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We explore the topic on the next Syracuse Speaks - Black History Month Edition Thursday at 2:00 pm. on WAER.
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The corner of E. Genesee and Pine Streets served as the center of the Underground Railroad in Syracuse, with Jermain Loguen serving as station master.
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Lisa Romano Moore is settling into her role at the helm of the county's oldest cultural organization.
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Plans are moving forward for Heritage Park in Syracuse to tell the stories of all the ethnic groups that contributed to the city's history and make-up. Officials say the park, encompassing what is now Columbus Circle and an adjacent parcel, will go forward with or without removal of the controversial Columbus Statue there. Community input sought to help plan the park and its features.
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A fund set up by CNY Arts to help arts agencies and individual artists stay afloat during the pandemic closures has reached a milestone. The COVID-19…
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A diverse group of nearly two dozen people will begin meeting later this month to make recommendations to Mayor Ben Walsh regarding the future of Columbus…
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The Onondaga Historical Association is heading to Pittsburgh this weekend in hopes of collecting an Emmy award for a short film about a long-standing NBA…
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It was called the trial of the century ... and in 1915 brought Teddy Roosevelt to a Syracuse courtroom. Now it’s the subject of the book Theodore…
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This week, the Onondaga Historical Association is capturing a bygone era in Downtown Syracuse with the opening of their newest exhibit, “Strolling Down…
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It's often been uttered that "the past should stay in the past". We're are set to disagree with that statement this week on The 315. The Onondaga…