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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First Salt City Burlesque and Vaudeville Arts Festival will showcase international talents
The two-day, adults-only event is being held this weekend in Syracuse.
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Advocates worry body cameras for code enforcement officers could mean privacy issues for residents
City residents will have until May 29 to submit comments on the plan, which city officials say would help code officers better document the conditions of a property during an inspection.
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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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Event celebrates CNY small businesses (photo of the week)
More than 70 vendors turned up for “Shop Small Sunday” in Syracuse.
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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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Could light rail be in Onondaga County’s future? County exec wants to study it
County Executive Ryan McMahon said he wants the county to study the potential for light rail.
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Creative mix of ceramics, natural elements, jewelry on display at Edgewood Gallery
Artists Leslie Green Guilbault and Sam Graceffo offer a large range of creative works for the exhibit.
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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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Large construction, renovation projects spark renewed concerns for lead advocates
New construction and renovation projects are causing concern for lead advocates who worry about the risks large-scale projects pose.
