Onondaga County Veterans Day Ceremony
SYRACUSE , N.Y. (NCC News) — Taps echoed throughout the crowd at the hallowed hall of the Onondaga County War Memorial, patrons looked on and honored the sacrifice so many have made for our country. Anne Marie Mancilla, who served in Iraq, had her kids in attendance at the event. “Maya was born while I…
New Solar Farm Approved For Conquest
CONQUEST, N.Y. (NCC News) — Conquest New York will be the new home of the Garnet Energy solar farm. The future 200-megawatt facility was approved by the state and will be one of largest of its kind. The project will cover nearly 2,300 acres in the town as part of the state’s climate and clean energy…
From Russia to Syracuse: How Polina Shemanova Found Success Becoming an Orange
You may know her as the team captain for the Orange on the volleyball court or maybe you know her as the former ACC Freshman of the Year, ACC first team, second team, and all-academic team member. But how did Polina Shemanova get this good? It starts at a young age for Shemanova who grew…
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Extreme Heat in Central New York Leads to Extreme Caution
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (NCCNews) — A heat advisory is in effect for the city of Syracuse as temperatures are expected to hit triple digits with humidity, something Central New Yorkers have unfortunately been getting used to. It’s not easy to stay cool, especially with the humidity cutting through the clouds like a knife. Trying to beat the…
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Exhibit Explores Harriet Tubman’s Life in Auburn
AUBURN, N.Y. (NCC News) — Harriet Tubman spent 54 years in New York. Essentially it was another life from the one she previously lived working the underground railroad. Why here? That question is being answered by the Cayuga Museum of History and Art in an exhibit titled, “Auburn in Harriet Tubman’s Time.” Karyn Radcliffe serves…
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Central New York Farmers are Looking to use Their Voices
FABIUS, N.Y. (NCC News) – Local Farmer Bret Bossard gets into his tractor every day to check around his farm in Fabius, making sure his product is up to standard. In this case, the farm produces dairy goods. Bossard and his team face different challenges day in and day out and he wants more people to…
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Bulldogs Take to Ice for Quarterfinal Match-up With Hobart
The Adrian College Men’s NCAA hockey team is once again back in the NCAA Tournament; they will be facing an unfamiliar opponent in Hobart. It was not supposed to be that way; however, these two teams were originally scheduled to play each other in the first round of the NCAA tournament two years ago before…
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Adrian College ACHA Men’s D1 Program Opens Season with ‘Banner Night’
Arrington Ice Arena has been dormant since April and has had capacity restrictions for over a year. However, all of that changed on September 24, when the Adrian College ACHA Men’s Division 1 hockey team took the ice against the University of Cincinnati (ACHA Division 2). More than just a hockey game was happening on…
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Energy of Homecoming Rallies Bulldogs to Victory
The Adrian College football team certainly did not expect to start 0-2 on the year. But after two tough games against Heidelberg and Hanover, that is exactly where the Bulldogs found themselves. Needing to head in a different direction, Adrian found itself ready to host the Panthers of Greenville on Saturday, September 18. The team…
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Bulldogs Set Up for Exciting Finish in MIAA Season
The Adrian College football team is sitting pretty at 4-3 (2-1 MIAA) on the season. Now officially passed the halfway point in the season the Bulldogs marque win on the year was the upset of #24 and MIAA favorite Albion. The Bulldogs started out of the gate slow, with losses to Heidleberg and Hanover. The…
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