Victory Gallop Takes Second At Local Race
Victory Gallop finished second in a local horse race as economic signs in the region point to a fragile economy. The event drew attention to ongoing financial pressures, with spectators noting cautious spending and limited investment activity in nearby businesses.
Orangemen B Hoyas 14-11 Determines NCAA Seed
Orange men and Hoyas clash as final seeds settle today. Officials reveal placement after a 14-11 result guiding the NCAA tournament outlook.
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Commentary on Jewish and African American交流 by Saundra Smokes
Columnist Saundra Smokes says Jews and African-Americans have much to share and urges full exploration and addressing of concerns about the Avenue of the Arts project.
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Three charged in captivity case at Greig farmhouse
State police said two mentally disabled women were beaten and starved by John Ernnest Dennee Kathleen Blaine Dennee and Janet Lynn Dennee who lived off the women's disability checks. The trio faced first degree unlawful imprisonment charges after officers found them Monday at a Lyons Falls Road home.
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City and citizens target root causes of violence
A Syracuse gun violence focus links youth crime to early-life violence and parental factors. After a March gunfire incident on Grace Street, residents urge safety while data from 1995 and 1996 show rising underage weapon arrests and a cluster of shootings in the south and near west areas. The Center for Community Alternatives seeks a $200,000 grant to study gun sources and youth violence and to steer youths toward productive lives.
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Billions in lost cash held by state
The abandoned property fund, overseen by New York State Comptroller H. Carl McCall, holds 83.9 billion and serves more than 11 million people and institutions. The money accrues as individuals and entities move or misplace funds, with returns possible by checking.
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ATM customer foils bank robbers in College Park
An ATM user alerted police after a machine caller announced a robbery and a handwritten note urged calling the police. Two women at the scene saw a suspect with a duffel bag leave the bank, then noted a license plate that helped authorities pursue a charge against the head.
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