Carousel expansion watchdogs clash over PILOT deal
Critics attack Deloitte & Touche findings questioning the PILOT agreement for the Carousel mall expansion. City leaders and opponents spar over reporting, while supporters argue the project offers the best economic chance for Central New York, with no tax money at risk and potential to attract major employers.
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Let the process play out in the presidential race
An editorial argues the election deserves deliberation and due process amid rapid post election coverage. It notes Florida’s recounts and court deadlines, the Electoral College timing, and the Constitution’s safeguards, urging patience over snap conclusions.
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Stop black on black crime in Syracuse debate
Abdul-Raool Mustafa argues that youth violence in Syracuse reflects black on black crime, not guns, calling out media narratives and urging African American leadership to address economic and educational factors. He condemns reliance on government funding and stresses community self help and culturally relevant curricula.
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Rush Limbaugh criticism letter to the editor at Marcellus
The writer supports Knowlton Foote’s critique of Rush Limbaugh’s broadcasts on November 17, condemning his one sided anti Democratic rhetoric. He calls for balance and warns that Limbaugh’s attacks may incite violence while urging FCC review and equal time for opposing views.
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Pyramids Planed Mall Expansion Draws Local Backing
Syracuse residents favor the Carousel mall expansion citing more jobs and economic gains from increased tourism. Supporters say the project will attract visitors from across the country and boost the local economy.
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Honor quiet heroes Visiting nurses offer care healing hope
National Home Care Month honors Visiting Nurse Association and home health care workers across the United States. The text praises mature, compassionate workers who provide care, education, and hope in homes, noting the role in long term care and economy. VNA Systems of Central New York positions itself as a leading local provider.
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Syracuse
Mall Expansion Voices Support in Syracuse Proposal
A letter from Pasquale and Beverly Galtier of Liverpool applauds a Carousel mall expansion in Syracuse. The note highlights benefits for high‑tech employers and local businesses, and mentions Franciscan Place for prayer and meditation during shopping. The writers urge community unity for the project’s future growth.
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