Category: The [Five] Blog

About a dozen shows have been added to The Morning Wood page. No, really. Go check it out.

To quote T.O.’s rap song: “I’m baaaaacck.. And I’m better than ever.” I know you are all clamoring for the news. The NickelBlock is back on the air. Okay. So no one was really clamoring. There were a few who were […]

A real steal… The Cadillac Escalade is a real steal…if you’re a thief. The Escalade tops the list for the most stolen cars according to a report by the Highway Loss Date Institute (HLDI). The top 5 vehicles on the […]

The debate continues, but for now, one side is able to wipe the sweat off their brow. Hydrofracking in Central New York has been put on hold. The Senate is still shaky about how to proceed with the Marcellus Shale. […]

Background Checks How did a sexual predator get a teaching position in Virginia? A recent investigation by the Washington Post uncovered, Kevin Ricks, an educator who had more dark secrets to hide than years of experience. For nearly 30 years […]

In the middle of Lancaster Avenue, 200 feet from the intersection of Lancaster and Euclid the neighbors have a sinking feeling about their road. Traffic Flow A sink hole has formed, again, about a week ago and it swallowed a […]

Some people think you should just start writing—no introduction. That is what my college newspaper once told me. Well, phooey to that. Like people aren’t going to know? Yea, I’m the guy who has been here the whole time, you […]

Carousel Center stores have noticed an increase in attempted thefts in recent weeks. Bigger department stores like Best Buy are feeling the same pinch that is affecting smaller outlets like Footaction. Not the usual suspects “We’ve been seeing more professionals,” […]

Julie Tabouli started the evening by sharing an anecdote outside the Marcellus Free Library, in Marcellus, while preparing Kafta, a Lebanese barbecue recipe. She enjoys getting back to her roots and preparing food. A cookout for her hometown was the […]

Standing tall and confident, Syracuse Chief of Police, Frank Fowler, reflected on the STOP-IN program. “When I first became the Chief of Police,” Fowler said. “One of the mandates that the mayor gave me, try to come up with a […]