The line up for the 35th Annual Syracuse Jazz Fest was released during a press conference this afternoon at M&T Bank. At the podium Jazz Fest producer Frank Malfitano readies for media questions.
Thirty-five is halfway between 20 and 50, so the line-up for the 2017 Syracuse Jazz Festival includes some old school and some new school. The line up includes the following:
Tonight SAS guard Lyric Jackson netted 12 points and pulled down 11 rebounds in the Atoms’ 60-48 win over Waterville. She also had 5 steals.
Shovel to Shoot: Barry Park
Just Off the Runway: Ma’Dears Total-Image showed that with the right styling, everyday can be a good hair day. The team is pictured at the The Blowout 2017 (Hair Show) held in the Landmark Theater.
Blowout 2017 (Free Form) Fantasy Hair Show: Landmark Theater.
Liam Kirst (center) of the Land Bank talked about a new mural program that will be applied to abandoned and dilapidated homes in the city. He was a guest, along with his father and Logan Reidsma, at the F.O.C.U.S. Forum on Friday morning.
The Sumner Hunt Building is an example of Second Empire Style architecture. Southside TNT and Syracuse Model Neighborhood Facility, Inc. held an open house at the newly rehabbed space on Friday.
Winter Retreat
SAS shooting guard Symir Torrence put Section III on notice as he went for 30 (9 above his season average) in the Atoms first playoff game against Oswego last night.
Torrence is a reason to keep an eye on the Atoms. He nearly amassed a triple-double (he had only 7 assists) during Friday’s 81-66 win. Up next for SAS is Indian River on Tuesday.