Irreverent athletes hinder pavement in short Fat Guys race
A quirky event drew a crowd as several notable athletes joined a lighthearted Fat Guys race. The playful gathering showcased endurance and humor, highlighting community spirit and local sports culture.
Baldwinsville Woman Creates Themed Texts for Children
A Baldwinsville woman writes personalized storybooks for kids, each text built around a distinct theme. She collaborates with families to tailor characters and plots, aiming to nurture imagination and literacy through engaging narratives.
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Smoke fills skies as fires drive haze to Syracuse
Herald-Journal reports a thick smoke haze sweeping into Syracuse from fires in Kentucky, West Virginia, Georgia and other southern states. National Weather Service forecaster Stephen Pertgen notes the changing southwesterly wind bringing smoky air northward and shifting directions early today.
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Eleven Die In Enniskillen Remembrance Day Bombing
Eleven people were killed and 63 wounded when a large bomb exploded at a wreath laying ceremony near Enniskillen’s cenotaph on Remembrance Sunday. Officials blamed the outlawed IRA for the attack, the worst in five years, as crowds fled the blast site in County Fermanagh.
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Reagan weighs court nominee pace amid Ginsburg uproar
Washington officials on Sunday weighed advice from senators and conservatives about how quickly to name a new Supreme Court nominee after Douglas H. Ginsburg withdrew. Anthony Kennedy emerged as front runner, viewed as acceptable to both conservatives and moderates, while White House staff pressed for a swift choice to avoid election-year entanglements.
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Nazi hunters seek Jackson aid over Syrian deportation demand
Nazi hunters ask Jesse Jackson to press Syria to deport war criminal Alois Brunner. Elizabeth Holtzman says Jackson aide Anne Lewis was contacted two weeks earlier. Jackson showed interest but needs more background on Brunner before taking action.
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Israeli hostages seized from boat near Gaza Strip
The Associated Press reports a Lebanese group seized eight people from a boat off the Israeli occupied Gaza Strip. An Israeli official says the captives were not all Israeli. The group claims the action is tied to Palestinian struggle and the hostage condition risks their lives if Israel retaliates.
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