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A writer has gone looking for traces of the film history of upstate New York, a region with a long but often overlooked connection to American cinema. The piece explores the places where notable movies were made and what remains of that legacy today, prompting readers to share their own memories of the area's on-screen past.
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A lawsuit has been filed in connection with alleged gang rape at Cornell University, naming a man from Canandaigua, New York, among those accused. The civil case is drawing attention in upstate New York and beyond as it puts renewed focus on sexual assault allegations and campus accountability at the prestigious Ithaca university.
- 3NYPA to take majority ownership of new Canton solar facility▼NYPA to be majority owner in new Canton solar facility
The New York Power Authority is set to become the majority owner of a new solar facility in Canton, New York. The project marks a further step in the state's push to expand renewable energy generation in the North Country region, though details on capacity, cost and timeline have not yet been released.
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A Powerball ticket worth $1 million was sold at a grocery store in upstate New York, drawing attention from residents in the western New York region. State lottery officials have yet to announce the winner, who must come forward to claim the prize. Local players are checking their tickets as word spreads.
- 5AOC wraps upstate New York tour amid political future speculation▼AOC wraps upstate tour as speculation grows over political future
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has completed a tour of upstate New York, drawing renewed attention to her possible next political move. Observers are speculating about whether the congresswoman plans to run for higher office, including a potential Senate or statewide campaign, following her increased visibility outside her New York City district.
- 6Election forecaster downgrades Republican hold on New York's 21st district▼Election forecaster shifts NY-21 race from 'solid' to 'likely' Republican
An election forecaster has shifted the rating for New York's 21st congressional district race from 'solid' to 'likely' Republican, signaling the contest may be more competitive than previously expected. The district, in upstate New York's North Country, is being watched ahead of the election. The change has drawn attention from local outlets as analysts reassess the parties' chances in the race.
- 7Dorian Grinspan shares his guide to hosting an upstate garden party▼How to host an upstate garden party, with Dorian Grinspan
The Financial Times has published a guide on hosting a garden party in upstate New York, presented with Dorian Grinspan. The piece walks through entertaining outdoors in the region, covering the host's approach to setting up, styling and running a summer gathering in a country garden setting.
- 8Moose captured in Upstate New York city euthanized▼The moose that was captured in an Upstate city has been put down
A moose that was captured in an upstate New York city has been euthanized, according to NewYorkUpstate.com. The animal was taken into custody after appearing in an urban area, and wildlife officials have since put it down. The decision to euthanize rather than relocate the moose is drawing attention from local readers concerned about wildlife management.
- 9Saratoga Springs prepares to host Saratoga Book Festival▼Saratoga Springs set for Saratoga Book Festival
Saratoga Springs is getting ready to welcome the Saratoga Book Festival, a celebration of books and reading in the upstate New York city. Local coverage highlights preparations for the event, which draws authors and readers to the area. The festival is a recurring cultural fixture for the community.
- 10Local Links Indoor Golf opens in Hornell▼Watch Local Links Indoor Golf join Hornell business community
Local Links Indoor Golf has joined the Hornell business community, according to a report from the Hornell Evening Tribune. The indoor golf facility adds a new recreation option to the upstate New York city, and the announcement highlights Hornell's ongoing efforts to attract new small businesses to its downtown and local economy.
- 11Photo series captures sunrises and sunsets in upstate New York●Sunrise (and Sunset) # Photo Series In Upstate New York # nature # photography # MusicPoetryandMore https:// muz4now.com
A photographer has shared a photo series showcasing sunrises and sunsets across upstate New York, highlighting the natural beauty of the region through landscape photography. The series is presented alongside music and poetry, and has drawn modest attention from nature and photography enthusiasts admiring the light and scenery of rural New York State.
- 12Moose on the loose in Upstate New York captured and released●Moose on the loose in Upstate NY captured, returned to wild
Wildlife officials in Upstate New York have captured a moose that had been wandering loose in the region and returned it to the wild. The animal's appearance in a populated area drew local attention, and the successful capture and release has been reported as a safe resolution to the incident, with no injuries mentioned.
- 13New exhibit celebrates Tom Golisano's business and philanthropic legacy▼New exhibit chronicles Tom Golisano’s business and philanthropic legacy
A new exhibit in Rochester chronicles the career of Tom Golisano, the businessman who founded Paychex and became one of upstate New York's most prominent philanthropists. The display traces his path from entrepreneur to major donor, highlighting his contributions to hospitals, education and civic causes across the region and his lasting imprint on the local business community.
- 14Upstate Medical researcher back at work after ICE detention●'I’m grateful for the experience': Upstate Medical researcher back to work after stint in ICE custody
A researcher at Upstate Medical University in New York has returned to work after being held in ICE custody. Speaking to Spectrum News, the researcher said they were 'grateful for the experience', a striking remark given the circumstances. The case has drawn attention amid ongoing debate over immigration enforcement actions affecting academics and professionals in the United States.
- 15Moose that wandered into Upstate New York city released back to wild●Moose that ran loose in Upstate NY city returned to the wild
A moose that wandered loose through an Upstate New York city has been safely returned to the wild. Local outlet NewYorkUpstate.com reported the animal's release, capping off an unusual sighting that drew attention in the region. Details on how the moose was captured, its condition, and where exactly it was released have not been provided.
- 16Micron's $100 Billion Chip Megafab Could Reshape Syracuse▼Could Micron Technology (MU) Reshape Syracuse With A $100 Billion Chip Megafab?
Micron Technology is reportedly weighing a chip megafab in the Syracuse, New York region with a potential investment of around $100 billion. The project would rank among the largest semiconductor manufacturing investments in the United States and could bring thousands of construction and factory jobs to upstate New York. Analysts note the plan would depend on federal incentives under the CHIPS Act and long-term demand for memory chips. Local officials have welcomed the prospect of a manufacturing revival in the area.