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Closed: ‘Contaminated’ Water Found At These New York Beaches
Officials from New York closed down two beaches because the water was found to be "contaminated." The Westchester County Department of Health confirmed two beaches were shut down because of "elevated bacteria levels." Westchester County Closes Two Beaches. Westchester County Beach Surveillance Program "protects the public from illnesses associated with...
Boilerfaker set to return once again as ‘less than a race’
UTICA — The Boilerfaker is set to return once again to bring the community together for an event that is “less than a race.”. Now entering its fifth year of raising funds for the historic Uptown Theatre in Utica, the Boilerfaker will unofficially kick off Boilermaker weekend with a 1.1-mile walk around the south Utica neighborhood.
Hermin Garic, Jason Robinson among Peachtree race participants
Utica’s Hermin Garic and Westmoreland High School grad Jason Robinson were among the participants in the wheelchair field at the popular Peachtree Road Race in Atlanta. Top para-athlete Daniel Romanchuk continues to add to his success in road races.
Dame Good Time upset winner in Zweig at Vernon Downs
VERNON — Dame Good Time with driver Scott Zeron rallied late to capture the $300,000 Dr. Harry M. Zweig Memorial 3-year-old Open Trot on Thursday night at Vernon Downs. Big favorite T C I (David Miller) went on a break before the start. Dame Good Time ($36.60) went to the lead from his outside post and led to the quarter in :25.4. Daquiri Hanover (Ake Svanstedt) then took control down the backstretch and led to the half in :55.4. Amazing Catch (Dexter Dunn) came first-up to challenge going around the final turn. Daquiri Hanover was first to three-quarters in 1:25.1.
Friesen Completes Sweep Of Bill Shea Memorial At Utica-Rome
VERNON, NY – Stewart Friesen completed a sweep of the Bill Shea Memorial on Thursday night by winning both the Empire Super Sprint feature and then turning around and taking the checkers in the 30 lap Modified main event as well. Tim Fuller finished in second with Marc Johnson,...
Fretless Guitar God Ned Evett Rocks Buffalo, Syracuse, and Rochester This August
Ned Evett, a pioneer in the world of fretless guitarists, makes his return to upstate New York for the first time in over two decades this August. Evett kicks off a string of live performances with a live concert at the Westcott Theater in Syracuse, on August 6. Immediately following, is his show at Buffalo’s Iron Works on August 7. Evett finishes off his New York stops with a live show at the Spirit Room in Rochester.
Syracuse experiences second heat wave of the year
SYRACUSE, NY (WSYR-TV) — This summer has been off to a hot start in Central New York. After one of the warmest Junes on record, we have just experienced our second heat wave of the year in Syracuse from July 3–6. Remember, a heat wave here is defined...
Man in critical condition after hit-and-run in Syracuse
Syracuse, N.Y. — A man is in critical condition after he was hit by a vehicle Friday night in Syracuse that did not stop, police said. Syracuse police responded to the hit-and-run call in the 100 block of West Court Street at 9:24 p.m., police said. The man hit...
Activist, city settle lawsuit over nightclub on Near West Side
Syracuse, N.Y. — A community activist has agreed to not own or operate a nightclub or bar in Syracuse for the next five years after city officials sued to shut down what they said was an illegal nightclub on the Near West Side. The agreement was part of a...
Who is Jean Polly? Central NY woman becomes ‘Final Jeopardy!’ answer
Who is Jean Polly? If you know the answer, then you may know the Central New York woman herself — or maybe you would’ve done well on “Jeopardy!” this past week. Jean Armour Polly, of Jamesville, N.Y., was part of “Final Jeopardy!” on the Thursday, July 4, episode of the long-running game show. Host Ken Jennings gave the contestants the following “Tech Talk” clue:
Syracuse Basketball: J.J. Starling a year-two transfer breakout candidate, per expert
In the upcoming 2024-25 season, rising junior guard J.J. Starling will undoubtedly prove one of the leaders on the Syracuse basketball roster. A Central New York native, the 6-foot-4, 206-pound Starling hails from nearby Baldwinsville, N.Y., and put forth a solid sophomore season for the Orange as a starter in the team's backcourt alongside former 'Cuse point guard Judah Mintz, who is pursuing a professional career.
Popular NY Mets pitcher to make rehab start in Syracuse
A popular New York Mets pitcher is coming to Syracuse for a rehab start. Kodai Senga is expected to make a 50-pitch appearance for the Triple-A Syracuse Mets, most likely on Tuesday, manager Carlos Mendoza told the New York Post. Syracuse will host Scranton/Wilkes-Barre at 6:35 p.m. on Tuesday, July 9, at NBT Bank Stadium; tickets are available through mlb.tickets.com.
Red Cross raises alarm about water risks
As families flock to pools and beaches this summer, the American Red Cross is reminding everyone to keep water safety top of mind. Drownings are preventable, but they can happen quickly and quietly. Connie Harvey, the director of aquatics and centennial programs for the American Red Cross, said being “water...
C.O.A.C.H 5-on-5 Basketball Tournament by The Resource Council of WNY: Town Rundown
Parents, guardians, and friends, as summer unfolds, The Resource Council of Western New York remains dedicated to keeping your youth active, engaged, and away from negative influences. This summer they have announced their upcoming COACH 5-on-5 Basketball Tournament, designed to create opportunities and access to coaching and healing for young basketball enthusiasts in our community.
Communities unite in memorial run for fallen officer, Jamieson Ritter
Rochester, N.Y. (WHAM) — Community members in three cities ran in memory of fallen Cleveland police officer and Webster native, Jamieson Ritter. BACKGROUND:'Grateful to have known him': Friends mourn Webster native killed on duty in Cleveland | Webster native shot and killed while on duty as Cleveland police officer.
Spinach Packaged in Newburgh, New York Recalled; May be Fatal
Grocery stores have pulled spinach packaged in Newburgh, New York from shelves due to a major health risk. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued a warning over fresh spinach that was processed in the Hudson Valley and distributed to stores in New York. The spinach could contain bacteria that may be fatal or cause miscarriages in pregnant women.
Holes-in-one for Central New York golfers (as of July 5)
Here’s a list of holes-in-ones through July 5 and other accomplishments by Central New York golfers:. Connor Salanger, July 4, on the 154-yard No. 2 hole at Tuscarora using a pitching wedge. Witnessed by Brian Sierotnik, John Sierotnik, and Tom Fletcher. John Ritter, July 4, on the 150-yeard No....
A woman who fled Afghanistan to pursue an education graduates from NYC high school
Zahra Shahnoory was 16 years old when the principal announced over her high school’s loudspeaker that the Taliban had entered Kabul, Afghanistan. Everybody started to scatter and, unable to find transportation home, Shahnoory left school on foot, hiding her textbooks in her hijab out of fear that the militant group, which prohibits girls from studying beyond the eighth grade, would kill her.
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