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May 22, 2026
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Syracuse Hancock Airport Receives $18.7 Million for Deicing Facility Expansion: Syracuse Hancock International Airport will undergo a significant upgrade to its aircraft deicing facilities following the award of nearly $18.7 million in federal funding. The grant, issued through the Airport Infrastructure Grant Program, will enable the expansion and reconstruction of the airport’s public-use deicing pad and upgrade aging equipment. This improvement is part of a broader airport modernization effort connected to ongoing regional economic development plans. The project aims to boost winter operations reliability for future growth. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on May 22)
May 12, 2026
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Auburn School Board Candidates Discuss Budget Shortfall and District Growth: Candidates for the Auburn Enlarged City School District Board of Education participated in a forum to address concerns over a significant budget gap and the district's future direction. The discussion focused on a projected $17.5 million shortfall over the next five years, declining student performance, and how to address increasing financial pressures. While all candidates endorsed the proposed budget, they voiced differing views on long-term planning. The forum highlighted ongoing challenges as the district prepares for upcoming elections. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on May 12)
May 11, 2026
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Ithaca Voice Founder Jeff Stein Discusses Pulitzer Win and Future Projects: Jeff Stein, founder of The Ithaca Voice, recently contributed to The Washington Post’s Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage on the Trump administration’s restructuring of federal agencies. The awarded reporting explored the significant changes in government operations and their broader effects. After more than eight years at The Post, Stein has moved on following major staff reductions. He is now focusing on new projects, including a forthcoming biography on Bernie Sanders. (Source: The Ithaca Voice on May 11)
April 29, 2026
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Four Men Receive Sentences in Cayuga County Drug Cases: In Cayuga County Court, four men were recently sentenced after being convicted on drug-related charges. Two of the individuals were given state prison sentences, including a Syracuse resident who received four years in prison and three years of post-release supervision following a guilty plea to criminal possession of a controlled substance. The sentences were announced by court officials. These actions follow a series of arrests connected to drug activity in the area. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Apr 29)
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Syracuse Man Pleads Guilty to Killing Son and Girlfriend, Faces Sentencing in May: A Syracuse man admitted guilt in the deaths of his 11-year-old son and 32-year-old girlfriend during a plea hearing marked by his lack of remorse. David Huff pleaded guilty to both murders, with prosecutors noting that drugs were a factor but confirming his competency to stand trial. He is expected to receive a minimum of 40 years in prison, with sentencing set for May. The case has drawn significant attention due to the defendant's demeanor in court. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 29)
April 27, 2026
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Dunk & Bright to Close Syracuse Showroom After Nearly a Century: Dunk & Bright Furniture announced it will shut down its Syracuse showroom on South Salina Street, ending a 99-year presence in the city. Company leaders stated that this decision is part of an effort to consolidate business operations at the Clay location, which aims to enhance efficiency and streamline customer service. The move will centralize inventory and staff. The South Salina Street store is set to close as part of this transition. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Apr 27)
April 26, 2026
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Syracuse Crunch Defeat Cleveland Monsters to Even North Division Semifinal Series: The Syracuse Crunch secured a 4-1 victory over the Cleveland Monsters in Game 2 of the North Division Semifinals on Sunday at Rocket Arena, tying the best-of-five playoff series at one game each. Syracuse dominated the opening period, scoring four goals on their first six shots, establishing an early advantage that Cleveland could not overcome. Key contributions came from Lucas Mercuri, Gabriel Szurtc, Jakob Pelletier, and Tommy Miller, with strong goaltending from Brandon Halverson. The Crunch maintained solid defensive play and penalty killing throughout the contest. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 26)
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Cornell Lacrosse Wins, Yankees Extend Streak, Knicks Even Playoff Series: Cornell University's lacrosse team secured an 11-9 victory over Harvard, advancing their season record to 10-3, while Syracuse fell to Notre Dame, making their record 11-4. In Major League Baseball, the New York Yankees notched their eighth consecutive win, defeating Houston 8-3 and improving to an 18-9 record. The New York Knicks tied their playoff series against Atlanta at 2-2 with a 114-98 win. Area sports fans saw strong performances across college and professional teams. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Apr 26)
April 25, 2026
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Syracuse Men's Lacrosse Loses Regular-Season Finale to Top-Ranked Notre Dame: The Syracuse Orange men's lacrosse team ended their regular season with a 16-11 loss to the top-ranked Notre Dame Fighting Irish in South Bend, Indiana. Syracuse, ranked fifth nationally, held a narrow halftime lead but was overtaken by Notre Dame in the third quarter. Key performances included Payton Anderson's four goals and a strong goaltending effort by Jimmy McCool. Syracuse closed the season with an 11-4 overall record and now looks ahead to postseason competition. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 25)
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Syracuse Crunch Narrowly Lose Game 1 of Division Semifinals to Cleveland Monsters: The Syracuse Crunch were defeated 3-2 by the Cleveland Monsters in Game 1 of the North Division Semifinals. After falling behind by three goals in the first period, the Crunch narrowed the deficit with goals in the second and third periods but could not find the equalizer. Strong goaltending from Brandon Halverson helped hold Cleveland scoreless after he entered in relief. The Monsters now lead the best-of-five series, 1-0, as the teams prepare for the next game. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 25)
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Digital Advancements Shape News Consumption in the Finger Lakes Region: In 2026, residents of the Finger Lakes and Upstate New York have experienced significant changes in how they access news and digital entertainment. The integration of traditional media with advanced internet services has transformed regional news outlets into vital communication centers. Reliable and secure digital platforms are increasingly important for meeting the needs of local audiences. These shifts are influencing both the economy and culture of nearby cities such as Rochester and Syracuse. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 25)
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Syracuse Resident Accused in Mohawk Correctional Facility Drug Smuggling Case: A Syracuse woman faces charges after authorities identified multiple illegal substances in materials brought into Mohawk Correctional Facility. The investigation stems from an April 5 incident, during which correctional officers experienced hazardous exposure while processing visitors. Laboratory analysis later confirmed the presence of contraband substances on paper items. State Police continue to examine the circumstances surrounding the attempted smuggling. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Apr 25)
April 23, 2026
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Francisco Lindor Placed on Injured List by Mets Due to Calf Strain: The New York Mets have placed shortstop Francisco Lindor on the 10-day injured list following a strained left calf suffered while running the bases. Lindor sustained the injury during a recent win over the Minnesota Twins, a game that snapped the team's 12-game losing streak. In response, the Mets called up infielder Ronny Mauricio from Triple-A. With Lindor sidelined, the team will rely on internal options to fill his role as they continue their season. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 23)
April 22, 2026
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Syracuse Man Indicted for Burglary After Reported Home Invasion in Auburn: A 32-year-old Syracuse resident, Ishmael Thomas, faces serious felony charges after allegedly entering a home in Auburn and threatening a person with a hammer, according to Cayuga County prosecutors. Thomas has been indicted for first-degree burglary and third-degree criminal possession of a weapon. He remains in custody without bail and is expected to be arraigned this week. If convicted, he could receive a prison sentence of up to 32 years with additional post-release supervision. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 22)
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Syracuse Resident Indicted Following Alleged Machete Incident in Auburn: A 35-year-old man from Syracuse has been indicted by a Cayuga County grand jury after allegedly attacking someone with a machete outside the Department of Social Services on Genesee Street in Auburn. The incident took place on April 14, and Daniel Myvett faces a felony charge of third-degree criminal possession of a weapon. Current law in New York has prevented his detention, and arraignment is scheduled. If convicted, he could face between three and seven years in prison. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 22)
April 21, 2026
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Syracuse Landlords Settle Over Lead Hazards in Rental Properties: Two landlords in Syracuse have agreed to a settlement with New York State after an investigation identified unsafe conditions and lead hazards in several of their rental units. The agreement comes after the state found that the landlords had not properly addressed deteriorating lead-based paint, posing health risks to tenants. As part of the settlement, the landlords will be required to pay fines and correct the lead violations in their properties. The case highlights ongoing concerns regarding housing safety standards in the area. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Apr 21)
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Three Individuals Indicted on Weapons Charges in Cayuga County: The Cayuga County Grand Jury has indicted three individuals in separate felony cases involving weapons offenses. District Attorney Brittany Grome Antonacci announced the charges, which include unlawful weapon possession with intent to use. One of those indicted, Daniel Myvett of Syracuse, faces a felony count linked to a recent incident. These indictments highlight ongoing law enforcement efforts to address weapons crimes locally. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Apr 21)
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Hawks Tie Series Against Knicks With Late Surge by McCollum: The New York Knicks lost a close Game 2 to the Atlanta Hawks, falling 107-106 after a late rally led by CJ McCollum, which brought the playoff series to a 1-1 tie. The Knicks, who entered as the higher seed with a 53-29 record, were unable to maintain their late-game advantage. No other major teams from the Finger Lakes region competed on Monday. The outcome heightens anticipation for the next matchup between the teams. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Apr 21)
April 20, 2026
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Guided Warbler Walk Scheduled at Onondaga Lake During Spring Migration: On May 16, the Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps will lead a guided warbler walk along the West Shore Trail in Syracuse, timed to coincide with peak spring bird migration. Participants will explore restored habitats and learn about ongoing efforts to support bird populations and ecosystem health. The event, guided by National Audubon Society staff and volunteers, highlights both songbird observation and the impact of conservation projects. Limited equipment is available, and registration is required to attend. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 20)
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New York Nonprofits and Colleges Identified in Political Donation Violations: An investigation has revealed that various nonprofits and some higher education institutions in New York, including Syracuse University and Liberty Affordable Housing Inc., have made political contributions despite federal bans. These donations were sometimes misclassified as membership dues or were close in timing to related funding decisions. Organizations often cited accounting errors and sought to reclaim the funds. Watchdog groups have raised concerns about oversight and the effectiveness of internal controls. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 20)
April 19, 2026
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Knighthawks' Struggles Continue; Cornell and Syracuse Secure Notable Wins: The Rochester Knighthawks endured another defeat, losing 13-6 to Georgia as their season record dropped to 6-11. In college lacrosse, Cornell achieved a convincing 15-9 victory over Dartmouth, while Syracuse outscored Colgate 14-7. Hobart narrowly lost 13-12 to Massachusetts. In professional action, the Knicks secured a win against Atlanta, and the Yankees, fueled by Cody Bellinger's two home runs, routed Kansas City 13-4. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Apr 19)
April 17, 2026
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Yankees Fall to Angels, Conclude Series With Even Split: On Thursday, the New York Yankees were defeated by the Los Angeles Angels, 11-4, resulting in a split of their four-game series. Mike Trout contributed another home run for the Angels, who outperformed Aaron Judge and the Yankees. Following this loss, New York's record stands at 10-9 for the season. Other major teams from the region, including the Bills, Sabres, Cornell, Hobart, and Syracuse, did not play. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Apr 17)
April 15, 2026
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Joe Biden Visits Syracuse University for Portrait Unveiling at Law Library: Joe Biden returned to Syracuse University for the unveiling of his portrait at the law library, an event that highlights his longstanding connection to the institution. Biden, a 1968 law graduate, reflected on the role Syracuse has played in his life, including where he met his first wife and where his late son Beau also studied. The new portrait is now accessible to the public. The occasion served as an opportunity for Biden to encourage students to remain committed to upholding democracy. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 15)
April 14, 2026
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Three Inmate Deaths, Two Homicides, Investigated at Northern New York Prisons: Authorities are investigating three inmate deaths that occurred over four days at correctional facilities in northern New York, with two cases classified as homicides. The deaths took place at Upstate Correctional Facility in Malone, Gouverneur Correctional Facility, and Riverview Correctional Facility. Investigations revealed that two inmates died as a result of violence involving their cellmates. These incidents have prompted concerns about inmate safety and oversight within state prisons. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 14)
April 12, 2026
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Cornell and Syracuse Record Lacrosse Wins; Red Wings Shut Out IronPigs: Cornell overcame Duke 9-7 and Syracuse secured a 14-9 victory against Virginia in lacrosse matchups. Hobart was defeated by High Point with a score of 15-8. In National Lacrosse League action, the Buffalo Bandits beat the Rochester Knighthawks 12-6. The Rochester Red Wings held the Lehigh Valley IronPigs scoreless with a 5-0 win, while the Yankees lost 5-4 in extra innings to Tampa Bay and the Rangers were shut out 2-0 by Dallas. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Apr 12)
April 8, 2026
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Kiyan Anthony and Sadiq White Announce Return to Syracuse Basketball: Syracuse University's men's basketball team will have both Kiyan Anthony and Sadiq White back for the 2026–27 season. Anthony, a highly regarded guard and son of Carmelo Anthony, averaged 8.0 points but missed the last two games with an injury. White, a forward, contributed 6.1 points and 3.3 rebounds across 31 games, showing steady improvement. Their return is set to strengthen the roster as new head coach Gerry McNamara leads the program into a new chapter. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 8)
April 7, 2026
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Kenny's 2 Pennies Podcast Covers Syracuse Sports Updates and Local Headlines: Kenny Haas returns to the studio to recap recent developments in Syracuse sports, including a coaching change as GMac is named coach. The podcast also reviews highlights from March Madness and covers coaching news beyond the Syracuse area. Kenny discusses upcoming lacrosse and football triple-headers at The Dome, followed by reflections on the first week of the baseball season. The episode offers a comprehensive overview of current sports events. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 7)
April 6, 2026
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Community Raises Funds for Welch Family After Fatal Dryden House Fire: A fire on April 1 destroyed a rented home in Dryden, New York, tragically claiming the lives of two women and a young child, and resulting in severe injuries to David Welch, who remains hospitalized in critical condition. The blaze also killed four family dogs. In response, a fundraising campaign has been started to assist survivors Winona and David Welch with temporary housing, medical care, and funeral costs. Donations have surpassed $16,400 as the community rallies to support the family. (Source: The Ithaca Voice on Apr 6)
April 5, 2026
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Yankees Secure 7-1 Record With Win; Sabres and Local Teams Face Defeats: The New York Yankees advanced to a 7-1 season record after defeating Miami 9-7, featuring a notable two-run single and a rare stolen base by Giancarlo Stanton. Meanwhile, the Buffalo Sabres lost 6-2 to the Washington Capitals, bringing their record to 46-23-8. In regional lacrosse, Cornell claimed a strong 16-8 victory over Penn, while Syracuse and Hobart suffered losses. Additionally, the Rochester Red Wings and Blue Jays both fell in their latest baseball matchups. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Apr 5)
April 4, 2026
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Syracuse Men's Lacrosse Falls to North Carolina, Ending Six-Game Win Streak: The Syracuse men's lacrosse team, ranked third nationally, saw its six-game winning streak come to an end with a 14-9 defeat against second-ranked North Carolina at Dorrance Field. Despite contributions from Michael Leo, who notched three goals and two assists, the Orange were unable to recover from a decisive 6-0 North Carolina scoring run covering parts of the first and second quarters. Syracuse narrowed the gap several times, but North Carolina responded strongly to retain the lead. Syracuse's overall record now stands at 9-3 for the season. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 4)
April 2, 2026
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Three Dead, Including Child, After House Fire in Dryden: A house fire in Dryden claimed the lives of three individuals, including a three-year-old child, after flames engulfed a home on Cortland Road. Emergency responders arrived just after 10 a.m. and identified the deceased as Christy Oralls, age 30, Katherine Gray, age 31, and Paisley Wood, age 3. A 54-year-old man escaped the blaze and is recovering in a Syracuse hospital. Investigators are examining the fire's cause and reported that several pet dogs may also have perished. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 2)
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Syracuse University to Pause or End 93 Academic Programs After Review: Syracuse University has announced plans to pause or discontinue 93 academic programs following an institution-wide academic review. The changes are intended to better align the university’s educational offerings with current student demand and institutional goals. School officials indicated that this effort is aimed at streamlining programs to ensure future relevance and sustainability. The adjustments will be implemented in the coming academic terms. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Apr 2)
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Appellate Court Overturns Syracuse Man's Murder Conviction for Second Time: A state appellate court has again overturned the murder conviction of a Syracuse man, Shala Williams, and has ordered a new trial in his case. The decision was issued by the Appellate Division in Rochester and relates to the 2023 retrial where Williams was found guilty of fatally shooting his uncle, Angelo Jenkins. This follows the reversal of an earlier conviction in the same case. The court's action paves the way for another trial to resolve the matter. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Apr 2)
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Lawyer Erects Large Billboard After Dispute Over Upstate Airport Advertisement: Following a dispute over a rejected advertisement at an upstate New York airport, attorney Megan Thomas, who specializes in sexual harassment cases, has secured the display of her ad on two prominent walls at the same facility. The legal disagreement originated when the airport declined a smaller version of her advertisement. The resolution of the case resulted in significantly increased visibility for Thomas's practice. This development highlights ongoing debates surrounding advertising access in public spaces. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Apr 1)
April 1, 2026
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Three People Killed in Dryden House Fire on Cortland Road: A house fire in Dryden, New York, on Wednesday resulted in the deaths of two women and a young child at 321 Cortland Road. Authorities identified the victims as Katherine Gray, Christy Oralls, and Oralls’ 3-year-old daughter, Paisley Wood. Another resident, David Welch, was hospitalized in stable condition, while his wife was not home during the incident. The Tompkins County Sheriff’s Office is currently investigating the cause of the fire. (Source: The Ithaca Voice on Apr 1)
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Syracuse Women's Lacrosse Secures Win Over Cornell With Strong Second-Half Defense: Syracuse women's lacrosse team continued its strong season with a 10-8 victory against Cornell, boosting their record to 10-3. The Orange's defense played a key role in the win, conceding only two goals after halftime and holding Cornell scoreless for nearly 28 minutes. On offense, Molly Guzik contributed two goals and two assists, while Caroline Trinkaus recorded a hat trick. The win marks Syracuse's tenth consecutive victory as they maintain their impressive form. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Apr 1)
March 29, 2026
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Over 500 Students Participate in Statewide Archery Tournament in Syracuse: The annual New York National Archery in the Schools Program state tournament took place at the State Fairgrounds in Syracuse, attracting 560 students from 43 schools across the state. Organized by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, the event was held on March 13. Students competed in various archery categories, highlighting both skill and sportsmanship. The tournament celebrates youth engagement in archery and marks a significant event for participating schools. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Mar 29)
March 28, 2026
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Cornell Women's Lacrosse Defeats Dartmouth for Fourth Consecutive Victory: Cornell women's lacrosse secured a 11-6 win over Dartmouth in Ivy League play at Schoellkopf Field, marking their fourth consecutive victory. The Big Red excelled with a strong defensive effort and balanced offense, overcoming a draw control deficit by forcing turnovers and disrupting Dartmouth's attack. Key contributions came from Ellie Bergin and Lexie Tully, with both achieving hat tricks, while Ella Wilmot added two goals and two assists. The win brings Cornell's season record to 7-3 overall and 2-1 in conference competition. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 28)
March 27, 2026
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Syracuse Man Arrested on Multiple Felony Warrants Related to Geneva Crimes: A 35-year-old Syracuse resident was arrested on March 21 after police identified several active felony warrants connected to domestic-related incidents in Geneva. The individual faces charges including multiple counts of aggravated family offense, criminal contempt in the first degree, burglary, and failure to appear. Authorities found the warrants were linked to repeated violations of a stay-away order of protection. The arrest was carried out by local law enforcement following investigation. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 27)
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Geneva Police Arrest Syracuse Resident on Multiple Felony Warrants: A 35-year-old Syracuse resident was arrested by Geneva police on Exchange Street following an investigation on Saturday. Officers determined that the individual, Dominique Huddleston, had six outstanding felony bench and arrest warrants. Authorities reported that these warrants were related to a series of domestic incidents. Huddleston was taken into custody without further incident and faces upcoming legal proceedings. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Mar 27)
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Finger Lakes Remain a Popular Destination for Relaxing Weekend Getaways: The Finger Lakes region continues to attract visitors seeking a tranquil escape, with its scenic glacial lakes, inviting cottages, and leisurely atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy both outdoor relaxation and quiet indoor moments, making the area ideal for families and solo travelers alike. The pace of life encourages visitors to disconnect from daily stresses and embrace a slower, more peaceful rhythm. The area's enduring appeal lies in its combination of natural beauty and a sense of calm. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 27)
March 26, 2026
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Gerry McNamara and Carmelo Anthony Discuss Syracuse Basketball Leadership Change: Gerry McNamara recently gave his first interview as Syracuse University's new men's basketball head coach on a local podcast, though he has not yet been officially introduced by the school. Former Syracuse star Carmelo Anthony also shared his support for McNamara's appointment and expressed interest in his son potentially playing under McNamara in the future. Their insights have sparked conversation about the program's future direction. The basketball community is watching these developments closely. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 26)
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Governor Hochul Unveils Budget Proposals to Address Affordability in Upstate NY: Governor Kathy Hochul visited several upstate cities, including Buffalo, Rochester, and Syracuse, to share her plans for a state budget focused on lowering costs and enhancing services. The proposals feature expanded funding for child care and early education, efforts to reduce auto insurance premiums, and strategies to speed up housing and infrastructure projects. Additionally, changes are suggested to the state's climate laws to manage utility costs while preserving environmental goals. These measures aim to benefit families and encourage regional growth. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 26)
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Syracuse Man Arrested After Illegal Entry and Threats in Auburn Residence: A Syracuse man was arrested after reportedly entering a woman's Auburn home without permission and threatening her while holding a hammer. The incidents, which took place on North Street over two nights, began with threatening messages and escalated when the man used a duplicated key to enter the residence. Authorities say the individual lunged at the woman in the presence of her children before being apprehended by police. No injuries were reported, and numerous felony charges have been filed. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 26)
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Mets Sign Veteran Outfielder Tommy Pham to Minor League Contract: The New York Mets have signed outfielder Tommy Pham to a minor league contract following an injury to Mike Tauchman. Pham, who played with the Mets during part of the 2023 season, brings significant experience and could offer depth in the outfield while Tauchman recovers. He is expected to start the season at Triple-A Syracuse but may be called up depending on the team's needs. Pham previously played for ten teams across 12 major league seasons. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 26)
March 25, 2026
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Syracuse Resident Arrested After Hammer Threat in Auburn Domestic Dispute: A Syracuse man was taken into custody by Auburn Police following multiple domestic incidents at a North Street residence. Authorities reported that the investigation began after the man allegedly sent threatening messages to a woman, escalating to involvement of a hammer. The suspect was apprehended and now faces several charges in connection with the reported threats. The case remains under police review and no injuries were reported. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Mar 25)
March 24, 2026
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Gerry McNamara Appointed Head Coach of Syracuse Men's Basketball: Syracuse University has selected Gerry McNamara, known for his role in the university's 2003 national championship basketball team, as the new head coach of the men’s basketball program. The university announced the decision on Tuesday after confirming the appointment through internal approvals. McNamara's return is expected to bring a familiar presence to the team and energize the local sports community. His leadership marks a new era for Syracuse basketball. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Mar 24)
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Syracuse Women's Lacrosse Extends Streak With Win Over UAlbany: The Syracuse women's lacrosse team, ranked eighth nationally, secured its eighth consecutive victory by defeating UAlbany 10-8 at John Fallon Field. Syracuse built an early lead and maintained a narrow advantage at halftime, with standout performances from Caroline Trinkaus, Emma Muchnick, and Molly Guzik on offense. The Orange defense played a significant role, forcing turnovers and holding UAlbany scoreless in the third quarter. Syracuse remains undefeated over its last eight games. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Mar 24)
March 23, 2026
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Central New York Home & Garden Show Features Experts and Exhibits in Syracuse: The annual Central New York Home & Garden Show is taking place in Syracuse, providing attendees with the opportunity to meet industry professionals and builders in one convenient location. The event highlights a variety of exhibits focused on home improvement, gardening, and renovation. Organizers emphasize the value of speaking directly with experts to gather ideas and advice. The show is designed for homeowners interested in upgrading or maintaining their properties. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Mar 23)
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Syracuse University Reportedly Nears Hiring Gerry McNamara as Men's Basketball Coach: Syracuse University is reportedly in advanced discussions to appoint Gerry McNamara as its next men's basketball head coach. Multiple meetings between athletic director Bryan Blair and McNamara have taken place over the past week, signaling that an agreement may be close. The final decision would mark a significant moment for the university's basketball program if completed. No official announcement has yet been made by Syracuse. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Mar 23)