Stories for August 2010

For 30 years, Rural/Metro has held the exclusive franchise to haul Syracuse's sick, injured, dead and dying. But that changed this spring. TLC Emergency Medical Services believes there's enough business to go around, and have begun taking 911 emergency calls dispatched from the county alongside Rural/Metro.

It's Rural/Metro vs. TLC as competition comes to emergency services in Syracuse

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Good Samaritans gathering in Skaneateles

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Demolition of historic Cazenovia home meets resistance

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Mottville Fire's 20th Golf Outing

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MAVES prepares to construct new headquarters

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Empire Games a family affair for stepfather, son

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Schoolhouse Farm brings grain to market

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On stage:Seventy-six thumbs up for The Music Man

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Van Buren accepts max tax revenue

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Looking Backward: Remembering the last rural schoolhouse in Lysander

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Skaneateles Police issue 911 info

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Liverpool BOE: District planning committee suggests shutdown of Chestnut Hill schools

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Concern over future of Tri-County Mall

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Pope Joan novelist to discusses writing and movie-making at LPL Aug. 19

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Car crash claims the lives of two Elbridge residents

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Town of DeWitt makes strides in sustainability

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Seniors Targeted in Area Scams

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Commentary: Livin' in Liverpool August 11

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Did you hear? Elbridge takes second look at first-ever noise ordinance

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Traffic patterns change at Baker High School bus loop

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Canal boat replica pays visit to B'ville

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Chiefs hanging in

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The Informer: Screw up edition

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Hardcore on the hardcourt

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For love of the games

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Upstate Chiropractic Beaver Lake Run this weekend

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BYSA summer soccer camp a success

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A cook for all occasions: Marcellus mom named top-20 chef by ABC

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Squawks blocked

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North Syracuse returns to Babe Ruth World Series

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Police Chief David Amico retires

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Abby Cordes earns president's list honors

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The cat's meow

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Handing out hope in Haiti

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Plans in works for gas station at former Wacky Wyatt's location

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Antiques show returns to Madison County

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Chiefs hanging in

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Baldwinsville BOE meeting rescheduled for August 23

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Parks committee in session in Camillus

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Caz grad helps out in Haiti

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Celebrating Cazenovia's moment in national history

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Bridge results: Hall, Finn take East/West

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Tetley speaks out against Bluffs

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Fashion beat: A guide to summer sandal styles

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On the map: Camillus police introduce 'crime mapping' to community

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Something fowl

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Caz: Squawks blocked, board says 'nay' to fowl in village

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Historic Route 20 home faces demolition

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Manlius Village doles out bonus bucks

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Rahme named to Roanoke dean's list

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Geneseo announces local graduates

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North Syracuse splits weekend regional games

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Lunde caps comeback with Turning Stone win

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Macker basketball show comes to Cicero

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Caz Class of '55 returns for 55th

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Man on Main Street: Camillus mayor leads the way for village improvements

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Late charge gives Cejka Turning Stone lead again

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Make it Snappy: 'The Kids Are All Right'

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Faces Profile: Lee Wilder - Executive Director of Chamber of Commerce

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Baldwinsville twins make a 'Baker's dozen'

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Young Eagles soar over Skaneateles

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Skaneateles: Lord's son wed

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Lysander to challenge DEC decision

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Memorial bench dedicated on Erie Canal Trailway

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Cejka edges to halfway Turning Stone lead

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Baldwinsville teens study abroad

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CNY Family Sports Centre offers Friday night activities for kids

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Cycle city

Appeal of bikes broadens, but riding remains risky in Syracuse

The business model Steven Morris and Sara O'Mahoney employed with their Westcott Street bike shop, Mello Velo, is an old standard: find a gap, and fill it.