Weather outlook for Cea TT period with cool temperatures
Cold start with sun then clouds and flurries. Monday brings sun and clouds with a high near 40. Tuesday turns mostly cloudy with a chance of rain and a high around 48. Wednesday features more clouds and sun, high about 46. Thursday shows variable cloudiness with a high near 48.
Patchwork of accomplishments highlights Central New York women
A Women’s History Month feature surveys notable Central New York women from Auburn abolitionist Harriet Tubman to Dr Mary Walker and Syracuse University alumni astronaut Eileen Collins. The piece spans historic figures and contemporary achievers across the region.
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Cambodia’s First Ruling Princes Clash Over Country’s Fate
The nation endures a bitter power struggle between a prince and a commander as tensions rise. Violence and political infighting compound the crisis, with citizens bearing the costs of instability amid broader battles over governance and reform.
Sleep apnea RAs test clinic debate rages on danger
A debate centers on how dangerous sleep apnea is, with researchers and clinicians weighing risks, treatment implications, and patient outcomes at a test clinic. The discussion highlights assessment methods, study design, and potential policy impacts.
United Nations Security Council seats change debated
A proposal to add seats to the Security Council could shift power in the United Nations. The piece notes background on reform discussions and potential regional representation impacts.
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Security Council
Hoops lure as NCAA East Region hits Syracuse
NCAA fans seek court action during a tournament off day with 15 000 newcomers in town. Tour groups rent gyms at Lincoln Clary and H W Smith schools as Toronto visitors claim a relaxed March Madness break while anticipation builds for the Final Four.
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Stadium workers to test plumbing with mass flush
At Onondaga County's new 29.3 million stadium workers will flush 240 toilets and urinals in a synchronized test timed before the April 3 opening. Supervisors will lead a 1-person crew via two-way radios to ensure the wastewater system, including uphill pumps, functions as planned. The project aims to confirm operations before 11,000 fans attend Syracuse SkyChiefs games.
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Hebron clashes injure over one hundred as riots flare
In Hebron, Israeli troops faced hundreds of Palestinians in protests following a Tel Aviv cafe bombing. More than 100 Palestinians were wounded by live and rubber bullets, tear gas, and grenades, while Israeli soldiers and Palestinian police also suffered injuries. Hamas claimed responsibility for Friday’s blast. Israelis barred thousands of West Bank and Gaza entrants amid high tensions.
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Lunar eclipse and Mars opposition grace night sky show
At 10 p.m. the moon enters Earth's shadow while Mars opposes the Sun, making a striking celestial display. Comet Hale-Bopp shines as the red planet glows above a slim moon crescent, with the eclipse peaking at 11:39 p.m. and ending after 1:21 a.m. The event favors a northwestern horizon view.
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Beatles memorabilia auction in Tokyo tops $1.4 million
An auction in Tokyo drew bidders worldwide and surpassed 1.4 million dollars with items such as Paul McCartney's bass guitar selling for 202,955, John Lennon's black velvet ape at 27,602, and a George Harrison manuscript of I Me Mine at 21,919.
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Federal cuts threaten Hmong immigrant in Syracuse
Gloria Wright reports that Xiong Pao Yang, a former Hmong guerrilla helper in Laos, faces losing federal SSI as welfare reform removes benefits for non citizens. About 721 elderly and disabled immigrants in Syracuse will be notified they lose SSI, leaving Yang with emergency Medicaid as his only aid.
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Laos
United States
Syracuse
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Ellen Braloch
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Xiong Pao Yang
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