Chante’ Moore on stage with J. Black at Juneteenth
We are not sure if the NBA Finals are rigged, as many are saying, but if last night’s show at Juneteenth was any indication, there is a possibility that we can all (fans of each team) just get along. With a grain of irony, Bay-area native Chante’ Moore just happened to choose J. Black (who was wearing a Lebron jersey and Cavs cap), to join her on stage for a personal performance.
Hair Creatique Team
Radio exec Kenny Dees (left) and media personality George Kilpatrick took time to catch up near the main stage at Clinton Square earlier today. Kilpatrick helped organize the modern Juneteenth Celebration in Syracuse (back when it was held on South Avenue).
Chante’ Moore and her multi-octave voice took center stage in Clinton Square tonight during the Syracuse Juneteenth Festival.
Security in style
National Grid building in Kente color
When it comes to everyone being in shape, Syracuse means business. Former SU Dean Melvin Stith participated in the Zumba class in Clinton Square earlier this week.
Lacy’s Lunchbox, Green Street.
Saturday the Hawley-Green section of the city will hold house tours for several properties. The neighborhood, which was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979, offers a suburban feel near downtown Syracuse.
Flag Raising at the Flag Raising