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Offense explodes in Syracuse men’s lacrosse’s 21-14 win over Robert Morris The offense had a day, and the Orange picked up a win in the regular season finale. Share this story Photo by Rich Barnes/Getty Images The Syracuse Orange men’s lacrosse team closed out the 2021 regular season with their most prolific scoring day of the year, putting three touchdowns on the board for a football final score of 21-14 over the Robert Morris Colonials on Friday afternoon. That’ll do it from the Dome. The Orange exploded out of the gates in this one, scoring NINE goals in the opening quarter and ...

Billie Blair Pratt Tribune Information shared at Pratt County Commission meetings during the month of April included several presentations by Pratt County Economic Director Heather Morgan. Over the coures of the past several weeks, she shared that the state had lifted the mask mandate and that it is now up to separate entities to decide whether to continue the mandate. Morgan said that SB 40, a major law overhauling how governments can respond to the COVID- 19 pandemic, was signed by Governor Kelly. She also reported that money has been set aside for Pratt county businesses with large gas bil...

Online shopping in Hawke's Bay up 30 per cent in a year, NZ Post hires more staff 30 Apr, 2021 12:27 AM 4 minutes to read Courier driver Michael Mai delivering one of many parcels around Napier, as online shopping in the region spikes. Photo / Paul Taylor Courier driver Michael Mai delivering one of many parcels around Napier, as online shopping in the region spikes. Photo / Paul Taylor Hawkes Bay Today By: Sahiban Hyde A 30 per cent spike in online shopping in a single year in Hawke's Bay has forced New Zealand Post to hire new staff to handle courier runs. The latest NZ Post eComme...

TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. A Derry man sentenced to a 7-to-14-year prison sentence for the delivery of drugs that prosecutors said led to his friend’s fatal overdose now claims he was “induced” to plead guilty to a crime he did not commit. Glenn A. Levtzow, 39, in court documents filed this week asked to withdraw a guilty plea he entered 15 months ago to counts of drug delivery resulting in death and two related offenses. The plea was made in connection to the Nov. 18, 2017, fatal overdose of Rya...