[ad_1] TOWN OF CLAY, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — We’ve heard from several viewers wanting to know what’s next for the old Tim Hortons at the corner of Routes 31 and 57. According to Clay’s Planning Commissioner, Mark Territo, a Splash Car Wash will be built on this lot. TRAFFIC ALERT: Closure planned for busy route in DeWitt …
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[ad_1] Robots are blowing the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration into the Guinness World Records book. What You Need To Know NOAA set two world records A drone set one record for highest wind speed recorded by an unmanned craft A second drone set a record for longest endurance inside a tropical cyclone NOAA set two …
[ad_1] AUBURN, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — It was another chilly morning out in Auburn for NewsChannel 9’s Friday Morning Lights! But the school spirit in the stadium brought the heat, keeping us warm enough to last through The Morning News. Friday Morning Lights: Recap of Liverpool’s best moments Auburn brought their: Football Team JV Cheerleaders Varsity …
[ad_1] Concerns about the honeybee population have been widespread for the past decade, however, bee experts say there should be more focus on the wild bee population. “We have one species of honeybee here in the U.S.: It’s the European honeybee,” said Kaitlin Deutsch, a Ph.D. candidate in entomology at Cornell University. As the name …
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[ad_1] (WSYR-TV) — Adult beverages and science might not exactly sound like a proper one-two punch, but it is the concoction that will have people tapping into the MOST one week from today. The MOST is teaming up with friends of the show, Nave Law, for this promotion and Lauren Kochian, from the Most and …
[ad_1] On Election Day this Nov. 7, New Yorkers will be asked to vote on two statewide constitutional amendments. They both have to do with debt and in that regard, they are not all that exciting; however, they are very important to their constituencies. Amendment number 1, would allow small city school districts to carry more …
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[ad_1] (WSYR-TV) — If you’re a foodie, listen up. The fair may be over, but that doesn’t mean the fun has stopped at the fairgrounds. The Syracuse Food Truck Association is hosting their Foodie Fest this Saturday. Nick Sanford, of Toss n’ Fire, Larry Pankow, of Byblos, and Lisa Roberts, of Ji-Woo’s Korean Seoul Food, …
[ad_1] Before the ink was dry on a series of 10 election reforms signed into law by Gov. Kathy Hochul on Wednesday, Republicans – including U.S. Rep. Elise Stefanik – filed a lawsuit arguing that one of the reforms, which expands the use of mail-in balloting during the early voting period “reverses the will of …
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[ad_1] SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — The showroom doors at Heritage Lincoln, in Syracuse, will close one last time on Sept. 29. After a consolidation agreement made with Ford Motor Company, the parent company of Lincoln, the dealership will close after 57 years. Utica woman took a dealership car for a test drive and never returned …
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[ad_1] Democratic officials in New York got a long-sought win Wednesday, with the White House granting Temporary Protected Status to many of the migrants who have surged into the city and state. Officials say the decision will allow many asylum seekers to obtain work permits and soon. “I’m very happy that the Biden administration has …