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Community talks involvement at Northside Community Watch meeting (opens the original)
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Residents gathered Monday night for a Northside Community Watch meeting focused on strengthening community involvement with law enforcement and addressing neighborhood concerns. Attendees spoke with Onondaga County Sheriff candidate Robert Lenhart and asked questions about how the Sheriff’s Department could help in the Syracuse community. Lenhart is running against incumbent Sheriff Toby Shelley. The meeting also included discussion of vacant homes, drugs, homelessness and polic
AAA: Gas Prices drop across the region (opens the original)
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The national price for a gallon of gas went up 5 cents this past week to $4.06, while the New York State average of $4.13 is down 3 cents from last Monday, according to AAA. AAA Western and Central New York reports the following averages: Batavia - $4.21 (down 2 cents from last Monday) Buffalo - $4.21 (down 2 cents from last Monday) Elmira - $4.00 (down 8 cents from last Monday) Ithaca - $4.19 (down 2 cents from last Monday) Rochester - $4.21 (down 2 cents from last Monday) Rome - $4.22 (down 2
Abandoned boat catches fire, burns neighboring house in Syracuse (opens the original)
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SYRACUSE N.Y. — The Syracuse Fire Department responded to reports of an abandoned boat engulfed in flames tonight on East Laurel Street in Syracuse. District Chief of Car Four, Jeremy Coughlin, said the fire burst out around 5:45 PM and shortly after spread into the neighboring house. The fire went out fairly quickly after Syracuse firefighters responded. Minimal damage was caused to the home and zero injuries were reported. Coughlin said the houses electrical wiring was compromised but the fami
New Computer-Based Testing Center for state employees opens in Syracuse (opens the original)
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ONONDAGA, N.Y. — On Wednesday afternoon, the Department of Civil Service announced the opening of Syracuse's first Computer-Based Testing Center on the Onondaga Community College campus. The center is a part of a larger push from the Department of Civil Service to make it easier for state employees to gain access to promotion opportunities and larger career goals. With the new center, state employees can utilize a more accessible testing environment for civil service promotion exams. The center
Traffic alert: Interstate 81 northbound to move to one lane on July 25 (opens the original)
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The New York State Department of Transportation is alerting drivers to an upcoming lane closure on I-81. The Department of Transportation announced that Interstate 81 northbound will move to one lane on July 25 to clear the way for bridge work. Interstate 81 northbound will be reduced to one lane between Exit 18 (Adams St/Harrison St) and the Interstate 690 westbound off-ramp in Syracuse from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on July 25. The DOT is urging the public to slow down in work zones an
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