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The man who shot and killed a Syracuse teen in the deadly RYE day shooting was sentenced today. Devar Williams pled guilty to firing the bullet that killed 17 year old Chariel Osorio during a shootout between rival street gangs. He could spend up to 21 years in prison

First ‘Rye Day’ suspect goes to prison for firing gun - and he wasn’t even in the big gang shootout Updated 3:01 PM; Today 12:08 PM Emergency personnel respond to a shooting at the park on the corner at Marcellus and Wyoming streets (behind WCNY TV) at about 8:30 p.m. June 20, 2020, putting an end to a peaceful neighborhood picnic. This woman is taken to the hospital after being treated at the scene. Facebook Share Syracuse, NY — A Syracuse man who admitted firing a gun during the inf...

Recipients Chosen by The Somm Foundation February 05, 2021 CHICAGO, Feb. 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Coopers Hawk Winery & Restaurants, a lifestyle brand centered around food and wine, has selected their 2020 Black American wine professional scholars. Ten outstanding recipients, chosen by The Somm Foundation, will be awarded with $1000 to assist them on their wine education journey. Each recipient was chosen based on merit and need. Funded by Coopers Hawk Winery & Restaurants, the scholarsh...

Coopers Hawk Winery & Restaurants Announces Winners of Ten Scholarships Awarded to Black American Wine Professionals Recipients Chosen by The Somm Foundation News provided by Share this article  a lifestyle brand centered around food and wine, has selected their 2020 Black American wine professional scholars. Ten outstanding recipients, chosen by The Somm Foundation, will be awarded with $1000 to assist them on their wine education journey. Each recipient was chosen based on merit and need. F...

31 people were murdered in Syracuse in 2020: Here are the victims Updated Jan 14, 2021; Posted Jan 14, 2021 In 2020, 31 people were murdered in Syracuse, matching the citys record set in 2016. Here are some of the victims. Facebook Share Syracuse, N.Y. — Chariel Osorio stood in front of his Near West Side home with a smile on his face and a diploma in his hands. It was a sunny June day, and Osorio had just graduated from Corcoran High School. The 17-year-old boy, still clad in his shiny ma...