Posts Tagged ‘2012’
Friday, July 20th, 2012
Dr. Cynthia Morrow, Alexander Garrard and Dr. Daniel Olsson field a question from the audience on the origin of Bath Salts.
Healthcare professionals including Dr. Cynthia Morrow, Pharmacist Alexander Garrard and Dr. Daniel Olsson and Brad Finn educated hundreds of law enforcement professionals, educators and healthcare workers on the signs of a type of synthetic drug called Bath Salts during a forum this morning at SUNY OCC.
Bath Salts
Crouse Hospital’s Otto Feliu tells the panel and the crowd about chemical dependency treatment options.
Tags:2012, Alexander Garrard, Bath Salts, Dr. Daniel Olsson, Drugs, Health, including Ononondaga County Health Commissioner Dr. Cynthia Morrow, Medical professionals, Plant Food, SUNY OCC
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Thursday, July 19th, 2012
Word Thursday: The Treehouse (601 Tully)
Here are some photographs from the Word Thursday event at the Treehouse (601 Tully) featuring the art of Maars. The event also featured spoken word with poets such as Michael Burkard.
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Robert Mengert, spoken word introduction
Maars discusses his artistic sensibilities
Michael Burkard, poet
A young fan enjoys being part of live art
Maars shares his art with the Rothwell family (Issac, Karaline and Quincy).
Tags:2012, 601 Tully, Art, Connective Corridor, Issac Rothwell, Maars, Michael Burkard, Robert Mengert, SALT District, Spoken Word, Syracuse Near Westside Initiative, Th3, Treehouse, Tully Art Gallery, WAC, Westside Arts Council
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Tuesday, July 17th, 2012
Today in Syracuse the temperature reached triple digits. It was hotter here than in Miami, FL. Many of the city’s park pools (such as Thornden Park above) reached capacity as residents fought the heat.
Tags:2012, Pool, summer, Thornden Park, Weather
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Sunday, July 15th, 2012
Vocalist Catherine Gale poses for a photo taken by her son at the Candle Light Concert in Armory Square last weekend.
The Central New York Jazz Orchestra played a Candle Light Concert in Armory Square last weekend that featured several artist from the Ithaca area including Catherine Gale,Mike Titlebaum (Ithaca College) and Paul Merrill (Cornell University).
Catherine Gale performed several original compositions arranged by her husband Mike Titlebaum, who is also a professor at Ithaca College.
Composer, arranger, musician Mike Titlebaum was a featured artist at the Candle Light Concert.
Paul Merrill plays a solo on stage with the CNY Jazz Orchestra.
Tags:2012, Armory Square, Catherine Gale, CNYJAF, Cornell University, Ithaca College, Jazz, Mike Titlebaum, Music, Paul Merrill
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Sunday, July 15th, 2012
Artist Emily Bender participated in the Art People Open Air Show in the S.A.L.T. District last weekend. She is pictured here with her ribbon/paint creation she calls "Bigger Fish to Fry."
Tags:2012, Art, Emily Bender, SALT District
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Tuesday, July 3rd, 2012
Tom Coulter, boxing trainer, corner man
Read today’s column by Bud Poliquin about Syracuse boxing legend Tom Coulter, who is headed to Europe to prep fighters for the London Olympics.
Tags:2012, Boxing, London, Olympics, Sports, Tom Coulter
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Tuesday, July 3rd, 2012
Connective Corridor (University Avenue 2.0) looking north
The Connective Corridor project continues toward completion as one of the main arteries, University Avenue, was opened to two-way traffic today.
Connective Corridor (University Avenue 2.0) looking south
Tags:2012, architecture, Connective Corridor, Copper Beech Commons, East Genesee Street, Forman Park, Genesee Grande, Midtown, Neighborhood in Transition, Parkview Hotel, Syracuse University, University Avenue 2.0
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Tuesday, July 3rd, 2012
Art Space: 601 Tully
Tags:2012, architecture, Art, Connective Corridor, SALT District, Syracuse Architectural Digest, Syracuse Near Westside Initiative, Treehouse
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