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The Democrat had pushed the NPS for both outcomes, his office added. Schumer’s announcement follows his visit to the property last September. The Democrat joined
Reopened zinc mine in North Country tops 200 employees
GOUVERNEUR, N.Y. — A decade after closing, a St. Lawrence County zinc mine is back in operation. The Empire State Mine, restarted in March following
OCC men’s lacrosse coach Wilbur steps down for new role at school
“Coach Wilbur has been an extraordinary leader both on and off the field, serving as an outstanding example and mentor to his players. While he
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Syracuse Silver Knights moving to Utica
UTICA, N.Y. — Syracuse’s soccer loss is Utica’s soccer gain. What had been the Syracuse Silver Knights will now be known as Utica City FC.
Manlius Pebble Hill School leader says he’s retiring next spring
MANLIUS, N.Y. — Jim Dunaway is retiring as head of school at Manlius Pebble Hill School (MPH) at the end of the coming school year.
NBT Bank formally opens new downtown Syracuse branch
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — NBT Bank on Wednesday morning formally opened its new Clinton Square branch office at 126 N. Salina St. in downtown Syracuse. It’s
State Fair, Onondaga County, Baldwin Fund announce new cancer research fundraiser
People attending the 2018 New York State Fair will be able to “help make the world a little cleaner and give a boost to breast-cancer
People news: Carthage Family Health Center adds internist
CARTHAGE, N.Y. — Carthage Area Hospital announced it has added Ancy Kunnumpurath, M.D., to its medical team as a board-certified internist at Carthage Family Health
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