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Internationally renowned artist and Syracuse University Artist-in-Residence Carrie Mae Weems received the National Medal of Arts at a White House ceremony.
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Instead of Clinton Square, headliners will perform in the Landmark Theatre. There will also be a stage in the mezzanine lounge.
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Community members and elected officials raised a red, black, and green flag to mark the beginning of festivities.
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The Columbus Monument Corp. could re-file their lawsuit on a technicality.
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The concert series begins June 13 in Leavenworth Park and wraps up August 15th in Thornden Park.
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The project will improve accessibility to the Cayuga Museum of History and Art and the neighboring Schweinfurth Art Center.
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There's the usual food, music, and vendors in Clinton Square. But the festivities will also include a Miss Juneteenth Pageant, a parade, baseball game, and other events.
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"Suit Up!" and "Look What We Got" have something for visitors of nearly all ages and interests.
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Debbie Urbanski says she wanted to write a book on a "realistic apocalypse" that makes readers uncomfortable.
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Despite the changing media landscape, the for-profit company continues its coverage of a growing Hispanic community from Rochester to Albany, and Watertown to Binghamton.
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Orchestral works performed at the Redhouse Arts Center spanned Asian genres, composers, and countries, though most of the music was Chinese.