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It has won over 100 Emmys, been shown in more than 125 countries and on Tuesday it will celebrate a rare achievement in an age of ever-shifting tastes: Sesame Street will be 40 years old Tuesday.

JoAnne Krolak, a management aide at Elmira Housing Authority, recently was named Woman of the Year by the Southern Finger Lakes Women, formerly the Watkins Glen Business and Professional Women.

"Let's face it: the library, as a place, is dead," said Suzanne E. Thorin, dean of libraries at Syracuse University.

VPIsystems, Inc., the leading provider of network planning software and services for the global telecommunications industry, names Tito Sharma CEO.

Yesterday at the EDUCAUSE conference two ARL library directors went head-to-head in a debate about the future of the library building.

In a fast-paced and funny keynote address at the 29th Annual Charleston Conference that built to a nearly evangelical conclusion, Syracuse University's R. David Lankes this morning set out his "Atlas for New Librarianship." More than one attendee called it the best Charleston keynote they'd heard.

A Syracuse University professor is soliciting stories about body image for a "Body Talk" project.

In the past eight months, Republicans in New York have lost long-held territory to Democrats in two special congressional elections, leaving some wondering if the GOP still has the power to win top-level races in the left-leaning state.

Indiana University announced on Monday it will open the Indiana University Data Center, a $32.7 million facility designed to store the IU's networking, computer processing and data storage equipment.

Iran 's leadership has once again equivocated after agreeing to a deal that would ease its nuclear standoff with the West.

New York state Attorney General Andrew Cuomo selected Syracuse University to lead a research effort that will create a new national health care claims database.

Details are out about the first of two Pride of New York Harvest Fests scheduled for Upstate.

Posted on Tuesday, October 27, 2009 at 11:25 p.m. Even though South Salina Street has been cleaned, the trash is back and still inside storefronts, many of which the mayoral candidates had to pass to attend a forum Tuesday night.

Syracuse University will open a Veterans' Resource Center for veterans who are returning to school.

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A new medical Web site will offer patients information on procedures, how much they should cost, and what costs their insurance providers should cover.

When Robin Toner passed away from colon cancer in December at the age of 54, she left behind a doting husband, two beautiful children and a legacy as a dogged political journalist.

Syracuse University says it's time to get back to the business of education. The university is scheduling classes on the day of MayFest, a student block party that drew several thousand people last year.

Attorney General Cuomo Tuesday announced nationwide reform of the consumer reimbursement system for out-of-network health care charges.

A new not-for-profit company and an upstate research network will be headquartered at Syracuse University to develop a new database for consumer health insurance reimbursement, state Attorney General Andrew Cuomo announced today.