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Bankrupt Peter's offered buyout from large chain
By Liz Petty
Students who do their shopping at Peter's Groceries, a favorite among those living on South Campus, may soon see a chain grocery store sign in place of the familiar Peter's logo. Peter's, which is under protection of Chapter 11 bankruptcy, is considering a buyout offer from Penn Traffic, which owns 111 grocery stores in the Northeast, 20 of which are in the Syracuse area, including the P&C Foods supermarkets.
Chasing DestiNY
After two years, plans to expand Carousel Mall remain stalled
By Dave Hale
After two years, plans to expand Carousel Mall remain stalled
Online grocery store begins deliveries to students
By Bethany Root
When exams and term papers start piling up as high as the snow this winter, finding time and energy for grocery shopping will be a hassle for many college students. But with the launch of a new online service, One Click Grocery, there is a way for them to get food without the fuss.
Young professionals target of local business summit
By Kristen Aufiero
Business and community leaders across Central New York will work together this week in hopes of attracting more young people to reside permanently in the area and restore the region's economy. The 40 Below Summit - a sold-out conference for young professionals - will be held this Friday to give participants an opportunity for professional development, as well as networking possibilities with Central New York businesses and organizations.
Astrophysicist praises potential of human understanding
By Ashley Kingsford
Even though the night sky stretches out infinitely, astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson sees only potential in the human race's ability to capture that idea. Tyson used this theme of comprehension in his lecture at Hendricks Chapel Tuesday night. Degrasse used the cosmos to explain the possibilities of the human mind.
