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Chris Libonati
Chris Libonati is the managing editor of Central Current. He is a founding editorial member of the organization and was hired as Central Current's first reporter. He previously worked at the Syracuse Post-Standard as crime and policing reporter before briefly covering Syracuse City Hall.
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Meet the Onondaga County Court judge candidates: Annaleigh Porter
Annaleigh Porter, a Democrat running for Onondaga County Court judge, has more than a decade of criminal defense experience.
Meet the Onondaga County Court judge candidates: Melinda McGunnigle
Melinda McGunnigle, a Republican, is running for Onondaga County Court judge. She’s the chief homicide prosecutor and has worked in the office for 15 years.
OGs Against Violence leader Clifford Ryans gets outpouring of support after Syracuse house fire
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Meet the Onondaga County Court judge candidates: Ted Limpert
Ted Limpert, a Democratic candidate for judge, has 30 years of experience in law and in the military.
Smart growth: How planning and transportation could help maximize Micron’s impact on Syracuse
Syracuse can learn the importance of planning from Malta, a city down Interstate 90, that received a chip plant in 2009.
