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See Onondaga County homes sold during August 2026, organized by school district

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By Amy Bleier Long Verified
| Syracuse.com Verified
Real Estate News See Onondaga County homes sold during August 2026, organized by school district Published: Sep. 30, 2026, 10:34 a.m. Set as Google Preferred Source
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Syracuse hikes & bites: 9 scenic trails with nearby restaurants

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By Amy Bleier Long Verified
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Camillus The Camillus Erie Canal Park’s Canalway Trail on Wednesday, July 22, 2026, in Camillus, N.Y. (Chloe Trofatter |ctrofatter@syracuse.com) There’s never a bad time to get outdoors in Central New York, but early fall and its vibrant changing leaves is an excellent opportunity to take a hike or nature walk (even a run) in a local park. These easy-to-moderate outings are nine of the many beautiful and peaceful places around the Syracuse area to take a stroll.
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Westcott’s Cultural Fair, Cazenovia Art Trail, fall festivals: 40 things to do this week in CNY

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By Amy Bleier Long Verified
| Syracuse.com Verified
In case you thought things would be winding down now that summer is over, this week’s calendar begs to differ. Concerts and workshops during the week lead up to a jam-packed weekend of festivals celebrating culture, music, autumn and apples in Central New York.
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