Abstract video and digital glitch art is on display in Central New York
Michael Calobrisi is presenting his abstract video and digital glitch art at the City Center in downtown Syracuse.
New York artist unveils glitch artwork in Downtown Syracuse City Center
https://youtu.be/RQ7oy1yYyog VIDEO TRANSCRIPT: New York artist unveils glitch artwork in Downtown Syracuse City Center Reporter: Neon colors, moving patterns, flashing shapes. Young artist Michael Calobrisi designs these pieces and uses…
CNY volunteers bring hope and service to people in need through Operation Northern Comfort
Operation Northern Comfort is making strides to offset the costs families face after tragedy.
Housing prices reach new highs in Onondaga County
PlayHousing prices soar in Onondaga County, making it difficult for first time homebuyers. VIDEO TRANSCRIPT: Housing prices reach new highs in Onondaga County Ryan Bell (Reporter): Geddes resident Mike Moran…
This year’s election is personal for one Central New York voter
Voters cast their ballots at individual voting booths on Election Day, ensuring privacy while marking their choices, at an Onondaga County polling station.
Onondaga County residents cast votes early
People talk about why they chose to vote early
Syracuse University student votes in person to carry on tradition with a family member
First-time voter Isabella Rodriguez chose to vote in person as a way of helping remember her grandmother. Madie Hricik ©2024 SYRACUSE, N.Y. (NCC News) — Walking to the polls Tuesday…
Central New York resident remains passionate about elections
A voter proudly points to an “I Voted” sticker after casting her ballot at an Onondaga County polling location on Election Day, Nov. 7, 2024.
Syracuse voter motivated by potential threat to democracy
Voters arrive at Nottingham High School on the final day of voting. Mya Alysia © 2024 Syracuse, N.Y. (NCC NEWS) — Retired Syracuse resident Anthony Malavenda said he's motivated due…
Central New Yorkers bring their children to the polls on Election Day
No school and short lines has led many Central New Yorkers to bring their children to the polls this morning.