Darian Stevenson
Breaking News Reporter at Syracuse.com
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syracuse.com | Darian Stevenson
Syracuse, N.Y. — The state Attorney General’s Office has ruled that Syracuse police did not cause a 19-year-old man’s death who died of a gunshot wound in March. That was the conclusion of a preliminary assessment of the March 27 incident, Alexis Richards, a spokesperson for the office, said Wednesday. That closes the AG’s investigation.
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syracuse.com | Darian Stevenson |Greta Stuckey |Jon Moss
Jordan, N.Y. — People living in some homes in Jordan had to evacuate Tuesday night when water from Skaneateles Creek overflowed its banks, flooding parts of the village. About five to 10 homes in Jordan were forced to evacuate, Jordan Mayor Casey Brim said in a news release Wednesday. Around 9 p.m., the village was advised that the creek was cresting in numerous areas.
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syracuse.com | Darian Stevenson
Jordan, N.Y. — The Village of Jordan has lifted a state of emergency it declared Tuesday night after flooding closed roads. The state of emergency was declared around 10:30 p.m. Tuesday. Jordan police asked those who needed to evacuate to do so for their safety. Photos and videos posted online show water rushing down some roads. Police had reported multiple streets were closed:Mechanic Street between South Chappell and Main streets. Elbridge Street between South Main and South Skaneateles streets.
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syracuse.com | Darian Stevenson
Utica, N.Y. — A Utica man who stabbed two people and threatened others with a knife this weekend was arrested Monday, police said. On Sunday, Utica police were called to the 600 block of Bleecker Street for a report that someone had been stabbed, said Sgt. Michael Curley, a spokesperson for the Utica Police. When officers arrived, they found two people suffering from stab wounds.
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syracuse.com | Darian Stevenson
Syracuse, N.Y. — In 2017, Rasheada Caldwell went walking through her neighborhood, knocking on doors after her son’s death when she noticed each home had one thing in common. “I’m like, whoa, nobody had cameras,” Caldwell said. Caldwell, a Syracuse common councilor, became the brainchild of a pilot program that will provide cameras for Syracuse city residents. The program, View Forty-Four, will provide Ring cameras to the first 90 people who apply.
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The state Commission on Judicial Conduct has never received a complaint about a judge declining to officiate a same-sex marriage. There were no reports prior to what was made public regarding Syracuse City Court Judge Felicia Pitts Davis. https://t.co/ob9xEWx543
It was great to see a group of students be so interested in what we do. Can't wait to see what the future holds!
Great to meet Jeff Newell's newest @media_itc_scsd students this week. They visited our @syracusedotcom newsroom, brought tons of thoughtful, well-researched questions and spoke with our top reporters and editors. I say this all the time, but the future is so bright 💡 https://t.co/Jk5PtkvMB2
Local and state officials are criticizing Syracuse City Court Judge Felicia Pitts Davis who refused to marry a same-sex couple. Others are calling for her to resign. https://t.co/Y8NmgnzKtI
