There were a number of solid reasons to move the Centro hub. The corner of South Salina and East Fayette was getting congested. Doughnut shops, law firms and other businesses found their entrances blocked by the crowds waiting for the bus.

DeafGeoff (Geoff Herbert) tweeting his lip-reads of Jim Boeheim’s courtside utterings is priceless. Herbert’s piece Feb. 8 “#Lipreading Jim Boeheim...

 The headline on the front page of The Post-Standard Jan. 20 read, “Syracuse Media Group unveils downtown location for region’s newest media company.”

Just when you think politics couldn’t get any sillier, it does just that. A few weeks back, in an offhand comment during an interview with The New Republic, President Obama mentioned that h

Ginny Frey is not ashamed to call herself an addict. The 76-year-old DeWitt resident is addicted to newspapers. Like a lot of active seniors, Frey, who...

Khalid Bey is worried about the shrinking profile of the Syracuse newspapers, which he thinks will result in much less information getting to his community. Bey, the 4th District common councilo

Four years ago Vince Sgambati, a retired teacher with the Syracuse City School District, went with his family to Sparky Town, a delightful and LGBT-friendly Burnet Avenue eatery, to watch Barack O

Syracuse University Law School’s most prominent alum, Vice President Joe Biden, is about the only politician to have emerged from the silliness generally referred to...

Gun control legislation will not put an end to gun violence. The flu shot will not protect me from a heart attack. But I got a flu shot anyway. I know full well that I may still die from a heart

It could have been just another story of a large inner-city church closing down. The congregation aged, the endowment shrunk, the heating bills became unbearable. It’s a sad tale we’ve...