CNY Arts will team up with downstate nonprofit ChaShaMa to make room for more than 30 local artists.
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Run the Redline allows runners to see how redlining affects Syracuse
This story is part of a series by CNY Fair Housing explaining its Run the Redline event and how redlining affects Syracuse.
Posted inSchools
Thousands of kids pick up backpacks, supplies at Mary Nelson’s 22nd annual giveaway
For the 22nd year, Mary Nelson gave away thousands of backpacks to children before the school year starts.
Posted inArts & Culture
Syracuse commemorates Black August with Black Artist Collective’s third annual Freedom Fest
The event, held at the Everson, will feature an urban vendor market, live music and an outdoor movie screeningÂ
Posted inPhotojournalism
A lone truck drives on I-81 (photo of the week)
A truck drives on the highway near the Interstate 81 and Interstate 690 interchange in Syracuse.
Posted inHousing
Onondaga County’s new lead testing van to make one of 1st appearances at Syracuse meet and greet
Advocates have pushed for Onondaga County to revive its lead testing van for the last three years.
Posted inArts & Culture
Ever wonder what Syracuse would look like in watercolor? Find out at new OHA exhibit
The exhibit is on display through Sept. 10.
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Bringing sunshine — and food — to the city (photo of the week)
A Brady Farm employee harvests green beans in the company of sunflowers.
Posted inGovernment & Politics
Houses from Garland’s deal with McMahon for aquarium vote to be built by Home HeadQuarters
Onondaga County Legislator Charles Garland last year brokered a deal for the housing with County Executive Ryan McMahon.
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Outer Comstock Neighborhood Association sprouts new event to promote environmental sustainabilityÂ
The free event is expected to feature plant and gardening experts, educational resources and sustainable artwork
