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WCNY, Central New York’s public communications organization, in partnership with WSKG in Binghamton, NY, will host the Porchfest Screening & Block Party on Thursday, Sept. 17 from 5-8 p.m. at the State Theatre of Ithaca. The free community event begins at 5 p.m. with an outdoor block party on the 100 block of State Street, featuring live music, food trucks, and community fun...

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Last year, it was the County Executive on Check It Out…. and this week, we welcome Syracuse Mayor Sharon Owens to the show. Tom and guest host Yona Williams sit down with the Mayor to get a look at her past growing up in Geneva, NY. We talk libraries, some exciting programs that the city and the libraries have coming up and the importance of reading for kids. All that and more o...

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On this episode of Syracuse (On)Stage, Melissa Crespo talks with Jacqui Herter, who spent 29 years at Syracuse Stage as the Lead Audio Engineer and Resident Sound Designer.

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On this episode, we welcome a very special guest, Dave Kavney, NBT Bank’s President of Central New York, the Southern Tier, and Pennsylvania. NBT Bank is the presenting sponsor for this podcast, and the entire Talk CNY team is so grateful to them for all of their support of this series. On this episode, we discuss NBT Bank’s recent growth and how they’re playing an active role...

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Has life ever existed on Mars? Despite attempts this question remains unanswered. A new wave of Mars exploration is coming. What will it reveal? Also this month on Science Today, a possible treatment for stiff person syndrome and black holes provide new insight in the basic theories of physics.

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