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2.5KFracking Decision: Activist Victory, Political BS, or Both?
Tears of joy and distortion mark New York State's ban on fracking
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2.8KBaby Boomers Basketball Back in the Hood
After a season in exile, the Baby Boomers (over 40) Basketball League returns
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2.0KPerform at the New York State Fair
Applications are now being accepted for the 2015 New York State Fair
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2.6KAlbany’s Role as Oil Hub May Affect Syracuse Rail Traffic
Albany has become a hub for transshipment of Bakken crude oil over the past two years.
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3.3KPlanned Parenthood Marks 90 Years of Service to Community
History favors change, abortion-rights advocate says
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4.0KDormant Plans for City Markets Show Signs of Life
Affordable, high quality options
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4.2KWhy Protest? Anti-drone activists on rallying despite jail threats
Anti-drone activists explain why they rally and, sometimes, go to jail
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3.5KGingerbread Gallery Transforms Erie Canal Museum
Gingerbread Gallery through Jan. 4 at the Erie Canal Museum
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3.2KComedian Finds Laughs in Her Syracuse Roots
Jessimae Peluso is home for the holidays
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3.1KSolidarity Continues at Syracuse University
Everything you need to know about THE General Body's Protests at SU
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3.0KA Craft Collective Shows at CommonSpace
CommonSpace Crafts, an art gallery on 201 E. Jefferson St., opened on Sunday.
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2.0KSchool District’s Independent Monitor Begins Her Work
Tisha Edwards looks at how Syracuse deals with its outsize suspension problem.
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3.5KSyracuse woman writes book about suspension, calls it a ‘weapon’
Suspended for Life: The Road to Unemployment, Crime, and Death
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2.6KHacking Down Hunger and Homelessness
Civic Engagement Meets Tech
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3.0KKallet, Marshall Tucker Band Raise Money for Christine LaFave
Marshall Tucker Band at the Kallet Theater, Nov. 21
