Running unopposed on the Republican and Conservative lines, David Knapp was reelected as legislator for the 12th District, earning 4,094 votes. The 12th District includes parts of DeWitt, the village ...

The NYSP, University Police at SUNY Morrisville, and the Madison County Sheriff’s Office were reported to be investigating the shooting with assistance from members of the State Police Bureau of ...

CENTRAL NEW YORK – Each fall the Baldwinsville boys soccer team has a standard it wants to meet. Sometimes it’s evident from the outset, and other times it takes a while to get there. The 2024 Bees ...

TOWN OF CICERO – Hundreds of books, DVDs, puzzles, and books-on-tape will be on sale for a nominal fee at the Friends of NOPL Cicero used book sale at NOPL Cicero, 8686 Knowledge Lane. This annual ...

Family farms are the backbone of New York’s economy, food supply, and rural communities, but the challenges they face are more complex than ever. Across Onondaga County, farms are facing hard truths: ...

NORTH SYRACUSE – Three years ago Young & Franklin relocated its workforce to Tactair, on West Taft Road in North Syracuse, and put the property at 942 Old Liverpool Road up for sale. In February 2024 ...

SYRACUSE – Year after year the Skaneateles girls swim team proves that it is as healthy and successful as any small-school program in Central New York. The Lakers again finished on top in Wednesday’s ...

TOWN OF CICERO – Drakos Clinical Dynamics, a pioneer in rapid, accessible healthcare innovation, expanded its services Monday, Feb. 5, with a second urgent care location in Central New York. This ...

CAZENOVIA – For the Cazenovia field hockey team a return a to the top of the Onondaga High School League was supposed to hinge on next Tuesday’s game against Homer, a chance to avenge an earlier 1-0 ...

A couple of weeks ago, Jordan-Elbridge Middle School 6th graders experienced history firsthand during a walking tour of the Village of Jordan, led by longtime Village Historian Elaine Peters. As part ...

A demonstration to introduce karate to both adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their mentors will be held at the Fayetteville Free Library on Wednesday, October 1st at 2pm.