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Cicero friends form 'The Molly Project' to help CNY families cope with cancer through photography
Posted: 03.08.2013 at 5:35 PM
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"The Molly Project" offers free photography sessions for women who's lives have been redefined by cancer or a terminal illness.
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Today at 12:32 AM
Before the Syracuse Crunch took the ice in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals, the City of Syracuse and Onondaga County threw a pre-game party at the Everson Plaza for members of the community.
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Yesterday at 6:00 PM
A state senator and several local business owners are pushing for residents to take part in the debate over the future of Interstate 81 in Syracuse, and are warning the public that changing traffic patterns could have a negative impact on local businesses.
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Yesterday at 2:26 PM
Nearly 500 bicyclists hit the road to ride almost 100 miles through the Mohawk Valley for the 17th annual Ride for Missing Children on Friday.
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Yesterday at 1:27 PM
The City of Syracuse is planning road reconstruction in Armory Square that begins Monday, May 20.
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Yesterday at 1:09 PM
The ground where one of the oldest knife manufacturers in the country burst info flames three months ago will now see new life.
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Yesterday at 9:00 AM
Crews are working to demolish part of the former Nestle chocolate plant in Fulton to make way for redevelopments.
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Yesterday at 7:54 AM
Section III Athletics is officially in postseason mode. Some sports already kicked off the playoffs but for boys lacrosse, the Section III Tournament officially started on Thursday.
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Yesterday at 7:52 AM
Chittenango senior Meg Arnold does it all. Not only is she one of the best golfers in the area, the anchor of the Chittenango team, if you will.
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Yesterday at 5:39 AM
After an outside chance of some early clouds especially northeast, it will be a sunny day in Central New York
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Yesterday at 12:00 AM
Tonight more than one hundred family and friends gathered for a funeral at the Auburn United Methodist Church. In his second tour of duty Staff Sgt. Francis Phillips was killed in Afghanistan when an IED bomb exploded on May 4th killing him and four others.
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Thursday, May 16, 2013
The Oneida County legislature reacts to agreement between New York State and Oneida Indian Nation
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