CNY Family Bicycle Giveaway in Syracuse, December 17, 2022. Mike Greenlar | Central Current. 
CNY Family Bicycle Giveaway in Syracuse, December 17, 2022. Mike Greenlar | Central Current. 
A boy throws snow against the wall while waiting in line. Mike Greenlar | Central Current. 
Nearly 2000 bikes at the CNY Family Bicycle Giveaway in Syracuse, December 17, 2022. Mike Greenlar | Central Current. 
CNY Family Bicycle Giveaway in Syracuse, December 17, 2022. Mike Greenlar | Central Current. 
CNY Family Bicycle Giveaway in Syracuse, December 17, 2022. Mike Greenlar | Central Current. 
CNY Family Bicycle Giveaway in Syracuse, December 17, 2022. Mike Greenlar | Centrall Current. 
CNY Family Bicycle Giveaway in Syracuse, December 17, 2022. Mike Greenlar | Central Current. 
CNY Family Bicycle Giveaway in Syracuse, December 17, 2022. Mike Greenlar | Central Current. 
Juli Boeheim reacts to a new bike owner. The Boeheim Foundation supported the event. Mike Greenlar | Central Current. 
CNY Family Bicycle Giveaway founder Jan Maloff. Mike Greenlar | Central Current. 
The Aguayo family and friends were first in line. Mike Greenlar | Central Current. 
Some of the volunteers, with Juli Boeheim and founder Jan Maloff. Mike Greenlar | Central Current. 
CNY Family Bicycle Giveaway in Syracuse, December 17, 2022. Mike Greenlar | Central Current. 
CNY Family Bicycle Giveaway in Syracuse, December 17, 2022. Mike Greenlar | Central Current. 
A cake for founder Jan Maloff. Mike Greenlar | Central Current. 
CNY Family Bicycle Giveaway in Syracuse, December 17, 2022. Mike Greenlar | Central Current. 
A volunteer moves a bike. Mike Greenlar | Central Current. 
CNY Family Bicycle Giveaway in Syracuse, December 17, 2022. Mike Greenlar | Central Current.
Hundreds of children in Syracuse rode bicycles away from the annual bike giveaway at Fowler High School this weekend.
More than 2,000 bicycles were up for grabs at the 2022 Central New York Family Bicycle Giveaway on Saturday.
The event, which has been going for more than 25 years, is organized by funeral home director Jan Maloff, who as a student attended Syracuse City schools.
Maloff works with sponsors and many local organizations to collect and distribute the bikes. Find more information here.
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A garden rose persists as winter settles in Central New York (photo of the week)
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