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Moviegoers view the beginning of "Close Encounters of The Third Kind" during opening night for the Midway Drive-in, Minetto, N.Y., Friday June 12, 2020. Scott Schild | sschild@syracuse.com
THE BIG SCREEN IS BACK: "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" plays at the Midway Drive-In in Minetto on Friday night, the opener of the outdoor theater's 72nd season. New rules and health precautions are in effect due to the coronavirus pandemic and other drive-ins in Upstate New York have also opened recently, including the Finger Lakes Drive-In in Auburn, with similar changes. See more photos from Midway's first night. (Scott Schild photo)
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Fitzpatrick: Argument over social distancing led to fatal stabbing: Onondaga County District Attorney William Fitzpatrick said an argument about social distancing led to Chennal Price-Green, 44, being fatally stabbed outside the Syracuse Community Health Center Wednesday morning. Two Syracuse residents have been charged with murder.
There’s a system in place to hold police accountable. Does it work? Syracuse taxpayers have been billed more than $5 million in damages over the last three years to compensate people treated unjustly by police. In every instance, those people tried to punish the officers through a system that’s meant to hold cops accountable. When the police investigated their own, though, they found no wrongdoing. Why? The Syracuse police disciplinary system is slanted to favor officers and is intentionally resistant to change, a syracuse.com/The Post-Standard review of legal cases and police contracts shows.
Congratulations, Class of 2020: It’s been a tumultuous year for high school seniors all over Central New York, with their senior year interrupted by the coronavirus. We’re publishing the names of candidates for graduation for high schools in Cayuga, Madison, Onondaga and Oswego counties. You can also learn more about each school’s valedictorian and salutatorian. Find your community’s high school here.
Longtime Syracuse activist hit by car, killed: Linda DeStefano — a well-known member of Syracuse’s activist community who spent decades advocating for animal rights, environmental protection and social justice — was struck by a car and killed last week while she was leaving a friend’s funeral. “Linda will be remembered as a stalwart organizer for people, animals and the environment," the People for Animal Rights of CNY said.
Coronavirus update:
Youth sports get OK to start next month: Gov. Andrew Cuomo said on Sunday that “low-risk youth sports” can restart in Central New York early next month. Those sports include baseball, softball, gymnastics, field hockey, cross country and crew. Each child player can have two spectators at games or events.
Cuomo warns bars, restaurants: Restaurants and bars that attract too many customers at one time risk losing their liquor licenses, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said of businesses reopening. The reminder came after the state had received 25,000 complaints about reopening violations in recent days, though most were about businesses in Manhattan and the Hamptons.
Sports
- Le Moyne College pitcher Ryan Murphy Greg WallGreg Wall
HEADED TO THE PROS: Le Moyne College pitcher Ryan Murphy (above), taken by San Francisco in the fifth round of Thursday night's Major League Baseball amateur draft, said Friday that he will forgo his final two years of college eligibility and sign with the Giants. “I think I just want to just want to follow my dream and live out being a professional baseball player and taking the opportunity now while I have it,” Murphy said. Meanwhile, Baldwinsville high school pitcher Jason Savacool said he will head to the University of Maryland after going undrafted. Savacool said teams knew that third-, fourth- or fifth-round bonus money wouldn't be enough to lure him from college. (Photo courtesy Greg Wall))
A long way from home: Austyn Kauhi, a 6-foot-5, 260-pound member of the Class of 2021, became the first offensive lineman to pledge to the Orange this cycle. If he signs and joins the program, it’s believed that he would become the first native Hawaiian player to earn a scholarship at Syracuse.
In Brief
13-year-old Syracuse boy stabbed at Skiddy Park
$559,000 home in Manlius: See list of 130 home sales in Onondaga County
The Condemned: 3 brothers executed in less than 15 minutes at Dannemora’s electric chair in 1903
Editorial cartoons: Police reform, Confederate monuments
Bargain mansion in Upstate NY: $54,900 for 8 bedrooms on 9 acres
Hundreds march in Skaneateles in Black Lives Matter rally (photos)
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