Two old friends speak to the spiritual and natural meaning lived out by a legendary artisan of wooden lacrosse sticks.
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Sean Kirst: When beloved Central High reopens as STEAM school, Minerva will wrap together dreams of then and now
In barely two weeks, that statue will keep vigil when 250 students — representing 28 regional middle schools — bring life back to that high school, after 50 years.
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Sean Kirst: As a World War II veteran turns 103, a chance for all of us to say collective thanks
On a monumental birthday, asking readers to send a note or card in honor of a legendary life.
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Sean Kirst: For Norway maples in Syracuse, even before ‘State Fair Time,’ an early fall
A cosmetic disease called ‘tar spot’ affects this common tree, due to our wet, cold spring.
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Video: Syracuse’s public housing is going to change forever. Here’s what local leaders say is about to happen.
In October, Central Current hosted an interactive panel conversation featuring decision makers connected to the demolition, construction, and renovation of public housing in South Side.
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Central Current to host public housing forum on East Adams redevelopment
Join us on October 7th from 5 – 6:30 pm in the Community Room of the Salt City Market on Salina St. for a public Q&A with community leaders shaping the future of public housing in Syracuse.
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Central Current Radio: Nourishing Tomorrow’s Leaders
Gifford Foundation Executive Director Sheena Solomon joins Central Current Radio to share information on Gifford’s upcoming program, Nourishing Tomorrow’s Leaders.
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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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A message from Central Current’s new executive director Maximilian Eyle
Eyle is coming to Central Current from the Gifford Foundation.
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