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Luke Bryan performs at the St. Joseph's Health Amphitheater at Lakeview, Syracuse, N.Y., Thursday July 8, 2021. Scott Schild | sschild@syracuse.com
‘WE’RE BACK’: More than 10,000 country fans cheered as Luke Bryan performed Thursday night at the St. Joe’s Amp’s first concert in nearly 2 years, drawing the biggest post-Covid crowd yet in Syracuse. “It means the world to me that you guys showed up,” he said. See the concert review, setlist and photos. (Scott Schild photo)
What’s Trending
What Syracuse’s leaders are expecting in upcoming I-81 plan: The state’s $2 billion plan to take down Interstate 81 and reshape Syracuse’s highway system has raised questions, and local leaders have raised concerns that range from public safety during construction to congestion during rush hours. Here’s a look at some of the issues local leaders, including Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh and County Executive Ryan McMahon, have been pushing for in recent months when it comes to I-81 – and what they’re looking for when the new version of the plan comes out this summer.
Once again, Walsh declares Skyline unfit for occupancy: Mayor Ben Walsh’s administration has declared the Skyline Apartment complex unfit for human occupancy for the second time, which could once again stop its owners from collecting public rent money on behalf of tenants.
St. Joe’s to require Covid-19 vaccinations for employees: St. Joseph’s Health is making all employees get vaccinated against Covid-19, becoming the first hospital in Syracuse to mandate the shots. Workers who don’t get vaccinated may be fired.
What caused tire damage to cars on Route 31? A tar-like substance destroyed the tires on at least four vehicles that traveled on Route 31 in Verona Friday. It has cost each car owner hundreds of dollars to replace the tires and some have spent hours trying to get the substance off the cars. What was the substance and where did it come from? That’s a mystery.
Looking Ahead
What new restaurants are coming to Thruway stops? Chick-fil-A, Shake Shack, Panera and Panda Express are some of the restaurant chains that are coming to the New York State Thruway’s service areas, the authority announced. The additions are part of the Thruway authority’s $450 million project to renovate 27 rest stops across the state.
Go hog wild, CNY: Bacon Festival is back: The annual Bacon Festival will be returning to downtown Syracuse this summer. Every vendor will be required to serve items containing bacon on their menus, from bacon burgers and bacon mac n’ cheese to bacon-wrapped scallops and bacon sundaes.
Sports
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TIME TO CELEBRATE: Tampa Bay Lightning player Ross Colton, Syracuse Crunch CFO Vance Lederman, owner Howard Dolgon and COO Jim Sarosy pose with the Stanley Cup in Tampa after the Lightning — parent club of the Crunch — beat the Montreal Canadiens Wednesday night to become NHL champions. Crunch officials were in Tampa for the clincher. “Exhausted but euphoric. Just unbelievable,” Dolgon said, describing his emotions. “This is a moment that you can’t put a value on. It is truly priceless. I can’t stop feeling good. I just can’t stop smiling.” (Provided photo)
TBT’s most interesting players: Now that the Boeheim’s Army’s roster is set, fans can turn their attention to some of The Basketball Tournament’s other rosters. Here is a list of 29 of the most interesting players scheduled to compete in TBT based on either their potential for high-level performances, their potential for storylines or their interest to area basketball fans.
Mike Mailbox: How much will Buddy Boeheim make via NIL? What odd “record” was broken last season by Marek Dolezaj? Which SU players have competed in the Olympics? Mike Waters answers your questions.
MORE SPORTS NEWS:
- Former Syracuse runner Justyn Knight will bring Orange to Olympics
- Corcoran golfer sets fast pace in learning love for the game
In Brief
Syracuse family escapes fire after passerby sees smoke pouring from home
Dad hid crack cocaine in 6-year-old child’s shoe after stop, police say
Gun buyback in Syracuse will offer as much as $250 for each weapon
Ports Cafe in Geneva: Gnocchi stands the test of seasons (Dining Out Review)
NY AG continues investigation into Syracuse Police Department
Smash Syracuse finds a new home after getting the boot from Destiny USA
Syracuse.com receives 2 Emmy Award nominations for AA investigation, death penalty videos
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