Tag: Destiny USA
Mayor Ben Walsh addresses fiscal crisis, economic development plans in ‘state of the city’ speech
The speech was Walsh’s second major address since his public inauguration on Jan. 6. Read More »
3 takeaways from Mayor Ben Walsh’s ‘state of the city’ speech
Walsh acknowledged the concerns of suburban officials regarding the Interstate 81 project, detailed a task force analyzing possible vocational training opportunities in Syracuse and recommendations made by a public safety committee. Read More »
Got cabin fever? Destiny USA offers indoor activities to cure your boredom.
Destiny USA contains a number of activities — aside from shopping — for central New Yorkers to do this winter. Read More »
Syracuse University to host 1st-ever day of social justice
“Cuse for Good: Social Justice” will be a three-part conversation and celebration surrounding social justice hosted by University Union and The National Pan-Hellenic Council. Read More »
Trendy poke food spot opens at Destiny USA
Poke Time, a Hawaiian and Japanese-inspired restaurant, opened at Destiny USA in November, following the summer food trend that swept millennials off their feet. Read More »
Stuck in Syracuse for Thanksgiving Break? Here are 6 things to do during the time off
From free Thanksgiving meals for veterans to Black Friday shopping at Destiny, there are many things to do in Syracuse during Thanksgiving break. Read More »
WonderWorks, Syracuse’s only indoor amusement park, turns 5
The fifth-anniversary celebration will honor the park’s STEM exhibits and feature "93Q" hosts Ted and Jack, who will play games and hand out prizes. Read More »
A night at the movies: Alternative theater experiences in Syracuse
Movie columnist Lilly Stuecklen discusses various ways college students can watch movies around the city without breaking the bank at a traditional movie theater. Read More »
Grand master carries on legacy of Filipino martial arts in Syracuse
The Filipino Martial Arts Academy in Syracuse hosted one-of-a-kind training sessions for the martial art of Escrima over the weekend. Read More »
Breaking down the economic plans of Syracuse mayoral candidates
Business columnist Adam Friedman outlines an aspect of each Syracuse mayoral candidate's economic goals, including how they will be implemented. Read More »
Your guide to getting to the Great New York State Fair
Getting to the Great New York State Fair has been made easier with additional transportation services issued by New York state Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Read More »
Your weekend guide to the city of Syracuse
Here are some of the best ways to spend your free time in Syracuse beyond the university hill. Read More »
The top opinion columns of 2017 — so far
From free college tuition to the demolition of Chuck's, 2017 has already been an eventful year. It's not over yet, but there's been plenty to talk about, so we've rounded up the best opinion columns so far. Read More »
How New York City is addressing the ‘Charging Bull’ of the workplace: the wage gap
Gender and Sexuality columnist Kelsey Thompson explains the merits behind New York City’s recently passed law to prohibit employers from asking job candidates about salary history. Read More »
Syracuse University community members still remain skeptical of Trump’s updated travel ban
President Donald Trump signed a new executive order on Monday that puts a hold on issuing visas for citizens of six countries. Read More »
Get ready, Cinnabon is coming to Syracuse
Cinnabon, perhaps one of America’s favorite cinnamon bun retailers, will open up a location in Destiny USA in early spring. Read More »
Despite Onondaga Lake remedial efforts, some blame corporate influence for blocking lake’s full restoration
Onondaga Lake has seen major improvement in water quality since remediation efforts began, but some remain dissatisfied and blame corporate influence for preventing a full restoration. Read More »
How brick-and-mortar retail in Syracuse can survive and thrive in the age of online shopping
Business columnist Daniel Strauss describes the challenges retail chains face in this day and age, and how they can avoid them. Read More »
Under Destiny USA is the Oil City, and it’s posing environmental problems for the construction of a hotel near the mall
Environment columnist Morgan Bulman explains how a proposed cleanup of the contaminated Destiny USA grounds could actually contaminate Onondaga Lake. Read More »
Here's how a note on a napkin 4 years ago revitalized Syracuse
Nonprofit organization Believe in Syracuse, founded by an SU alumnus, is celebrating its fourth anniversary this weekend with an annual birthday party. Read More »
In a backward step for conservation, Onondaga County could seriously threaten its lake’s bald eagle population
Environment columnist Morgan Bulman explains how Onondaga County’s potential construction of a Loop-the-Lake Trail around Onondaga Lake could threaten the lake’s burgeoning eagle population. Read More »
Feeling blue this winter? It might be more than just a bad day
Seasonal Affective Disorder affects many individuals in cold climates, but these tips and tricks just might help defeat the cabin fever. Read More »
Outer structure of Destiny USA hotel complete; construction moves to interior
The hotel, Embassy Suites By Hilton Syracuse-Destiny USA, will open in fall 2017 with 209 rooms in addition to an on-site restaurant and pool. Read More »
Interactive Crime Map: Grand larceny at Destiny USA; DWI near Booth Hall
Take a look at the arrests made around Syracuse University last week. Read More »