Syracuse Neighborhood Seeks Ways to Break Violence Cycle
Community groups in Syracuse are pursuing initiatives to disrupt a violent cycle tied to drugs and crime as residents call for safer streets, youth programs, and stronger neighborhood partnerships to reduce shootings and overdoses.
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Heid's cuts family ties to forge a chain of restaurants
In Central New York a family icon expands into New England amid intrigue over a secret recipe and a 76-year handshake deal souring. Dec 1 breakfast stopped after 50 years, staff layoffs, hours cut, an outside investor, and a franchise not family-owned with dozens more planned.
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Hotdog Wars Shake Central New York Family
The family that started a local fried hot dog and coney tradition becomes divided over plans to expand the business. Details show tensions around branding and future growth within the long established Central New York operation.
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Syracuse pastor meets Mandela in Johannesburg
The Rev Robert W Jones and his wife Marjorie visited Johannesburg after his daughter Grace, the actor and singer, suggested meeting Nelson Mandela. They spent about 15 minutes with him in Mandela's home, sharing a prayer for his success and protection. Mandela, a leader of the ANC and endorser of apartheid’s demise, was a likely next president with spring elections planned.
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Britons reopen probe of Hendrix death after 1980s drift
London police reopen the Jimi Hendrix case nearly five decades after the rocker died in London on September 18, 1970 from an apparent overdose. Noel Redding says the death seems mysterious and hints at a possible cover up while Kathy Etchingham may have pushed for a new inquest.
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Shoppers buoy holiday sales at Syracuse retailers
Shoppers packed Ca rousel Center and WCNY TV Learningsmith store while snow and cold billowed outside. a video on Leslie Nielsen drew crowds. Retailers report brisk sales, high consumer confidence, and early buying with two weeks before Christmas promising stronger totals. Big-ticket items like televisions, stereos, and computers are hot, per Greater Syracuse Chamber of Commerce.
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Fort Drum soldiers may head home from Somalia conflict
Fort Drum families await word on whether about 1,000 soldiers from the 10th Mountain Division will be among the first to return from Somalia. Officials say withdrawals, ordered by President Clinton, could begin this week and run through March 31.
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