Sean Martinelli
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Construction underway soon on Weitsman's new Skaneateles restaurant
The Elephant and The Dove will serve traditional Mexican fare when it opens later this year. → Read More
'It's almost deafening': Cicadas invade Onondaga Hill farm
You can hear the noise grow louder as you drive to Saul Kleinberg's Onondaga Hill farm: the sound of Cicadas. → Read More
Minoa man returns from cross-country hitchhiking trip
It took Ed Griffin-Nolan less than three weeks to travel from his Minoa home to San Francisco by hitchhiking. → Read More
"Just the right thing to do": Upstate Shredding offering jobs to former Feher workers
When Adam Weitsman of Upstate Shredding found out Feher Rubbish Removal unexpectedly shut down on Friday, he knew he had to do something for the hundreds of people who would soon be out of work. → Read More
Should tipped workers get minimum wage? Opinions differ in Syracuse
Hundreds gathered in Syracuse on Monday to state their thoughts for or against the idea. → Read More
Find out how you can prepare for flight just like pilots did 80 years ago
Every flight you've ever taken, and every pilot who has helped lead you through it, can probably be traced back to a wooden flight simulator housed at the MOST in Downtown Syracuse. → Read More
Year-round 'ice cream stand' opening soon in downtown Syracuse
It might not be ice cream weather yet, but a new shop opening soon in downtown Syracuse will serve cold treats all season long. → Read More
Should your child's teacher be armed with a gun?
After President Trump suggested Wednesday that certain teachers should be armed with a gun to help combat a "horrible plague" of violence, the president of Syracuse teacher's union says the idea is not feasible. → Read More
A "daunting" situation for public schools as state lawmakers meet with education leaders
State lawmakers met with Central New York superintendents and school board members Sunday morning to discuss the impact of what critics have called a potentially "daunting" budget outlook in future years. → Read More
After church merger, St. Brigid's food pantry faces uncertain future: Your Stories
St. Brigid's parish merged with St. Patrick's in October. The church's buildings, including its food pantry, will soon be up for sale. → Read More
Fayetteville venue cancels on couple months before wedding: Your Stories
Cassie Leduc and her fiance planned to celebrate their wedding at Fayetteville's Craftsman Inn, but the hotel has now canceled on them twice. → Read More
Iconic downtown Cortland shop to close after nearly 105 years in business
Mullen Office Outfitters has been in the city for nearly 105 years. Its owner, Fritz Mullen, has been running it for 70. → Read More
Bills fans watch heartbreaking playoff loss from Syracuse
Thousands of Central New York Buffalo Bills' fans cheered their team on from home as the team competed in their first playoff appearance since 1999. → Read More
Hundreds gather inside for inauguration of Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh
Bitter temperatures Saturday kept a crowd inside the Landmark Theatre for the inauguration of Ben Walsh as mayor of Syracuse. → Read More
Some homes in Elbridge community have been without water since Christmas: Your Stories
Owners say they are frustrated with the response from property management, who say the issue has to do with a water main break. → Read More
"Stressful" week for tax collectors ends with rare Saturday hours in Lysander
In Nancy Mott's time as tax collector for the town of Lysander, her office has never been open on a Saturday to accept payments. That changed in 2017. → Read More
Retired Preble lawyer's unlikely gift
Ever since Frank Sarat retired, you'll likely find him in his basement workshop where he goes to find a sense of peace in the world. → Read More
Ukuleles one of the most popular holiday gifts for downtown Syracuse guitar shop
At Ish guitars in downtown Syracuse, Ukulele's have become the go-to holiday gift. → Read More
Family of fallen trooper Joel Davis gets holiday shopping spree thanks to law enforcement
The family of fallen Trooper Joel Davis received a Target shopping spree on Sunday nearly five months after Davis died in the line of duty near Watertown. → Read More
"I've always thought Georgetown was dirty": Hoya rivalry still strong for SU fans
Syracuse and Georgetown may no longer be Big East foes, but the rivalry is still strong among fans. NewsChannel 9's Sean Martinelli went to Tully's on Erie Blvd. in Syracuse as fans cheered on the Orange. → Read More