Edgewood is also hosting stoneware and jewelry displays.
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‘You gotta keep the seed going’: Onondaga Nation resumes corn husking bee after pandemic break
Corn holds a special place in Haudenosaunee culture. Community members came together recently to husk harvested corn.
Posted inEvents
More than 50 veterans display artwork at SU for 28th iteration of creative art competition
The Syracuse competition is part of a national event. Winners in regional competitions have their work judged in Denver in March.
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The survey will help Central Current better understand how to serve Central New York and become a sustainable, invaluable organization.
Posted inPhotojournalism
Hundreds march in downtown Syracuse for a free Palestine (photo of the week)
More than 200 people marched through downtown Syracuse on Oct. 13 in support of freeing Palestine and ending the United States’ aid to Israel.
Posted inElections
Syracuse councilor mounts write-in campaign to unseat fellow Democrat
After losing her bid for an at-large seat on the council, Jen Schultz has launched a write-in campaign to unseat Jimmy Monto.
Posted inArts & Culture
Designers put their work on display at Syracuse Fashion Week
The annual Syracuse Fashion Week premieres designs by local designers and helps support the Food Bank of Central New York.
Posted inPolicing
Police discipline comes before the New York State Court of Appeals
A dispute between the city of Syracuse and its police union will come before the state’s top court this week.
Posted inPhotojournalism
Friends go apple picking as fall descends on Central New York (photo of the week)
Central Current contributor Michelle Gabel captured a trio at Beak & Skiff Apple Orchards.
Posted inHousing
Redlining in Syracuse: Now that you’ve ‘Run the Redline’ here are some next steps
Find out more ways you can help fight housing discrimination in Central New York.
