Good morning, Syracuse.

Libraries across Onondaga County will host free Halloween events for families, featuring a Costume Closet for donated costumes and the Elbridge Free Library’s Pumpkin Walk scheduled later this month (more details are on the county website).

The Syracuse Fire Department held an open house on Sunday for National Fire Prevention Month and the start of Fire Prevention Week, offering fire truck tours and tips on lithium battery safety.

Attendees learned to check smoke detectors and plan evacuation routes for safer homes.

Eva's European Sweets was named New York's biggest cult favorite by Yahoo Travel, highlighting its nearly three decades of loyal fans and authentic Polish dishes (pierogi and potato pancakes).

The restaurant at 1305 Milton Ave. in Solvay continues to draw returning customers.

Liverpool boys soccer rallied from a 3-0 halftime deficit to score four second-half goals and win 4-3 over East Syracuse Minoa on Saturday afternoon.

The Legends, now on a four-game winning streak, will face Baldwinsville on Monday at 7 p.m. (Coach Bonus praised the team's effort).

Section III high school sports released the Oct.

3 cross country scoreboard — Nottingham’s Delilah Pandori-Howell finished second and South Jefferson’s Ellie Roberts finished fifth at the McQuaid Invitational held yesterday. Scores for boys and girls tracks, soccer, field hockey, and football were also updated.

New Hartford senior midfielder Soren Stevenson scored the golden goal in overtime to secure a 1-0 win over West Genesee on Friday at Skaneateles High School.

The Spartans will face Skaneateles tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the Finger Lakes Cup championship game.

Yesterday, Bishop Ludden-Grimes/SAS football beat Cazenovia 30-21 to improve to a 5-0 record as juniors Joevon Mitchell and Taveon Sledge each scored two touchdowns and Tazeke Jones added a safety; the team will host Marcellus Friday at 6:30 p.m. for Senior Night.

Saturday, Oct. 3, high school football games on syracuse.com delivered live score updates and recaps across multiple match-ups including Cicero-North Syracuse at Utica Proctor at 1:30 p.m. with additional previews plus streaming options for local teams.

Head coach Fran Brown shifted the starting lineup before the Orange’s game against UConn on Saturday, Oct.

3 by replacing quarterback Steve Angeli with transfer Amari Odom and repositioning cornerback Chris Peal to safety to help avoid a three-game losing streak at Pratt & Whitney Stadium in East Hartford.

Linebacker Joe Andreessen, the fan favorite known as Buffalo Joe, received a two-year, $5 million extension from the Bills—a deal confirmed over the past weeks.

The local athlete recorded 23 special teams tackles last season (a key statistic) and remains a depth option behind starters.

Coach Fran Brown announced that Amari Odom will start at quarterback for Syracuse in their game against UConn on Saturday.

The transfer from Kennesaw State, who played limited snaps against Pittsburgh and New Hampshire, is expected to boost the team's performance.