How the quick action of a foreigner saved a 7 -year -old (good morning CNY for 31 March)

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St. Baldrick's 2025 — Henry McLeod, 8 years old, was among the 196 who shaved his head on Sunday during the 20th annual event of St. Baldrick to raise money to fight pediatric cancer. Henry has been growing his hair for a long time for this day. (Charlie Miller | [email protected])(Charlie Miller | [email protected])

One last event St. Baldrick at Kitty Hoynes: Henry McLeod, 8 years old, was among the 196 people – men and women – who shaved their heads on Sunday at event 20 St. Baldrick at Kitty Hoynes in Syracuse. The event raises money to fight pediatric cancer. Henry has grown his hair for a long time to prepare for the next day. Sunday event was the last one Kitty Hoynes will host but that doesn’t mean it’s the end. (Charlie Miller’s photo)

The most recent

The transfer of William Kyle to Syracuse: “I’m looking to play with a chip on my shoulder”: After a difficult year in UCLA, the William Kyle III center entered the NCAA transfer portal on Monday, and on Thursday decided to join the Syracuse basketball team. He loved the knowledge about coach Adrian Autry, who offered a blunt evaluation of the place where he must improve his game. “I’m looking to play with a chip on my shoulder,” Kyle said. “There is a lot to prove. I hope to come to Syracuse and show what I couldn’t do last year.”

What is in the trend

‘I’m here!’ How did he save the rapid action of a stranger: Ed Rohmer was walking his dog, Maddie, along the Seneca river on Thursday, when he saw that a boy was riding a bicycle over Lock 24, near the open water. The child parked the bicycle, climbed on a big equipment on the locks and beat his feet over the river. Then the boy fell. Rohmer’s quick reaction in the next few minutes has safety Makai, 7 years old, from frigid water.

The judge rejects the file against the CNY man accused of German rape since 1978, crime: James Patrick Dempsey broke out in tears on Friday and embraced his wife after being released from accusations that accused him of a 1978 crime and rape a German woman.The 67 -year -old faces extradition to Germany to face criminal prosecution.

The food bank of CNY straps for the loss of nearly 2 million kilograms of food against the backdrop of Trump: The New York food bank is preparing to lose about 1.7 million kilograms of food transport after President Donald Trump’s administration has reduced financing for two local food assistance programs. USDA canceled 15 loads of fresh food tractors that had to reach the center of New York between April 1 and the end of June, said Coo Bank Food Bank.

Looking in the future

Former SEARS store from the southern side to be a semiconductor’s semiconductor formation center: The state of New York offers $ 8.5 million to turn the former long-lasting Roebuck store in Syracuse’s South Side into a semiconductor workforce formation. Hoch said that the hub will anchor a wider revitalization of the former Sears site, led by the CEO of Syracuse and Centers.

It’s time to get quoted eggs: Easter is right around the corner, and the community organizations in the center of New York offer Easter egg hunt and other activities to celebrate the season. Here is a list of “egg eggs” activities to enjoy.

Favorites of popular rock to sing 2 concerts from upstate NY with special guests

Sports

Who could target Syracuse in the transfer portal? Here are 8 names to know: The opening of the NCAA transfer portal means that next season is starting now for most college basketball programs, including Syracuse Orange. It is the basketball version of the college during the free period of the NFL agency. Here’s a look at several players in each position that Syracuse coaches are or could be, looking.

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