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Dana Balter, running for the 24th Congressional District, casts her vote in the Democratic primary at the Spiritual Renewal Center, Lancaster Ave, Syracuse, N.Y., Tuesday June 23, 2020. Scott Schild | sschild@syracuse.com
Dana Balter votes Tuesday at the Spiritual Renewal Center in Syracuse. Balter held a large lead over opponent Francis Conole in the Democratic primary for the 24th Congressional District seat. The winner of the primary will face Republican Rep. John Katko in November. (Scott Schild photo)
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NYS primaries: Balter holds lead over Conole: Tuesday was primary day in New York state, but final results of most elections won’t be known for weeks because so many voters opted to use absentee ballots. In the Democratic primary for the 24th Congressional District, Dana Balter held a commanding lead over Francis Conole.
Director of nonprofit resigns over party approval: Gregorio Jimenez, the executive director of the nonprofit Near Westside Initiative, has resigned. The group approved a party to be held on its property in Syracuse that ended with a shooting injuring 9 people, one critically.
- Syracuse officials say they had no advance notice of large party that ended in shooting
- Syracuse teen shot at party had graduated 6 hours before; family says he’s not expected to survive
County OKs energy tax: Onondaga County lawmakers on Tuesday approved a new residential energy tax that will cost a typical household about $6 per month and raise up to $12 million a year for county government. County Executive Ryan McMahon proposed reimposing the tax on households to help deal with a projected $100 million budget deficit expected this year.
J.C. Penney begins liquidation sale: Looking for a deal at J.C. Penney? Now’s the time. A liquidation sale has begun at the J.C. Penney store at Destiny USA, one of the first 149 stores nationwide the troubled department store chain is shuttering.
Sports
SU’s Hawaii connections help land recruit: Syracuse football’s Hawaiian roots are deeper than some in Central New York might think. Head coach Dino Babers and offensive line coach Mike Cavanaugh have both spent extensive time in the state. That paid dividends when the Orange landed a commitment from offensive lineman Austyn Kauhi.
Play ball! MLB to start 60-game season in July: Major League Baseball plans a return next month, but it’ll look different. There will be empty stadiums, a DH in the National League, a runner on on second to start extra innings — and a regular season of just 60 games.
Coronavirus Update
Students, wearing face masks and paying attention to social distancing, study at Les Magnolias primary school during the partial lifting of coronavirus, COVID-19, lockdown regulations in Brussels, Monday, May 18, 2020. Belgium is taking the next step in its relaxation of the coronavirus lockdown on Monday, with more students going to school, markets and museums reopening and the snip of a barber's scissors filling the air again.AP Photo/Francisco Seco
Students, wearing face masks and paying attention to social distancing, study at a primary school in Belgium recently. (AP photo)
Ahead for schools: “A year like we have never seen before”: Staggered schools days? No cafeteria? Temperature checks? School district officials are preparing for all sorts of scenarios, but one thing is clear: Schools will look dramatically different than they did before they closed because of the coronavirus pandemic in March.
Frustrations rise for bar owners who follow rules: Jim Nichols owns Sharkey’s Bar & Grill on Route 57 in Liverpool. He’s doing his best to follow the limits and restrictions during the current phase of restaurant reopening amid the coronavirus pandemic, so he finds it frustrating when he stops by another place and see something completely different. “I get it. We all want to get back to normal. But we have say to them, ‘These are the rules.’ “
”It’s devastating”: Destiny USA tenants angry with another delay: Destiny USA tenants reacted with extreme disappointment Tuesday to the news that malls will not be allowed to reopen under phase four of the state’s regional economic reopening plan.
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