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Is "Avatar" becoming reality? Astronomers announce discovery of potential life-sustaining planet 20 light years away.
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October starts tomorrow; which means the hunt for a World Series title is just around the corner.
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Toy company is recalling millions of toys from tricycles to high chairs.
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The defendant is expected to be sentenced to 25 years to life in prison.
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Actor Tony Curtis, who starred in over 150 motion pictures, died Thursday.
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Rutgers University student family confirmed that the teen committed suicide by jumping off the George Washington Bridge.
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The 121-year-old building was destroyed by a fire on Wednesday and will be demolished today.
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Step through their legendary dance-punk discography before heading to the show at Hamilton College.
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Indie rock veterans will bring their characteristic sound to the Westcott on Thursday.
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A bill will impose duties to imports toward undervalued currencies
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Sources say it was accidental and not an attempted suicide
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All signs point to human involvement in fire at Marsellus Casket Co. building.
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NCAA may be forced to put losing college teams in bowl games
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A Rutgers University freshman committed suicide after being taped by fellow students in bedroom.
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Colts president Bill Polian corrects his statement about an 18-game schedule being a done deal.
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Stardust Foundation of CNY will make a donation to remodel Auburn Memorial Hospital Maternity Ward.
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A 3-year-old's birthday party turned in a brawl involving 75 people and more than 20 policemen.
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Kaley Cuoco and on-screen boyfriend, Johnny Galecki, keep their two-year relationship under wraps, until today.
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Demolition crew plans to destroy the Marsellus Casket Co. building that caught fire this morning.
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A Syracuse man leads police on a car chase from Cicero to Syracuse.
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The new chief executive plans to set up a global safety program to regain trust in BP.
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The Obama administration is working to halt all government aid going to American International Group. President Obama hopes to have a completed plan in place to halt all government aid going to American International Group next week, before the midterm elections.
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LGBT characters are becoming more common in TV shows
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A yet-to-be released racial profiling study was conducted in Syracuse.
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America is a nation of religions. But, how much do Americans really know about them? Not a lot.
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Arthur Penn, a legendary stage, television and motion picture director died Tuesday a day after his 88th birthday. Penn was a crucial player in revolutionizing the American film industry with his depiction of violence and sex in with his 1967 film "Bonnie and Clyde."
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The Syracuse University football team is concentrated on catching up on academics and training to prepare for South Florida on Oct 9. Despite the 3-1 start to the season, the injury plagued squad calls for an adjustment to the practice schedule.
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A fire that continues to burn in an old, abandoned casket factory has been called suspicious by firefighters.
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The Pakistani military has called for a dramatic change in government and maybe even the removal of Pakistan's president after recent deadly floods and a continuing collapsing economy ravage their country.
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Former Syracuse basketball star, Carmelo Anthony, appeared to be on his way to the New Jersey Nets but the proposed four-team deal has fallen through.
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The upstate heroes played a lighthearted, often nostalgic show at the OnCenter Tuesday night.
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Upstate Medical University and Le Moyne College have been given federal grants worth a combined $4 million to help increase the number of healthcare workers in the nation. The money will go to help cover tuition, fees, and other costs related to helping students become physician assistants.
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Former Orange and current Minnesota Timberwolves’ point guard Jonny Flynn will likely miss the team’s exhibition game at the Carrier Dome on October 15th while recovering from hip surgery. Flynn was expected to team up with rookie and former Orangeman Wes Johnson for the first time on the Dome floor, but will likely not be able to play until November.
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Hossein Derakhshan, whose efforts made it possible for people to blog in Farsi, was sentenced to 19.5 years in prison for what the Iranian government deemed to be “counterrevolutionary” blogging.
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The fourth and fifth installment of the Twilight movies are starting to shape up with the casting of a former "Lost" star.
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One man is dead and another is in serious condition after a fishing trip on the Oswego River.
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A sophomore student wearing dark clothes and ski mask opens fire at the University of Texas.
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New York Yankees and Tampa Bay Rays can clinch playoff spots with wins tonight.
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Earlier voting influencing political campaigns
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Six million dollars in funds are going towards rails and ports in Central New York.
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Megachurch Pastor Eddie Long denies allegations that he sexually abused men as more come forward.
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In jail, rapper, Lil' Wayne continues to release music for his fans, but this time turns digital.
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Syracuse University's Student Association is looking to adopt a smoke-free policy campus-wide.
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Roy Halladay 21st win, helps the Phillies claim NL East.
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A donation has been given to upgrade the electronic bell system.
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The White House chief of staff is expected to resign.
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Singer Flossie Turner Lewis tells about overcoming poverty, illiteracy and racism in the South.
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With his numbers down, President Obama looks to improve his standing with voters.
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Kevin Haines will serve 1-3 years for February break-in.
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Keith Smart will coach Golden State Warriors 23 years after beating Syracuse in NCAA Tournament.
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