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Charter fined for missing goals on broadband rollout
ALBANY | A state regulatory agency has determined Charter Communications has failed to extend its cable network and expand high-speed internet service and has fined the provider $2 million. more
Keith Lobdell
Strong Section VII field ready for track states
Section VII is hoping to send a strong field of competitors to Syracuse as they compete in the NYSPHSAA state championship meet this weekend. more
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Patriot bowlers bring home first state title
SYRACUSE | Heading into the final frame of the NYSPHSAA Division II championships March 10, the members of the AuSable Valley boy’s team said to each other something they said throughout the season. more
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DeJordys compete in Syracuse
SYRACUSE — Seton Catholic’s sister trio of the DeJordy sisters kicked off their outdoor season at the ESM Speciality Qualifying Invitational at East Syracuse-Minoa High School. more
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Cougars, Bobcats compete in state cheer event
SYRACUSE — Northern Adirondack and Northeastern Clinton took their spirit down south for the NYSPHSAA state competitive cheerleading championships. more
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Morrisonville hep C testing clinic going mobile
MORRISONVILLE — Following a series of successful clinics facilitated this year to test Vietnam veterans for hepatitis C, the innovative local program now plans to expand past its Clinton County footprint. more
4-H’ers learn leadership skills at N.Y. state fair
SYRACUSE — If someone had the opportunity this summer to visit the Warren County Youth Fair, they’d likely witnessed 4-H youth working, exhibiting projects, showing animals, providing leadership to younger 4-H’ers and having fun. more
Malone man faces life in prison for distributing marijuana
A Malone man was convicted in U.S. District Court of conspiracy to distribute more than 1,000 kilos of marijuana recently. more
Vanderhooff hired
Walter Vanderhoff was recently hired by AMRIC Associates Ltd., East Syracuse, as a Field Investigator. more
Airborne Speedway teams heading to Syracuse
Airborne Speedway will be well-represented during Super DIRT Week XL Oct. 5 through 9 at the New York State Fairgrounds. more
PHOTO GALLERY - Northern Adirondack Central FFA wins big at state fair
The Northern Adirondack Central School chapter of FFA was awarded 32 ribbons at the New York State Fair for entries in various contests. more
State DEC participating at New York State Fair
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is participating in the New York State Fair, which opened Aug. 25 and runs through Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 5. more
The ultimate Syracuse bildungsroman
In his gripping debut novel, “Transgressions,” Jim Jacobs has imagined Syracuse as the principal setting in an era when Frankie Carbo of Murder, Inc. and “Blinky” Palermo controlled pro boxing through the International Boxing Club. more
A giant undertaking
Inspiration for Ty Marshal's latest project actually came while he was researching a different concept. Marshal, a local artist and activist who prefers the label "inter-disciplinarian," had set out to find whether Onondaga Lake had ever been rumored to harbor a lake monster. Instead, he discovered a nearly 150-year-old hoax that entangled P.T. Barnum, the courts and thousands of residents, and began a few miles from Syracuse. more
