Syracuse Judge’s Recent Ruling in Gun Laws have Caused a Disagreement
A gun ruling made by Governor Kathy Hochul was overturned by a local judge
Controversy Grows Over Syracuse University’s Antisemitic Letters Response
On Oct. 11, antisemitic letters written by two victims of the 1988 Pan Am Flight 103 bombing were discovered in the Syracuse University Remembrance Scholar Archives. Since then, the university's…
Historic October Won’t Help us Predict the Winter
The historic October for weather in Syracuse will not help us when predicting the forecast for the winter. This past October brought us slightly warmer temperatures and significantly drier conditions…
Salt City Woods Builds Bianchi’s Pizza Countertop
Salt City Woods builds Bianchi's Pizza Countertop.
“World’s Best Calzone” Now Available at Peppino’s
Peppino's Restaurant and Catering Group's owner John Vigliotti has a new creation called the "Primo Posto" calzone. This calzone won first prize at the "World Calzone Championship" in Atlantic City,…
Mayor Walsh Makes Lead Prevention Week Official
During a press conference today Mayor Ben Walsh made a proclamation to make October 23rd to the 29th a now annual week long celebration of Lead Prevention.
Supply Chain Issues May Delay Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
New York State's goal for the elimination of vehicle emissions could be delayed because supply chain concerns are slowing down the creation of charging stations.
Community Members Help Improve Southside Parks
Residents and city officials met at the Dunbar Center to discuss ideas and suggestions they wanted to see in Southside parks.