EDITORIAL: Open meeting laws not open to interpretation
• Best Bets: Circle of Peace & Hope
• State Police target drivers using cell phones
• Men charged in May DeRuyter school burglary
• Camillus MaineSource store shuts down
• Nostalgia spikes Sammys
• Police: Find us on Facebook
• Can you name which building this room was in back in 1973? Answer correctly for...
• With absentee votes tallied, Tassone holds onto lead over Stott
• C-NS field hockey team raises money for soldiers, families through T-shirt sales
• Lights, camera, action: 'Upstate' TV show pilot filmed in Syracuse
• Horseheads man convicted of killing Elmira bar owner
• A fantastical, musical adventure for the holidays in 'The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe'
• SU's Morton Schiff Jazz Ensemble to present free concert Dec. 4
• Brand Yourself, a Student Sandbox Company, receives White House recognition
• Statement from Kevin Quinn, Senior Vice President for Public Affairs, Syracuse University
• Statement From Syracuse Coach Jim Boeheim
• Today's obituaries: Cathy Westlake, held on as long as possible for her 2 kids
• Key gas drilling vote in Delaware River Basin postponed
• Divers this morning remove car from Onondaga Lake
• What's going on: Hillary Clinton to make historic visit to Myanmar
• Syracuse University Chancellor Nancy Cantor issues letter on Bernie Fine case
• Car goes into Onondaga Lake; Central New York roads are slippery
• Photos of the Day: Open Hearts, Open House
• Help the Onondaga community salute our troops through a special fundraiser on Mo...
• At least 300 Occupy Wall Street protesters arrested in New York City
• Syracuse University assistant coach Bernie Fine accused of sexual abuse; university places him on leave
• After 18 years, police searching for victims' bodies in Oswego County
• Manlius family is "virtual melting pot" with adoption of four sibling children at today's Oncenter Adoption Day ceremonies
• Company News: Sarah Norcross hired by Stewart Title Insurance Co.
• Firefighters contribute 15,000 to cancer research
• Upstate Gala will support scholarships, renovations
• Hydrofracking debated at hearing in Binghamton
• Anti-Wall Street protesters march nationwide; 300 arrested in New York City alone
• Opponents and supporters turn out at public hearing on proposed "racino" in Cicero
• Update: Assistant Syracuse University basketball coach Bernie Fine put on leave following child molestation allegations
• Cicero poised to raise taxes 14.5 percent, even though it can't spend the extra revenue
• Why that corporate cash pile isn't so impressive in this struggling economy
• Family, friends celebrate as 38 become U.S. citizens in Syracuse
• Study Abroad Informational Meetings
• Devilishly slow
• New York's top court says 'no-layoff' clause doesn't protect firefighters from budget cuts
• House sets Friday vote on balanced budget proposal
• Stocks sink as Spain becomes latest worry in European debt crisis
• Onondaga Nation women sentenced for her part in marijuana conspiracy
• Fulton woman accused of stealing nearly $10,000 from medical office
• Windmill helps power a sustainable farm on Wellesley Island
• Princess, a Syracuse dog investigators say was starved by her owner, is gaining weight
• Cicero to hold special budget meeting
• What's going on: Gunman fatally shoots himself at Illinois FedEx center
• State regulators postpone decision on whether waste incinerators are 'green'
• U.S. Small Business Administration head tours DeWitt sauce plant
• Let there be light
• Posters to raise awareness of child sexual exploitation unveiled in DeWitt
• Republican debt plan would limit some popular tax breaks
• Idaho man charged with trying to assassinate President Obama
• Absentee ballots counted; no race results change
• Opinion Today: Supreme Court land claim decision just another injustice to American Indians
• Vatican: Legal action planned for Benetton ad depicting Pope kissing Imam
• Their mission is to serve
• Tops Market could come to South Salina Street’s Valley Plaza
• Jake Barrett wins Syracuse council seat, completes Democratic sweep
• Your comments: It's time 'we the people' took our towns
• Kinderhook Road speed limit lowered
• Watercolor Society showcased at the Caz Public Library
• Top scholars tapped for fellowship at Caz College
• Cazenovia Library to host Blues Concert
• GCACC to offer six winter markets
• Caz Garden Club thanks community supporters
• 'A community divided
• Proposed vacuum sewer system is preposterous
• School is In: Lessons learned outside the classroom
• CCP thanks Brownback for land donation
• Supervisor Monforte thanks supporters for strong turnout on Election Day
• Clarke is proud of campaign, will continue to serve Cazenovia in another way
• Hagan joins Cazenovia’s Hunt Real Estate branch
• Judas Priest Epitaph Concert - Rochester, NY
• Man accused of falsely reporting that he saw missing Fulton man alive
• Fall 2011 Raymond Carver Reading Series final installments include novelist and poet
• Whitman School accepts invitation to join inaugural Aspen Undergraduate Business Consortium
• 'Seymourofus Cross-generational Conversation' at La Casita Cultural Center Nov. 17
• Message from Chancellor Cantor
• SU Brass Ensemble rings in holidays with family concerts
• Center for Live Music in the 21st Century to host public conversation on Syracuse Philharmonic programming
• NPR's Michel Martin to speak at Newhouse School Nov. 30
• 'Great Jewish Writers' series continues with Nov. 29 lecture on Grace Paley
• Syracuse University and The King Center announce The King Center Audio and Visual Digitization Project
• Google Music: Can exclusive songs, social incentives help Android service beat iTunes?
• Today's obituaries: Karen Kemp, 56, of North Syracuse, a waitress at Barbagallo's Restaurant for over 25 years
• Nine CBA students achieve perfect scores on SAT/ACT test sections
• B’ville agency seeks to aid working poor
• Body found inside burning car at Rochester park
• Anti-racino campaign steps up its efforts as Onondaga County Legislature holds public hearing
• Crime database: Syracuse's eighth homicide most serious crime in first week of November
• Be active in Lysander government
• Cicero town board votes down 2.75 percent tax hike, but ends up with 14.5 percent increase
• Smucker recalls jars of chunky peanut butter
• Missouri mother charged with murdering 13-month-old son
• Orange rips Manhattan, Albany in NIT games
• Deer causes DeWitt crash
• Congress to kill funding for high-speed rail program
• Photos of the Day: Pets Get to Play Under the Lights
• Know The 10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s Disease Before Heading Home For The Holidays
• McShane's gets its wings
• Special (Coach) K
• Syracuse common councilors to amend city charter today
• What's going on: 5 dead as storms, possible tornadoes hit Southeast
• Lake-effect snow warning in effect for Oswego and northern Oneida counties
• Company News: Rick Holmes hired by Usherwood Office Technology
• Obama scolds tobacco firms for fighting new labels
• DeWitt police investigate one-car crash near Lyndon Corners
• Jordan-Elbridge school superintendent concerned at lack of oversight of public monies
• Lysander First, a bipartisan political group, had the perfect formula for change
• Update: Phoenix school van hit on Interstate 81; 2 students slightly injured
• Black Friday 2011: Is there a backlash over earlier hours?
• What's going on: Emails show that Energy Department tried to delay Solyndra layoffs until after midterm elections
• Protesters march through downtown Oneida in support of Occupy Wall Street demonstrations
• Man accused of shooting at White House arrested in Pennsylvania without incident
• Millionaires visit Capitol Hill to say, 'Please tax me more!'
• US authorities find major drug tunnel in San Diego
• More than 850 people turn out for first New York hearing on hydraulic fracturing
• Oswego County faces lake-effect snow watch
• Republicans Camardo and Ruzicka grab absentee ballots to win two Auburn City Council seats
• Syracuse groups push for jobs, infrastructure, higher taxes on wealthy
• Syracuse church gets ready to give away 500 turkeys on Saturday
• Cuomo's do-over: Summer fundraiser rescheduled for Tuesday
• Report from Rochester: Hydrofracking sparks earthquake concerns
• Oswego County strikes tentative three-year PILOT tax deal for nuclear power plants
• Volunteers serve turkey, trimmings and extra helpings of kindness at St. Lucy's free lunch
• Fundraiser in memory of Phoenix High School football player postponed
• Phoenix Central School bus involved in crash on I-481 in the town of Clay
• Stronger factories, lower prices lift the US economy
• Oswego Town incumbent named winner in supervisor race
• Democrats, Republicans are far apart on reaching a deficit deal
• Opinion Today: Occupy protesters are trying to improve the world
• Tops opens second CNY fueling station
• Body & Sol leads ‘Community Partnership Program’
• ACCEPT - Announce New Album Title!
• Freelance author Mark H. Massé to discuss 'trauma journalism' Nov. 17
• Orange Central webcasts now available
• 'Six Sides of Japanese Package Design' to open at Design Gallery
• Alumnus's $100,000 gift to BBI will support next generation of disability leaders
• Secret Service says bullet hit White House window
• 4 teens killed in Clinton County car crash
• Floyd Little shares lessons from life, sports and business with students at Morrisville State College
• Judas Priest in Rochester, N.Y. Tonight!
• Older workers in Central New York have a much harder time finding a job after being laid off
• House to vote on concealed weapons permit bill
• Madison County proposed 2012 budget to increase tax levy, rate
• Enable closing aquatic therapy pool that serves children, adults with disabilities
• Lauded feminist Gloria Steinem shares cocktails to support Planned Parenthood
• Without a place to congregate, Occupy Wall Street protesters plan marches
• B'ville Rotary distributes hundreds of dictionaries
• Y to host informational open house
• What's going on: 18 kindergarten pupils die in China school bus crash
• Administrators begin review of 2012-13 district budget
• Oswego couple accused of welfare fraud
• Photos of the Day: Pool Draining Enable's Funds
• Facebook warns of recent wave of spam
• Hearings on hydrofracking in New York begin today in Dansville
• Company News: Mike Lane hired by Cantech Automotive
• 'The Mistletoe Polka' Puts Fresh Spark in the Holiday Party
• 'Wizard of Oz' trumpeter dies at 93
• Apple names Arthur Levinson non-executive chairman
• Post office near default? Losses mount to $5.1 billion
• New York set to begin hearings across the state on hydrofracking rules
• Lost audiotapes of Air Force One conversations immediately after JFK's assassination are for sale
• Poll: New York voters support anti-Wall Street protesters occupying public parks
• At Turning Stone, sustainability is in the cards
• Tops' gas station opens in DeWitt
• Occupy Wall Street movement's future unclear after judge rules against camping in park
• Man faced 2 1/2 years in prison after Oswego County Court jury conviction
• A blueprint for green living on Syracuse's Near West Side
• DA Budelmann to appeal judge's dismissal of indictment in Katie Socci murder case
• WCNY launches $4M capital campaign to help build new Syracuse downtown facility
• Fulton man charged with sexual contact with boy
• Health insurance rate hike requests now online
• What's going on: Navy says former SEAL's book about bin Laden raid is a lie
• Oswego man admits making and passing fake money
• Onondaga Community College adding power-plant program
• Republican Michael Didio wins Auburn District 14 seat on Cayuga County Legislature
• Congress pushes back on federal attempts to make school lunches healthier
• Downtown After Dark: Doyle disc revels in dark dreams
• Facebook coping with reports of porn, violent images and video appearing on its site
• F-M, CBA soccer combine to raise $3,300 for cancer research
• Onondaga Community College announced today plans to develop a Nuclear Engineerin...
• City Scuffle: Election Day snooze
• Urban CNY: It’s over! Campaign 2011
• High ranking German diplomat visits F-M
• EDITORIAL: Gwyn Mannion made a contest, a contest
• Camillus Chamber names Cheeburger Cheeburger ‘Business of the Month’
• DeWitt adopts $16.5M spending plan
• Four more years?
• Skaneateles Garden Club recognized by library
• Village board looks to change terms of electives offices
• Village board may spend more than $1 million for water treatment plant
• A Veterans’ Day tribute
• Off-street village parking fee eliminated
• No tax rate increase in Spafford town budget
• MCBE releases absentee vote count
• Act now to get the classes you want and the schedule you need. Registration begi...
• Today's obituaries: Helen Daniels, breeder of Himalayan Siamese Cats
• Expert storyteller Thaler Pekar '85 will visit Newhouse Nov. 14
• McPeak receives grant for West African agricultural research project
• University hosts eighth annual Haudenosaunee Conference Nov. 18-19
• EBV-Families takes place Nov. 13-20 on the SU campus during National Military Family Month
• Student entrepreneur's unique apparel with positive message is showcased at local retailer
• Apple iTunes Match reviews: The good, the bad, and the ugly Napster comparisons
• North Carolina girl, 9, trapped 2 days in wrecked car with dead dad
• Car hits Fayetteville ExpressMart
• Candlelight Red - The Wreckage
• Destiny USA gets new financing, escapes $186M in old debt on Carousel Center
• Court order allows Occupy Wall Street protesters back to Zuccotti Park
• Opinion Today: Torn American flags are a disgrace
• Study: Central New York baby boomers poised to inherit $22 billion over the next 10 years
• What's going on: Herman Cain's trouble with women voters threatens GOP bid
• Trial set for Warren County man charged in snowmobiler's death
• Does commercial traffic ban on the Parkway take it too far?
• UPDATE: State releases Schools in Need of Improvement list
• CanTeen on the move again
• Photos of the Day: A Different Perspective on the Dome
• Students introduce peers to German
• B’ville PD announces new staff
• Lysander 1st grateful for support
• Election represents ‘new day’
• Library Focus: Get your tickets for Nook Color giveaway
• Lysander Colonial Holiday Sale features made in America items
• New engineering, law firms sought for Lysander
• Former Massena coach sentenced in sex case with underage girl
• Small business ingenuity thrives in Thailand floods
• Occupy Wall Street protesters ordered out of Zuccotti Park; 70 arrested
• Proposed 2012 Madison County budget sees rise in tax levy and rate
• New housing fund named in honor of Syracuse "icon of community development"
• Company News: Colleen O'Mara promoted by Pinckney Hugo Group
• DeWitt Rotary to host 30th annual kindling sale
• Onondaga County Sheriff's Office hands out annual honors
• Spurned Central Square woman charged with faking pregnancy to steal $5,000 from ex-boyfriend's wife
• Syracuse police and fire chiefs praise agencies for quick response to train derailment
• Dundee man charged with raping underage girl in Madison County
• Update: Firefighters put out Camillus house fire
• Regional economic development plan sets priorities for state aid
• What's going on: Mountains limited spread of fallout from Japan's Fukushima nuclear plants
• More arrests expected at Occupy Albany over 11 p.m. curfew
• Decoys target iPhone snatchers in New York City subway
• Investigator to probe cheating on New York state exams
• Third earthquake within a month hits eastern Turkey
• House Republican leader says deficit deal is likely by debt supercommittee's Nov. 23 deadline
• Women’s Basketball Team Manager Position
• Sign Up for Rec Center Fitness Classes
• Memorial Candles Available
• Collection for the Amaus Foot Care Clinic Begins
• State finds Jordan-Elbridge School District didn't watch money close enough
• Spirit Airlines raises online booking fee
• Stocks slip as Italian bond sale renews fears of eurozone debt default
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Syracuse improves outlook with assistance from The Salvation Army
• Central New York fundraisers to honor three groups, one volunteer on Tuesday
• Court: School officials right in banning U.S. flag on clothes during Mexican holiday
• Shoe box gifts to benefit kids overseas
• New York State Canal System to close Tuesday
• Democratic write-in candidate Mark Farrell wins Brutus seat on Cayuga County Legislature
• Marine veteran says he's feeling better after Occupy Oakland clash
• Key senator says another FAA shutdown is possible
• SU steams past Fordham in hoops opener
• Adams runs at state cross country championships
• OASIS marks 10th anniversary of enriching lives
• Town land annexed into village
• Interview with Ian Hill of Judas Priest
• Caz cross country girls finish fifth in NY state rankings
• Cazenovia shops ready for holiday season
• Kingson lectures on Social Security
• Lysander tax rate up 1.1 percent
• DeWitt, East Syracuse, Manlius Police Reports
• Medical examiner calls Syracuse man's death a homicide
• American Eagle Airlines fined $900,000 for long tarmac delays
• Rain in forecast for tonight's walking tour of Lights on the Lake in Liverpool
• Occupy Buffalo to thank police for no arrests
• Have lunch with coach Doug Marrone today at PJ's Pub&Grill in Syracuse
• Clay teen charged with assault
• What's going on: 9 dead in gas explosion at restaurant in Shaanxi, China
• Syracuse area gas prices continue to slip lower
• Photos of the Day: High Turnout Swamps Low-Cost Clinic for Pets
• Third graders receive art gift
• Chamber supports YMCA
• Juanita Perez Williams lands job with Department of Labor
• Support appreciated
• Thank you for support
• Volunteer Fair boasts many opportunities
• Consumer's guide to downloadable gifts
• State refuses to relax ban on commercial vehicles on Onondaga Lake Parkway
• Syracuse area road report: Southbound I-81 reduced to one lane at Clinton/Salina streets downtown
• Company News: Brittany E. Aungier hired by Hiscock & Barclay, LLP
• Upstate Bariatric Surgery Center earns five-star rating
• Girls soccer: Bethlehem ends regional hex
• Air-1 helicopter called to assist with brush fire in Memphis
• Syracuse police investigating four stabbings in 24 hours
• Clay teen accused of stabbing boyfriend
• Taye Diggs' reads to 350 at Syracuse program
• Iraq War vet injured in Occupy Oakland clash with police leaves hospital
• Open Enrollment: Deadline Nov. 14
• More than 150 pets line up for $10 veterinary care at clinic in Syracuse
• Body found in Scriba identified as crash victim
• Lights on the Lake to kick off a week early
• Syracuse First hosts second annual 'Buy Local Bash'
• FM grads host film premiere in father's name
• Syracuse MIC Conference - Saturday
• MAVES hosts open house for new facility
• Occupy updates: 24 arrested in Albany; protesters defy eviction order in Portland, Ore.
• JDYAA makes contribution to save J-D modified sports
• Cicero: Tax increase remains at 14.5 percent
• Spartans shut down by Maine-Endwell in regional
• Today's obituaries: Nancy Munro Chase, 46, computer specialist at Enders Road Elementary School
• B’ville soccer ousted in Class AA regional final
• Syracuse Hancock International Airport to call for proposals from companies to provide security
• Peinkofer finishes seventh at state cross country meet
• What's going on: Evelyn Lauder, co-inventor of the pink ribbon breast cancer campaign, dies
• Manahan, Leff both second at state cross country meet
• Large cancer practice decides to stop sending patients to Community General Hospital after Upstate takeover
• Update: Wall collapses on firefighter inside burning Volney house; another firefighter falls off ladder
• SU alum actor Taye Diggs to promote literacy at Say Yes to Education event in Syracuse Sunday
• Liverpool, Cicero-North Syracuse high schools compete at national marching band competition
• Second term assured, Joanie Mahoney sounds off on her priorities - and her friends and foes
• Out of the hearts of babes
• Local CNY Barter Club - Free to join
• Girls volleyball Mustangs advance to state final four
• Seneca Nation Council ousts chief executive officer
• House fire on county Route 57 in Volney detours traffic, investigators still at scene
• Italy's colorful premier steps aside after 17 years, as his nation's economy wavers
• Volleyball Bees sweep again, return to Glens Falls
• Shaq gives the Carrier Dome crowd a big lift
• F-M claims boys, girls state cross country titles again
• Roadside bomb kills Fort Drum soldier from Florida in Afghanistan
• Soccer Spartans beat Massena in regional final
• Caz field hockey smashes East Rochester in Class C regional
• Volunteers find body in Scriba field while searching for Fulton driver Ray Gregory
• Field hockey Warriors beat Fairport in Class A regional
• Seneca Falls police find tractor-trailer involved in fatal hit and run
• Cicero man honored at CNY Veterans Parade
• Obama, GOP make pitches to help out nation's veterans
• Today's Obituaries: Joseph Masuicca, longtime worker with National Grid
• Deaths at Occupy camps bring pressure for shutdowns
• Guest columnist: Did Skaneateles call the wrong play by releasing investigation too soon?
• Authorities looking for Wells College vandalism suspects
• AAS prof Steinbeck to present concert of jazz, blues, gospel
• The Advocacy Center (formerly known as the R.A.P.E. Center) promotes name change and services
• Project Advance website wins gold MarCom Award
• Search continues for Fulton driver missing a week after crash
• D.C. police investigate reports of shots fired near White House
• Update: Syracuse residents allowed to return home after train derailment
• Bears blank Chenango Valley in football regional
• Pennsylvania farmers who signed drilling leases to speak in Skaneateles
• West Genesee stunned by Binghamton in AA football regional
• 60 homes evacuated from train derailment in Syracuse
• A section of Syracuse's Carousel Center mall addition, Destiny USA, greets shoppers today
• Recall: Plastic in Wegmans mashed sweet potatoes
• Syracuse hospital's special delivery: Newborn arrives at 11:11 a.m. on 11-11-11
• At top colleges across the country, the elite defend their right to protest against a system they benefit from
• Onondaga Lake Parkway warning system goes off; bus stops before it hits bridge
• Stocks surge Friday as Italy, Greece allay debt fears
• Syracuse-based 27th Brigade is going to Kuwait, not Afghanistan
• President Obama urges debt supercommittee to reach a deal
• Volt's electric car battery catches fire after crash test
• GOP presidential hopeful Herman Cain defends his joke about Anita Hill
• CCSD named in top three Syracuse-area schools
• Pastor attends annual Rural Chaplains Association event
• Caz Mitey Mites complete successful season
• What's going on: October snowstorm could lead to higher electric rates in Connecticut
• Madden medals in Guadalajara
• Train derails on city's southside; residents evacuated
• Justice needs more information on lawsuit against Oswego County and its clerk
• Jamesville-DeWitt parents, others rally to try raise money to save modified sports teams
• Animals as unique as their 'Art Gone Wild!'
• APNewsBreak: Virginia nuclear plant that was shut down by earthquake gets OK to restart
• Oswego County sees its first good coating of snow
• Time Magazine seeks input on "Person of the Year"
• Village of Camillus to stay
• LETTERS: Kudos to DeWitt Republicans on clean campaigns
• Bad weather forces helicopters bound for Fort Drum to land in Madison County
• Your comments: People are missing the 'big picture'
• LETTERS: Thank you for your votes, campaign support
• Panel: Test every child for cholesterol by age 11
• F-M surveying community about school safety and security
• Syracuse community honors veterans' service, sacrifices at War Memorial
• DeWitt residents offer opinions on proposed Aldi
• WG doubles team appears in state tennis tourney
• Onondaga salutes and thanks our veterans for their service and sacrifice. All st...
• Manlius proposes $12.4M spending plan
• Three developers propose Syracuse Inner Harbor projects
• State adds five Central New York districts, 35 schools to its "in need of improvement" list
• Live webstreaming and Twitter feeds complement Orange Central
• Nov. 11 event to celebrate Near Westside 'From the Ground Up' homes earning LEED certifications
• Two VPA design programs ranked among top 10 in nation by DesignIntelligence
• Orange Grove ready for Orange Central
• Taye Diggs '93 and Shane Evans '92 to promote youth literacy, self-esteem at Say Yes to Education community event Nov. 13
• Italian architects Cappai, Segantini to lecture at Syracuse Architecture
• New York Graduate Admissions Professionals to host fall conference at SU
• Whitman team places third in national sales competition
• History of SU celebrated at Onondaga Historical Association dinner
• 5 dead in copter crash on Hawaii's Molokai island
• Obama delays oil pipeline through six states; Nebraska protesters claim victory
• Police blotter: Two face DWI charges, more
• Syracuse Home receives Eldercare Appreciation award
• Harbaugh, Paul sign to play Division I softball
• B'ville's Wilder joins Ronald McDonald House
• RCA decision reprehensible
• EMI sells recorded music to Universal, publishing to Sony in $4.1 billion Citigroup deal
• Photos of the Day: Tree Topped
• What's going on: Man shot, killed near Occupy Oakland protest camp
• Crime database: Syracuse burglaries down by 17 percent so far this year
• Swath of Syracuse's Destiny USA -- the expansion of Carousel Center -- opening today
• Rosamond Gifford Zoo offers free admission to military, vets and their families
• Veterans Day commemoration takes place today at Onondaga County War Memorial
• Community General Hospital to open urgent care center for children, add other new services
• B'ville: Three turn 11 on 11-11-11
• Company News: Christie Yesersky hired by Dermody, Burke & Brown CPAs LLC
• Your Comments: "Fracking will never get my vote"
• Kronos Quartet performs in weeklong residency at SU Nov. 7-13
• SU holds Veterans Day National Roll call on Nov. 11
• Syracuse Public Artist in Residence unveils work at Onondaga Creekwalk
• 'Set in Stone' exhibit will chronicle history of Pan Am 103 cairn at Arlington
• Julie Snow, Minneapolis architect and visiting critic, to lecture at Syracuse Architecture
• Award-winning military photojournalist Stacy Pearsall '04 to visit campus Nov. 10-11 as part of Veterans Day events
• Move to paperless bus schedules supports campus sustainability
• 'Blue Gold' documentary screening to be held Nov. 10
• Academy Award-winning sound designer Ben Burtt to speak in Syracuse
• Syracuse University Remembrance Scholars announce schedule for Remembrance Week 2011
• Confused about the local elections? Check out Democracywise!
• GolinHarris chairman Al Golin to visit Newhouse School Nov. 9
• 'Caribfest 2011' to create a Carnival atmosphere for students on Nov. 5
• 2011-12 Remembrance Scholars to be honored at Nov. 11 convocation
• SyracuseCoE to host forum on advanced battery, energy storage technologies
• Popularity of SU's Zipcar program skyrockets
• Student ambulance corps hosting College EMS Week events
• Next Th3 scheduled Nov. 17
• 'Music Beyond Borders' on Nov. 16 combines multicultural performances with multimedia storytelling
• Student journalists will capture democracy in action on Election Day Tuesday
• Journalist Bob Herbert to talk about America's current challenges in Nov. 15 University Lecture
• Star-studded comedy show on Nov. 12 open to SU campus and community
• University celebrates Native Heritage Month
• Institute for Veterans and Military Families announces inaugural advisory board
• Syracuse University alumnus and entertainment industry leader Gil Cates dies
• EBV program expands to Cornell University School of Hotel Administration
• Whitman hosts first round of KPMG International Case Competition
• Interdisciplinary team led by Syracuse University wins $2 million EFRI grant from NSF
• Taye Diggs '93 and Shane Evans '92 to sign copies of their children's book as part of Orange Central
• Orange Central welcomes alumni and friends with full slate of events, traditions
• Residents air concerns about proposed Aldi in DeWitt
• Latest Toy Hall of Famers: Dollhouse, Hot Wheels, blanket
• People around the country hope for a bit of good luck on 11-11-11
• New coalition in New York state says hydrofracking can be safe
• Lakers get payback against LeRoy in volleyball regional
• Traditional turkey dinner will cost 13 percent more this Thanksgiving
• Update: Nedrow father, daughter stabbed during argument, troopers say
• Penn State scandal stirs debate over child abuse reporting laws
• Assemblyman William Boyland found not guilty of taking bribe
• F-M wins federal court appeal in suit filed by autistic student
• Student Research Committee Seeks Proposals from Undergraduates
• Student Research Committee Seeks Proposals from Undergraduates
• Occupy Syracuse to march Friday for veterans
• Progress in Italy, Greece on debt sends US stock market up
• Fulton man tells national TV audience of how he lost 198 pounds
• Three developers pitch proposals for Syracuse's Inner Harbor
• House GOP sets vote on balanced-budget amendment
• Old Newsboys gears up for holiday campaign with nine new teams, 36 in all
• Feds: First Niagara, HSBC to divest 26 branches in New York state
• Starbucks acquires juice business Evolution Fresh for $30 million
• What's going on: Senate majority rejects Republican bid to block EPA
• Cultural celebration honors Native American Heritage Month
• SEIU 1199 reaches contract agreement with St. Luke and Michaud in Oswego County
• Investigation continuing after reported escape attempt at Romulus state prison
• Syracuse receives three proposals for Inner Harbor development
• U.S. Senate panel approves Harriet Tubman national park in Auburn
• Syracuse named top-10 city for veterans by Livability.com
• North Syracuse superintendent out on medical leave
• Urban CNY: Days of absence
• EDITORIAL: Where were you on Election Day?
• Syracuse, North Syracuse districts named as needing improvement
• OUR VIEW: The media as a 'huge kitchen table'
• Camillus woman promoted at Pinckney Hugo Group
• Downtown After Dark: It’s trophy time for tunesmiths
• City Scuffle: Downtown soul food tradition renewed
• School is In: The Lakers, unfortunately, are out
• Police seek debit card theft suspects
• Downfall and ruin
• MPH Board of Trustees appoints new headmaster
• What lessons learned?
• Mottville Fire Company report
• Jill King named Coach of the Year
• Board finalizes town budget
• Shaker Community at Watervliet is on until December 17th.
• B'ville kids learn 'pumpkin' math
• Register now for B'ville Rotary lunch
• The men's basketball team moved to 2-0 on the season last night with a big 112-5...
• Scholarship for the 12-13 academic year- BigSun Scholarship for student athletes
• Scholarship for the 11-12 academic year- WyzAnt Scholarships
• Pathways Retreat (2nd and 3rd Year Student Retreat), November 4-6
• LMC Photo Crawl Contest
• Rochester teen injured after 30-foot plunge from highway bridge
• Divers, sonar to seek fisherman who fell into Lake Ontario's Sodus Bay
• Work from Art Workshops for Young People to be featured in 'The Big Show'
• Renaissance art, theater expert headlines 'Sex and Power' program at SU Nov. 10-11
• Fedrizzi, Lyons to present 'Pioneering Innovation for Sustainability: Food, Shelter and Community' Nov. 11
• Emmy-winning documentary filmmaker Pierre Sauvage to visit Syracuse University, Nov. 13-14
• Design Gallery's 'Surface and Structure' showcases student fiber work
• Junior Ryan Badman named 2011-12 Astronaut Scholar
• Rising star guitarists Vardanyan, Fitzgerald to perform Nov. 4 at XL Projects
• Maxwell, Newhouse to co-host Murrow Program for Journalists
• Refrigerator recycling program is extended
• Oswego man charged with felony welfare fraud
• Central New York banks aim to cash in on no-fee debit cards
• A state-by-state look at effects of October snowstorm
• Today's obituaries: Mary 'Beth' Riposo, died at Francis House in Syracuse
• B'ville native is now coach at St. Bonaventure
• Skaneateles grad named to Lynchburg College Hall of Fame
• Skaneateles, Tim Green and Section III to appear before a judge again Tuesday to determine team's fate
• Change in sentencing for crack vs. powder cocaine could free thousands
• Crime database: A year after big spike, Syracuse crime cools off in October
• What's going on: Outspoken artist Ai Weiwei served with $2.4 million tax demand
• Syracuse man charged after police recover loaded handgun
• Their story is ‘But Beautiful’: Rekindled romance leads to marvelous musicians’ marriage
• Photos of the Day: Giant Pumpkin Does Big Apple
• Despite playoff loss, Cougar football season a ‘success’ for first-year coach Fisher
• Skating in vain: Spotty play by Syracuse Crunch in two home losses
• Railroad crossing work to close piece of Morgan Road, Clay, most of Saturday
• Events in Syracuse, DeWitt, to support Hancock 38 Drone Resisters
• 200 years of community worship
• Cazenovia Equipment changes location after fire
• Camillus community split over whether to dissolve the village
• SU graduate proposes to girlfriend in new Wegmans store near couple's Massachusetts home
• Company News: Nichole Hogan promoted at Dermody, Burke & Brown, CPAs, LLC
• EDITORIAL: An SRO would be a friend, not foe
• Phoenix residents to get their day in a village court
• Giant LaFayette pumpkin was carved into skyline of New York City, Giants' stadium
• Curbside buses have higher fatal accident rate, federal report says
• Massachusetts energy firm that got federal help seeks protection
• Update: Auburn woman, 27, dies, four others injured in Sennett crash after driver avoids animal
• Bank fees drive some to credit unions
• Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession)
• 2011-12 FilmTalkSeries: Film Artists in Conversation
• Join the LMC Pep Band
• New York wine industry launches marketing campaign to maintain its No. 2 spot behind California
• Anti-Wall Street protesters arrested, ticketed in Rochester
• Coast Guard searches for fisherman who fell into Sodus Bay
• Time Warner Cable plans 4.29 percent rate increase starting in December
• What's going on: House speaker has high hopes for debt supercommittee
• Enders Road Elementary hosts Halloween parade
• Supreme Court refuses to hear appeal of Utah crosses for fallen police
• New York's flooded communities still give kids Halloween
• Pineville Bridge reopens in Oswego County
• US cuts UNESCO funding following vote to admit Palestine as a full member
• Constellation Energy receives OK to allow one emergency generator to be out of service for 14 days
• Public radio station WRVO has a 'reset,' and some familiar voices are no longer on the air from Oswego
• Honda to cut US, Canada production by half due to Thailand flooding
• Your comments: What we need is a creative solution to this dilemma
• Palestine becomes full member of UNESCO in landslide vote
• New York state launches jobs website to help unemployed
• Today's obituaries: Media Disque, 45, whose smile would light up a room
• Check out the Gallery's upcoming exhibit, Mikyung Kim's "Pile-Strata," from Nove...
• Caz Forum to host Social Security expert
• Officials: Don’t forget about parking changes
• Scouts plan food drive
• Four candidates vie for two Lysander seats
• Bullis committed to Lysander
• Shepard boasts impressive resume
• THE RESURRECTION OF SLEEPY HOLLOW
• Thank you for festival success
• B'ville: Send Out Cards holds ribbon cutting
• Recycling for B'ville rowers
• Raven Haven haunted house in Clay open to the public for free
• Update: Victims identified in car crash in Granby
• Syracuse trick-or-treaters may need jackets on Halloween night
• More than 2 million still without power in Northeast snowstorm
• As drug shortages raise specter of price gouging and delayed treatments, President Obama steps in
• FACT CHECK: GOP lawmakers misrepresent transportation aid projects
• Fire investigators looking into cause of Halloween party fire in Clay
• World welcomes 7 billionth person born today: Danica May Camacho
• Police: Body found in woods outside Binghamton
• Macy's to open at midnight following Thanksgiving for first time
• Minor fire damages Burger King in Salina
• Tennis players earn sectional titles, state tourney berths
• MPH, Grimes teams move on in Class C soccer
• East Syracuse, Manlius, DeWitt police reports ending Oct. 27
• What's going on: Search for 3 presumed dead in Kansas blast continues
• Dissolution, mayor up for vote in village of Camillus
• Photos of the Day: Disney Dream Comes True
• Camillus Police Reports ending Oct. 23
• Onondaga County Legislature to change recycling laws
• Independence Party seeks permission to appeal lower court ruling
• Who's the secret client funding opposition to an Onondaga County racino?
• Company News: Chris Honda promoted at Dermody, Burke & Brown, CPAs, LLC
• MPH student newspaper earns eight gold awards
• Zakk Wylde of Black Label Society
• West Genesee's pre-game prep can pay dividends
• BioCareer Connections Program to be held at Ithaca College
• Pathways Retreat (2nd and 3rd Year Student Retreat)
• Results of the 2011 New York State Field Band Conference Championship Show at the Carrier Dome
• East Syracuse Minoa band strives for the perfect triangle, circle, square
• Occupying Syracuse: Beyond the Politics
• Syracuse area road report: Bridge Street reconstruction continues in East Syracuse
• Auburn marching band performs 'Revenge of the Vampires' at field band competition
• Central Square shows what happens 'When One Door Closes' at NYS Field Band Conference Championships
• Boy with cancer 'ordered' to Disney World
• Baldwinsville 'Apollo 11' show celebrates space at NYS Field Band Conference Championship Show
• Phoenix Firebirds take second place for division in NYS Field Band Conference Championship Show
• Jordan-Elbridge Marching Eagles perform 'A Nation's Strength' at NYS field band championship
• East Coast snowstorm knocks out power to more than 3.2 million
• Onondaga Lake Parkway checkpoint leads to DWI charges
• Kodak tries to shake off financial woes by selling valuable patents
• Deadly explosion felt several blocks away in Whitesboro, Oneida County
• Today's obituaries: Kyoko Lukaczyk, restaurateur and jazz promoter
• METAL 'CUSE ll - Words from the Bands
• F-M, CBA soccer win to set up playoff clash
• Syrian president says Western intervention 'would burn the whole region'
• Westhill, Marcellus boys soccer advance to Class B semis
• Heyn, Theberge earn spot in state tennis tournament
• Power could be out for days for Northeastern towns smacked by heavy snow
• East Syracuse might eliminate its police force
• Field hockey Lakers return to sectional finals
• Central New York schools work hard to tackle athletic head injuries
• Wildcats hold off Proctor, move to AA football final
• Brothers take out F-M in AA football semis
• Caz stunned by Oneida rally in Class B semis
• Defiant football Lakers win Class C semifinal
• 2.2 million without power as early snowstorm slams East Coast
• Fire destroys barn on Corporal Welch Road in Howlett Hill
• Integral Honors Program Application Deadline: Oct. 30 at Noon
• Let Skaneateles High School football team keep playing, judge orders
• Four charged with DWI at state police checkpoint on Onondaga Lake Parkway in Salina
• Syracuse spared first snow storm of the season, forecasters say
• Nor'easter to dump up to 10 inches of snow along East Coast
• Salina residents check out town hall
• Seneca Falls Police continue to look for tractor-trailer that struck and killed state senator's aunt
• Rams, Spartans to square off in boys soccer semis
• J-D, ESM girls soccer to clash in Class A semis
• Early morning fire at Westcott Street apartment building forces residents to flee
• Election 2011: Supreme Court candidate Charles Merrell on this issues
• Annual auction to aid Syracuse Public Interest Network to be held Nov. 11
• Whitman alumna, IBM senior vice president delivers IBM Centennial Lecture
• 'Democracy Now!' host Amy Goodman to speak Nov. 3
• Strategy and policy advisor Jason Yaley '05 MPA '06 to visit SU
• Election 2011: Supreme Court candidate John Stone on the issues
• Election 2011: Supreme Court candidate Michael Young on the issues
• Fifth District voters to make multiple multi-million-dollar decisions in picking four judges
• 13 U.S. troops killed in suicide bombing in Kabul, Afghanistan
• Firenze lead Bees past RFA in playoff opener
• Marcellus, Westhill girls to clash again in Class B semis
• Shoot-out ends Lakers' sectional title quest
• Girls soccer Lakers ousted by revenge-minded Marcellus
• ESM thumps Indian River in Class A semis
• Bears pound Camden, advance to Class B final
• US Border Patrol quietly calls a halt to routine bus, train and airport checks
• Boys soccer Northstars knock off Liverpool in AA playoffs
• Syracuse police officer qualified now to train drug-detecting dogs
• Soccer Bees blank Nottingham, advance to AA semis
• Opinion Today: Jim Reith was a breath of fresh air after 6 hours of drivel from Beck and Limbaugh
• Chase, Wells Fargo drop debit card fees in wake of consumer backlash
• Skaneateles High wins in court; judge halts suspension and restores football playoff game
• Update: Two Syracuse teens charged in four armed robberies in one day in Westcott area
• Update: Skaneateles High playoff game is back on; judge halts suspension for recruiting violations
• UPDATE: Skaneateles football will play Saturday
• What Syracuse might learn from South Africa
• Town of Elbridge Approves Controversial Rezoning Proposal
• Accountants to offer lunch, tax pointers
• Beacon Federal's net income jumps 48 percent
• Superintendent: Skaneateles football season is over
• Four people sent to hospitals following Oswego County crash
• Fayetteville lawyer named to become federal court magistrate judge
• Syracuse posts online tax-delinquent properties available for sale
• Emergency sirens to be tested in Oswego County Nov. 14-18
• United Way celebrates 90 years of raising money, helping people in Central New York
• Federal appeals court upholds $400,000 awarded to Syracuse cop
• Independence Party asks court permission to appeal judge's decision to invalidate nominations
• Your comments: What the heck am I missing
• Rochester man in prison for killing 4-year-old girl sentenced to 20 more years for murdering a grandmother
• New York City cops plead not guilty in corruption charges
• All lanes open again on I-81 in downtown Syracuse
• Cicero-North Syracuse band show hits home for Gold Star mother
• Change needed to get water in Lysander
• Nothing but negative in Lysander election
• J-D/F-M gymnasts win sectional team title
• B’ville gymnasts take second at sectional meet
• EP Review - Just A Memory
• Marcellus unveils second community mural
• Mahoney tapped as one of nation's top public officials
• New York City police face corruption charges allegedly helping friends, families
• Whitman Dean Melvin T. Stith is inaugural inductee to PhD Project Hall of Fame
• Jeffrey Harris, former chief economist at U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, to speak
• Paying it forward in time and talents
• 601 Tully announces inaugural multimedia exhibition 'The Butterfly Effect'
• Poet Jennifer Grotz to present next installment of Raymond Carver Reading Series
• Wall Street protesters prepare for winter weather
• Today's obituaries: Amber Lynn Aliff, 19, died in a motor vehicle accident
• Syracuse man accused of murder faces additional drug charge
• Truck strikes Park Street railroad bridge near Regional Market
• Giving Obama Credit: Gaddafi’s death, Pan Am Flight 103 and terror
• Seneca Falls Police seek tractor trailer involved in fatal hit and run
• Adams runs to fourth at OHSL cross country meet
• Democrats may be overconfident in 4th District race
• Authorities respond to five accidents on a slick South Bay Road in Cicero
• Closing of microloan recipient a mystery
• Free legal advice, services available for Syracuse school district families
• What's going on: International court in talks over surrender of Moammar Gadhafi son
• WG girls advance in AA playoffs; boys ousted
• Fall Foliage 2011: Last chance to see peak foliage in Upstate New York this weekend
• Father, son charged in DeWitt drug bust
• Hancock Field protesters trial begins Tuesday
• What should we do about I-81 in Syracuse? Your ideas came in by the hundreds
• Syracuse mother, daughter living next door to each other compete to out-decorate at Halloween
• Well-funded newcomers run for Syracuse council seats
• Photos of the Day: Here Comes the Inevitable
• Tennis players compete in sectional tournament
• Camillus to collect unwanted medications Saturday
• Movers and shakers: Tully woman joins B’ville firm
• Van Buren holds first grade writers workshop
• New Lysander law benefits new biz
• Company B to host craft fair
• Marching bands from across the state to take the field Sunday at the Carrier Dome
• Syracuse radio tightens up, loses local, as the growing corporate giants squeeze for dollars
• One of Syracuse's oldest Presbyterian churches votes to close next year
• Frosty windshields, slick roads greet Syracuse area residents
• Cortland man accused of sexual abuse
• Company News: Samantha Sheggrud joins Fulton Health Center staff
• Upstate shines a light on lung cancer Nov. 1
• Murphy leads Warriors to playoff romp of F-M
• Your Comments: There's no justification for using this kind of force
• Syracuse firefighters honored for valor
• Congress' deficit-cutting supercommittee looks at cutting benefits, raising taxes
• Magazine names Onondaga County Executive Joanie Mahoney a Public Official of the Year
• New York City gets its first 'racino' with video slot machines
• Iraq vet injured in Occupy Oakland crackdown spent his days at work, nights at protest
• Judgment is due next week in extradition case of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange
• Syracuse peace activist Ed Kinane to address Occupy Syracuse members
• Syracuse to get hard freeze tonight, National Weather Service says
• Bristol-Myers' third quarter profit rises 2 percent as company's sales jump
• FCC unveils rules for overhauling $8 billion rural broadband fund
• More disaster assistance available for Oneida County
• 35 men and women become U.S. citizens in ceremony in Syracuse
• What's going on: Twin bombs kill 18 in Baghdad
• Legislator Holmquist faces challenger in Nov. 8 election
• Dow jumps 340 points on news of European debt deal, good GDP news
• Attorney: Crosses at Catholic University violate human rights of Muslim students
• Auburn mayoral candidate Lattimore pays off $650 bill to city for insurance coverage in 2008-09
• Occupy Albany takes its tax protest to Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office
• Skaneateles district No. 5 in Upstate NY in new ranking
• Giant balloon appears over Armory Square in Syracuse
• Syracuse teen charged in Kirkville handgun theft
• Cazenovia town election gains momentum
• F-M, Skaneateles, Cazenovia named top three Syracuse-area schools
• Excellus and four more insurers agree to public disclosure of rate requests
• Farmers share their harvest of fresh produce with needy in new health promotion program
• Liverpool, CNS swimmers close regular season with wins
• CBA’s Smith wins OHSL Liberty cross country race
• B'ville School District honors Board of Education
• Theater review: The Bard in B’ville
• Stop by the Gordon Lobby tomorrow at 11:15 a.m. for the 50th Anniversary Flashba...
• Mexico resident charged with felony following domestic dispute
• University to host fourth annual Public Diplomacy Symposium Oct. 27 and 28
• SU's 'Greek or Treat' engages Syracuse area youth
• Stone Canoe hosts public literary showcases in community
• Author, journalist Robert Levine to speak Oct. 27
• Invisible Children to present the documentary 'Tony' about 25-year Central African conflict
• Arents Awards honor four distinguished alumni Nov. 12 as part of Orange Central
• Lights on the Lake to open a week early
• Update: I-81 southbound reopens in all lanes in Syracuse
• Iron Girl Triathlon returns to Syracuse for three more years
• Snow's less likely, but a hard freeze is coming to Syracuse
• Plainville Fire District Commissioner Positions
• John Wayne Gacy suspected victim found alive 34 years later in Florida
• Naples man gets prison for attacking karaoke singer
• Occupy Wall Street protesters worry about hygiene, disease
• Police to re-interview missing Kansas City baby's older brothers
• Cross country Lakers take second at OHSL Liberty meet
• Europe hopes China might help contribute to bailout fund
• Photos of the Day: Occupy Group Marches Through Downtown
• What's going on: Entire city of Bangkok could flood in coming days
• A ‘sign’ of things to come
• Time For Change Antiques opens in village
• Grateful for B’ville Meals On Wheels
• Vote for the best for Van Buren
• Change is needed in Lysander
• Syracuse city council race pits familiar face against party favorite
• After a report without names, Skaneateles High School awaits news on penalties for recruiting
• Cicero Town Board votes to terminate agreement to share assessor
• Company News: Natasha Newbury promoted at Dermody, Burke & Brown, CPAs, LLC
• Your Comments: At least he provided a local voice on the radio
• Syracuse teen accused of burglarizing 2 homes near Kirkville
• Marcellus, Westhill teams win OHSL Liberty meet
• Manlius Town Board delays decision on East Genesee Street zoning
• End of Jim Reith's radio show at WSYR is part of nationwide revamp for Clear Channel
• Jim Reith's radio show on WSYR is replaced by syndicated host
• Occupy Syracuse march draws 100 people
• Report: Asian-American population grows beyond traditional coastal hubs
• Skaneateles CSD sends final football recruitment investigation report to Section III
• In Congress, job protection now trumps a hunt for tax cheats among government contractors
• Bishop Ludden students, staff pull off surprise flash mob dance during recruitment day (video)
• House passes Rep. Richard Hanna bill creating commemorative coins for baseball hall of fame
• New York official signals slowdown in hydrofracking review
• New York state cracks down on buses following fatal crash
• Wegmans recalls pine nuts sold in five states
• Cornell University releases rare images of extinct woodpecker
• JetBlue profit falls as higher costs crimp sales
• Corning's third quarter profit rises 3 percent
• Five states take Asian carp case to the US Supreme Court
• Report shows domestic, sexual violence pervasive in Onondaga County
• What's going on: AP analysis shows college costs are shifting to families
• Student loans: Some believe the government should make the debt disapear
• Court finds Auburn man guilty in attack on a stranger at gas station
• Names and charges released in Central New York welfare fraud raid
• New York state bus inspectors take 95 vehicles off the road
• Vera House programs, activities bring new light to domestic violence awareness
• B’ville swimmers stopped by West Genesee
• F-M task force to study school safety, security
• CNS girls volleyball edges Liverpool in five sets
• Fayetteville Memory Garden celebrates grand opening
• Tennis players earn sectional titles
• Haunted Skaneateles?
• Has our community come to this?
• Five letters in support of Kathy Dell for town justice
• Keep fighting for a traffic signal at Kane and West Genesee
• Our take on the Spafford town board candidates
• Altruism speaks volumes
• Manlius to collect unwanted prescription medications
• CBA, J-D swimmers dominate OHSL meet
• Sex offender charged with loitering near ESM elementary school
• Candlelight Red Joins Sevendust on Tour
• Swimming Lakers host OHSL championships
• Sean O'Keefe G'78 is keynote speaker at SU Veterans Day Ceremony Nov. 11
• Imagining America announces board developments, strategic directions
• Small towns see increase in crime amid gas drilling boom
• Today's obituaries: John J. Sherlock Jr., 53, born in Syracuse, launch team member for USA Today
• Update: Outage hits Time Warner phone, high-speed internet
• President Obama to provide relief for student loan borrowers
• Skaneateles girls soccer falls in opening round
• Syracuse-area veterans parade announces Iraq war vet as grand marshal
• Caz swimmers compete in OHSL meet
• Geddes town clerk candidate once convicted of submitting false documents to Geddes town court
• Will Onondaga County Legislator Kevin Holmquist's poor relationship with the county executive help or hurt his re-election campaign?
• State Department of Transportation workers test system to stop oversize vehicles from hitting railroad bridge in Liverpool
• Southern Cayuga voters approve $5.6 million renovation plan, reject enlarging gymnasium
• Ex-Goldman Sachs director to face criminal charges
• Upstate researcher lands $1.5M NIH grant for vision research
• Sen. Charles Schumer urges Air Force to permit Columbia College to rebuild
• Write-in candidate for Lysander town supervisor pulls out of race
• What's going on: Hurricane Rina aims at Mexico coastal resorts
• Van Buren candidates run uncontested
• B’ville woman named YMCA chief development officer
• Palmer names announcing team
• Shepard understands constituents
• Vote Shepard Nov. 8
• Vote JAM, oust Bullis
• Shepard has enthusiasm for legislature
• Photos of the Day: Stepping Out on the Onondaga Creekwalk
• IBM appoints Virginia Rometty, its first female CEO
• Yeah, summer's over -- snow returns to Syracuse area weather forecast
• Former UN inspector from Delmar face sentence today on sex case
• Company News: Elizabeth Kapfer hired by Dermody, Burke & Brown CPAs LLC
• Police use tear gas on Occupy Oakland protesters
• Gov. Cuomo nominates two consultants for homeland security positions
• Lean, cold winter lies ahead for Central New York's HEAP energy assistance program
• Magee awarded NYFB’s 2011 Legislative Award
• Students bake for Clark Street bridge
• Cazenovia Forum features Rollin lecture
• Liverpool woman accused of stabbing boyfriend
• Your Comments: They're protesting for a good cause, but no one should be able to damage public property
• City of Oswego renames street to honor Onondaga Nation
• West Genny swimmers top B'ville for league title
• Court strikes down part of North Carolina law that forced women to view ultrasound image before getting an abortion
• ROTC cadet shocked in Salina incident improves to 'fair' condition
• Debris from Japanese tsunami is floating toward Hawaii, West Coast
• Tait case transferred, deferred
• New York delegation seeks answers on airline emails
• Patience tested over waste, crime at anti-Wall Street protest sites across the country
• Plans: New bridge in New York City suburbs designed to last 100 years
• Jobs up, unemployment down in the three-county Syracuse area
• Syracuse lawmakers approve spending another $155,000 on police surveillance cameras
• Syracuse University lacrosse player charged with DWI after crash in car owned by coach
• B’ville Y receives $500,000 pledge
• Proposed law would require New York schools to teach children about sex abuse
• CDC committee: Give boys HPV vaccine
• YMCA receives $500,000 pledge for proposed Northwest Family Y
• Drug collection, disposal event Saturday in Oswego
• Syracuse-area veterans parade to announce grand marshal at state fairgrounds Wednesday
• Wegmans cited for safety violations at its corporate bakery and distribution center in Rochester
• 10th Mountain Division soldier from Fort Drum killed in accident is identified
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• J-D's DaJuan Coleman chooses SU for basketball
• Rockland County executive proposes laying off 500 workers
• Eighty people arrested for welfare fraud totaling $850,000
• Lakers First Doubles Team Advances to Semi-finals
• Shimer receives Spirit of American Women Award at YWCA Fundraising Event
• Holy Trinity to hold pasta dinner and silent auction
• Pease and Dunlap to wed
• Campus Sustainability Day is tomorrow, and you can be a part of it. Take a look...
• J-E football pounds Westhill, 24-6
• Upstate announces new faculty appointments
• Some Halloween Options This Weekend
• More than a half-dozen hauntings detected in Syracuse
• Salina: Falling court revenues hurt 2012 budget
• Salina opens highway garage to residents
• Ugandan educator Aaron Kintu Moses will speak Nov. 1 in Hendricks Chapel
• Workshop exploring spirituality and dance will be held Oct. 25 in Hendricks Chapel
• New spring course offers drumming as cross-cultural community building
• Syracuse Youth Orchestras to perform Nov. 6
• National security expert Sean O'Keefe G'78 and CBS News journalist Jeff Glor '97 to take part in one-on-one conversation as part of Orange Central
• Attacking cancer cells with nanoparticles
• St. Joseph's College of Nursing joins Say Yes to Education Higher Education Compact
• Today's obituaries: Rodney 'Red' DuBray, 77, owned several service stations and used car lots in Syracuse
• Former Schenectady county official admits theft of $50,000
• Caz graduate excels as Sacred Heart kicker
• Still no progress in search for missing Kansas City baby Lisa Irwin
• Update: Vehicle overturns on Route 11, LaFayette
• East Syracuse man charged after field party shotgun incident
• Allegations of recruiting cloud dream season for Tim Green and Skaneateles High's football team
• What's going on: Names of Casey Anthony jurors released in Florida
• Put on your running shoes
• Rescuers in Turkey quake find 2-week-old baby alive
• B’ville students selected for All-State Music Festival
• Love texting while driving? iPhone 4S Siri software could keep you out of trouble
• Support Shepard in county race
• From Judge Claire E. Rutherford
• Photos of the Day: It's the GREAT Pumpkin
• Get behind JAM candidates
• Thank you for support of Michael Wood
• CSX to replace crossings on Soule, Morgan roads in Clay
• LaFayette man grows state champion pumpkin that weighs 1,613.5 pounds
• Former Wampsville clerk says she stole at least $10,000 to help pay her bills
• State trims Excellus premium increase and tells insurers it is ending rate hike secrecy
• Julian Assange: WikiLeaks will collapse in a few weeks if donations blocked
• Man armed with gun sticks up pizza delivery man on Bear St., Syracuse police say
• Trooper, K-9 foil alleged pumpkin pirates in Utica suburb
• Company News: Rachael Block promoted at The Crowne Plaza
• Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle says the American people need to choose the country's direction
• Occupy Syracuse plans another march Wednesday
• Ask the Entrepreneur: Top priority for every business -- sales
• SUNY announces that Bjong Wolf Yeigh will preside over Morrisville, Utica campuses
• Federal authorities: Bus safety enforcement has been bolstered by more inspections
• Insurer adjusts its decision, agrees to pay medical expenses for hero Joplin tornado survivor
• Netflix stock plunges on brutal third quarter earnings, somber outlook
• United, Continental and Delta raise fares again
• Dayton, Ohio, welcomes immigrants as a way to bring city out of economic tailspin
• Syracuse council opens door to private security at airport
• Update: Syracuse student in custody after bringing BB gun onto Henninger grounds, police say
• Judge blocks Florida's new welfare drug testing law
• If you think you had trouble at the border, consider Syracuse's elephants
• Battle underway over proposed Texas license plate featuring Confederate symbol
• Update: Dump truck tips over at John Glenn Blvd. and Buckley Road, Clay
• What's going on: Barbers give haircuts, opinions at Occupy Wall Street protest in New York City
• Google reportedly mulling role in possible Yahoo bid
• Bus fire in western New York; cops say all on board are OK
• Update: Suspect wanted in credit card theft turns himself in to Baldwinsville Police
• Syracuse bans hydrofracking
• Update: Milk tanker overturns on Rose Hill Road, Marcellus
• Oneida caregiver accused of forcing toddler to eat feces
• Jan. 30 trial date set for man accused of homicide in drunk driving case
• ‘Good memories’ for children of all ages
• Skaneateles Democrats hold candidate meet and greet
• Girls basketball team raises money with jog-a-thon
• Town budget will not exceed two percent increase
• Lights at SGMSC get the go-ahead
• Fayetteville orthodontist to host 10th annual ‘Candy for Cash’
• Baker senior receives award
• Library Focus: Be careful who you trust in these scary times
• Sheets dried on the line
• Benefit to help 2003 Baker grad
• B’ville field hockey has 1-2 finish
• Volleyball Northstars take losses to unbeaten teams
• F-M boys soccer has top playoff seed
• J-D girls soccer topples ESM, 3-1
• F-M, ESM field hockey head to playoffs
• Boys soccer Rams, Spartans, Brothers face big tests
• Grimes girls soccer edges MPH, 2-1
• Obama will announce new rules to help homeowners refinance their mortgages
• Today's obituaries: Mark S. During, 51, a lifetime resident of Camillus
• 'Steve Jobs' by Walter Isaacson: Reviews, controversy and backlash
• Dump truck tips over at John Glenn Blvd. and Buckley Road, Clay
• Carthage man charged in fatal Lewis County hunting accident
• Opinion Today: Critics of Taser use should try working as a cop
• Update: Death toll reaches 270 from earthquake in Turkey
• Red Ribbon Week at Onondaga runs through this Friday, Oct. 28. Check out all the...
• Traffic returns to nomal after two-car crash on I-81 delayed Syracuse's rush-hour commute
• Two soldiers recovering from Fort Drum crash that killed third soldier
• Central New York has 129 'structurally deficient' bridges needing repair
• Company News: Kristin Andrzejewski hired by Liverpool Federal Credit Union
• US pulls its ambassador out of Syria, citing 'personal threats'
• Construction of Syracuse's covered downtown bus station nearly complete
• To prepare for soccer tournament, Ukraine accused of rounding up 9,000 stray dogs and killing them
• Update: Wounded men who walked into Syracuse hospitals Sunday were hurt in same robbery
• Workers with developmental disabilities integrated into Clifton Springs plant
• Court Notebook: Court officer misses her marathon goal time, but still beats husband to the finish line
• Photos of the Day: October 24, 2011
• Statue of Liberty goes high tech with webcams on torch
• Jesus statue on U.S. Forest Service land target of eviction
• Argentine President Cristina Fernandez re-elected in a landslide
• Nearly 2,000 people participate in inaugural 'Run for Their Life'
• Up to 1,000 could be dead after 7.2 earthquake in Turkey topples buildings
• Earthquake in Turkey kills at least 138 with death toll expected to climb
• Syracuse woman struck by vehicle while walking in Oneida County
• Fulton mayoral candidates sparring over debate groundrules
• Small aircraft has problems during landing at Griffis airport in Rome; pilot OK
• B’ville girls soccer wins twice, earns top AA seed
• Who's behind the push to stop the Rx tax?
• Boys soccer Lakers start sectional title defense
• Skaneateles girls soccer inches into sectionals
• Pine Grove Elementary given ‘National School Library Program of the Year’ award
• Syracuse area road report: Watch for daily lane closures on I-81, I-690 in city
• Man in woods becomes frightened at prankster's noises, shoots him with shotgun, Manlius police say
• Man shot at overnight field party on Fremont Road in Manlius
• Social worker who nearly died trying to save others from Joplin tornado is denied worker's comp
• METAL 'CUSE II
• CNS girls soccer shocks Liverpool, 2-1
• Today's obituaries: Matthew W. Murphy, owner of Matt Murphy designs and a Eucharistic minister
• DeRosa, Dwyer boost Lakers’ running efforts
• Two teeangers charged in Saturday night armed robbery in Syracuse
• What's going on: Gunshot to the head killed Gadhafi, autopsy finds
• Is Syracuse University sliding or surging?
• Former Auburn cop Brian Hutchings asks for free lawyer to defend him in PBA larceny case
• Police chiefs receive pension and government pay by switching departments
• The kids matter most
• B'ville boys soccer edges J-D in overtime
• Four Central New York bands win at Saturday's field band competitions
• Le Moyne Team for Baldwin Breast Cancer Research Fund Race
• Muslim Student Association Raising Money during October for Breast Cancer Awareness
• Two CSX railroad crossings in the town of Clay to be replaced
• West Leyden man charged with DWI, Leandra's Law following Verona crash
• Defense gives Lakers playoff win over Mustangs
• State police announce arrest of driver who smashed truck in Cayuga Indian Nation headquarters
• Syracuse grandmother: Children's hearts broken by thieves who stole inflatable pumpkin
• Occupy Syracuse adds followers
• 'Occupy Oswego' marchers take to city streets
• Rose Hill Mansion: A Greek Revival Gem overlooking Seneca Lake
• Eerie In Erieville: What do you do with a house full of ghosts?
• DeWitt temple celebrates release of Israeli solider Gilad Shalit
• GOP candidates in Iowa, seek to establish themselves as alternative to frontrunner Romney
• Black Label Society
• Girl Scouts kick off annual pajama gathering at Syracuse theater
• One arrested, one released in strong armed robbery on Syracuse's South Salina Street
• New leaders to declare Libya's liberation on Sunday; elections could be held in 8 months
• Think the world is getting more violent and dangerous? You're wrong, according to study
• Member of Cayuga Indian dissident group denies he planned violence at nation headquarters
• Syracuse police to announce arrest in fatal stabbing
• Seven Say Yes legal clinics to open in Syracuse School District
• Association of National Advertisers CEO Bob Liodice to visit Newhouse School Nov. 2
• Disney's Hyperion Books vice president Mindy Stockfield '93 to visit SU
• Syracuse Symposium, Society for New Music collaborate to present 'Geography of the Imagination'
• Jordan fire leaves family homeless
• J-D beaten by Watertown; ESM trumps Carthage
• Football Brothers dispatch Corcoran in playoff opener
• Bears stop South Jefferson in playoff opener
• Man stabbed in Syracuse
• Crown Prince Sultan bin Abdel Aziz, heir to Saudi throne, dies
• Wildcats topple Central Square in playoff opener
• Lakers survive playoff scare from Watertown IHC
• Bees stunned by Proctor in AA playoffs
• F-M gets past Liverpool in AA playoff classic
• Update: Two women taken to hospitals, arrested after stabbing on Syracuse street
• Kaplan Center Free Test Drive
• Gunman opens fire outside NYC school, kills one parent, injures child
• Cayugas' leadership dispute boils over in Seneca Falls; truck rams through nation's office window
• Michele Bachmann's staff in New Hampshire quits, sources tell the AP
• Mich. restaurant cooks up a 338-pound, 540,000-calorie burger
• National group recommends probation for Upstate Medical University's medical school
• Two women taken to hospitals after stabbing on Syracuse street
• President Obama: All U.S. troops will be pulled from Iraq by end of 2011
• Owner of Syracuse house filled with cats won't be charged
• Liverpool grad resigns from Attorney General's Office after claims she was paid to be a dominatrix
• 'Schweddy Balls' is Ben & Jerry's most popular limited edition ice cream ever, despite protests
• Groupon limps toward its IPO as critics question its accounting and future
• Protests, not indifference, are a sign of caring
• Organizations partner on workshop to build healthy relationships in Syracuse
• Onondaga Creek walk grand opening set for Tuesday
• Retired Syracuse police captain named one of the Irish Law and Order 50
• Another upscale outlet tenant announced for Syracuse's Destiny USA: Guess
• Syracuse Regional Police Academy graduates 36
• LIVE: President Obama announces withdrawal date for U.S. forces in Iraq
• Niagara Falls envisions profit in 'hydrofracking' waste; treated water could soon be crashing over namesake waterfalls
• Fired worker ruins $1,000 in food on his way out of Syracuse restaurant, police say
• Update: Oswego police identify victim, driver in car-pedestrian accident
• Schroeppel debate for supervisor, town councilmen set for Oct. 25
• Boys soccer Warriors rip West Genny, 6-0
• Spafford candidates talk issues before capacity crowd
• Buglisi Dance Theatre to complete residency with two selections
• Light Work to display Scott McCarney's 'VisualBooks'
• UVP features video by Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle at Everson site
• SU Drama to present reading of 'It Can't Happen Here'
• Maxwell School gives Horizon Award to Joseph A. Strasser
• Dekaney named interim director of Center for Live Music in the 21st Century
• Cazenovia College to break ground on $1 million synthetic turf athletic field
• Syracuse University students start campaign to try to get people to stop texting while driving
• Honeywell plans to transform contaminated land on Onondaga Lake's shores into park-like site with public access
• Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi is dead; other U.S. foes remain
• Buerkle: ‘Let’s try something different’
• McDonald's net income rises 9 percent
• Harold Camping's ministry says Friday will be the end of the world
• Today's obituaries: Diane R. Leventhal, of Syracuse, an accomplished flautist
• Skaneateles volleyball bashes Caz, ITC
• WG soccer sides take late-season losses
• Photos of the Day: An Exercise in Fitness
• Gadhafi's death another security victory for Obama administration
• Nice job Van Buren
• Stealing, vandalizing is illegal
• Lysander: Sign stealing a First Amendment violation
• Lysander Parks and Recreation: Halloween trick or treat at Lysander town building
• Caz volleyball falls to Skaneateles again
• What's going on: NATO meeting Friday to decide when to end mission in Libya
• B'ville Rotary run off to great start
• Caz field hockey blanks Cortland, Weedsport
• Exotic animal owner who freed animals then committed suicide in Ohio was in debt
• Open houses planned for Salina highway department, town hall
• Hey, 'Occupy Wall Street' protesters: Rounded up, we are the 100 percent
• Company News: Danielle Stafford hired by Research & Marketing Strategies
• Fayetteville Cub Scouts to run food drive at Tops
• Make a quick $30 with free fridge pick-up program
• World casts wary eye to future of post-Gadhafi Libya
• Condition of ROTC cadet shocked in Salina incident improves
• Pedestrian flown to hospital from Oswego crash
• President Obama gives citizens medal to Finger Lakes grandma Camilla Bloomquist
• Syracuse police arrest Bank of America robbery suspect
• Apple CEO Steve Jobs refused life-saving surgery, says biographer Walter Isaacson
• New citizens sworn in at ceremony in Syracuse
• Auburn man charged in June slaying of former girlfriend, Katie Socci
• Decades after Love Canal, Niagara Falls considers treating hydrofracking wasterwater at underused facility
• EPA set to regulate hydrofracking wastewater disposal
• Oneida Nation to take tax dispute case to state courts
• SPCA workers still rounding up cats from Syracuse home
• Update: Syracuse bank robbery suspect in custody
• Jordan-Elbridge Marching Band will participate in “Fill the Hill”
• Jordan-Elbridge Marching Band will hold its spaghetti dinner Sunday, Oct. 23
• M & T Bank reports lower net income for quarter due to acquisition
• San Francisco debates the proper etiquette for nudists
• Zimmerman joins literacy efforts at library
• Local tennis team heads to nationals
• Hospital employee stole $800,000 in cash from patients' TV and phone payments, feds say
• Fresh look for 3rd annual Salt City Urban Art & Craft Market
• LETTERS: Door-to-door campaigning has been enjoyable
• Woman taken to hospital after two-vehicle crash in Syracuse
• Grab your blue and white and head down to Murphy Field this Saturday, Oct. 22 at...
• Rare, record-breaking 4.6-magnitude earthquake hits Texas
• Teen indicted for helping American terror suspect Colleen LaRose, 'Jihad Jane'
• DeWitt supervisor faces challenger in re-election bid
• Neighbors West Today: Skaneateles developer plans medical offices for former Camillus Cutlery
• 35th Annual Fine Arts & Crafts Fest is this weekend
• Syracuse man charged in armed confrontation that resulted in accidental shooting death of city woman
• New charges filed against Syracuse man in October 2010 fatal shooting of teenager
• Check out this month's issue of Student Health 101 and enter for a chance to win...
• CNS girls beat Liverpool in league cross country meet
• CNS, Liverpool swimmers take losses
• B’ville boys beat CNS, takes league cross country meet
• Win sends swimming Bees into West Genny showdown
• ESM cross country sweeps to Freedom titles
• F-M cross country sweeps league meet
• The ladies have something to say!
• 40 years, and counting: Minoa man reflects on career at Rural/Metro
• Architecture firm promotes B’ville woman
• B'ville third-grader raises $600 for AHA
• The Codes Corner: Keep roads clear of seasonal debris
• Hockey team hosts hypnosis fundraiser
• White House working to confirm reports of Moammar Gadhafi's fate
• Whitman supply chain management programs ranked in industry study
• Verbal Blend spoken-word poetry program will host citywide college poetry slam
• 'The Connective Corridor Initiative' at this week's IRP
• New York Times media reporter Brian Stelter to visit Newhouse School
• SU Humanities Center, YMCA explore 'Identity' with readings at new Downtown Writer's Center Oct. 27
• National Geographic film 'Human Footprint' to be shown Oct. 20
• Finocchiaro, deputy chief of staff (comptroller) for U.S. Army Europe, named director of defense programs at Whitman School
• Snap-on Inc. CEO to deliver Martin and Phyllis Berman Distinguished Lecture Oct. 20
• Syracuse University scientists discover new way to determine when water was present on Mars and Earth
• Moammar Gadhafi captured, possibly killed, Libya officials say
• Today's obituaries: Frank A. Monto, 62, retired from the Syracuse Fire Department after 30 years of service
• Mother of Syracuse University student killed in Flight 103 bombing on Gadhafi: "I hope he suffered"
• Moammar Gadhafi captured and killed in hometown of Sirte, reports say
• Marcellus boys, Westhill girls secure running titles
• Swimming Wildcats prevail, set up showdown with B'ville
• Update:lanes reopen on Interstate 690 west following early morning truck accident
• WG cross country takes second at league meet
• What's going on: Clinton presses Pakistan on anti-terror fight
• Photos of the Day: Making Beautiful Music Together
• Syracuse police investigating two overnight robberies
• NSCSD roof referendum passes
• Caz girls cross country beats Marcellus
• Greece paralyzed again as austerity vote looms
• Taxes are prickly issue in 13th District candidates in Onondaga County election
• Company News: Blaine Wrench named VP of sales at L. & J.G. Stickley
• Trucks to get Canadian prescreening on Peace Bridge
• Downed trees and power lines reported in Oswego County
• Rochester man admits driving drunk, striking 4-year-old boy
• Wells College students question Ledyard town clerk on same-sex marriage stance
• Take advantage of variety, abundance of squash
• Mattydale bicyclist in critical condition after crash while trying to cross South Bay Road
• Syracuse stabbing victim's condition improves to 'fair'
• 50 to 70 cats and a dog taken from squalid Syracuse home
• That rise in Social Security benefits? Higher Medicare may erase a good chunk
• Jordan-Elbridge school district hires Bond, Schoeneck & King law firm
• Oswego County Clerk faces legal action dealing with public document access
• American Airlines posts $162 million loss for 3rd quarter
• Syracuse's First Deputy Police Chief reflects on the day a man with a gun broke into his home
• Le Moyne College to Host Yes Men: Sign up by Thursday, Oct. 20
• Otisca Building in Syracuse could be razed for apartments
• Syracuse-area contractors volunteer to paint shelter
• Neiman Marcus Christmas Book offers fantasy gifts: $1 million dancing fountain, 2012 Ferrari FF
• Marines lift ban on KIA bracelets
• School board candidates offer up ideas at forum
• Update: Ohio deputies hunt 56 exotic animals, shoot 48 of them
• Investigators use shovels and rakes to search home of missing baby Lisa Irwin
• Cayuga County candidate forums under way this week
• Adam Richman brings Man v. Food Nation to Rochester Oct. 19
• Customs and Border Patrol officer at Alexandria Bay charged with embezzling government funds
• Look for red lights at night as drug agency marks Red Ribbon Week
• Maker of Taser stun guns used by Syracuse police reacts to NYCLU report
• Make homemade Rochester meat hot sauce just like Man v. Food Nation episode
• Play back of video shows Syracuse woman stabbed at bus stop
• Common Grounds to host family-fun Halloween event
• Syracuse Regional Police Academy to hold graduation ceremony for 36 new officers
• Dynamic drama recalls doomed dynasty
• Free E-Waste Collection to be held in Caz
• Citigroup paying $285 million to settle fraud charges
• Benefit for Clay youth killed in hit-and-run
• Your comments: Good luck to the franchise owner
• Ohio update: Exotic animal preserve owner kills self after releasing lions, tigers, bears
• Liverpool field hockey holds off CNS
• Check out the front page of Onondaga’s first student newspaper, The OCC Press, p...
• F-M grad to read from latest novel at Barnes & Noble
• DeWitt Town Board restricts public protest at funerals
• B’ville girls tennis reaches sectional final
• F-M tennis reaches milestone, joins CBA as sectional champs
• Skaneateles swimmers compete against Auburn
• Our endorsement for Skaneateles town justice
• Saddened by reported behavior at school board meetings
• Compliments on your football column
• In support of Tim Lynn for town justice
• In support of Kathy Dell for town justice
• SU students participate in West African Dance Residency with master teacher
• Office of Multicultural Affairs honors students for academic excellence
• SSIC social entrepreneurship program receives funding from CNY Community Foundation
• Women scientists to discuss 'State of the Earth' in Oct. 26 University Lecture
• Newhouse panel to examine 'unique voice' of women's websites
• Jenny Doctor appointed director of Belfer Audio Archive
• Newhouse PR students target texting while driving with public service campaign
• Hon. Joanne Alper '72, Charles Gardner Geyh to discuss judicial independence during Orange Central
• Black Power movement is focus for African American Studies colloquium
• Malmgren 'Rising Star Recital' Nov. 6 to feature Justin Murphy-Mancini
• Principal of world-renowned engineering firm Buro Happold to lecture at Syracuse Architecture
• Family Weekend 2011 welcomes more than 1,500 families to campus
• Don’t dismiss this election
• Letter from Lishui, China
• First Annual Halloween Costume Party at Mirbeau
• Who's occupying Syracuse, and why?
• Today's obituaries: John More, 107, born in Italy, came to Syracuse at age 17
• Occupy Wall Street protesters receive $435,000 in donations
• Syracuse and other NY police departments misuse and overuse Tasers, says NY Civil Liberties Union in report
• Ice Cream Sandwich: Google unveils delicious new Android 4.0 operating system for Galaxy Nexus
• Expert: No action could have prevented 'freak' football injury, death in Phoenix
• B'ville Rotary’s first dinner a big success
• Meet the challengers event Oct. 27
• Vote Rode for refreshing change
• Baldwinsville student is published poet
• Syracuse school board candidates state their positions at forum
• What's going on: Exotic animals on the loose in Ohio; schools shut down
• Presidential candidates take shots at each other during Republican debate
• Retailers offering free shipping, great deals for holiday shoppers
• Social Security recipients will get 3.5 percent raise next year
• Photos of the Day: Cutlery Goes for $210,000
• Opinion Today: With all the litter, 'out-of-towners must think this is the garbage pit of the nation'
• Long-time Onondaga County legislator hopes to keep seat despite losing Republican Party backing
• U.S. Army ROTC cadet remains in critical condition after Salina shock
• Victim remains in serious condition after stabbing at Syracuse bus stop
• Company News: Maura A. Tormey promoted at Integris Financial Network LLC
• Syracuse cops seek more surveillance cameras
• DeWitt town board could vote on budget Monday
• LETTERS: Manlius town board should listen to its constituents
• Lockheed Martin seeks big contract for new U.S. Army radar made in Salina
• Auburn school district voters approve $19.5 million in capital improvements
• Skaneateles football investigation completed, will be sent to Section III
• Crime database: Serious crime slows in Onondaga County as cooler weather moves in
• U.S. Army ROTC cadet from Herkimer critically hurt by electric shock in Salina
• Tonight's GOP debate a chance for Herman Cain to prove he's more than a fad
• Food fight: Senate blocks effort to cut potatoes from school lunch menus
• Syracuse woman stabbed at Centro bus stop, later aboard bus
• Dinosaur, Nice 'N Easy bosses to offer marketing pointers at fund-raiser Wednesday
• Camillus Police Department urges children to be safe on Halloween
• Sympathy from across the U.S. pours into Phoenix school district
• Skaneateles developer buys Camillus Cutlery buildings at auction for $210,000
• Trial date for Augusta man accused in Oneida County Sheriff's Deputy's death pushed to late January
• A-P-W hosts national speaker on poverty and education Oct. 19
• Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle is lone New Yorker against job-training program
• 174th Fighter Wing begins flying the Reaper from Fort Drum
• Syracuse lands Toby Keith's I Love This Bar & Grill restaurant at Destiny USA-Carousel Center mall
• Southern Cayuga hosts last two informational meetings on $6.85 capital project referendum
• Oswego historian to talk about personalities of the Titanic
• Medicare open enrollment period in Oswego County has begun
• North Syracuse school district residents to vote Wednesday on $3.8 million roof project
• St. Joseph's hospital opens new $6 million kitchen
• Neighbors North Today: North Syracuse school district to hold public meeting tonight
• WAVES will now provide staff and management to Minoa ambulance service
• Gilad Schalit's father: Son needs time to recover from wounds
• Opinion Today: 'America is not immune to the turmoil spreading throughout the world'
• Destiny team uses social media to announce new tenant: Toby Keith's I Love This Bar and Grill
• History program: A lighthearted look at “The Privy”
• Photography scholarship honors Skaneateles native
• Baltimore Woods honors chefs and farmers with flood relief for Southern Tier
• Book lovers raise thousands for library improvements
• If you haven’t already, make sure to stop by the Gallery at the Ann Felton Multi...
• Philly police: Disabled victimized by theft scheme
• Fayetteville Memory Garden opens Saturday
• LETTERS: Taxes Down in 4 of the 6 Municipalities in the 13th District
• Cornell University proposes New York City campus with Israeli institute
• Support your local libraries
• Marcellus Memories: 50 years ago - 1961
• The state two-percent cap: effective or merely symbolic?
• How an everyday Phoenix high school football game turned tragic
• Long lasting love
• A very short trip to Gannon University
• B'ville boys volleyball drop rematch with Oswego
• Along for the ride
• F-M girls tennis wins 300th straight match
• Rinaldo grabs top honors in photography category
• Today's obituaries: Natalie Ann Casler, a Playtron at the Sterling Renaissance Festival for 20 years
• An Invitation from the Friends of Maxwell Library
• What's going on: Sick engineer evacuated from South Pole gets tests
• Town of Elbridge awarded Equity Award
• LETTERS: In response to Paul Susco
• LETTERS: Surprised by F-M’s proposal to start only Spanish early
• Bus, tractor trailer in NYS Thruway accident in Rockland County
• Safety meeting called after string of burglaries near Syracuse University neighborhood
• Photos of the Day: Good As Gold
• Baldwinsville Theatre Guild presents . . . ‘Othello’
• Catholic diocese ordered to answer gravediggers' complaint
• B'ville Christian Academy: ‘See You at the Pole’
• Lysander: Where are Salisbury’s solutions?
• Vote JAM in Lysander
• Thanks for participation in B'ville rummage sale
• Lawyer: Mom of missing baby has 'nothing to hide'
• Hospital issues therapy dog trading cards
• Update: Smoke detector alerts Syracuse family that their house is on fire
• Israeli soldier freed in swap for 1,000 prisoners
• BlackBerry maker tries to soothe angry customers
• Madison County gets $50,000 grant for vehicle and bomb-sniffing dog
• Upstate Medical will decide soon whether to pursue or drop takeover of Van Duyn
• Company News: Linda Alexander named interim president of Jewish Federation
• Bipartisan political group brings unique twist to politics in Lysander
• Engineers inspect Washington National Cathedral (video)
• Woman, 18, grazed by bullet in leg at West Colvin Street and Midland Avenue, in Syracuse
• China outraged: Video shows girl, 2, run over twice, ignored by passers-by
• Dan Maffei reloads on campaign cash, jumping ahead of Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle
• NYS office criticizes grants made by Onondaga County IDA, other industrial development agencies
• Judge orders review on polar bears
• As Earth's population hits 7 billion, the consequences for humanity could be grim
• Traffic flowing again after rear-end collision on southbound I-81 in LaFayette
• PEF committee supports new contract proposal to avoid layoffs
• South Side council candidates to speak at forum
• 19-year-old shot on Fitch Street in Syracuse
• DeWitt approves pay raises for its command staff
• Clerk who refused to sign gay marriage license will face off against opponent at Wells College
• Arrest marks growing pains for superhero movement
• Kinder Morgan to buy El Paso Corp. for $20.7B
• Ban on bracelets honoring those killed in action frustrates Marines
• Half of teens shy, but for a few it's more serious
• German sailor may have been eaten by cannibals
• Demonstrations, poll fuel New York millionaire tax push
• Murray Light, longtime Buffalo News editor, dies
• President Obama carves new chapter in Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. legacy
• OTB parlor in Madison County is moving
• Walk To End Alzheimer's Leaderboard: Canton (10/17, 1:45 p.m.)
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• Walk To End Alzheimer's Leaderboard: Binghamton (10/17, 1:45 p.m.)
• Walk To End Alzheimer's Leaderboard: Utica (10/17, 1:45 p.m.)
• Walk To End Alzheimer's Leaderboard: Syracuse (10/17, 1:45 p.m.)
• Five-year plan to be presented for town of Camillus Parks and Recreation
• Hillview Community Church rebuilds in time for 50th anniversary
• B'ville District seeks instrument donations
• World Series social to benefit B’ville Baseball Boosters
• Crunch opens season with pair of wins
• Skaneateles town justice candidates: in profile
• Spafford looks at snow plowing costs, hires new attorney
• Proposed parking law set for public hearing
• ‘Dreamers who are doers’
• Spafford town election forum to be held Tuesday, Oct. 18
• CBA tennis tops J-D in Class B semifinal
• J-D boys soccer goes 1-0-1, ties Liverpool
• MPH boys soccer splits, loses to Tully
• J-D swimmers roar past Mexico
• Waiting on a dime, waiting on a dollar
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• Buckley Gym opens for business
• Opinion Today: Hey SU, treat your season ticket holders with some respect
• Public Communications
• Behold: the behemoth
• Lowe's to close 20 stores; Central New York locations remain in business
• Boston boy survives 3-story drop from burning home
• Two accused of making meth in Mexico
• CNS girls runners beat Liverpool again
• Occupy Wall Street reaches 1-month birthday
• Syracuse police attempting to notify family of man found dead at Carousel Center
• Boys soccer Warriors get even with CNS