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High: 66; Low: 53. Hope you enjoyed Sunday; this week will be chilly
Photo of the Day
Workers at Beak & Skiff hand out bottle of hand sanitizer and direct traffic.
LONG LINES FOR GIVEAWAY: Hundreds of cars lined up Sunday morning for the distribution of hand sanitizer at 1911 Established/Beak & Skiff Apple Orchards in LaFayette on Sunday. Cars were backed up on Route 80 all the way to Route 20 at about 9:15 on Sunday morning. Workers handed out one free bottle to each person in the car. It was expected that 10,000 bottles would be handed out (video, more photos). (Dennis Nett photo)
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Onondaga County update: Cause for concern: Two more deaths and 53 new cases of coronavirus were reported Sunday by Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon. The statistics showed a troubling trend: Community contact cases have ticked up in recent days. “We’re kind of going backward,” McMahon said. “We should be concerned.”
NY, 6 other states team up for purchases: Seven northeast states will join together to purchase medical equipment and testing supplies to help with reopening in the coronavirus pandemic.
McMahon: Stop the garage sales: Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon understands that folks want to have garage sales. People, stuck in their homes for weeks because of coronavirus, are doing their spring cleaning and want to get rid of things. But it’s potentially dangerous, he warned. “You put that many people together, looking at things, touching things,” he said. “It’s a bad idea.” Moreover, it’s illegal.
- Officials pull the plug on DJ party by Salina club operator
- What businesses might reopen this month amid coronavirus in NY? McMahon offers clues about restart
Grants for small businesses available: Regional economic development engine CenterState CEO has teamed up with KeyBank and entrepreneurship group Jumpstart to offer $5,000 grants, available to some local small businesses struggling as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
- No more excuses. Fix NY’s broken unemployment system (Editorial)
- Worried about food safety, supply? Want to support local business? Customers turn to CSA farmers
Ready for some good news? Breathe. We made it through another week. It doesn’t feel like it lately, but there’s still good news out there. So we’ve decided to share some stories that will put a smile on your face.
- What’s giving you hope right now? CNY families share uplifting messages from home (photos)
- Food Bank of Central NY to get $2.1 million to buy produce, dairy from local farms
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Sports
Dome renovations roll on: While much of the world has hit pause, Syracuse University’s Carrier Dome renovation has pushed forward and still is targeted for completion before the scheduled Sept. 19 home-opening football game against Colgate.
“I think everybody’s heart shattered”: The inevitable became reality on Friday for high school athletes across New York state. When Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced that schools will remain closed for the rest of the academic year because of the coronavirus, it closed the door on hopes for a spring sports season.
Other Trending News
Sun bathers takes advantage of the nice weather in Franklin Square Park in Syracuse. Sunny skies and temperatures close in on 75 degrees in much of Central New York May 3, 2020. But guess what? The National Weather Service this afternoon issued a freeze watch for Onondaga, southern Cayuga, Seneca and Yates counties for Monday night and Tuesday morning.
A SUNNY SUNDAY AFTERNOON: Central New Yorkers got a taste of near-summerlike weather on Sunday, when temperatures soared to the mid-70s and several people decided to do some sunbathing in Franklin Square Park in Syracuse. Did you enjoy the warm weather? Good ... because this week should be much cooler. (Dennis Nett photo)
Syracuse shootings leave 1 dead, 1 hurt: Syracuse police are investigating two shootings that happened 15 minutes apart in the city. The first shooting left one man dead; the victim in the second shooting was expected to survive.
Crash sends 3 to hospital: Syracuse police say the driver of a BMW was drunk when he drove into a parked Jeep, then struck another vehicle Sunday afternoon at Kirkpatrick and First North streets.
In Brief
$822,500 home in Spafford: See list of 91 home sales in Onondaga County (Subscriber exclusive)
Editorial cartoons for the week: Reopening duel, Biden allegation, Pence trip
Deputies: 3 adults vandalized Seneca County school, charged with hate crime
Giant Asian ‘murder’ hornets might be coming, and that’s probably as bad as it sounds
At 84, former CNY chef finds the right moment for a soul food cookbook
Cinco de Mayo in CNY: Where to get your taco Tuesday takeout
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