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West Genesee teachers agree to wage freeze
By Jennifer Kristi...
February 18, 2011 - 1:00pm
School district teachers, superintendents, administrators, aides accept year-long wage freeze.

West Genesee School District employees have agreed to take a year-long wage freeze in order to help the district’s budget gap, according to The Post-Standard.

Effective today, CENTRO will cut services
By Jordan Harrison
March 1, 2010 - 10:24am
Plus, Seaworld trainer is put to rest and the legacy of Crosby continues to grow.

According to the Syracuse Post-Standard, CENTRO will today nix at least two routes and cut down on other routes across the city.

Gov. David Paterson may not seek new term
By Flavia Colangelo
February 26, 2010 - 2:12pm
Plus, SeaWorld CEO announces killer whale shows will continue Saturday and Canadian women's hockey team celebrates gold on the ice.

Gov. David Paterson will hold a press conference today in New York City to announce that he will not be seeking another term, say Democratic insiders.

Paterson formally announced his decision to run on Friday, but has retracted the statement amidst a controversy over the handling of his aide's domestic abuse case. The governor has been experienced declining support from his own party, and his campaign funds were a fraction of his opponents.

The Crowd at Crunch
By Justin Sondel
February 21, 2010 - 12:22am
More than 21,000 attend the first outdoor game in American Hockey League history, and kick off the event with grilling, games and drinking.

A record-setting crowd came to the New York State fairgrounds to watch the Syracuse Crunch edge out the Binghamton Senators by a score of 2-1 in the first outdoor game in American Hockey League history.  Fans were excited and appreciative of the opportunity to witness such a historic event.

“I think it’s great that (Crunch owner) Howard Dolgon actually took it on his shoulders and got the thing going,” said Crunch fan Brian Chapman of Conquest, N.Y.

U.S. wants to know when Toyota knew about problems
By Gregory Shillinglaw
February 16, 2010 - 7:06pm
Plus, Onondaga County Sheriff's Office arrests man on Top 10 list and U.S. hockey beats Switzerland in opener

Federal safety regulators are investigating whether Toyota reacted quickly enough when it recalled millions of vehicles with sticky accelerator pedals.


Federal law says car companies are required to notify the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration within five days of discovering a manufacturing problem. If Toyota is found to have violated this law, the government says it could fine the automaker up to $16.4 million, the maximum fine allowed.

A Syracuse Year-End Music List
By Nathan Mattise
December 23, 2009 - 10:29pm
There seems to be a year-end list for everything nowadays. Why not the top nine items in Syracuse music for '09?

Music probably isn't the first thing you think of when you hear Syracuse (it's probably not even one of the top five things you think of) That said, there's more going on than you'd imagine if you haven't been paying attention in 2009.  Presenting perhaps the first ever year-end music list specific to the 315...

 

"The Top Nine Syracuse Music Happenings of 2009"

 

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