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Central New York wakes up to new Syracuse University building access rules and big Orange sports wins. Here’s what’s happening across CNY today.
Central New York celebrates new business and academic achievements, including Syracuse University's 2026-27 Kaish Fellow and recent openings in North Syracuse.
Syracuse University will grant up to six faculty members $10,000 each for study away projects, strengthening CNY ties to major cities.
Central New York wakes up to SU basketball’s season opener, a packed Westcott Halloween Dog Parade, and Fayetteville’s book sale.
Central New York sees a $1.7 billion Onondaga County budget review and new business hearings in Manlius, signaling active economic planning.
Central New York agencies are ramping up lead-safety training as 90 percent of Syracuse homes were built before 1980, raising health concerns for CNY families.
Clark Street in Cazenovia will close for paving on Nov. 2 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., affecting CNY drivers and school routines.
Central New York commuters can expect near-record warmth and mild overnight lows, with I-81 project planning underway in Syracuse.
A former Walgreens at 7973 Brewerton Road in Cicero will be redeveloped into a Shake Shack, two other restaurants, and a Mattress Firm, signaling new commercial momentum for Central New York.
A Clay neighborhood in Central New York will receive $4 million to connect to public water, addressing long-standing well water issues for residents.
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