Auburn Citizen
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The Citizen, commonly referred to as The Auburn Citizen, is the only daily newspaper published in Auburn, New York. The paper serves Cayuga County and parts of the greater Central New York area. The publication is owned by Lee Enterprises. Source
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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Syracuse |
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| Frequency | Daily |
| Days Published | N/A |
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Search ArticlesDonald Trump took secret flight out of Turkey over Iran threat, the Washington Post reports
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How to start investing: A guide for beginners
(BPT) - Investing is a smart way to build wealth. You can start with a small amount and gain confidence as you go. With steady contributions, you can help your money grow even faster. Even if you're starting with $500 or $1,000, making small, consistent contributions can really add up over time. kAmx? E9:D 8F:56 7C@> }2GJ u656C2= x?G6DE>6?E $6CG:46D[ J@FV== =62C?
How Ian Phillips is raising water quality as issue in Auburn-area NY Assembly race
When Ian Phillips launched his second campaign for the 126th Assembly District seat, he announced his candidacy at Clift Park in Skaneateles. kAmp=E9@F89 $<2?62E6=6D {2<6 H2D :? E96 324<8C@F?5[ !9:==:AD[ s\pF3FC?[ D@F89E E@ AFE H2E6C BF2=:EJ 2E E96 7@C67C@?E @7 9:D 42>A2:8?] pF3FC? |2J@C y:>>J v:2??6EE:?@ 6?5@CD65 9:> 3J D2J:?8 !9:==:AD H:== QAC@E64E @FC =2<6D 2?5 @FC 5C:?<:?8 H2E6C :? E96 pDD6>3=J]Qk^Am kAm!9:==:AD H:== 4@?E:?F6 E92E H2E6C\C6=2E65 >6DD28:?8 :? EH@ H2JD] w:D 42>A2:8?
Letter: Hiawatha Institute would be a great fit for Wells College campus
I am a village of Aurora resident and Wells College graduate. Like so many, I was deeply saddened by the closing of the college and deeply angry at the way it was done. The president had been sending us monthly emails about how well things were going and there did indeed seem to be a renewed sense of positive energy on campus. I had a foster son who was going to be a senior and captain of the soccer team. And my son was working at the college.
Letter: Auburn leaders should help save Holy Family Church
I am (and always will be) a fervent supporter of protecting Auburn's historical sites, and this is why I (a non-Catholic) have made a small pledge toward the preservation of Holy Family Church. This edifice has been serving our community since the Civil War and is a landmark in the our city's center but is currently threatened with demolition, as the diocese has stripped it of all financial assets and is rumored to have received a large offer for the property prior to the church's closing.
Cayuga County senior info event to be held this month
The Cayuga County Council of Senior Citizens will host "Seniors Need to Know," an informational event, from 1 to 3 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 25, at Bluefield Manor, 516 Bluefield Road, Auburn. kAmvF6DE DA62<6CD vC68 ~=D6?[ 5:C64E@C @7 E96 }6H *@C< $E2E6 ~77:46 7@C E96 p8:?8[ 2?5 q64<J !C6G6[ 6I64FE:G6 5:C64E@C @7 E96 }6H *@C< pDD@4:2E:@? @? p8:?8[ H:== 5:D4FDD :DDF6D 724:?8 D6?:@CD ?@H 2?5 :? E96 ?62C 7FEFC6] %96J H:== 2=D@ 5:D4FDD 677@CED E@ :>AC@G6 BF2=:EJ @7 =:76 7@C D6?:@CD :?
CAP Cayuga/Seneca: Helping families thrive, not just get by
For many families, stability can feel like a moving target, it means balancing work, family responsibility, household expenses and all the unexpected moments that come from everyday life. Most months, families find a way to make it work. But when costs continue to rise and there is little room left in the budget, even a small setback can create a significant challenge.
Where Auburn's $9.5M Lake Avenue bridge project stands one month in
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Trump admits reflecting pool construction error
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Column: The Auburn YMCA is stronger than our walls
The Auburn YMCA-WEIU has consistently been a cornerstone of this community, but its influence reaches far beyond the four walls of our facility at 27 William St. or the shores of Camp Y-Owasco. While many know us for our fitness center, pools, child care programs, and summer camp, the true reach of the YMCA isn't measured in square footage, but within the lives we touch throughout Auburn and the surrounding communities every single day. kAmpE :ED 4@C6[ E96 *|rp :D 2 >:DD:@?\5C:G6? @C82?:K2E:@?