Warm Syracuse summer defies 90-degree record pattern
A climatologist notes that Central New York has yet to see a 90 degree day this summer, a rare trend since 1922 with only 1992 and a few other years nearby missing the threshold. Keith Eggleston of Cornell calls it unusual but not explained, as temperatures hover near normal and August may still bring a 90 degree day.
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Teen defends confession in Cicero stabbing case
Fabian Russell admits to stabbing his mother in her Cicero bedroom after breaking into the home on March 26. Police say he gave a four page written confession after initially denying involvement. Defense seeks suppression of the statements as improper interrogation.
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Second major cormorant slaughter shocks New York
David J. Miller of the National Audubon Society condemns a second major cormorant slaughter in New York. Audubon urges prosecution. federal officials question mass killings. DEC notes limited data from current diet study may hurt bass findings as Little Gallop nests decline 30 percent since 1996.
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