Good morning, Syracuse.

Last Thursday, a community presentation was held at St. Lucy’s to honor Rev.

Jim Mathews, who served 35 years and will retire on Jan. 1. Mayor Sharon Owens proclaimed the 400 block of Gifford Street as Father Jim’s Way to celebrate his lasting legacy.

Hannah Hussein, a Palestinian-American graduate student at Le Moyne College, plans to host speakers (including Pulitzer-winning Mosab Abu Toha) to share firsthand accounts of Palestinian experiences as she pushes for more genuine campus dialogue on free expression.

NBC3's What's on the Menu? segment in Central York shows viewers how to prepare Cadillac Fried Rice using chilled restaurant rice, fresh shrimp, and NY Strip steak.

Matt Read will present the cooking demo Sunday mornings at 7 a.m. and 9 a.m.

The Onondaga County Clerk’s office registered 125 home sales from Sept.

10 to 16, including a historic 4-bedroom near Skaneateles Lake that sold for $2.8M. Public records reveal a wide price range in local real estate (county filings provide the details).

Section III cross country coaches praised 12 local high school runners (including Damien Sands and Case Burns) for turning heads this season as they prepare for upcoming meets across Syracuse.

Syracuse University leaders said the next three years will be critical to secure more funding so the college sports program can stay competitive.

Chancellor Mike Haynie and athletic director Bryan Blair stressed that raising extra money is key to the team’s future.

Henninger football rallied with three straight wins; they earned a 16-8 victory over Camden last Friday — and they prepare to face Auburn next Friday.

Senior Ayvion Burke and junior quarterback James Hudson drove key plays in the strong performance.