Light a Candle for Literacy held its annual parade and book festival at Brighton Academy Middle School.
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How a Syracuse-area man helped create one of the most popular birding apps
Drew Weber, who works at Cornell and lives in the Syracuse area, helped create the Merlin bird app.
Redlining in Syracuse: Slow down and take in redlining’s impact with ‘Run the Redline’
The ‘Run the Redline’ event will happen Sunday. Runners can see how redlining affected Syracuse.
Onondaga County to put $1.5 million more toward CNY’s lead crisis
The $1.5 million will go toward toward door and window replacement in homes with lead paint.
Exhibit at Syracuse University Art Museum celebrates Haudenosaunee culture
Peter B. Jones, the artist, will hold a reception and an artist’s talk at SU Art Museum on Thursday and Friday, respectively.
Redlining in Syracuse: How racial covenants and zoning contributed to redlining
Redlining may have been a federal policy, but it relied on racial covenants and zoning.
Monarch butterfly sits on sunflower at the end of a Central New York summer (photo of the week)
Contributor Mike Greenlar captured this monarch butterfly on a sunflower in Syracuse’s North Side.
Onondaga County Executive race: Kinne comes out swinging as McMahon touts Micron in 1st forum
Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon and County Legislator Bill Kinne laid out their visions for Onondaga County.
Onondaga County public art gets $500K infusion
The program is similar to the City as Canvas program approved in Syracuse last March.
“The Sun Echoed Like a Song” exhibit at Light Work draws on light, heat and home
The Light Work exhibit runs through Dec. 15.





