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Residents at Nob Hill say unsafe conditions persist nearly a month after a deadly fire claimed two lives; tenant leaders demanded immediate repairs to emergency lighting and smoke detectors and proposed criminal charges against owners during a city court hearing.

Three Syracuse University professors (Duncan Brown, Kevin Crowston and Lisa Manning) were named AAAS Fellows in recognition of their pioneering research in science.

It is the first time that three professors have received this honor in a single year at the university.

A Fayetteville-Manlius board member asked the state comptroller to audit the secret hire of a PR firm that cost $20,000 last year by billing through a law firm — she says this bypassed district procurement rules.

The complaint, sent Monday, calls for an investigation into the board's spending practices.

Fifty new U.S. citizens were sworn in at the Institute of Technology at Syracuse Central on Thursday under the guidance of U.S. Chief Bankruptcy Judge Wendy A.

Kinsella & the ceremony featured a musical performance to honor the milestone.

OCWA announced that from April 6 until June, about 1,060 customers will be chosen for a 2-x-1-foot inspection dig to check water line material; homeowners will receive a blue marker and door hanger before crews from T-K Harrington and Arcadis complete work without service interruption and later restore the grass.

Two Syracuse restaurants failed Onondaga County health inspections for issues such as rodent droppings (five dead mice were found) and moldy produce.

Inspections on March 10 and March 11 required corrections while 70 other local establishments passed.

Gerry McNamara became Syracuse’s head basketball coach after a quick two-week search following Adrian Autry’s firing.

University officials held in-person and Zoom interviews (including one with incoming AD Bryan Blair) before McNamara and his family agreed to return home.

Section III baseball kicks off this spring as local teams in Class AAA, AA, and A prepare for season matchups.

Key games (such as the April 8 showdown at Cicero-North Syracuse) promise competitive play and exciting rematches as returning players aim for championships.

Section III baseball has kicked off in Classes B, C and D with teams from Cicero and nearby communities setting competitive spring matchups.

Key games such as Bishop Ludden-Grimes at Solvay on April 16 promise early tests that could shape the playoff race.

Liverpool tight end Oakley Keegan has committed to play at Alabama.

Keegan, who played 9 varsity games while sidelined by a torn Achilles and a lacerated kidney, said he will focus on a full recovery as his coach praised his dedication in rehabbing.

A high school baseball game between Cazenovia Lakers and McGraw Eagles was suspended in the seventh inning at 7:15 p.m. after darkness fell, so state rules awarded the win to the Lakers.

Cazenovia will play Mexico on April 7 and McGraw will face Madison on April 2.

Providence Bruins vs. Syracuse Crunch

7-8 p.m. — Upstate Medical Arena at The Oncenter War Memorial — Ticket prices vary — Catch the exciting AHL matchup between the Providence Bruins and Syracuse Crunch.

Dave East Concert

7-10 p.m. — Westcott Theater — Tickets from $93 — Experience an unforgettable performance by the renowned rapper Dave East.

Colin Mochrie & Brad Sherwood: Asking for Trouble

4-7 p.m. — Crouse hinds concert theater — Tickets available — Enjoy a night of laughter with the stars of Whose Line is it Anyway? in a hilarious live performance.

Camping in Alaska Live Performance

7-10 p.m. — The Song & Dance — Entry with ID required — Experience the post-emo vibes of Camping in Alaska with Dead Butterflies and more.

Nirvani - A Nirvana Tribute Experience

8-11 p.m. — Middle Ages Brewing Company — Check the venue for ticket prices — Experience the raw energy of Nirvana with a tribute show filled with iconic anthems and chaotic stage presence.

Syracuse Wine Festival 2026

1-9 p.m. — The Oncenter — $30-$40 — Sample wines and spirits from 40+ vendors while enjoying music, food, and fun.

DoOkie: Green Day Tribute Concert

8-11 p.m. — Middle Ages Brewing Company — Free entry — Enjoy high-energy classic punk rock from America's premier Green Day tribute band.