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NY is offering free tuition for nursing school, a dozen other med jobs. But act fast!

1 day ago | newyorkupstate.com | Douglass Dowty

Syracuse, NY -- New York state is bankrolling free tuition for thousands of people to attend school for nursing and a dozen other health-related professions. But the deadline to apply is coming up fast. Participants in the Caring Gene program must finish schooling by spring 2027 to qualify for free tuition. That means starting school this fall, at the latest, for professions like nursing. Here’s how to apply for free tuition through Caring Gene.
Onondaga County fined for letting sewage back up in parking lots and Onondaga Lake

1 week ago | newyorkupstate.com | Glenn Coin

Syracuse, N.Y. – New York state has fined Onondaga County for letting diluted but untreated sewage to back up through manhole covers at two industries in Solvay. The state Department of Environmental Conservation has ordered the county to pay a $10,000 fine and contribute $40,000 toward a project to help reduce sediment from flowing into Onondaga Creek and ultimately to Onondaga Lake.
Anne Burrell, celebrity chef from Upstate NY, dies at 55

1 week ago | newyorkupstate.com | Don Cazentre

Cazenovia native Anne Burrell, who started her culinary career in Syracuse and later became one of America’s best-known celebrity chefs, has died at age 55. Burrell, sporting her trademark spiky platinum hair, was most familiar for her longtime role as host of The Food Network’s “Worst Cook in America” and other shows. She grew up in Cazenovia, where her mother, Marlene Burrell, ran Flowers on Main, a flower shop in the village.
Natalie Stetson on leadership: ‘It’s important for all of us to see each other as humans’

1 week ago | newyorkupstate.com | Marie Morelli

It’s technically been the Erie Canal’s bicentennial the entire nine years that Natalie Stetson has been executive director of the Erie Canal Museum, in downtown Syracuse. Construction of the 353-mile waterway between Albany and Buffalo began in 1817. The canal officially opened in October of 1825. Two hundred years later, the museum located in the nation’s last remaining Weighlock Building is at the center of the local celebration of the canal’s birthday.
America’s No. 1 farmers market is a waterside gem in Upstate NY, voters say

1 week ago | newyorkupstate.com | Samantha House

A waterside farmers market in a “gorges” Upstate New York city has been named the best in America. The Ithaca Farmers Market, an idyllic open-air venue on the Cayuga Inlet in Ithaca, has been dubbed the No. 1 farmers market in the United States by the Newsweek Readers’ Choice awards. The venue topped the list of 10 markets, ranging from the Coastal Alabama Farmers and Fishermens Market in Foley, Alabama, to the Boston Public Market in Boston, Massachusetts.
This dreamy treehouse restaurant in Upstate NY just opened for its short season

1 week ago | newyorkupstate.com | Samantha House

One of the most magical restaurants in Upstate New York just opened for its short, sensational season. The Blueberry Treehouse Farm, a storybook cafe nestled among trees on a blueberry farm in Western New York, officially reopened on June 6. But don’t put off your dinner date at the one-of-a-kind outdoor eatery: The Blueberry Treehouse Farm’s season only stretches from early June until the end of October.
Divers recover the body of a kayaker who drowned in Tully Lake

1 week ago | newyorkupstate.com | Darian Stevenson

Tully, N.Y. — A 21-year-old man who drowned in Tully Lake Sunday has been found, deputies said. The Onondaga County Underwater Dive Unit recovered the missing body of the man Monday morning, according to Thomas Newton, Onondaga County sheriff’s spokesperson. Divers found the man with sonar equipment, which uses sound waves to search under water, Newton said. The man was kayaking on the lake with a friend when he went into the water at about 3:35 p.m. Sunday, Newton said.
Central NY deputies investigating report of man touching child at park

1 week ago | newyorkupstate.com | Greta Stuckey

Deerfield, N.Y. — The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a report of a man who touched a child at a park in the Town of Deerfield, deputies said Friday. The incident was reported to have occurred Wednesday in the early evening at the Deerfield Wilderness Park, 6329 Walker Road, according to sheriff’s Investigator Mark Chrysler. An unknown adult man reportedly inappropriately touched a young child who was playing at the park, Chrysler said.
New BetMGM Bonus Code CUSE150: $150+ Father’s Day Weekend betting bonus for all sports

2 weeks ago | newyorkupstate.com | Ryan Leaver

As of Friday, June 13, 2025, BetMGM has extended its popular bonus code CUSE150 through Father’s Day, giving new users a powerful way to enhance their betting experience. Whether you’re backing a side in NBA Finals Game 4, tuning into Round 2 of the U.S. Open, or placing bets on MLB headliners like Yankees–Red Sox and Blue Jays–Phillies, the BetMGM bonus code CUSE150 is built for a full Friday of action.
Buffalo Bills minicamp Day 3 observations: Dalton Kincaid has breakout performance

2 weeks ago | newyorkupstate.com | Matt Parrino

Orchard Park, N.Y. — Few Buffalo Bills players have received as much criticism from fans and media this offseason as third-year tight end Dalton Kincaid. The former first-round pick had a statistical dropoff in his sophomore season but spent a good portion of the year dealing with a partially torn PCL in his left knee. Bills general manager Brandon Beane made it clear that the tight end he traded up to get in 2023 didn’t have the year the team expected.