Two centuries later, the Erie Canal’s success still comes at a cost for Native Americans
A celebration took place to honor 200 years of the Erie Canal, and also Indigenous voices that lived along the canal.
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A celebration took place to honor 200 years of the Erie Canal, and also Indigenous voices that lived along the canal.
With the state-wide burn ban and unusually dry conditions, fire prevention should be enforced in Central New York.
PlayCameras implemented in school zones across the city AUDIO TRANSCRIPT: Cameras added in school zones across the city of Syracuse Alex Grondin: Yeah, thanks, guys. At school zones like these…
This article discusses the steps Onondaga County is taking in order to provide easy access to the flu vaccine for residents. The health department hosted a drive-thru clinic for the…
Ethan Tyo works the Brady Farm booth at the Westcott farmer's market. Photo by Arietta Hallock Ethan Tyo waved a bunch of wide-leafed collard greens through the air like a…
PlaySyracuse’s hives demonstrate sustainability efforts to save declining bee populations. VIDEO TRANSCRIPT: South Campus hives promote bee sustainability Lisa Olson-Gugerty (Syracuse Teaching Professor): There are many different types of bees…
It has been a month since Syracuse’s school zone traffic enforcement program began and the data is shocking.
With adoption rates down and shelters slowly filling up, the CNY SPCA is looking for alternative ways to get animals in homes.
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…
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…