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On OCC campus, the first day of the Micron Chip Camp gave kids middle schoolers some hands-on learning about math, technology and science.
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The Syracuse PAL Program hosted by the SPD will open its spring registration for boys and girls sports on Saturday, running applications through the Syracuse City School District.
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Dr. King Elementary School students toured SUNY ESF and learned about urban environments and local higher education opportunities
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The community center on the South Side won one of Lowe's 100 Hometown grants and received matching funds from the Jim and Juli Boeheim Foundation to do a total renovation.
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Syracuse’s Mary Nelson Youth Center will be getting a makeover as one of 100 winners of Lowe’s 100 Hometown grants. The 100 Hometowns initiative by Lowe's received over 2,200 entries from people and organizations across the countries.
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Programs aimed at Syracuse youth were among the first to be approved Monday using a portion of $123 million in federal pandemic relief funds. Common councilors agreed to spend a total of $1.3 million dollars to fund the Summer Youth Fellows program through 2023.
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The violence that marred the Fourth of July holiday in Syracuse has drawn reactions from one of Syracuse’s mayoral candidates and the Public Advocate from New York City.
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Special summer program for 9th to 12th graders, AT&T Hand in Hand, teaches youth computer skills, design, 3-D printing, all while making a working hand for someone who lost or was born without one. Partners in Education and Business, CNY STEM and le Moyne College also partner on program. Deadline for applying is June 28.
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A long-time eyesore on South Salina Street in Syracuse could become a ‘lighthouse’ for the community and its youth. That’s what former Rescue Mission…
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It’s not often you hear of a State Senator Stepping into a boxing ring to duke it out with a boxing legend. Nonetheless, that’s precisely what one elected…