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After years of highway work on the periphery, the largest road project in New York State history moves into the heart of downtown Syracuse this year.
When people talk about the workforce Micron needs in Central New York, they picture cleanroom technicians in bunny suits or engineers calibrating million-dollar lithography tools. They don’t usually picture Keyla, a mother...
Explore the vibrant spring events and community initiatives that make Central New York a great place to live.
Billy Idol brings his summer tour to the Amp on Aug. 15, while SU's College of Law hosts a major ADA symposium this Thursday.
The 2nd Annual Syracuse Inner Harbor Fest returns Sept. 27-28 at 425 Solar Street with dragon boat racing, fireworks, live music and a new charity beneficiary.
Syracuse Stage announced its 2026-27 season featuring six productions, two world premieres, and a new play by Resident Playwright Kyle Bass about the Syracuse Nationals’ historic 1955 NBA championship.
Syracuse University is cutting or pausing 93 academic programs — about one in five of its total offerings — in the most sweeping academic restructuring the university has undertaken in decades. Nine majors are being eliminated entirely.
10% of Syracuse City School District students lack a permanent address. Hundreds of local children sleep on the floor. Sleep in Heavenly Peace has delivered over 5,730 beds in the Syracuse area since 2018 — and SU volunteers just built 116 more in a single day. Here's the story nobody's talking about enough.
Sam Johnston grew up on Emery Road in Fulton. Now he's running Emery Cinema, a film club that screens movies on actual celluloid — 8mm, 16mm, 35mm — in Syracuse venues. It's part nostalgia, part rebellion against digital, and entirely worth your attention.
Phase 3 of the Onondaga Creekwalk will extend the beloved trail 3 miles deeper into Syracuse's Southside, from West Colvin Street to Dorwin Avenue. New bridges, rain gardens, and neighborhood connections are all in the plan. Here's everything you need to know.
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