Earlier this year we had shared the news that Rite Aid was closing their distribution center in Liverpool after filing for another bankruptcy. They have now closed all their stores. Their CNY warehouse had been home for Fay’s, Eckerd, and then Rite Aid since it opened in 1978. At its peak, the building housed more than 600 Fay’s employees serving 270 discount drug stores - almost all in New York and Pennsylvania with a high percentage within 150 miles of this warehouse. Fay’s was ultimately sold

The iconic, neon “Syracuse” sign that had hung at Hancock International Airport was taken down in 2016 and replaced with a similar style LED upgrade. Since then, the older sign has been in storage and I spotted it on a past tour at Allied Sign Company. It’s owned by the City and they have mentioned wanting to put it to use. While watching the renovations at the Crowne Plaza, I wondered if that could be the answer. Anyways, I’ll hang up and listen. #syracusehistory #syracuse | SyracuseHistory

U.S. Marine Jacob Everett returned home at the Syracuse Airport today, Nov. 17, and popped the question to his girlfriend Catherine Beamish from Baldwinsville. Jacob got the answer he dreamed of. They will be moving in together in Rochester as Catherine is heading to medical school, and Jacob is going to become a music teacher. | NewsChannel 9

🔗 https://l.syracuse.com/i5knwz There’s nothing fancy about Mother’s Cupboard, and that’s exactly why Syracuse loves it. 🧡 Tucked along James Street, this tiny diner has been dishing up giant breakfasts and hometown charm for more than 60 years. The griddle’s been hot since the 1940s, and co-owner Pete Greene still cracks eggs one-handed while flipping pancakes the size of hubcaps. From the 6-pound frittata challenge to the “Cuse MacMother” sandwich (yes, bacon, egg and cheese between French t

37K views · 244 reactions | A cap on international arrivals at Sydney Airport is now in force. Only 450 passengers are allowed into the city with a maximum of 50 from each incoming flight. www.7NEWS.com.au #SydneyAirport #Coronavirus #7NEWS | 7NEWS Sydney | Facebook

65K views · 1.1K reactions | Officers in Syracuse, New York, under scrutiny as a viral video shows a tearful 8-year-old boy being put into the back of police cruiser after allegedly stealing a bag of chips. The boy was not handcuffed or injured, officials say. Police say they drove him home following the incident. Read the full story: https://abcn.ws/3EujW77 | ABC News | Facebook