A timely conversation on bail reform will begin at 6 p.m. Thursday, March 5, at the Community Folk Art Center, 805 E. Genesee St. This free event will feature a panel and roundtable discussions. Refreshments will be served; reception begins prior to discussion at 5:30. Paid parking is available.
Syracuse’s only community newspaper to cover the city’s South Side, will celebrate 10 years in print on March 8. To mark this milestone, a selection of images from The 10th Annual South Side Photo Walk held July 2019 along with a collection of 10 images from the past decade will be on display at The Link Gallery.
The gallery show, THE STAND :: 10 Years in Print, may be viewed during the month of March and coincides with The Stand’s March Anniversary print issue. The exhibit will be up from March 1 through March 31 at The Link Gallery. Gallery hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. A free, public reception for the show will be held.
Staff from the Syracuse Chapter of Easterseals NY will be on hand to assist veterans in obtaining free services for those who are disabled, homeless or at risk of losing housing and facing other barriers to employment. Open to all veterans. Meets in Level 1.
Learn the skills that can help you get a job in the manufacturing field. A certified instructor will teach soldering skills as well as important safety information for the manufacturing workplace. Attendees will also learn techniques for crafting one's resume and interviewing that will make employers more likely to hire. Participants who complete all four sessions will have the opportunity to interview for employment with a local manufacturer. Registration is required. Classes are limited to 10. To register, call (315) 435-1835. Sessions open to adults. Meet in MakerSpace, Level 1.
Youth can make a toy car with the library's STEAM car kit. Open to ages 5 to 12. Meets in KidSpace, Level 2.
An OCC representative will be on hand to answer questions about applying to college, financial aid, degree programs and other questions related to attending college.
Struggling with medical or credit card debt? Need legal help but not sure where to turn? Come to Mundy Branch for its new collaboration with the Volunteer Lawyers Project.
The 2019-20 season will continue at 8 a.m. each Thursday in March in a new location, Room 016 in the Nancy Cantor Warehouse. The room is directly off of the Fayette Street entrance or a short walk down the stairs or elevator ride from the Washington Street entrance. March 12 will welcome Dr. Indu Gupta, commissioner of health at the Onondaga County Health Department and Dr. Karen Nardella, medical director, Syracuse University Health Services, will speak about infectious disease and the importance of their work and collaborations.
Need help with your legal problems? Volunteer lawyers will answer your questions on a first-come, first-served basis. Please arrive early and sign in as space is limited. Meets in CNY Meeting Room, Level 3.
Health educator Mallory will distribute information, answer questions and be available to talk to teens one-on-on. If appropriate, referrals will be made to partner agencies for additional service needs. Meets in TeenSpace, Level 1.
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