While both agree on access to safe abortions, they differ on whether there should be restrictions on when patients can receive an abortion
Anais Mejia
Anais Mejia is a freelance journalist covering economic justice in the region. She is focused on stories about housing in Syracuse, Interstate 81 and the redevelopment of public housing. Anais is currently a sociology PhD student at Syracuse University and received her bachelor’s degrees in sociology and newspaper journalism from SU. She is originally from Los Angeles, California.
Anais is a frequent contributor to Central Current and can be reached at anmejia@syr.edu
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Onondaga County elections 2023: Q&A with Josh Davis, 7th district legislature candidate
Josh Davis is the People First Party candidate for the 7th district seat on the Onondaga County Legislature.
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Onondaga County elections 2023: Q&A with Dan Romeo, 7th district legislature candidate
Dan Romeo is running as a Democrat for the 7th district seat in the Onondaga County legislature.
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Syracuse elections 2023: Q&A with Raquan Pride-Green, at-large council candidate
Raquan Pride-Green is the Working Families Party candidate for an at-large seat on Syracuse’s Common Council.
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Syracuse elections 2023: Q&A with Rita Paniagua, at-large council candidate
Rita Paniagua is running to be re-elected to her at-large seat on Syracuse’s Common Council.
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Onondaga County elections 2023: Q&A with Mo Moodie, candidate for county legislature’s 15th district
Moodie is vying for the empty seat vacated by Onondaga County executive candidate Bill Kinne.
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Onondaga County elections 2023: Q&A with Maurice Mo Brown, candidate for county legislature’s 15th district
Mo Brown is running for the seat vacated by Democratic county executive candidate Bill Kinne.
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Should Onondaga County spend more on its public library system?
The county’s public library system has seen its funding stagnate over the last decade.
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Ailey II dance company comes to Syracuse for CFAC anniversary: See photos
Hundreds of people shuffled into the Landmark Theater this past Thursday to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Community Folk Art Center, with a performance by the Ailey II dance company.