Tag: Onondaga County
Letter to the Editor: NYPIRG urges support for NY Health Act, universal healthcare
To establish a healthcare system that prioritizes people above business, it is essential our lawmakers support the New York Health Act. Read More »
4,000 gather in downtown Syracuse for ‘Hands Off!’ anti-Trump protest
An estimated 4,000 community members gathered in downtown Syracuse as part of the “Hands Off!” movement on Saturday afternoon. Read More »
Opinion: Homelessness in Syracuse sparks need for unconventional reform
People experiencing homelessness aren’t strangers, but fellow Syracuse residents who’ve been failed by a system that too often ignores the most vulnerable. Read More »
SU alum faces delays in lawsuit over alleged sexual abuse by former Whitman professor
A Syracuse University alum filed a lawsuit against the university and a former professor in the Whitman School of Management for alleged sexual abuse under the Adult Survivors Act in November 2023. The case has faced several delays since then. Read More »
Personal Essay: City of Syracuse can’t be treated as an accessory by SU
Instead of investing in direct partnerships that uplift city residents, the university continues to amplify spaces that cater almost exclusively to students and faculty. Read More »
Sharon Owens runs mayoral campaign on accountability, community uplifting
As a self described political outsider, Mayoral candidate Sharon Owens emphasizes her role as a public servant. Read More »
Foundation 44 honors Floyd Little’s legacy teaches personal success
After Floyd Little’s death in 2021, his widow DeBorah started Foundation 44 in honor of his lifetime love of giving back to Syracuse children. Read More »
Common Council passes initiatives to fix traffic infrastructure, sidewalks
The Syracuse City Common Council unanimously authorized two programs in efforts to decrease traffic congestion and vehicle speeds. Read More »
Over 100 demonstrators rally for Momodou Taal, student immigrants in downtown
Over 100 protesters rallied to support Momodou Taal, a Cornell Ph.D. student suing the Trump administration for rights violations. Read More »
CNY Solidarity Coalition hosts de-escalation training for activists
The CNY Solidarity Coalition hosted “De-escalation Training for Activists" Wednesday, an interactive workshop. Read More »
ArtRage Gallery hosts discussion on refugee resettlement, anti-Immigration policies
ArtRage Gallery hosted a discussion to provide advice regarding refugee resettlement and the impact of Trump’s anti-immigration policies. Read More »
Historic redlining in Syracuse continues to impact public schools
The Syracuse City School District continues to feel the effects of segregation after the city's historic redlining. Read More »
Common Council votes to acquire property for Children’s Rising Center
The Syracuse Common Council approved acquiring Latimer Terrace for the Children’s Rising Center and funding lead remediation. Read More »
Common Council applies to aid Syracuse Local Fire, Police Department
The Syracuse City Common Council unanimously voted to apply for NYS Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Services security grants. Read More »
MS Resources of CNY holds annual walk to raise awareness, funds
MS Resources of CNY hosted its 27th annual Mission Steps and MS Awareness Day walk at Destiny USA on Sunday. Read More »
MS Resources of CNY helps patients find community, prepares for annual walk
Every winter, MS Resources of CNY hosts a walk in Destiny Mall to fundraise and show solidarity with those battling multiple sclerosis. Read More »
Educators react to President Trump’s elimination of DEI programs in school systems
Executive orders cutting DEIA programs are threatening school funding and support for students in redlined cities like Syracuse. Read More »
CNY Solidarity Coalition panel teaches non-violent direct action
The CNY Solidarity Coalition discussed nonviolent direct action to urge community unity to encourage democratic principles. Read More »
Compete at Just Dance Night, get career development with sushi this week
This week, expand your professional skills over sushi, or show off your dance movies with a night of music. Read More »
Bishop Dr. H. Bernard Alex blends political realm with faith community
Dr. H. Bernard Alex, bishop of Syracuse and leader of Victory Temple Fellowship Church, said he felt ties to the community at a young age. Read More »
Syracuse Commissioner of Water, common councilors address lead water crisis
Syracuse city officials face criticism from community advocates for delayed lead pipe replacements and mismanaged testing. Read More »
SCORE educates on racial disparities, history through youth-led sessions
SCORE prepares students to educate others about racial disparities and the histories of minority groups that aren’t taught in schools. Read More »
Citizen Action of New York hosts rally standing with public workers, unions
Citizen Action of New York rally opposed Trump's actions to restructure the federal workforce, which could lead to job losses. Read More »
Common Council unanimously votes to improve Syracuse water quality
The Syracuse City Common Council unanimously approved a series of measures aimed at addressing the city’s water quality issues. Read More »