Moten delays NBA dream to play final Orangemen year
Syracuse guard Lawrence Moten will skip the June 29 NBA draft to return for his final season with Syracuse University. His mother, Lor raine Burgess, backs the decision noting Moten weighed all factors and did ample research amid new NCAA rules allowing underclassmen to declare and pursue a return to college within 30 days.
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Landmark Theatre to Add Niagara Mohawk to Name
An editorial piece questions why the Landmark Theatre would expand its title to include Niagara Mohawk, weighing branding, regional identity, and corporate sponsorship considerations affecting its historic status.
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State's death rate analysis could drive hospital programs
Harris, 58, of Cortland, who had three coronary artery blockages, underwent heart surgery March 28 at St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center. He fears that his case may be used to produce statistical outcomes shaping future treatment at hospitals and by doctors.
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War bride reunites with wartime sweetheart after 42 years
Margaret White, 68, recalls love for Ivan White who met her in Cornwall during World War II and kept hope alive through decades. After marriage to Alexander, she learned Ivan remained single in Zillah, Washington. A Christmas 1984 card confirmed he was alive, and Ivan's contact led to a long-awaited reunion before, and a formal marriage long after the war.
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Trans fats blamed for thousands of heart deaths study says
Harvard researchers in the American Journal of Public Health warn that trans fatty acids in partially hydrogenated oils may kill up to 30,000 people annually by raising bad cholesterol and lowering good cholesterol. They urge labeling and oppose TFAs alongside saturated fats.
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Former Rome officer linked to killings and self harm
Neighbors recall Joseph Merola a quiet man at 107 N Charles St in Rome. Police say he opened fire with a 9 mm pistol Saturday night, killing two teens Michael McSweeney 14 and Dell DiPasqua 15 and wounding two others before shooting himself. Witnesses say Brandon Lovett 15 and Ryan Jackson 14 were with the victims earlier at Stevenson Field. Merola had been off the force about a year and reportedly argued with youths about vandalism before the fatal shooting. Mayor Griffo called the scene emotional as investigators piece together events at the time.
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