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Syracuse
Monday, November 3rd, 2025
Good morning, Syracuse. Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 3rd of November.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Central New York food banks are working to help families after the federal shutdown paused SNAP benefits on November 1. Local food centers (like the Syracuse University Hendricks Chapel pantry) are extending hours while Gov. Hochul declared a state of emergency and set aside $65 million for food assistance. The Daily Orange
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ On Sunday, November 2, 2025, FADS and Syracuse University's African Student Union hosted Rip the Runway (a fashion show at Goldstein Auditorium) to celebrate African royalty with designs from Senegal, Ethiopia and Nigeria. The event featured elaborate outfits and a best walk competition that built on the groups' successful collaboration from last year. The Daily Orange
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Several campus events are set this week as Covenant CEO Jen Berrent speaks today at Dineen Hall from 11:45 a.m. to 12:50 p.m.—on Tuesday, a discussion on managing political differences takes place at Hall of Languages; on Wednesday, first-generation students hold a game night at Whitman School of Management; and on Thursday, students can join Chalk the Quad at Shaw Quadrangle along with a memorial film screening with a panel on journalist safety. The Daily Orange
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ On Sunday, the City of Syracuse ended its 60-day school zone warning period; drivers speeding or running red lights near schools now face a $50 ticket and a $25 late fee — the measure is meant to keep children safe. CNY Central
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Otto Tunes hosted its 13th annual Cockappella benefit concert Saturday night to raise funds and awareness for testicular cancer. The all-male a cappella group performed a lively mix of music and held humorous challenges—like pie raffles—to engage the audience while working to surpass a $20,000 goal for the Testicular Cancer Foundation. The Daily Orange
- ➤ More than 700 people gathered at Onondaga Community College on Sunday morning for the Walk to End Alzheimer’s—raising funds and support for research on early-stage treatments. The event united families and caregivers and offered hope for slowing the disease. CNY Central
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Adrian Autry is under big pressure as Syracuse head coach in his third season because the team missed March Madness. He said on Oct. 14 that he expects the Orange to reach the tournament every year — he must do better to meet their standard. The Daily Orange
- ➤ The Bills defeated the Chiefs 28-21 on Sunday evening as Josh Allen completed 88.5% of his passes and James Cook rushed for 114 yards. Michael Hoecht left the game with an Achilles injury — a setback that may force the team to seek a replacement at the trade deadline. Syracuse.com
- ➤ Cincinnatus girls soccer won a Section III Class D championship by beating Copenhagen 2-0 on Sunday at SUNY Cortland — their fourth straight title. The Lions will face Richfield Springs in the regional round in the coming days. Syracuse.com
- ➤ Syracuse will open its season today at the JMA Wireless Dome against Binghamton. The Orange had a record of 14 wins and 19 losses last season and coach Adrian Autry kept top scorers while adding new transfers — experts expect a strong win despite a slow start. The Daily Orange
- ➤ Syracuse head coach Adrian Autry enters his third season after a 14–19 record last year and must lead the men's basketball team to an NCAA Tournament appearance to keep his job — he has vowed to restore Syracuse’s historic success. The team retained key players and added promising new talent in the offseason, raising expectations for a return to March Madness. The Daily Orange
- ➤ Marcellus girls soccer beat Phoenix 9-1 in the Class B sectional championship game at SUNY Cortland on Sunday evening. Midfielder Alie Kaup scored two goals in the first 16 minutes—helping Marcellus secure its third straight sectional title as it continues its pursuit of a state championship. Syracuse.com
- ➤ Rookie tight end Oronde Gadsden II of the Chargers broke a rookie record with 164 receiving yards on Oct. 19 and has racked up 27 catches, 385 yards and two touchdowns in seven games, earning praise from coach Jim Harbaugh — he aims to build on his success as his NFL season continues. The Daily Orange
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Carter Vail - The Coy Dog Tour
7-9:30 p.m. — Westcott Theater — Ticket info TBA — Experience the infectious pop-rock of Carter Vail as he brings humor and heart to life on stage.
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Monmouth Hawks vs. Syracuse Orange Basketball
9:00–10:30 PM — JMA Wireless Dome — Ticket prices vary — Cheer on the Monmouth Hawks as they face the Syracuse Orange in an exciting basketball matchup.
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Snaps & Taps Open Mic Night
6-8 p.m. — Community Folk Art Center — Free entry — Showcase your talent with poetry, music, and comedy in a supportive atmosphere.
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Ariel Pink Concert
8:00-9:30 p.m. — Westcott Theater — Tickets from $116 — Experience a night of unforgettable music with Ariel Pink in Syracuse.
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New York State Craft Brewers Festival
4:00-5:30 p.m. — Landmark Theatre — VIP tickets available — Sample brews from over 45 NY breweries while enjoying BBQ pairings.
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Friends Of The Central Library Author Series: Liz Moore
7:30-9 p.m. — Crouse Hinds Concert Theater — $ — Enjoy a night of literary insights with acclaimed author Liz Moore.
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Elmo and Friends Say Hello
6:00-7:30 p.m. — Landmark Theatre — Ticket required for ages 2+ — Sing, dance, and play with Elmo and friends in a fun celebration on Sesame Street.
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Gingerbread Gallery Grand Opening
4-6 p.m. — Erie Canal Museum — Free entry — Celebrate the holiday season with festive gingerbread creations, cookies, cocoa, and live music.
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Live Like Liam 5K Run & Walk
8:30-10 a.m. — Jamesville-DeWitt High School — Registration required — Celebrate life and community while supporting children with special needs in honor of Liam Zoghby.
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