Tarbell, an Akwesasne Mohawk, reflects on his time in Vietnam and his father’s service in World War II.
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Carson Waterman: ‘I did the best I could to survive’
Waterman, a Seneca, reflects on his service as a combat artist in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War.
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Philip George: ‘The sacrifice isn’t exactly for our cause’
George, an enrolled member of the Oneida Nation of the Thames, reflects on his service in the U.S. Army during the War in Afghanistan.
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Suzanne Hill: ‘They’ve sacrificed for us to still be here’
Hill, an Akwesasne Mohawk, reflects on her service in the U.S. Marine Corps and lessons from those who came before her.
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Women-owned breweries in CNY win awards, give back to communities
Despite challenges during and after COVID, Seneca Street Brew Pub and ONCO Fermentations are making waves in the local beer scene.
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Syracuse-based mixologist uses storytelling as blueprint for novel recipes
Lucas Maley, a mixologist and manager at Salt City Bar in Syracuse, shares the process behind his creative cocktail recipes.
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The Upstate New York brewery that reminds people of the power of community
Wayward Lane Brewing is the passion project of four friends — and now the New York State Brewery of the Year.
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Bank Alley Urban Market hosts last event of the season
Organizers created the downtown event to bring community members together in a formerly unused space.
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Prom dress giveaway event honors late Boom Babies owner (photo of the week)
The event offered free prom dresses to Syracuse City School District students.
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Layla’s Got You, the online chatbot big sister/friend for young women of color
The chatbot feature helps Black women navigate social, personal and vulnerable topics.