Read more about the article 100 Black Men  of Syracuse
Students take part in a program sponsored by 100 Black Men of Syracuse. The nonprofit organization offers STEM activities, SAT exam preparation classes, wellness walks, reading groups and outings — all to encourage students to consider higher education, such as college tours.

100 Black Men of Syracuse

Nonprofit emphasizes work with youth, preparing it for job market, better life By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Ali Rahman of Syracuse views poverty as a domino effect. Once it hits a…

Continue Reading100 Black Men of Syracuse
Read more about the article ‘Farmers Are All in Pain’
Ripe apples in orchard ready for harvesting. In New York state, apple growers harvest 29.5 million bushels of apples annually, making New York the second-largest apple-producing state in the U.S. Stock photo.

‘Farmers Are All in Pain’

‘In New York, we have incredibly high minimum wage and an unfair system,” says one local farmer By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The New York Farm Bureau announced its 2020 state…

Continue Reading‘Farmers Are All in Pain’
Read more about the article Goal Driven
Oswego Health’s leadership team: From left, Jeff Coakley, executive vice president and chief operating officer; surgeon Duane Tull, chief medical officer; Michael Harlovic, president and CEO; and physician Micheal Stephens, associate chief medical officer.

Goal Driven

Oswego Health continues to pave way for increased access to quality care By Lou Sorendo Oswego Health, a key economic driver in the region, is continually seeking ways in which…

Continue ReadingGoal Driven