Web Extra: NCC News Podcast, March 17
NCC News Logo Click below to hear the latest news update from NCC News on the afteroon of Monday, March 17. AUDIO TRANSCRIPT: NCC NEWS PODCAST I'm Kelsey Jones, reporting…
Kalamata’s Kitchen partnered with student athletes to bring local children a new food experience
Kalamata's Kitchen partnered with a variety of Syracuse athletes to provide a diverse cultural experience for local children through food. Athletes chose a favorite traditional dish from their culture for…
Local quilt shops offer solution to Joann fabric stores closing
Fashion designers, sewists and quilters turn to alternative methods like local quilt stores and online shopping to find their project supplies.
Local researchers look to raise awareness about venison preparation safety
Researchers urge consumers to follow food safety best practice.
Hockey players as waiters: Syracuse Crunch to host annual “Crunch At Your Service” event
The Syracuse Crunch are hosting their annual "Crunch At Your Service" event in partnership to support the Kinney Drug Foundation.
Onondaga County library opens new art exhibit to promote conversation about bias
The Soule County Library opens a new graphic design art exhibit to promote the conversation about bias in the community. The exhibit will be open for viewing until March 29.
Syracuse gym focuses on mental health
Syracuse's Strength Warehouse gym encourages patrons to use their workout time as an opportunity to strengthen their mental health. This focus helps gym goers find community while working out and…
“Rent The Chicken” service brings renters fresh eggs and a new best friend
Fayetteville resident Kathleen Hergert's flock of adopted chickens from "Rent The Chicken" © 2024 Kathleen Hergert https://soundcloud.com/brooke-killgore/therapeutic-chickens-wrap?si=66afd4538dae4e36a4bfa16f0365b40e&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing AUDIO TRANSCRIPT: Fresh Eggs and a New Best Friend? "Rent the Chicken" Service…
Massachusetts students with disabilities stand to benefit without the MCAS
In November, Massachusetts voters chose to eliminate MCAS as a requirement for high school graduation. While there is plenty of debate around the topic, one group of students stands to…
Local man finds his calling in sports broadcasting
Full-time sales representative Morgan Donahue never expected to be a sports broadcaster. Now at almost 40 years old, you could say he's found his calling.