All posts tagged "featured"
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6.3KFoodSliding into home plates: Local ingredients, regional themes create menu at downtown’s Brine Well Eatery
“Bowls” have been trending at restaurants for a couple years now. They’re fast, fresh and easy to customize. At The Brine Well Eatery, a new...
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5.8KArtsReview | ‘Drunk with Hope’ probes stories behind women alcoholics
The National Institute of Health reported not long ago that although men still consume more alcohol than women, the differences in abuse between the genders are...
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6.5KArtsReview | Ben Sills as comical character heightens fun of ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’
Central New York Playhouse’s inventive production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream (through Saturday, May 18) takes William Shakespeare’s fantasy comedy in new...
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7.0KNewsFaithkeeper Oren Lyons to be honored during celebration at upcoming gala
Oren Lyons has been an activist for indigenous and environmental justice for several decades. He has also been the subject of several...
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5.4KOpinion & BlogsColumn | State law should strip funds from corrupt politicians who abused their power
It was four years ago this month when New York state Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos was arrested along with his son...
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6.2KFoodThree’s Company: Trio of chef-owners create tasty menu at The Chef & the Cook
It is said that three’s a crowd, meaning that a third person offsets the ideal of a couple. It is also said...
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6.1KArtsReview | The Wizard of Ha’s: Magical school gets rambunctiously parodied
The local premiere of Matt Cox’s off-Broadway smash Puffs marks a generational departure for executive director Dan Tursi’s 14-year-old Rarely Done Productions....
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5.3KOpinion & BlogsColumn | Squabbling over community grid proposal will only delay I-81 problem
The New York state Department of Transportation has released its long-awaited draft environmental impact statement that named the community grid as its...
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5.6KNewsRemembering Mike Sagert, founder of Syracuse’s first comic shop
The animated TV series The Simpsons first introduced Comic Book Guy, the portly, ponytailed and pompous proprietor of The Android’s Dungeon and...
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5.6KArtsReview | Female pilot operates military drones in offbeat, one-person drama
The one-actor drama about cyberwarfare, Grounded, has been a magnet for female talent. Superstar director Julie Taymor helmed the Public Theater opening...
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7.4KArtsTroubled biopic on Big Easy jazz cornetist Buddy Bolden finally hits movie houses
The movie Bolden, about the ill-fated New Orleans cornetist Charles “Buddy” Bolden, who pioneered jazz circa 1900, was originally scheduled for release...
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6.3KArtsLocal Hop: New music from Mike Davis, Sundrop Rise
Mike Davis & the Laughing Budda Episodes. Find Yourself -> Caterpillar (independent). There’s so much great music in the world. Creative people...
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7.3KBusinessFood Hall Forecast: Salt City Market plans autumn 2020 debut in downtown Syracuse
If your travels take you to major metropolitan areas, chances are you’ve dined in a food hall. Chelsea Market and Eataly in...
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4.6KOpinion & BlogsColumn | Georgia’s proposed journalism ethics bill would interfere with government accountability
For quite some time now, many people in power have launched seemingly never-ending attacks on the media, from denouncing anonymous sources, to...
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8.2KArtDid you know Al Roker was a cartoonist for the Syracuse New Times?
Now safely ensconced as the third wheel to co-anchors Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb on NBC-TV’s The Today Show, there was a time when Al...
