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Will NY businesses still require masks for vaccinated people? (Good Morning CNY for May 19) Updated 6:32 AM; Weather Photo of the Day Mia Grimmage poses for a portrait after receiving her second dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination. "I'm so happy, I couldn't sleep last night. I was so excited about today." ‘I GOT THE VACCINE’: Central New Yorkers shared their excitement after getting the Covid-19 vaccine. For Mia Grimmage (pictured), only her happiness was contagious at the NYS Fair’s Expo Center. (Grace Carrigan photo) Coronavirus Update CMAC requires all concertgoers to be vaccina...

Dino Safari, Onondaga Lake bird walk, racing at Fulton Speedway: 17 things to do in CNY Updated May 12, 2021; With weather forecasts promising a long overdue warm up, Central New Yorkers should be able to get outside and enjoy some fun, spring activities this weekend. You can learn about Onondaga Lake bird species on a bird walk, visit a pop-up food truck event at the Inner Harbor, participate in the monthly Folksmarch at Breitbeck Park, and take in some exciting auto racing and demolition derbies at Fulton Speedway. The Fairgrounds will be having a Dino Safari dinosaur drive-thru show and t...

1921: ‘Hands off Thornden!’ Syracuse rallies to preserve its city park from building project Posted May 09, 2021 The interior of the amphitheater at Thornden Park in Syracuse. The park is the second largest in the city built around 1921 after a purchase from a wealthy land owner. The park has Swimming pool (50 m), One multi-purpose field,five tennis courts,three basketball courts a playground a fitness trail the E.M. Mills Memorial Rose Garden an outdoor amphitheatre, and a Lily pond. Dennis Nett | dnett@syracuse.com Facebook Share On Dec. 13, 1921, the city of Syracuse officially purc...

There is a variety of things to do this weekend in Central New York

Where to see cherry blossoms, fields of tulips and other spring flowers in Upstate New York Updated Apr 13, 2021; As Upstate New York wakes from its winter slumber, we look towards the spring blossoms that burst across fields and countrysides. Though the coronavirus pandemic marches on in 2021, causing some park changes and postponements to official springtime events, there are still many chances to get out and see the colors of the seasonal flowers. Here are festivals and parks to visit in the coming weeks to see Upstate New York in full bloom: Buffalo Cherry Blossom Festival Buffalo’s Ja...