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A pro soccer stadium at the Syracuse Inner Harbor? ‘Preliminary’ talks are underway

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By Tim Knauss Verified
| Syracuse.com Verified
Syracuse, N.Y. – A private development group has notified public officials that they hope to lure a professional soccer team to Syracuse by building a new stadium at the Syracuse Inner Harbor. The group also wants to build a complex of roughly 10 playing fields at a separate location to be a hub for traveling youth tournaments and training programs.
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Nation’s two oldest nuclear plants, both in Upstate NY, apply for 20-year license extensions

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By Tim Knauss Verified
| Syracuse.com Verified
Constellation Energy Corp., the owner of New York’s nuclear power plants, announced today that it has filed applications to extend the operating licenses of the Nine Mile Point Unit 1 and R.E. Ginna reactors until 2049. They are the two oldest operating nuclear plants in the United States. Nine Mile 1, in Oswego County, began commercial operation in 1969. Ginna, in Wayne County, followed a few months later in 1970.
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Skaneateles shocks residents with 76% tax hike; ‘Not everybody here has a lot of money’

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By Tim Knauss Verified
| Watertown Daily Times (Watertown, NY) Verified
Skaneateles Mayor Mary Sennett looks through documents following a meeting of the village board Thursday, June 11, 2026, during which residents complained about a tax increase. Taxpayers in the lakeside village of Skaneateles are facing an unprecedented increase in village property tax that adds thousands of dollars to some residents’ bills. The 2026-27 village budget increases the amount of tax to be collected by a whopping 76%.
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