Ringling Bros Circus Returns After 20 Years
The Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey circus arrives in town marking its first appearance in nearly two decades. A Baldwinsville woman dies when a car veers into her lane in Lysander. Syracuse school board cuts 3.75 million from the budget, eliminating 25 administrative jobs. Yankee TIM RAINES beats the White Sox in the 10th inning.
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Weather aftermath and storm cleanup across town
After a severe storm residents begin cleanup efforts as downed trees and power outages affect several neighborhoods. Local officials urge caution while crews restore services and assess property damage. Community volunteers organize, helping seniors and families recover losses.
Weather Outlook With Chance of Showers Through Weekend
Tonight showers fade to cloudy skies as a storm moves through. Wednesday brings breezy cool conditions with clouds and sun and a low around 42. Thursday stays sunny to partly cloudy with a cool high near 62 and low 46. Friday turns partly sunny with milder temperatures and a low about 50. Saturday clouds rise with possible showers and a high near 70.
SU geographer wins MacArthur genius grant
Syracuse University geography professor Don Mitchell has earned a MacArthur Foundation genius grant, one of 29 awarded. The five year fellowship provides a stipend between $220,000 and $375,000, with Mitchell receiving about $235,000. Mitchell, 36, joined SU in 1997 after earning a PhD from Rutgers in 1992 and previously teaching at Colorado.
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Clinton moves to delay investigation in Lewinsky case
President Clinton withdraws executive privilege claims to slow a fast Supreme Court review while asserting attorney client privilege to question Bruce Lindsey. The tactic aims to prolong wrangling with Kenneth Starr as grand jury scrutiny into possible cover up of relations with Lewinsky continues.
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Kate Kelly Tutors Struggling Reader With Insect Aid
Kate Kelly, a second grade teacher, gives personal attention to a pupil reading at a first grade level. She uses a plastic insect model to teach short I sounds and practices with a single child before the rest of the class arrives. The student is older than his grade but lacks a special education label.
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Central New York hit by record tornado warnings
Officials report 69 severe weather warnings including 26 tornado warnings as Central New York faced the worst tornado event in 50 years. Binghamton area saw the hardest thunderstorms with waves from noon to 7 p.m. Sunday. No injuries in Syracuse area.
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Dodgers designate Hideo Nomo for assignment
The LA Dodgers put pitcher Hideo Nomo on assignment, giving the team 10 days to trade him or risk losing him. The note reflects the standard MLB process and potential moves within the roster shakeups.
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