Our November cover features family members of gunshot victim Antonio Gullotto who came together to honor the memory of Gullotto during iApologize’s first Park & John Street Memorial Cookout organized by Rashawn Sullivan. The iApologize Foundation is working with the families of victims of gun violence to turn the site of past tragedies into a community garden for all to …

Nominated by Tedd Perry Q: What did it feel like when you became a father? A. When I became a father to my first child, Janna, and she was a girl, I felt on top of the world. Her mother got mad because I left the hospital and went outside to call everyone in the world to announce my baby …

How Rashawn Sullivan plans to turn a place of grief into a memorial garden

First Black graduate of S.U. College of Law has achievements posthumously recognized

Eight honored for preservation efforts in Central New York

Candidates for Onondaga District Attorney shared thoughts on bail reform, racial disparities and police accountability with community members Oct. 10 at the newly opened Freedom Commons. Republican incumbent William Fitzpatrick is seeking his eighth term as District Attorney, allowing him to serve 32 years in office. This is the first time he is running opposed since 2007. The election will …

How We Rise Above the Streets has grown in service

Interview with Howie Hawkins Howie Hawkins believes the planet could be beyond saving within the next 12 years. But there is hope, and he has a plan: cut carbon. Hawkins is proud to claim the title, “first presidential candidate in the country to campaign on the Green New Deal,” which has been the Green Party’s signature program for over a …

Halloween is all about fun and fantasy, and you’ll find all of that in these special events WHAT: Zoo BooWHEN: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays, Oct. 19, 20, 26 and 27WHERE: Rosamond Gifford Zoo, Burnet Park One Conservation PlaceDETAILS: Enjoy Halloween fun in the daytime sun at a Halloween party at the zoo. Come in costume and …

Help Me Grow is a new resource for parents Children develop at their own pace, but developmental milestones give a general idea of what changes to expect, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Children reach milestones in how they play, learn, speak, behave and move. Development can be tracked as early as two months of age by …