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Photo of the day
Historic spot in CNY: Governor Kathy Hochul announced last week that the New York State Board for Historic Preservation recommended adding 20 properties and districts to the State and National Registers of Historic Places. One of the 20 nominations was the Pozzi Building in Solvay. It was constructed in 1917 by Angelo Pozzi in 1917, shown behind the bar in the above photo (the identity of the other man is unknown). Read about the history of the building. (Photo courtesy of the Solvay-Geddes Historical Society)
The latest
NY lawmakers want to ban anonymous reports of child abuse. Will Hochul sign their bill? New York is poised to become only the third state in the nation to pass a law rejecting anonymous reports of child abuse in a move to cut false tips. Under the new law passed by the state Senate and Assembly, callers to the state hotline would be required to provide their name and contact information, which would remain confidential and could only be disclosed in rare cases if ordered by a judge. But now the bill has run into a potential roadblock on its way to Gov. Kathy Hochul’s desk to be signed into law.
What’s trending
Honduran woman gets second chance to defend immigration charges in U.S. court in Syracuse: Doris Aleman-Bonilla’s second immigration trial started Monday in U.S. District Court in Syracuse. Aleman-Bonilla, from Honduras, was charged with an immigration-related felony after she was stopped for speeding in Oswego County. Her trial in July was the first illegal re-entry case to go to trial in the Northern District of New York during President Donald Trump’s second term. A jury failed to reach a decision and the judge declared a mistrial, so the federal government is trying a second time to convict her.
CNY nursing home to pay $2.4M over employees’ missing lunch breaks: St. Camillus nursing home has agreed to pay up to $2.4 million to settle claims that it made workers work through lunch breaks without paying them. Up to 1,130 employees are covered under the proposed class-action settlement, which still needs final approval from a U.S. district judge.
Four guards plead guilty in the beating death of inmate: Four state corrections officers pleaded guilty Monday in a Utica courtroom in the fatal beating of an inmate last year at a Central New York prison. The corrections officers had been scheduled to go on trial in two weeks alongside their co-defendants in the death of Robert L. Brooks, 43, an inmate at Marcy Correctional Facility. Four other guards, though, rejected plea deals.
Forget Napa Valley: 10 breathtaking wine trails to explore in Upstate NY: Upstate New York is replete with award-winning wineries and vineyards, stretching from far western Erie County, through the famous Finger Lakes, and all the way to the lower Hudson Valley. Thousands visit these places each year for tastings, delicious foods, live music and spectacular views. Here are 10 wine trails you should check out.
Looking ahead
How can Syracuse’s budget finally get balanced? Mayoral hopefuls give their answers: We asked the candidates in the Syracuse mayoral race this question: Syracuse has had a significant budget deficit for several years. How would your administration go about reducing that deficit, and how long should it take for the city to achieve fiscal sustainability? Here are their answers.
Sports
ITC rallies for win: The Institute of Technology Central girls volleyball team bounced back after dropping two sets to get a 3-2 win over Jordan-Elbridge on Monday. Story, more than 60 photos. (Marilu Lopez Fretts photo)
ACC fines Syracuse football team for faking injuries: ‘They want us to move on’: The Syracuse football team was fined and reprimanded by the ACC for faking injuries in the fourth quarter of its 34-21 win over Clemson on Saturday. The league said that Syracuse “violated the spirit of the injury timeout and fair play” and that the fine was the maximum allowed by the conference’s bylaws. SU coach Fran Brown answered multiple questions about the ACC’s decision by saying he wanted to “move on” from the issue and focus on the Orange’s next game against Duke.
Brent Axe: SU’s fine a good stress test for the ‘A’ in DART
Steve Angeli undergoing surgery; Brown hopeful for spring return
Rickie Collins to take over for Angeli; but who is the QB2?
Coordinator’s ability to adjust a key to SU’s win over Clemson
ACC Power Rankings: SU stock rising after win in Death Valley
ACC football moving to 9-game league schedule
Syracuse-SMU Kickoff time, television network announced
MORE SPORTS:
‘Do it for her:’ Ex-SU kicker dedicates game-winning NFL FG to his late mom
Syracuse men’s lacrosse adds first defenseman commit to Class of 2027
HS football Game of the Week: How to watch Nottingham vs. Central Square
Section III soccer stats leaders: Boys | Girls
CNY high school news, schedules, scores
In brief
Onondaga County sheriff’s deputy dies after motorcycle crash
Skyline Apartments owner promises to finish repairs soon in settlement with Syracuse
From Cuba to uniforms in Central NY: Merchant moves into old Peter Harris store
Oswego County house fire being investigated as possible arson
America’s best fall foliage spots revealed: See where the Adirondacks ranked
Missing Syracuse man, subject of a massive, found alive in Pennsylvania
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