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Inside the turmoil at Syracuse’s police oversight board
An employee accused the Citizen Review Board administrator of failing to work required hours, creating a logjam of work, and mistreating employees.
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Asha Laaya ‘Farm of Hope’ added 14 acres to its farm. Now it needs staff to expand its reach Â
The Asha Laaya ‘Farm of Hope’ started as a one-acre plot. Now, the farm is 15 acres.
Posted inArts & Culture
Arts community gathers to honor Jackie Warren-Moore’s legacy
The Paul Robeson Performing Arts Company held its third annual Jackie Warren-Moore Poetry and Monologue Festival Friday. It honored Warren-Moore, Onondaga County’s first poet laureate, who died three years ago.
Posted inElections
2024 election Q&A: Rachel May seeking her 4th term in the NYS Senate
May is looking to defend her seat in the New York State Senate’s 48th District. She faces Republican challenger Caleb Slater.
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2024 election Q&A: Caleb Slater looks to flip NYS Senate’s 48th District
Slater, a Republican, is hoping to defeat incumbent Democrat Rachel May, who has held the seat since 2019.
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2024 election Q&A: Ian Phillips looks to flip NYS Assembly’s 126th District
Phillips, a Democrat, is challenging incumbent Republican Ian Phillips.
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2024 election Q&A: John Lemondes looks to hold off Democrat challenger in NYS Assembly’s 126th District
Lemondes has represented the 126th district since 2021.
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Photo of the week: An umpire calls balls and strikes at a Syracuse little league fall baseball game
Umpire Joe Slaski calls the balls and strikes during a little league fall ball tournament in October at Skyway Park in North Syracuse.