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North Syracuse native reflects on her life in CNY after turning 100
11+ mon, 2+ week ago (88+ words) The North Syracuse native turned 100 years old on July 27 and her daughters, Carol and Betty, thought...North Syracuse native reflects on her life in CNY after turning 100 Nina Bowers Baxter does not understand...The North Syracuse native turned 100 years old…...
Art therapy at La Casita creates a ‘healing space’ for Latino community in Syracuse
11+ mon, 1+ week ago (1100+ words) A Cuban woman arrived in the late 1990s through the diversity immigrant visa program. After 27 years in the United States, Ana Arango started to paint memories of her transition from her homeland to Central New York. “I left Cuba crying, very…...
Opinion: The impact of removing LGBTQ+ literature
9+ mon, 5+ day ago (269+ words) She is currently a student at Syracuse University, where she is dual-majoring in political science and...
32 Zoos and Sanctuaries That Changed How the World Thinks About Wildlife
3+ week, 5+ day ago (1518+ words) By Jaycee Gudoy | Published 1 hour ago For much of history, zoos were places where animals existed for human amusement, kept in conditions that bore little resemblance to their native habitats. The fundamental idea—that an animal belonged behind glass or…...