Local breweries are turning to festivals to give people a taste of what’s available from their small businesses.
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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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$38M state plan aims to stop lead poisoning, but advocates aren’t sure it will work
A New York Department of Health plan includes $38 million to address lead poisoning in communities like Syracuse.
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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.
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Buddhist nuns celebrate tradition on Syracuse’s North Side (photo of the week)
More than 40 Buddhist nuns from across the U.S. and Vietnam converged in Syracuse last weekend for a special celebration.
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Rising sea levels, swelling rivers: Photos show real life in face of climate change
“Shunyo Rajas (Kings of a Bereft Land),” Arko Datto’s solo exhibition at the Light Work Gallery, focuses on people living on the frontline of climate change.
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Central Current brings home 5 Syracuse Press Club Awards
All of Central Current’s award-worthy work was published during 2022, the organization’s first year in operation.
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Finding unity with food: Salt City Market hosts series highlighting Asian chefs
During the event, three chefs will share their knowledge of AAPI traditions and cuisines.
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How a Central New York city became a safe haven from war
Since Feb. 24 of 2022, Vasile Colopelnic guided 31 refugees from Ukraine to Auburn, New York.
