Windshield wipers poke through a snow on car parked in a driveway on the 300 block of Hillside St. in Syracuse on Feb. 29.
The record-breaking leap day storm last week brought almost a foot of snow to some areas of Central New York. The cell phone photograph was taken with the tintype app.
read more of central current’s coverage
Sean Kirst: Rising hope that on Veterans Day, a year from now, a solemn promise will be renewed at Billings Park
Grieving soldiers who created the Rock of the Marne monument were told Syracuse would not forget. Civic officials say that with STEAM school help, that vow will come back to life.
Owens launches Hispanic advisory committee after attending Dem conference in Puerto Rico
Syracuse’s mayor traveled to Puerto Rico last week for a New York Democratic Party conference, which she hopes will be instructive for a new city Latino and Hispanic advisory committee that just held its first meeting.
Shoppingtown Mall gets a new redevelopment plan
The mall, which has sat empty for years, will be redeveloped into mixed-use housing and retail space.
‘SU isn’t a normal property owner’: Attorney who represented Syracuse in SU tax case alleges wrongful termination by city’s top lawyer
The attorney assigned to represent the city in tax exemption litigation with Syracuse University alleges the city terminated his employment after he declined to grant SU preferential treatment.
Columbus Circle redesign competition finalists unveil visions for downtown site without Columbus statue
The Full Circle Redesign Competition’s three finalists presented their disparate visions for a new design of the space surrounding the Columbus Monument. All three proposed removing the Christopher Columbus statue.
