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Reporter/MMJ for @SpecNews1CNY and @NewhouseSU grad. Story ideas? Email me at Natalie.Mooney@charter.com. Retweets/likes are not endorsements.
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Cornell students hold 'justice for survivors' protest

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By Natalie Mooney Verified
| Spectrum News 1 Central New York Verified
The Cornell gang rape allegations have sparked ongoing, national outrage. Now, some are even using spray paint to make their outrage known. A building on the university’s campus was vandalized.
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District attorney reopening case of alleged 2024 rape at Cornell after woman files lawsuit

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By Natalie Mooney Verified
| Spectrum News 1 (Lexington, KY) Verified
The Tompkins County District Attorney's office is reopening the case of an alleged 2024 rape at Cornell University in response to a lawsuit and increased social media attention in recent weeks.
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School districts prepare for anticipated growth from Micron

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By Natalie Mooney Verified
| Spectrum News 13 Verified
As New York continues to rapidly expand its semiconductor ecosystem, school districts across the state are making moves to meet the moment. New York’s semiconductor ecosystem is reshaping Oswego County region. Micron is building a massive chipmaking complex just north of Syracuse, a project that will create more than 50,000 jobs in the area and bring an influx of people to the region, including Central Square. “It’s an ideal location. People really love living in Central Square.
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