Organizers created the downtown event to bring community members together in a formerly unused space.
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Layla’s Got You, the online chatbot big sister/friend for young women of color
The chatbot feature helps Black women navigate social, personal and vulnerable topics.
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Finding unity with food: Salt City Market hosts series highlighting Asian chefs
During the event, three chefs will share their knowledge of AAPI traditions and cuisines.
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Salt City Market to host ‘taste of culture’ events to highlight Arab-American Heritage Month
The events will take place on Thursdays in April, starting on April 13.
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Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh proposes $310M budget, decrease in budget deficit
Walsh said he hoped to eliminate the budget deficit over the next two years.
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Syracuse’s Landmark Theatre to roll out Spring Champagne Tour
The Landmark Theatre will host guests for its Spring Champagne Tour on April 13 at 5:30 p.m.
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Syracuse Stage to hold local “Our Town” vendor fair this weekend
Syracuse Stage will hold a vendor event in conjunction with the production “Our Town.”
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Riding the bus: Longtime Syracuse resident likes cost but experiences delays
Joy said she likes the service Centro provides but would improve timeliness and ride pass options.
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Reflecting on One Year of War: a Syracuse resident’s journey through Ukraine
Feb. 24 marked a year since Russia declared war on Ukraine. For ten months, Oleg Grabovyy left his home in Syracuse to help defend his native country. He spent time interpreting, training brigades of soldiers and delivering humanitarian aid.
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Syracuse-area Ukrainians share their stories: Reflecting on One Year of War
Central Current was there last year to cover the local outpouring of grief and support when Russia waged war on Ukraine in Feb. 2022.
