Teenagers competed in the fourth annual $10K Tournament on July 28, first organized by Syracuse police officer Brandon Hanks and hosted by Syracuse Housing Authority.
Pictured are players in the age bracket for 16- to 18-year-old players from teams All In, middle, and Wise Guys, middle right.
In the background at right is I-81.
The goal of the tournament is to provide youth with positive and healthy connections to adults in Syracuse. It also aims to bridge the gap between law enforcement, first responders and the youth participating in the tournament.
read more of central current’s coverage
Southside church leaders were blindsided by utility poles placed in front of their church. Now National Grid plans to remove them.
City officials reviewed whether National Grid properly placed the utility poles after Central Current posed questions about them and a pastor at Hopps Memorial CME Church sent letters to key stakeholders.
Another Syracuse-area Starbucks will vote on whether to unionize
The workers at the Starbucks on Erie Boulevard East in DeWitt will vote May 6 on whether to unionize.
Friends of the Zoo comes to agreement with McMahon after alleging the county was ‘threatening the very existence’ of the nonprofit
Friends Vice Chair Megan Thomas on Tuesday accused county officials of carrying out a “campaign of retaliation” after the nonprofit declined to contribute $1 million toward the aquarium.
ICE seizes advocate for migrant farmworkers
The 54-year-old grandmother was arrested at routine check-in as a fearful family waited outside. She was in the country legally while contesting a deportation order.
Sean Kirst: There’s ‘no green like it’ as ‘Leaf Day’ arrives in many Syracuse neighborhoods
That astounding and beautiful moment, after a long winter, when the Norway maples seem to go to leaf at once.
