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City fourth-graders learn why Syracuse is called the ‘Salt City’
Ever wonder why Syracuse is known as the “Salt City? Any city fourth-grader can tell you thanks to a partnership with Syracuse Salt Company and the Onondaga Historical Association.
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Local brewery celebrates love in Manlius with second annual Pride Festival
Despite a short-lived protest against the event, attendees focused on togetherness, family and friends.
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Syracuse Juneteenth Festival: ‘This truly is our independence day’Â
Community members gathered over the weekend with flag-raising, victory parade to commemorate the emancipation of enslaved people in the U.S.
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 Central New York venues alert consumers to beware of third-party ticket resellers
The Landmark Theatre and State Theatre of Ithaca are among the local venues impacted by digital resellers, who sometimes charge significantly more for theater experiences.
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‘What we have lived through’: Colombian asylum-seeker tells his story
Hugo and three family members ran from persecution in Colombia and arrived in Syracuse late last year.
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Watercolor show at Le Moyne includes wide range of artists, styles
Central New York Watercolor Society’s Signature Show will be on display until Aug. 17 at the Wilson Art Gallery.
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Enjoying spring weather on a beautiful bridge (photo of the week)
The bridge over Limestone Creek at Canal Landing Park in Fayetteville leads to a trail connected to the Erie Canal Towpath, where teams of mules or horses used to pull boats.
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‘Reservation Dogs’ star Gary Farmer reflects on his five-decade career, Indigenous representation in Hollywood
The Haudenosaunee actor, musician and artist grew up in Buffalo and briefly attended Syracuse University. He recently sat down with Central Current for a wide-ranging interview.
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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.
