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Mexico's historic tin shop finally being renovated – Syracuse.com[1]
Clark, an abolitionist, gave shelter to escaped African-American slaves who were making their way north to Oswego and then to freedom in Canada. .
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Studies: Drug, device help treat heart failure[2]
Millions of people with mild or moderate heart failure got good news Sunday, with studies showing a Pfizer drug and a device from Medtronic can boost survival and cut trips to the hospital by patients having trouble breathing.
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NY Gov.-elect: Keep Sept. 11 trial out of state[3]
Gov.-elect Andrew Cuomo says the trial of the professed mastermind of the Sept. 11 terror attacks should stay out of New York state entirely
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Red ink: U.S. Postal Service lost $8.5 billion last year[4]
The Postal Service said Friday it lost $8.5 billion last year despite deep cuts of more than 100,000 jobs and other reductions in recent years. The post office had estimated it would lose $6 billion…
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Trouble in store as rival delivery men get chippy, Syracuse police say[5]
In the highly competitive world of potato chip distributing, feelings sometimes get ruffled and relations between firms often take a dip. Take what happened Tuesday, when police were called after two snack distributors met
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Small-town justice: A look at how village, town courts operate[6]
A man convicted of fatally shooting his infant son. An accused bank robber who allegedly shot a sheriff’s deputy. A 13-year-old baby sitter accused of sexually abusing and killing the toddler in his care.
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Hanna preps for Congress[7]
It was never about winning an election, Richard Hanna says. The goal is to get the job.
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Indian gaming could return locally[8]
The U.S. Department of Interior’s Bureau of Indian Affairs has determined that there would be no negative environmental, social or economic impact from accepting a land-into-trust application
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Four Loko to stop shipments to New York[9]
The New York State Liquor Authority has reached an agreement with the producers of Four Loko to stop shipment of the product to New York.
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Probe is sought of lead in reusable grocery bags[10]
Sen. Charles Schumer of New York is seeking a federal investigation after a newspaper's report of lead content in some reusable grocery bags..
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Not So Perfect 10 for Islanders in 5-1 loss to Kings[11]
Fulton's Rob Schremp cut into the Los Angeles lead at the 5:39 mark. In what was a gritty effort by both Doug Weight and James Wisniewski who both worked hard to get the puck to Schremp who netted his first goal of the 2010-11 season, while cutting into the Los Angeles lead making the score 2-1.