Somali refugees bring a taste of East Africa to Syracuse
After escaping war in their country, a Somali family is sharing traditional East African cuisine with Central New Yorkers.
Nicandri Nature Center engages visitors with wildlife programs
The Nicandri Nature Center in Massena, N.Y., combines wildlife care with community education through programs like the monthly Turtle Weigh-In. From teaching visitors about conservation to sharing the quirky backstory…
Three Lives restaurant is making a difference in Syracuse with community initiatives
Three Lives is hosting fun events such as game nights and pancake brunches to raise support for the community.
Funk ‘n Waffles celebrates 10 years on South Clinton Street
Funk 'n Waffles in downtown Syracuse celebrates its 10th anniversary, highlighting its growth from a house party project to a beloved restaurant known for great food, live music, and a…
Liverpool Central School District Board accepts ‘Legends’ as new name
A 2023 law passed by the New York State Board of Regents has forced Liverpool Central School District to change its name.
Onondaga Central School District’s future could be electric
Onondaga Central School District hosted a School Bus Referendum Vote on Dec. 3.
SU’s Dynamic Sustainability Lab provides a new approach to research
Syracuse University's Dynamic and Sustainability Lab brings students together to focus on research for what a transition to a net-zero carbon economy looks like.
Onondaga Community College’s first women’s wrestling team is off to a strong start
Onondada Community College is part of a growing trend of women's wrestling across the nation. The Lazers announced the addition of their women's and men's programs in January.
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…