Once embraced as a student in Cazenovia, Gazan teenager turned refugee Medhat al-Rubei searches for a new life in an unwelcoming world.
Photojournalism
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Central Current and ArtRage host photojournalism exhibit on the housing crisis
Photojournalists Michelle Gabel and Michael Greenlar have spent the past year capturing how the housing crisis is impacting the lives of Central New York residents.
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Several people arrested after Syracuse Veterans for Peace protested war in Gaza (photo of the week)
The veterans dug a symbolic grave for children who have died during the war in Gaza.
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Photo of the week: An umpire calls balls and strikes at a Syracuse little league fall baseball game
Umpire Joe Slaski calls the balls and strikes during a little league fall ball tournament in October at Skyway Park in North Syracuse.
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A black-eyed Susan’s bloom fades as fall comes to Syracuse (photo of the week)
Syracuse can expect to see more fall weather in the coming weeks.
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Community members try their hand at figure drawing at Westcott Street Cultural Fair (photo of the week)
Community members participated in Figure Drawing at the 32nd annual Westcott Street Cultural Fair.
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A Syracuse family gets their new home (photo of the week)
The home was renovated by A Tiny Home for Good, who has taken on increased work in renovating single- and multi-family homes.
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A father introduces his daughter to the New York State Fair (photo of the week)
The New York State Fair will run through Sept. 2.
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Kids get school supplies during 23rd annual Mary Nelson Back-to-School Giveaway (photo of the week)
The event offered children thousands of backpacks, school supplies, back-to-school clothing and food.
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Music fans don’t let rain dampen their fun at Jazz in the City (photo of the week)
The last Jazz in the City this year will take place in Thornden Park on August 15.