Ashley Cafaro

2 days ago | localsyr.com | Ashley Cafaro

VILLAGE OF SOLVAY, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — The summer is a busy time for DPW crews in the village of Solvay. They spend most of their time outdoors working on a variety of things. “Anywhere from doing any type of street work, to cleaning out catch basins, sanitary sewer repairs, to mowing grass in our parks,” said Andy Burke, DPW superintendent for the village of Solvay. But the recent heat has forced them to slow down, or stop altogether.

4 days ago | localsyr.com | Ashley Cafaro

CLARK MILLS, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Residents in Clark Mills are still picking up the pieces after a deadly tornado ripped through the hamlet early Sunday morning, claiming the lives of three people, including 6-year-old twin girls. “We’ve had lots of bad storms here, especially the past couple of years, but we’ve never experienced loss of life like this,” said Sheriff Rob Maciol, Oneida County Sheriff’s Office. “I knew it was bad.

1 week ago | informnny.com | Ashley Cafaro

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Saint Joseph’s Health Hospital is keeping up with the latest technology. The da Vinci Single-Port robot system has only been at St. Joe’s for about two weeks now and four procedures have already been performed. “It allows us to do what’s called ‘regionalize surgery’ or small incision, smaller space, smaller foot print and less trauma to the surrounding tissue,” said Dr. Po Lam, a urologist specializing in robotic surgery at St. Joseph’s Health Hospital.

1 week ago | localsyr.com | Ashley Cafaro

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Saint Joseph’s Health Hospital is keeping up with the latest technology. The da Vinci Single-Port robot system has only been at St. Joe’s for about two weeks now and four procedures have already been performed. “It allows us to do what’s called ‘regionalize surgery’ or small incision, smaller space, smaller foot print and less trauma to the surrounding tissue,” said Dr. Po Lam, a urologist specializing in robotic surgery at St. Joseph’s Health Hospital.

1 week ago | informnny.com | Ashley Cafaro

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — The Food Bank of Central New York says the need is at the highest level that they’ve seen in their 40-year history. “Our fiscal year is going to end here at the end of June, so through May 31 we have already acquired and distributed 21 and a half million pounds of food,” said Lynn Hy, chief development officer at the Food Bank of Central New York. Video Player is loading.