De'Janee Ross
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez brings "Students vs. Billionaires" tour stop to Ithaca (opens the original)
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ITHACA, N.Y. — Congresswoman, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez brought her midterm campaign to Ithaca on Sunday, urging voters to become more involved in local and congressional elections as Democrats look to build on recent gains across Central New York. Ocasio-Cortez’s “Students vs. Billionaires” event at the Ithaca Downtown Conference Center was aimed primarily at Cornell University and Ithaca College students but was open to the public. The New York City Democrat has been traveling across Upstate Ne
Make-A-Wish surprises Central Square boy with Disney cruise at Apple Festival (opens the original)
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OSWEGO COUNTY, N.Y. — A Central Square boy battling leukemia had a special surprise waiting for him Saturday at the Central Square Apple Festival. Mikey was surrounded by his family when Make-A-Wish foundation revealed his wish: a Disney Cruise for him and his family. The surprise was part of the 41st annual Central Square Apple Festival, held September 26-27 at Brewerton Speedway. The two-day festival features food, vendors, entertainment, crafts and rides and is organized by the Hastings Lions
Empty Bowls fundraiser at Everson Museum aims to keep Syracuse food pantries stocked (opens the original)
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. — As changes to federal SNAP requirements put pressure on some New Yorkers’ food assistance, a Syracuse nonprofit is turning to a longtime community fundraiser to help keep local food pantries stocked. The Interreligious Food Consortium (IFC) held its annual Empty Bowls fundraiser Friday at the Everson Museum of Art. The event brings people together for soup and handmade bowls while raising money to support the organization’s food distribution efforts. The fundraiser comes as loca
Onondaga County considers pilot program to connect local farms with food pantries (opens the original)
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. — At the Syracuse Northeast Community Center, organizers said the pantry has seen an increase in clients over the past three months, including people who have never used a food pantry before. A family support assistant, Kristi Schoff, said fresh food can be especially important for people facing language and cultural barriers. “I have certain groups that prefer fresh to canned,” Schoff said. “When it comes to a language barrier with some of our clients, if you see a canned and it
Panchito’s Taqueria stays open as West Fayette Street construction disrupts access (opens the original)
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Months of road construction on West Fayette Street are making it difficult for customers and delivery drivers to reach Ponchito's Taqueria and have resulted in significant lost revenue. Restaurant owner, Frank Mignacca said the construction has dramatically changed business at the restaurant, which sits along West Fayette Street. Before construction began, Mignacca said the restaurant saw a steady stream of workers and other customers, particularly in the mornings. Now, he said,
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