
National Grid/Niagara Mohawk Building from Erie Boulevard West
National Grid/Niagara Mohawk Building from Erie Boulevard West
Dancing Stars
Joanne Bakeman, vocalist
Here’s the first part of our conversation with local entrepreneur and artist Michael Heagerty. Heagerty founded a non-traditional tour/hospitality business called NoExcuses(SYR).
New signs (designed by Syracuse students) now dot the Connective Corridor Bus Route.
Dr. Luvenia Cowart, educator and health care advocate
Dr. Luvenia Cowart will be one of five individuals to be awarded with the Chancellor’s Citation for Excellence next month. Cowart’s work to examine health care disparities in Syracuse has won her awards such as the US Department of Health and Human Services in 2009.
Cowart’s Genesis Project included a Barbershop Education Program that provided supplemental literature and screenings to men who did not frequent traditional healthcare venues.
Georgia Businessmen John Walker (left) and Jason Geter came to Syracuse to participate in the Syracuse City School District’s Black History Program. They are pictured here with organizer and Syracuse Special Education teacher Karen Blue.
Mike Willis and the Called
BCCE: Voices lifted to sing
Dr. Ricky Dillard, accompanied by the Syracuse Community Workshop Choir (photo by Nahari)
NYC’s Sheree Williams
Byron Canada, director BCCE
Street Evangelist
Merchant Entrance: Marshall Street
Diane Jones, ed composer
Radio announcer Diane Jones brings clarity to the issue of what it’s like to be a “woman composer.” She is pictured here performing with the group Samba Laranja (at CFAC)