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Syracuse children's hospital workers turn two floors into Halloween parade for young patients
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Years after a tornado wrecked the Cinema Capitol, the Rome indie movie theater is getting a reboot
Tina Maloney
Tina Maloney
Sports Reporter · Syracuse, NY
Tina is a proud Syracuse grad with over six years of experience reporting on collegiate sports for local outlets like WAER and the Syracuse University Daily Orange. Her passion for sports and in-depth knowledge of the Orange's athletic department makes her a go-to source for fans and students alike.
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(WSYR-TV) -- An upstate New York cinema, wrecked by a summer 2024 tornado, is slated to reopen next year in downtown Rome. The ornate movie palace behind the Rome Capitol's marquee survived the tornado, but the two-screen cinema next door, the Cinema Capitol, did not and has been closed ever since. The Capitol's weekly newsletter [...]
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