The shelves of the co-op are stocked with fresh produce for downtown and neighboring residents.
Syracuse University hosts “Policed Bodies: A Community Conversation on Race, Disability and Justice,” a two-day event featuring panels and group talks.
Moderated by community activist Yusuf S. Abdul-Qadir, the panel engaged participants in a discussion surrounding education reform in the City of Syracuse.
Smoking weed is legal, but New Yorkers won’t see retail sales for at least a year.
Over the past five years, the City of Syracuse and Onondaga County have been in the process of building a new city plan through rezoning.
The mural, which is to be painted by Los Angeles–based muralist Jonas Never, will feature local athletes Breanna Stewart, Dolph Schayes, Earl Lloyd and Manny Breland.
The Girls Loving Ourselves Worldwide initiative invites Black and Brown girls in grades 6 to 11 from across the globe to participate in a yearlong virtual program.
The district has made a reopening plan for sports that puts emphasis on following the CDC and the Department of Health recommendations.
More than 40 businesses in Onondaga County were formally launched in March despite COVID-19 limitations.
The local specialty coffee shop has filled the space left vacant by Café Kubal.