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Syracuse children's hospital workers turn two floors into Halloween parade for young patients
By Marcus Chen
Retired Navy medical chief reflects during Cortland Veterans Day ceremony, watchfire
Jasmine Rodriguez
Jasmine Rodriguez
Bureau Chief · Syracuse, NY
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At the podium, speaking at a Veterans Day ceremony in Cortland, was a man who spent more than two decades serving in the Navy. Raymond Dunphy, a retired Navy medical chief, spoke as the chaplain at the Central New York Living History Center. Inside the center, Dunphy is a frequent visitor to the Homeville museum, where he enjoys looking around at objects that are a part of military history.
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