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8th annual parks photo contest returns in Onondaga County (opens the original)
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Local residents who enjoy taking in the fall foliage and snapping photos can share them in the 8th Annual Parks Photo Contest. Some of the most popular destinations to enjoy fall scenery are Beaver Lake Nature Center, Highland Forest, Oneida Shores, Onondaga Lake Park, and Syracuse parks. Photos must be taken in October. Categories include Best Fall Activity, Best Landscape, Best Portrait and Most Artistic. The parks photo contest is open to all ages and must be submitted by 4 p.m. November 2nd.
State Fair reveals most popular agriculture drinks and eats in 2026 (opens the original)
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The State Fair reported its tally on the most popular agriculture drinks and eats in 2026. The milk bartenders served nearly 280,000 25 cent glasses of milk to fairgoers, who selected chocolate 78% of the time. That added up to about 180 gallons poured at the milk bar every hour. Fairgoers ordered nearly 51,000 baked potatoes topped off most of the time with sour cream and butter for a dollar. On the sweeter side of the fair aisles, visitors bought nearly 21,000 gallons of maple syrup. “For 185
23rd Syracuse International Film Fest weekend arrives (opens the original)
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The 23rd Syracuse International Film Festival begins this afternoon in Cazenovia. It’s the second year in a row the event has branched out outside of Syracuse to show films at the Catherine Cummings Theatre. Executive director and President Michelle DiBernardo said a new category this year is Sports Documentaries. “And we have a baseball film “Full Count” which involves three different colleges throughout New York State. And “Jab” which is a short film with boxing… featuring some locals and then
Cicero Swamp art exhibit opens at ArtRage Gallery (opens the original)
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Cicero Swamp is often overlooked as a place of beauty… but, one local artist turned her illustrations about the swamp into an art exhibit. Katie Mulligan grew up ten miles away and felt the negative connotations about mosquitoes and the chemicals used to kill them off. However, the more time she spent there over the summer, she said her perceptions about Cicero Swamp changed. “Not incorrect but, maybe I just had never thought of wetlands and swamps in a sort of deeper way. So, I‘d like to think
New York State of Cider campaign launches to bolster fall tourism (opens the original)
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New York’s apple producing industry is the second largest in the country, adding $1.8 billion dollars a year to the state's economy.Governor Kathy Hochul is marking the start of fall with a new apple-themed campaign. It's called "New York State of Cider." The goal is to showcase the state's orchards, restaurants, and culinary partnerships. “Our world-class apple growers, innovative cider makers, and vibrant rural communities have made New York a leader in hard cider production,” said Gov. Kathy
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