David’s Refuge Executive Director Kate Houck says it’s not a question of “if” we will be caregivers, but “when”. With this in mind, she offers new ways to look at the role.
Maximilian Eyle
Maximilian Eyle is the executive director of Central Current, overseeing the business side of the organization. He has more than a decade of experience working in the communications sector with a focus on the nonprofit and philanthropy sectors.
Eyle is a native of Syracuse and a graduate of Corcoran High School and Hobart and William Smith Colleges where he earned a B.A. in history and American Studies. When not in the office, he can be found playing music across Central New York. He lives in the city with his partner, cat, and dog.
Eyle can be reached at meyle@centralcurrent.org
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LION Publishers awards $20,000 grant to Central Current
LION Publishers awarded Central Current with a $20,000 grant to support audience and revenue growth at the CNY newsroom.
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Central Current Radio: Prof. Josh Darr on political polarization
SU Prof. Josh Darr explores how political polarization presents itself today and the role local newspapers play in healing the damage.
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Survey: we want to hear from you
Whether you read us regularly or not, we want to know your needs and habits regarding local news coverage in Central New York.
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Central Current Radio: Prof. Robert Thompson on the evolution of news media
In the 1960s, just a few TV anchors delivered the national news to households across America. Today, the accessibility of the internet has democratized broadcasting – and brought with it a host of unintended consequences.
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Central Current to host public forum on local news
Join Central Current for an interactive conversation about the state of local news on Monday, Nov. 18 from 5 – 6:30 pm at the Dunbar Center.
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Central Current launches event series, earns $10,000 grant
Through support from the UpMobility Foundation, the event series will provide an interactive public forum to explore critical community issues.
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Central Current accepted into Google News Initiative cohort
Central Current is set to begin the Google News Initiative Fundamentals Lab for INN members this fall.
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Central Current awarded $50,000 in funding from The Inasmuch Foundation
Central Current was one of just 15 newspapers from across the country who were selected to receive funding during the Inasmuch Foundation’s 2024 spring grants cycle.
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Central Current takes home 6 Syracuse Press Club awards
Central Current writers and photographers were honored at the Syracuse Press Club awards dinner over the weekend for reporting that covered the Onondaga Nation, the lead crisis, and local criminal justice issues.