Posts By Kira Maddox
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7.6KArtMorse Code: Small-business owner Maggie Morse takes different avenues to pursue artistic ambitions
Millennials. Defined as the generation born between 1981 and 1996, they are often described as lazy, entitled, impatient and lacking loyalty by...
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4.8KNewsView From The Top: Syracuse New Times publisher discusses the paper’s new subscription model
After being in the engineering world for 27 years, current Syracuse New Times publisher William Brod, of Cazenovia, needed a change. But how did a...
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6.4KArtZeroing in on Zentangle: Syracuse artist Dan Bingham blends meditation, artwork
The Zentangle Method is an art form of relaxation, calling on artists to weave structured patterns as a form of meditation.
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5.2KLifestyleGreen Power: Syracuse Grows helps urban gardens take root in the Salt City
Syracuse Grows, a grassroots nonprofit founded in 2008, acts as a coalition connecting more than 20 urban community gardens in the city.
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8.9KBusinessRail Line brings needed private-events space to Armory Square
Syracuse residents now have a new space to host private events and gatherings in downtown Syracuse: Rail Line, 530 S. Clinton St., on the south end...
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5.0KFoodSee the winners of the 2019 Winterfest mix-offs and foodie contests
Syracuse’s snowy-weather staple Winterfest once again graced the streets of downtown Syracuse this month, promising foodie fare and musical nostalgia of all...
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4.4KCover StoryWinter Fair, a mini-version of the NY State Fair, premieres at Expo Center
Winter Fair, a miniaturized version of the New York State Fair, hopes to bring some of the fun and nostalgia of the...
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3.6KArtWatercolor Wow: Iconic locales take on vibrant hues with Retro Sorrento
Maria Vallese, the artist behind the brand Retro Sorrento, likes to paint a sense of place. Iconic buildings and iconography are her...
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6.4KArtSnap, Crackle and Pop-up: New craft fair slated for Armory Square
Crafted Handmade Market is scheduled to take place June 1 and June 2, opening Syracuse's summer festival season.
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5.4KArtsTome Raiders: Area book clubs offer ideas for cold-weather page-turners
Wintertime in Central New York commonly conjures up images of neon windbreaker jackets, reflective goggles, packed skis and tucked-in scarves as resident...
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6.6KLifestylePaths aplenty greet snowshoers hiking through wintry wood, open fields
Local venues offer several options for people who wish to get in some outdoor exercise, without having to travel far or leave...
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11.2KNewsTim Green fundraising campaign breaks $1.5 million for ALS research
After Syracuse native and former NFL athlete Tim Green announced in November that he had been living with ALS for about five...
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8.1KBusinessWaxing Rhapsodic: Brighten the holidays with Forge Co. soy candles
Candles are a common motif around the holidays and are a regular staple as a Christmas table centerpiece or on a decorated...
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6.9KNews10 Syracuse-area charities that help people avoid a cruel yule
The Syracuse New Times is participating in the Marine Toys for Tots program, spreading hope to economically disadvantaged children throughout the country by giving them toys...
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5.2KNewsParade and Expo at NYS fairgrounds thanks veterans for their service
The CNY Veterans Parade and Expo will hit the fairgrounds on Saturday, Nov. 10, to honor veterans and celebrate the centennial of...
