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dennis nett | dnett@syracuse.com
State champs: Members of the Marcellus girls soccer team celebrate during their 4-0 win over Section VIII’s Cold Spring Harbor in the Class B state title game Sunday at SUNY Cortland. Sophomore Lexie Fragnito had three goals to lead the Mustangs. Story, photos. (Dennis nett photo)
The Latest
Developer’s vision for Cicero’s Lakeshore triples, includes a $1 million condo on Oneida Lake: A local developer who’s proposing to remake the former Great Northern Mall also has a vision for as many as 1,400 homes in and around the Lakeshore Yacht & and Country Club. That’s nearly triple his original proposal for the mostly upscale community on the shores of Oneida Lake, fueled in part by Micron coming to Clay and a need for more housing. The plan includes nearly 500 waterfront apartments and even a $1 million condo with a panoramic view of the lake.
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- Carrots sold at Wegmans, Trader Joe’s recalled after E. coli outbreak
What’s Trending
Syracuse dessert artist competes in Food Network special: A Syracuse business owner who specializes in creative desserts was featured on a Food Network holiday special this season. Tykemia Carman, owner of Crave Dessert Studio, appeared on an episode of Food Network’s Holiday Wars. She shared details about the Food Network competition and her career in delightful desserts.
Roosevelt Bouie teams up with volunteers to build beds for kids: A cacophony of power tools reverberated through the North Side Learning Center earlier this month, when about 30 volunteers gathered to work on a single mission: to build 50 beds for children on the North Side in one day. The bed build was the work of three non-profits: the Bouie Foundation, the Eastwood Rotary Club, and the North Side Learning Center.
Editorial short takes: The syracuse.com | The Post-Standard editorial board catches up on some local news that may have been overlooked during the recent election season, including misguided decisions regarding the fate of a “historic” frat house as well as the sentencing in a recent manslaughter case.
- Editorial cartoons: Trump Cabinet, transition; Dem blame game
Looking Ahead
More construction delays ahead: Interstate 690 East and West are scheduled to undergo construction beginning today, resulting in lane closures and traffic delays. Here are the details.
Scott Schild | sschild@syracuse.com
Syracuse Orange running back LeQuint Allen leaps in the air while celebrating a touchdown against the California Golden Bears at California Memorial Stadium Saturday. (Scott Schild photo)
Sports
Orange football team puts together a complete effort, rolls past Cal: The Syracuse football team topped last season’s win total with its most complete effort of the season on Saturday, earning a 33-25 road win over California. The Orange never trailed, winning the opening coin toss and driving nearly the length of the field for a field goal and then forcing two first-half turnovers against an opponent that hadn’t lost the turnover battle until Saturday.
Starling saves the day as SU need 2OTs to beat Youngstown State: There was no simpler sentiment spoken by Adrian Autry after his Syracuse team outlasted Youngstown State, 104-95, Saturday in the JMA Wireless Dome than this: “That’s the JJ Starling that we know. He’s the guy for us. He’s important for us. He was big time. What a game.”
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In Brief
Man hospitalized after fight at Destiny USA in Syracuse, police say
Syracuse man crashes motorcycle; police say the cycle was stolen
41 new citizens welcomed at ceremony at Syracuse University
“SNL” mourns death of Peanut the squirrel in Upstate NY: “A damn hero”
Watertown man critically injured after being hit by car
Election split CNY town; how it come together (Last week’s top stories)
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