Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon and County Legislator Bill Kinne laid out their visions for Onondaga County.
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Posted inArts & Culture
Onondaga County public art gets $500K infusion
The program is similar to the City as Canvas program approved in Syracuse last March.
Posted inEvents
“The Sun Echoed Like a Song” exhibit at Light Work draws on light, heat and home
The Light Work exhibit runs through Dec. 15.
Posted inGun Violence
He was appointed to reduce gun violence in Syracuse. Then his son was shot.
Lateef Johnson-Kinsey has had to help his son navigate a cynical world built around bullet wounds.Â
Posted inHousing
Redlining in Syracuse: How it led to segregation, blockbusting and white flight
While redlining took place decades ago, Syracuse is still living with its impact.
Posted inPhotojournalism
A ceremony that originated 8,000 miles away continues in Syracuse (photo of the week)
Nearly 100 people participated in an annual wrist tying ceremony.
Posted inArts & Culture
Onondaga County proposes spending $500K on public art program
County legislators will vote Sept. 5 on the proposed program.
Posted inEvents
Amy Bartell creates art for the times in ‘Dear World’ exhibit at Edgewood Gallery
Amy Bartell created 51 new pieces of art that reflect her perspective on the environment, political division and the pandemic.
Posted inEvents
‘Breaking through the bamboo ceiling’: Asian Village makes 1st appearance at New York State Fair
Tai Shaw, the owner of CNY Uniforms Plus and a Vietnamese refugee, is the superintendent of Asian Village.
Posted inPhotojournalism
Siblings enjoy live music at Syracuse Latino Festival (photo of the week)
Syracuse’s Latino Festival lasted from noon through 9 p.m. on Saturday.
