Nationwide adoption decline affects CNY SPCA
With adoption rates down and shelters slowly filling up, the CNY SPCA is looking for alternative ways to get animals in homes.
Harvest on the edge: Climate & economic pressures affecting the future of local fall festivals
Hear from local farm owners and fall festival directors who will provide more information about how local farms are adapting and becoming more innovative to continue hosting popular fall festivals…
Syracuse’s transformation accelerates with new downtown initiative groundbreaking
New York Secretary of State Walter Mosley made a visit to Syracuse Thursday for a ground breaking of a Downtown Revitalization Initiative project. He says the program reflects the state’s…
‘LAUNCHing Our Talents’ showcases CNY stars
On this night, the third annual “LAUNCHing Our Talents” talent show pushed participants out of their comfort zones and into the spotlight.
How Crazy Daisies manages as a family business
Crazy Daisies is trying to thrive as a family business.
SU community gathers to reflect on October 7 anniversary
A chair draped in yellow cloth marks a seat reserved for hostages during the Syracuse University vigil commemorating the two-year anniversary of the October 7 attacks. Syracuse, N.Y. (NCC News)…
AI is changing professors’ approach to take-home exams
A student uses Chat GPT for an in-class assignment. Credit: Jude Bazerman Syracuse, N.Y. (NCC News) - Bob Wilson has been an associate professor teaching in Syracuse University’s department of…
Foreclosed Syracuse properties are a chance to redevelop where it’s needed most
In Syracuse, empty lots and burned-out homes are visible signifiers to the backlog of thousands of tax delinquent properties the city has yet to process. City leaders hope to redevelop…
SU remembers the second anniversary of Oct. 7th Hamas attack
SU Hendricks Chapel hosted an Oct. 7 vigil from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., open to all. © 2025 Phoebe Elena Gulsen SYRACUSE, N.Y. (NCC News) -- Tuesday marked the…
Carol Watson Greenhouse is still blooming after 40 years
Carol Watson Greenhouse is not just a place to buy plants, but a place to learn new skills, find community, and connect with nature.