Tag: Onondaga County
J.I.D. brings fresh lyricism to sophomore album ‘DiCaprio 2’
With boastful beats and creative wordplay, J.I.D.’s “Dicaprio 2” solidifies his place as a much-watch rising star in the rap industry. Read More »
‘Polar Express’ Pajama Party brings community together with holiday cheer
Across New York state, families can enjoy "The Polar Express"-themed train rides and movie screenings throughout the holiday season. Read More »
Christmas comedy ‘Elf the Musical’ is playing at Syracuse Stage
“Elf The Musical,” a Syracuse Stage production performed in partnership with the Syracuse University Department of Drama, brings plenty of holiday cheer during its winter run. Read More »
Shallow Alcove, student trio, returns to folk roots in upcoming music
Student band Shallow Alcove doesn’t need a professional recording studio —just a hockey stick and some blankets. Read More »
Manlius Art Cinema to celebrate 100th birthday with 10-cent screenings
The oldest theater in Onondaga County, the Manlius Art Cinema, will celebrate its 100th anniversary with a birthday celebration this weekend. Read More »
SU Abroad urges students to submit early applications as interest rises
The Syracuse University Abroad Office has seen an increase in applications, receiving more than 1,300 this semester alone. Some students have been deferred to other programs as a result. Read More »
Local rock climbing gym celebrates 1-year anniversary, offers space for students to find work-life balance
At Central Rock Gym, Syracuse University students and other climbers find community. Read More »
‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ to bring holiday cheer at newly renovated Redhouse Arts Center
The Redhouse’s production of “A Charlie Brown Christmas” plans to deliver plenty of laughs, smiles and holiday cheer this Christmas season. Read More »
Syracuse Improv Collective to perform at CNY Jazz Arts Center, showcasing program success
The Syracuse Improv Collective, a local troupe specializing in improv comedy, will host their next show at the CNY Jazz Central on Saturday, Dec. 8. Read More »
Hanukkah started Sunday night. Here’s how the SU community is celebrating this week
Sunday night marked the start of the Jewish holiday Hanukkah, known as the festival of lights. Read More »
CoreLife Eatery opens new DeWitt location after national expansion
Syracuse-born CoreLife Eatery just opened another location that’s closer to Syracuse University. The restaurant offers fresh bowls, salads and customizable plates. Read More »
The Women’s Network focuses on uplifting each other in the workplace
Junior Jamie Vinick established The Women’s Network at Syracuse University last year as an outlet for women to support, empower and uplift one another in their academic and professional lives. Read More »
Artist, advocate Robert Shetterly to speak for University Lecture Series
Acclaimed artist Robert Shetterly will speak in Crouse College on Thursday evening as part of Syracuse University’s fall 2018 University Lecture Series. Shetterly’s series of portraits, “Americans Who Tell the Truth” will be on display at SU. Read More »
5 ZIP codes in Syracuse are among most economically distressed in US
According to a national report, five ZIP codes in Syracuse ranked 90 or above in levels of economic distress on a 0-100 scale over a five-year period. Read More »
How a women’s empowerment program in Syracuse helps refugees find strength within themselves
The Women’s Empowerment Initiative was founded by Refugee and Immigrant Self-Empowerment in 2013 to promote self-efficacy for members of refugee and immigrant communities in Onondaga County. Read More »
Peaks Coffee to open after owner’s struggles with mental health
Cazenovia-based Peaks Coffee will return to its hometown roots, with a Syracuse cafe opening up this winter. Read More »
Downtown shops prepare for busy holiday season
In its small businesses, Armory Square is bringing warmth to winter this holiday season. Read More »
SahBabbii, Melii and Valee prove Bandersnatch is a great scene for emerging artists, college crowd
Although the crowd was small, Bandersnatch artists delivered memorable, high-energy performances. Read More »
Glazed & Confused, local doughnut shop, to celebrate its 1st birthday
This weekend marks the one-year anniversary of Glazed & Confused, a doughnut bakery and coffee shop on the outskirts of Armory Square. Read More »
Forget microwave dorm ramen, Kasai Ramen just opened in Armory Square
Kasai Ramen opened in Armory Square on Monday. Owner Kyle Mastropietro hopes to “wow” guests with an authentic eatery and modern scenery. Read More »
New county Legislature chairman David Knapp uses local roots to work across the aisle
Republican David Knapp, who was unanimously voted to replace County Executive Ryan McMahon as chairman last month, has been involved in the central New York political scene since 1999. Read More »