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MIDDLETOWN — Middletown is positioning itself to offer an “olive branch” to the historic Wayside Inn to prevent the potential subdivision and sale of its acreage.

Florida Ballpark shines under the Friday lights on opening weekend In a game three years in the making, the new facility stole the show as a new era of Florida baseball rises The Gators won Friday's opening game in the new Florida Ballpark. Photo courtesy of the UAA. Photo by Anissa Dimilta | The Independent Florida Alligator As dusk settled over Hull Road ...

In Syracuse’s deadliest nursing home, an overwhelmed staff could not put out the Covid fire Updated Feb 04, 2021; Posted Feb 04, 2021 Judy Hotaling, 72, and her daughter Jennifer Anderson look at photos of John Hotaling Monday, March 16, 2020 at Judy's home in Syracuse. John Hotaling died at Iroquois nursing home Dec. 29, 2020, during a Covid-19 outbreak that killed 49 residents. N. Scott Trimble | strimble@syracuse.comN. Scott Trimble | strimble@syra Facebook Share Syracuse, N.Y. — John Hotaling was near death. The nursing home had assembled his family on Facetime to say goodbye. But t...

“Don’t worry, it’s in the mail.” That assurance, true or not, used to mean delivery was near. Not this year. Unprecedented delays in U.S. Postal Service operations have kept customers on edge for weeks, especially those sending or receiving packages. Today, the traditional finish line for Christmas mailing, The Eagle presents findings of the newspaper’s call to readers to share stories about the fate of packages shipped through the Postal Service. Eighty-four people completed the nonscientific survey. Overall, 57 percent said they were “completely dissatisfiedâ�...