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11/20/09 The Bethlehem Central School District is reminding students to exercise caution when walking to and from school after an incident earlier this week when a female student reported being followed by a suspicious vehicle in an area near the high school. The student also saw the vehicle—a metallic blue, four-door 2001 Ford Taurus driven by a man in his early 40s—parked outside her home the next day. Her family contacted police, who located the man and questioned him on Thursday. Continue Reading
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Annual canal event draws hundreds of cyclists(By Richard Palmer)
More than 500 cyclists from 39 states as well as several foreign countries... read more
Waterford Tugboat Roundup slated for September (By Richard Palmer)
WATERFORD - The 11th annual Waterford Tugboat Roundup, which draws thousand... read more
Popular Erie Canal children’s book republished
Out of print for many years, Peter Spierâ's classic childrenâ's boo... read more
Dan Ward tapped as Erie Canal Museum curator (By Richard Palmer)
SYRACUSE - Daniel Ward has an affinity for the Erie Canal that reaches back... read more
Erie Canal was not so glorious for youth (By Richard Palmer)
The Syracuse Daily Star of Feb. 15, 1846 carried the proceedings of a meeti... read more
Aqueduct reconstruction nearly completed (By Richard Palmer)
CAMILLUS - Reconstruction of Nine Mile Creek Aqueduct is 90 percent complet... read more |
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