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Locals, students give mental health testimonies for Suicide Prevention Month
Get the latest Syracuse news delivered right to your inbox. Subscribe to our newsletter here. Growing up, Syracuse Common Councilor Marino Nave’s mental health was shaped by the idea that there was something “wrong” with him. Not knowing he had Tourette syndrome until…

Sean Kirst: For three more months, at St. Lucy’s, cherishing ‘Father Jim’s Way’
A community surprise was unveiled last Thursday for a legendary priest, renowned for his outreach, who is set to retire on Jan. 1.

‘All Are Welcome:’ All Saints Church rallies to remain a ‘safe space’ for LGBTQ+ Catholics
The parish, which ministers to the LGBTQ+ community, opposes the Syracuse Diocese opening a chapter of Courage International.

Sean Kirst: At birth, the doctors said Dave Murray might not live to be 5. A double lung transplant later, he just turned 70.
Born with cystic fibrosis, time and struggle taught Murray one especially vital key to daily life: Listening.

Syracuse Public Library – Join The Community Dinner Conversation
This summer, Syracuse Public Library received a grant from the American Conversation Project, a national nonpartisan initiative working to rebuild the civic muscle of listening, bringing communities together in conversation to find common ground.

Sean Kirst: To honor a wife lost on Sept. 11, a guy who never forgets understands how the simplest moments mean everything
Twenty-five years later, Mark Morabito sees the greatest lesson in his life, amid vast grief, as following through on quiet things that matter most.

Sean Kirst: At McChesney Park, a court named for Dennis Bardenett, a coach who ‘always sees the gold’
A packed house honors a Syracuse coach and educator whose warm nature and support have lifted up thousands of city children.

Fulton Lions Induct Fitzgerald, Install New Officers At June Meeting

CNY District President visits Fulton Noon Rotary Club

Dr. Ben Fruce visits Fulton Noon Rotary
