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=66. **Syracuse weekly alternative paper**= June 2009 Edition of the //Syracuse New Times//

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Published every Wednesday, the //Syracuse New Time////s// is a comprehensive media publication that focuses largely on the arts, culture, entertainment and community. The Syracuse New Times, founded in 1969, is one of the oldest alternative weekly publication in the country and puts out 52 publications and more than 25 special sections a year in a region that is dominated by corporate owned media. It is owned by William C. Brod and reaches an average of over 92,000 readers through more than 1,150 outlets across Central New York (Find out more at http://www.syracusenewtimes.com/newyork/article-5643-demographics.html). The //New Times// has even established it's own Kids Times Children's issue. //The New Times// has established its own annual Street Painting Festival. It is also a major sponsor in events such as the Syracuse Area Music Awards, a play production (Into the Woods for 2011), the buy local initiative Syracuse First, and dozen of others in the region. The paper is published by William C. Brod and the current editor-in-chief is Larry Dietrich. ======

Local Businesses that carry the Syracuse //New Times//:


 * McNeilly’s Pub. 300 Robinson St. Syracuse
 * Dolce Vita. 907 East Genesee St. Syracuse
 * Smith Housewares & Restaurant Supply​, 500 Erie Blvd. East, Syracuse
 * Mo’s Pit BBQ and Cowboy Cuisine, 103 Bennett Road, Camillus
 * Mac’s Bad Art Bar. 1799 Brewerton Rd. Mattydale
 * Roji Tea Lounge. 801 E. Washington St.
 * Phoebe’s. 900 East Genesee Street, Syracuse

William C. Brod
 * Publisher/Owner**

Larry Dietrich
 * Editor-In-Chief**

Ed Griffin-Nolan
 * Senior Writer**

David Armelino
 * Digital Editor**

Jessica Luisi
 * Sales and Marketing Manager **

For more information, go to [|http://www.syracusenewtimes.com] or []

If you are interested in interacting with the staff via blog visit []


 * Contact Information:**

1415 W. Genesee St. Syracuse, NY 13204-2156
 * Address:**


 * Phone**: (315) 422-7011

publisher@syracusenewtimes.com advertising@syracusenewtimes.com editorial@syracusenewtimes.com
 * Email:**

[|Facebook] [|Twitter] [|Youtube]
 * Social Media:**

=67. Radio station with a significant news presence= WFBL 1390 AM, now known as CNY Talk Radio 1390 AM, is a talk and news radio station owned by Buckley Broadcasting, and serves the city of Syracuse, New York. FBL stands for "First Broadcast License" because it was the first FCC licensed radio station to sign on in Central New York in 1922. The radio station is also affiliated with WestStar TalkRadio Network and Westwood one. WFBL was a charter member of the CBS Radio Network, serving as one of 16 radio stations that aired the first CBS Network Program on September 18, 1927. WFBL is now affiliated with CNN radio. The station is currently owned by Leatherstocking Media Group and also controls WMCR and WMCR-FM. In 2008, the station switched from talk radio to oldies, playing music from the 1950s and 1960s. On October 11, 2009 WFBL officially changed it's title to CNY Talk Radio and went back to syndicating news and talk commentators.

//The Dennis Miller Show// //Meet the Press// //First Light With Dirk Van// //America's Morning News//
 * Most Notable On-Air Shows:**

Dan Elliot Phone: (315) 635-3971 Ext. 12 d.elliott@lmgiradio.com
 * General Manager**

CNY Talk Radio 8456 Smokey Hollow Road Baldwinsville, NY 13027
 * Station Address:**

Business Hours Monday - Friday 8:30 A.M - 5 P.M Closed Holidays
 * Business Line: (315) 635-3971**


 * Fax Line: (315) 635-3490**

For more info on CNY Talk Radio visit []



=**68. In your opinion, best local TV Internet site and its address**=



In my opinion, the best local TV internet site is [] which is home to ABC News channel 9 of Syracuse. The content and quality of their stories is what draws me to this particular website. This site is appealing to the eye and the information is easily accessible. The site allows you to watch live video of their daily newscasts. This allows the consumer to choose when they want to watch the newscasts from that particular day. The homepage has sections set aside for weather and breaking news. You can also report any breaking or developing stories directly to staff members at News Channel 9 through its website. Social media is also present on the website, which is very important in today's fast-paced news world. It appears as though the site is closely monitored and is consistently updated, a necessity for a news site.

The news team includes anchors Dan Cummings, Rob Wood, Christie Casciano, Jennifer Sanders, and Carrie Lazarus. You can see the entire news team by visiting [|http://www.9wsyr.com/content/news_team/default.aspx.] To view weekly newscasts visit []

To find out what's on Channel 9 tonight, visit []


 * Students can get internship information** here.

//Breaking News// **-** (315) 446-9900; assignmentdesk@9wsyr.com //Storm Team Forecast//**-** (315) 446-9999 ext. 2345; stormteam@9wsyr.com //Newsroom//- (315) 446-3333 //Newsroom Fax-// (315) 446-9283 //Main Office//**-** (315) 446-9999 //Your Stories -// yourstories@9wsyr.com
 * Contact Information:**

NewsChannel 9 WSYR 5904 Bridge Street East Syracuse, NY 13057
 * Address: **

NewsChannel9@9wsyr.com
 * Email:**

** Social Media: ** Facebook: www.facebook.com/NewsChannel9 Twitter: www.twitter.com/NewsChannel9

=69. Interstate highway that runs N and S and cuts through city of Syracuse.=



Interstate 81 is in the eastern part of the United States, running from Tennessee to northern New York state. The interstate ends at the Canadian boarder at the Thousand Islands Bridge, where it connects to Highway 401 (The main freeway connecting Detroit to Toronto and Toronto to Montreal). It does not enter major metropolitan areas; it instead serves smaller cities. I-81 passes through Binghamton, Syracuse, and Watertown in New York. Its spur, Interstate 95, bypasses Syracuse to the east. I-81 intersects both Interstate 690 in Syracuse and the New York State Thruway (Interstate 90) just north of the city. Since Interstate 81 is mostly rural, it is frequently used as a trucking corridor.



I-81 is about 855 miles long and mostly traces the path of the Appalachian Mountains, often paralleling U.S. Route 11. It goes through Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New York.



For more Information visit [] or []

For news on I-81, visit here.

Recent New: The section of I-81 that runs through Syracuse is slowly deteriorating and needs to be reconstructed. The New York State Department of Transportation has said that I-81 will need to be changed because its deteriorating.

=70. Interstate highway that runs E and W and cuts through Syracuse.=



Interstate 690 is a spur of Interstate 90 that runs east from I-90 and New York State Road 690 along Onondaga Lake and through the city of Syracuse, intersecting Interstate 81 in downtown Syracuse, before ending at Interstate 481 in Dewitt. There is no direct access from I-690 East Bound to I-81 North Bound, and I-81 South Bound to I-690 West Bound. To accomodate this, NY Route 298 was upgraded to a four lane road with the construction of Interstate 690 in the 1960s and 1970s. The length is approximately 15 miles for both Interstate 690 and NY Route 690. I-690 serves as a bypass both for travelers going north on I-81 who wish to take the Thruway west to Buffalo and for drivers in Syracuse and Dewitt wishing to avoid Erie Boulevard (NY State Route 5). Interstate 690 is also the interstate many people use each year to attend the New York State Fair. Interstate 690 is also one of few interstate highways to use a traffic lights.

For a list of exits on I-690, visit here.

For more information on Interstate 690 be sure to visit []



News about I-690 can be found at syracuse.com. Like this weekend's cancellation.