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Syracuse men’s soccer eyes NCAA bid after ACC semifinal, Auburn athletes sign with D-I, D-II schools

Syracuse men’s soccer awaits NCAA fate after ACC semifinal loss, while Auburn celebrates four athletes signing with Division I and II colleges. Key updates for CNY this morning.

ShoppingTown Mall in DeWitt set for redevelopment under new partnership

A new partnership aims to reimagine the long-vacant ShoppingTown Mall in DeWitt, marking a shift in Central New York's approach to aging retail spaces.

Geddes gears up for winter with bike giveaway and snow tire push

Geddes prepares for winter with the CNY Family Bike Giveaway and a surge in snow tire demand as CNY braces for its first snow.

Syracuse professor’s global mindfulness work builds new ties for CNY

A Syracuse University professor’s Fulbright work abroad is strengthening CNY’s global connections and bringing new mental health insights back to Central New York.

DeWitt Community Church delivers 175 Thanksgiving food boxes to CNY families

DeWitt Community Church is assembling 175 Thanksgiving food boxes for Central New York families and veterans, supporting local food security.

Section III volleyball all-stars highlight CNY’s strong fall sports tradition

Section III girls volleyball all-stars were announced for 2026, spotlighting Central New York’s deep high school sports culture and the JMA Wireless Dome’s role as a championship venue.

Cloudy, colder weather and rain impact CNY commuters on I-81 and I-690

Central New York commuters face cloudy, colder weather with rain and gusty winds. Travel on I-81 and I-690 may be slower due to wet roads.

Auburn, Cato-Meridian football head to Dome as Syracuse art and history projects advance

Central New York kicks off the week with Auburn and Cato-Meridian football at the Dome, new public art in Syracuse, and updates on major civic projects.

Central New York Dispatch Briefing, Thursday, November 12, 2026

415 emergency calls went over Central New York public safety radio on November 12, 2026. Syracuse led the located calls, Police traffic was the most common category, and volume peaked at 6 p.m..

Syracuse University students to award $85,000 to CNY nonprofits through new Maxwell course

A new Maxwell School course will let Syracuse University students distribute up to $85,000 to Central New York nonprofits, deepening ties between campus and community.

Five service puppies arrive in Chittenango as CNY schools mark Veterans Day

Five puppies delivered to Chittenango for veterans' service dog training highlight CNY schools' Veterans Day activities and community connections.

Syracuse University names Ray Toenniessen to lead D’Aniello Institute for Veterans and Military Families

Syracuse University has appointed Ray Toenniessen as executive director of the D’Aniello Institute for Veterans and Military Families, a move impacting CNY’s veteran and business communities.

Syracuse coat drive meets rising need as CNY winter approaches

Central New York coat drives like ’Cuse Coats for Community are seeing increased demand for children’s coats as winter nears, with donations collected across Syracuse University campus.

Up to 1 inch of snow forecast for Syracuse as wintry mix approaches Thursday

Central New York commuters should expect up to an inch of snow and a wintry mix Thursday as colder air moves in, according to Syracuse.com.

Central New York Dispatch Briefing, Wednesday, November 11, 2026

391 emergency calls went over Central New York public safety radio on November 11, 2026. Syracuse led the located calls, Police traffic was the most common category, and volume peaked at 11 a.m..

Grow-NY competition brings food tech spotlight to Syracuse as fall events fill city calendar

Syracuse hosts the Grow-NY food tech competition, drawing startups and attention to CNY. Local events and new developments keep the city active this fall.

Syracuse field hockey climbs to No. 10 as campus engagement survey launches

Central New York celebrates Syracuse field hockey’s ACC title and a new campus engagement survey, showing the region’s spirit and involvement.

Cayuga Community College gives free newspaper access to over 3,000 students and faculty

Cayuga Community College now provides free newspaper access to over 3,000 students and faculty, reflecting a growing trend in CNY education.

Syracuse basketball falls to Indiana 83-80 as SU students highlight top courses

Central New York wakes up to a close Syracuse basketball loss at Indiana and SU students sharing their favorite courses. Catch the latest CNY updates.

Central New York Dispatch Briefing, Tuesday, November 10, 2026

406 emergency calls went over Central New York public safety radio on November 10, 2026. Syracuse led the located calls, Police traffic was the most common category, and volume peaked at 4 p.m..

Syracuse aquarium nears opening as Oswego fire displaces residents, plus CNY sports updates

Central New York wakes to news of the $104 million Syracuse aquarium nearing opening, a six-story Oswego fire, and local sports highlights.