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Police officer making a quarter of a million dollars a year planning to sue the city of Syracuse
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Aug 23, 2026
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Spain Beats France in Huge Upset
Jul 21
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Calling All Coaches, Musicians, Artists, and Local Officials: Tell Your Own Story
Coaches, musicians, artists, and government representatives across our community have stories worth telling — and now you can tell them yourselves, and list your events, using our free tools.
Editorial StaffJul 9
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Oneida Man Arrested After Six-Month Investigation Yields 600 Doses of Fentanyl
Robert J. Adsit, 34, of Oneida was arrested June 15 following a six-month investigation. Officers seized approximately 600 doses of fentanyl, crack cocaine and methamphetamine from a West Elm Street residence. Adsit is held without bail at the Madison County Jail.
Syracuse Reflector StaffJun 20
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Cazenovia School Board Vice President Arrested on Child Endangerment Charges
Travis J. Longo, 46, vice president of the Cazenovia school board and founder of Cazenovia Pride, was arrested June 18 and charged with four counts of endangering the welfare of a child after police say he sent sexually explicit messages to a child under 12.
Syracuse Reflector StaffJun 20
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Syracuse University Enhances Campus Experience with New Starbucks in Bird Library
Syracuse University is set to unveil a full-service Starbucks in Bird Library this fall, creating a vibrant new space for students to gather, study, and enjoy specialty coffee. The initiative reflects the university's commitment to enhancing the student experience and supporting the academic environment.
Staff ReportJun 2
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Surge in Syphilis Cases Raises Concerns Among Health Officials in Onondaga County
Onondaga County is witnessing a significant rise in syphilis cases, prompting local health officials to take action. Dr. Katie Anderson, the county's health commissioner, stresses the importance of awareness and testing as cases continue to climb.
Staff ReportMay 29
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Videos Show Upstate Cops Calling Border Patrol on Drivers
A sheriff’s deputy in Oswego County, in north-central New York, pulled over a driver one afternoon in January 2025. The driver and his passenger only spoke Spanish. So the deputy took the driver’s phone, which had a photo of the driver’s Ecuadorian passport on it, went back to his patrol car, and called up an acquaintance
Sammy Sussman and Liv VeazeyMay 19