The iconic chapel and cemetery are located on Syracuse’s border with Lyncourt.
Michael Greenlar
Mike Greenlar is a local freelance photojournalist with over four decades of experience covering assignments for newspapers, magazines and online websites. He recently received two national awards with writer Gabe Pietrorazio for stories that appeared in the Central Current from the Indigenous Journalists Association. He is currently working on the issue of the local housing crisis with photographer Michelle Gabel with support from Central Current. Work from the project, titled “A Place to Call Home” will be exhibited at ArtRage Gallery next February.
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Central New Yorkers show up at fairgrounds for Veteran’s Day parade (photo of the week)
More than 90 veteran and military organizations from Central New York participated in the parade.
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Hundreds march in downtown Syracuse for a free Palestine (photo of the week)
More than 200 people marched through downtown Syracuse on Oct. 13 in support of freeing Palestine and ending the United States’ aid to Israel.
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More than just a basketball game (photo of the week)
Players competed in Syracuse Housing Authority’s annual $10K Youth Basketball Tournament at Wilson Park.
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Sailboat that inspires peace and activism stops in Brewerton (photo of the week)
The Golden Rule is making several stops along the Erie Canal on its way west.
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Birds that symbolize tranquility take a serene swim in the lake (photo of the week)
In New York, an annual census helps track loons.
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Stopping to smell the roses (photo of the week)
Despite the rain, rose lovers showed up in good numbers to smell the flowers, at the annual Rose Day on June 14.
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Central New York celebrates Pride with rainbows, dancing, cheers (photo gallery)
The Central New York LGBTQ+ community celebrated Syracuse’s annual Pride Festival and Parade on Saturday.
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Great blue heron returns to its nest (photo of the week)
June is prime time for viewing great blue heron nests at the rookery at the Sterling Nature Center.
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A final goodbye for flags honors Memorial Day (photo of the week)
Last Sunday, the Syracuse Watchfire returned to the New York State Fairgrounds for its annual Memorial Day tradition.