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Month: November 2018

Syracuse football ranked 13th in latest Coaches and AP Polls

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Syracuse football ranked 13th in latest Coaches and AP Polls
After another win, the Syracuse Orange (7-2, 4-2) are far from slowing down in their rapid ascent up the polls. Sunday’s Coaches Poll pegged them all the way up at 13th, up 11 spots from where they were last week. Among those teams in last week’s rankings, Syracuse was tied with the rival Boston College Eagles for the biggest jump from week 10. SU received 625... more

ELECTION NIGHT LIVE: Results and analysis of Tuesday’s vote throughout the Finger Lakes & NYS (webcast replay)

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ELECTION NIGHT LIVE: Results and analysis of Tuesday’s vote throughout the Finger Lakes & NYS (webcast replay)
Join Josh Durso, Jackie Augustine & Jim Sinicropi for FingerLakes1.com’s Election Night LIVE webcast sponsored by Midey, Mirras & Ricci, the Finger Lakes Personal Injury Attorneys. The trio discuss Tuesday’s vote throughout the region and analyze all the local and state contested races and react to the results as they come in. Also, here from Seneca County Judge candidates Barry... more

Syracuse opens season with 66-38 defeat of Eastern Washington (full coverage)

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Syracuse opens season with 66-38 defeat of Eastern Washington (full coverage)
A game-high 20 points from Oshae Brissett led the Syracuse (1-0) to a 66-38 season opening victory against Eastern Washington (0-1) Tuesday night at the Carrier Dome. The contest was the first of four for the Orange in the 2K Empire Classic benefiting the Wounded Warrior Project. The only player from either team to record double-digit points, Brissett also led... more

Drug program meets people ‘where they’re at’ in Cayuga County

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Drug program meets people ‘where they’re at’ in Cayuga County
A Syracuse-based drug treatment program is helping provide more lifesaving care by changing the treatment landscape in Cayuga County. Helio Health, formerly known as Syracuse Behavioral Healthcare, now offers mobile clinical services through a partnership with the state Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services’ Center of Treatment Innovation program. Created in 2017, COTI was made with a State Targeted... more

Town of Skaneateles approves 2019 budget, lake monitoring funds increased

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Town of Skaneateles approves 2019 budget, lake monitoring funds increased
The town of Skaneateles voted to approve the final budget for 2019 during a regular board meeting Monday night. Prior to opening a public hearing on the proposed preliminary budget, Budget Officer Bridgett Winkelman gave an overview of the 2019 budget. “The town board has worked very hard to meet the needs of the residents with fiscal responsibility always in... more

Philanthropist Bisgrove remembered as “visionary” committed to Auburn community

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Philanthropist Bisgrove remembered as “visionary” committed to Auburn community
Jack Bisgrove, one of Auburn’s most prolific philanthropists, was remembered Monday, after he succumbed to cancer over the weekend, as a “visionary” who cared deeply about his community. John “Jack” Bisgrove, Jr., 79, was the former president and CEO of Red Star Express Lines, a national trucking company that started as a family business in Auburn in 1932. Before and... more

DEC warns drivers to use caution during deer mating season

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DEC warns drivers to use caution during deer mating season
The state Department of Environmental Conservation is warning motorists to exercise caution as deer become more active now that the animals’ mating season has begun. Also known as the rut, deer, especially young bucks, become more active and less wary during mating season, increasing the likelihood of collision with drivers, according to the DEC. At least 70,000 deer-vehicle collisions are... more
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