Cicero News

Cicero Falcon's Pee Wee takes Northeast Regional Championships Cicero Falcon's Pee Wee Cheerleaders placed second at the Nov.

Lori Koegel was surprised to find locked doors and empty shelves Sunday afternoon at the Hollywood Video store in Cicero.

Army Reserve Sgt. 1st Class Scott H. Pepperman has returned to the U.S. after being deployed overseas at a forward operating base in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Sacred Heart Church's Anna's Pantry coordinator Diana Webb and volunteer Philomena Goodeve pack baskets of food Monday.

From left, Sam Weaver, Pat Shuman, John Hamilton, Melissa Wagner and Erin Schenosky.

The nomination deadline for the North Syracuse Central School District's Wall of Distinction has been extended until Dec.

The Onondaga County Sheriff's Department remains on the lookout for the person or persons who made off with an ATM machine and other property from a Cicero tavern.

Lindsay Ullman, 31 , celebrates with her mother, Dyana Peters, as they cross the finish line after their first 5K walk during the 2008 Susan G. Komen Northeast Ohio Race for the Cure.

Cicero's 80-year-old landing strip closes officially An 'X' marks the spot of the end of an era in Cicero aviation history.

Paul de Lima Coffee roasts 500 pounds of beans at a time. The company sells about 65 percent of its coffee under its own name, and about 35 percent under private labels.

Roy Wells, of Syracuse, takes careful aim after his first throw went low and to the left of the dart board at Up to 8 Cents Bottle & Can Return Center on Erie Boulevard East in Syracuse.

Art Zimmer, owner/publisher of the Syracuse New Times , announced today that nine area Wegmans supermarkets will be added to the distribution network for the circulation of the newspaper.

A Syracuse man with a long drunken-driving arrest history is facing prosecution again.

The bottle return business is something Mike Spaulding is just getting into. "We just opened Monday," Spaulding says.

Matthew Brocious owed about $50,000 in medical bills when he got out of the hospital following a July 15 all-terrain vehicle accident.

Absentee ballots are still flowing in to the Onondaga County Board of Elections, which means those involved in a tight race could see a change in the unofficial results posted Election night, Nov.

Republican County Court Judge Anthony Aloi easily won election to a second 10-year term Tuesday, beating Democratic challenger John Crisafulli by about 20,000 votes.

Onondaga County Legislature Chairman Bill Meyer appears to have won re-election by only 116 votes over Democratic challenger Ed Szczesniak with 100 percent of the vote counted.

There were a few surprises in this year's local elections, particularly in Cicero's town and county races.

Town of Cicero, NY -- The Cicero Democrats celebrated tonight as Democrat Judy Boyke beat out incumbent Chet Dudzinski Jr.