Growing up in Washington, D.C., with his religious grandmother Libba Cotten, a member of the Folk Music Hall of Fame, and the likes of Pete Seeger and Taj Mahal parading through the living room, Larry Ellis found himself faced with both a musical mandate and a search for a path of righteousness.

Ithaca’s Pyramid Sound Recording Studios, the facility that produced albums from prolific metal bands Anthrax and Overkill, might soon be the victim of a different kind of metal—that of the Clinton Street bridge, which sits right next to it.

Festival that will celebrate Haudenosaunee values and environmental stewardship

 Butternut Street’s Otisca Building, with some of its 19th-century-era Beaux Arts oval medallions (shown at above in its still-standing phase last January), bid farewell to Central N

Many local enthusiasts of the New York State Fair learned recently about the enormous contributions made to its success by former marketing director Joe LaGuardia. Sadly, they learned about La

For modern-day adventure seekers and technology enthusiasts, geocaching is an ideal sport.

The North Side’s Wegmans supermarket on Pond Street shuttered its doors for keeps on June 30 after a four-decade run, closing a month long media blitz from local news outlets

The Syracuse neighborhood that has forever accepted generation after generation of immigrants receives its due in a new photography exhibit at ArtRage Gallery. In Our View: A Community Perspective

Lady of the lake: The Barbara S. Wiles celebrates 75 years with special Skaneateles Lake cruises on Sunday, July 1. It was the early 1980s, explained Sarah Wiles...

On an already-crowded road race calendar, Fleet Feet Syracuse found an open Saturday for the newest 5-kilometer in town, playfully called Runapalooza...