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Charity scuttles plan to move homeless shelter near Park Ave. after uproar from neighborhood Updated Dec 23, 2020; Posted Dec 23, 2020 The proposed location for a new Catholic Charities men's shelter is a vacant building at 501 W. Genesee St. Facebook Share Syracuse, N.Y. — Catholic Charities has scuttled plans to move a homeless shelter near the Park Avenue neighborhood after three months of uproar from residents and business owners. The non-for-profit said in September it planned to buy the building at 501 W. Genesee St. for a 99-bed shelter as well as mental health services and office ...

Brussels sprouts, brats and beers from Auburn’s Prison City Pub & Brewery (Dining out review) Updated Dec 17, 2020; Facebook Share Auburn, N.Y. — Let’s talk about the Brussels sprouts from Prison City Pub & Brewery in Auburn. We’ll get to the beer later, but we ought to hone in on the underrated star of the menu. Brussels sprouts emerged as dining’s hot side dish about 10 years ago, graduating from the vegetable everyone hated as a kid to a trendy side dish. At Prison City, Brussels sprouts appear as a starter ($12) or add-on to most entrees (an additional $5). The sprouts are roas...

System where there will be competition in the drug industry. pricing for the american people will come way down. several stocks became down, from allergan and mylan, finished lower. the president has blasted the drug industry before. no details on the new system but you're hearing talk from the white house on a second phase and third phase of health care reform. >> the biggest mystery for tuesday now solved. this bronze little girl showed up defiantly facing down the iconic bull that has become a symbol on wall street. honestly, she captivated bankers and financials alike. who put her there? t...

Committees continue to work to create jobs for all americans. john f. kennedy declared this week to be national police officers week, we owe a debt to all of our police officers. we share our rewards from state streets, neighborhoods, and lives that we live freely. in 2016, 118 police officers died in the line of duty. that's 118 fathers mothers, daughters, sons and friends. and we want to thank them for their service and for their sacrifice. so this week on the floor, we'll have two major bills. the probation officer protection act, by dave riker, former sheriff and thin blue line act.