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Steve Billmyer

Steve Billmyer

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Editor and Managing Producer, The Post-Standard

Syracuse

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Total articles 321

  • Syracuse chief defends officers hitting man during arrest, but says some procedures violated

    By Steve Billmyer Verified, Steven Billmyer| Syracuse.com Verified Syracuse, N.Y. — Syracuse Police Chief Joe Cecil Thursday defended officers striking a man during an arrest, but said some policies and procedures were violated. The chief issued a statement late Thursday about the arrest of two men on South Avenue on Wednesday afternoon after a traffic stop. A video posted online by a bystander of the arrests had generated outrage by some online with commenters questioning the arrests and some calling for an investigation.

    By Steve Billmyer Verified, Steven Billmyer · Syracuse.com

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • See inside 129-year-old Syracuse convent before huge fire (26 photos)

    By Steve Billmyer Verified, Steven Billmyer| Syracuse.com Verified Syracuse, N.Y. — The huge, four-story brick building on Syracuse’s North Side for years was home to the Sisters of St. Francis. It also served as part of Maria Regina College, a Catholic junior college for women founded in 1961 and closed in 1988. Overnight Friday and Saturday, the building was badly damaged - possibly a total loss - when fire ripped through the 129-year-old building designed by famed Syracuse architect Archimedes Russel.

    By Steve Billmyer Verified, Steven Billmyer · Syracuse.com

    Mar. 22, 2025

  • Syracuse chief defends officers hitting man during arrest, but says some procedures violated

    By Steve Billmyer Verified, Steven Billmyer| Syracuse.com Verified Syracuse, N.Y. — Syracuse Police Chief Joe Cecil Thursday defended officers striking a man during an arrest, but said some policies and procedures were violated. The chief issued a statement late Thursday about the arrest of two men on South Avenue on Wednesday afternoon after a traffic stop. A video posted online by a bystander of the arrests had generated outrage by some online with commenters questioning the arrests and some calling for an investigation.

    By Steve Billmyer Verified, Steven Billmyer · Syracuse.com

    Apr. 10, 2025

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The Post-Standard

The Post-Standard is a broadsheet newspaper located in Syracuse, New York. Established in 1899 from the merger of The Daily Standard and The Syracuse Post, it has a long-standing history in the community. The newspaper is published by Advance Publications, a well-known media company. The Post-Standard offers daily and Sunday editions, delivering local news, sports, entertainment, and community updates to the Syracuse area. It also provides digital content through its online platform, featuring news articles, opinion pieces, and multimedia content. Additionally, the newspaper's archives are accessible on platforms like Newspapers.com, allowing users to explore historical issues from 1875 to 2025. The Post-Standard serves the broader Syracuse community, including residents, businesses, and organizations in Onondaga County.

Syracuse, New York, United States

Founded: 1829