Dick Case Family Sells Neighborhood Store in Syracuse
The Case family plans to sell the longtime Stolp and Hubbell avenues store in Syracuse, a local neighborhood fixture. The listing signals a major change for residents and nearby businesses as transfer of ownership moves forward.
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Weather forecast brief for weekend and next week
Saturday will be breezy and milder with a high around seventy two degrees and a low about fifty six. Clouds upper with a chance of a shower. Sunday looks sunny then partly cloudy with possible rain later and a low near forty eight. Monday turns mostly cloudy with showers and a high near sixty eight.
Annual conference works to empower them Page Bi
A regional gathering focused on empowering diverse community members through workshops and speakers. Leaders from local groups discuss pathways to leadership, resources for women and minority entrepreneurs, and networking opportunities to boost civic engagement.
Fed cuts may ease recession fears but effects show later
The Federal Reserve lowered rates again amid signs of a fragile economy. Analysts expect another cut next month as consumer spending remains weak and stock markets surge on rate news. The Dow jumped 399 points, the Nasdaq up 156, while economists warn it takes six to nine months for cuts to impact growth.
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Study links heavy child care to later behavioral issues
Washington researchers report the largest long term study of U.S. child care finds children who spend most of their time in non maternal care show higher rates of trans-like aggression defiance and disobedience in kindergarten. The 1,100 to 1,160 children across 10 cities were rated by mothers caregivers and teachers. The study, funded by NIH’s NICHHD, is not yet peer reviewed but is seen as a major early work on child care effects.
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Washington
United States
Interwews
Jay Belsky
Belsky
National Institute On Child Health and Human Development
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Crunch eliminated Wilkes barre Scranton hammers Syracuse
The Syracuse Crunch were eliminated by the Wilkes Barre Scranton Penguins with a 6-2 victory to end their playoff run and move the Penguins into the next round of the AHL playoffs.
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Wilkes-Barre/Scranton
Syracuse
Doctors billed for do nothing assistant in Medicare fraud case
A Syracuse heart surgery practice and three doctors pleaded guilty to defrauding Medicare by billing for an assistant surgeon who did little beyond entering and leaving the operating room. The case hinged on secretly recorded conversations. a doctor wore a hidden mic during talks with partners. The firm agreed to a $200,000 fine and a $750,000 settlement.
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Edward Nast
St. Joseph's Cardiac Surgery Associates
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Joel Rosenberg
Ahmad Nazem
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Stephen Cohen
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Marvastl
Jamesville
Therapists: Apology hurdle for many ages in 1981
Therapists say apologizing in 1981 remains a big hurdle for preteens baby boomers Gen Xers and others. The era features celebrity outings and cultural notes across music TV and lottery results with scattered local details and names.
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