A Weekly Coffee Break
The Louisville-Syracuse men’s basketball game was the topic of the conversation at the Dunkin’ Donuts on the South Side during this March 6 discussion between Bob Eudell and Don O’Leary, two regulars of the coffee shop.
- Carmelo Anthony, Jim Boeheim Make Appearance in South Side
- Lessons from Juneteenth
- Series to Assist Teenage, Single Mothers
- South Side Poll Workers Full of Enthusiasm
- Army Announcement
- Duane Branch: Hey Cuz, Love you much, and will continue...
- Kevin Hamberger: Good Stuff.........I am looking forward to the new...
- Cancer Poetry: I thought this was going to be another long boring...
- Maisa: Marcelle, I know the daycare provider who didn't ...
- Paydaymister: author's note seemed to me very helpful and change...
- Green Infrastructure Discussed by Partnership for Onondaga Creek
- Blueprints of New Supermarket Revealed
- Unsung Hero Award Winner Promotes Dance
- Mentors of Manhood Help Youth Catch Dreams
- Many Residents, Mayor-elect Attend annual South Side Tree Lighting
- The Doo Wop Era
- Hope is Supermarket will Revitalize South Side
- Big Turnout for Youth Fair
- Youth Get Spotlight Saturday
- South Side Poll Workers Full of Enthusiasm
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Hometown News
Green Infrastructure Discussed by Partnership for Onondaga Creek
A county environmental specialist explained the science behind green infrastructure Tuesday night, March 2, to a crowd of South Side businesspeople and environmentalists, just hours after Onondaga County Executive Joanie Mahoney unveiled a $3 million Green Improvement Fund.
BJ Adigun, administrative director of green technology for the Onondaga County Department of Water Environment Protection, spent 80 minutes speaking and answering questions from two dozen people gathered at Brady Faith Center on South Avenue. He explained why green roofs, porous pavement and rain gardens are important, how they work and where organizations can apply for funding.
