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Common Council reaffirms commitment to housing crisis, public health, safety over winter break - Vimarsana News

Common Council reaffirms commitment to housing crisis, public health, safety over winter break

The Syracuse City Common Council held two meetings over winter break. They addressed the housing crisis, lead poisoning and gun violence.

The Syracuse Crawfish Fest returns this weekend, but it's take-out only - Vimarsana News

The Syracuse Crawfish Fest returns this weekend, but it's take-out only

The Syracuse Crawfish Fest returns this weekend, but it’s take-out only Updated 12:05 PM; Today 11:47 AM Cracking a crawfish open during the 2019 Syracuse Crawfish Festival in Clinton Square, Syracuse, NY, Saturday May 4, 2019. Scott Schild | sschild@syracuse. Facebook Share Syracuse, N.Y. — The annual Syracuse Crawfish Festival, a sure sign of spring in Central New York for most of the last 14 years, returns in a modified form Saturday at the Inner Harbor. Due to Covid-19 protocols, this year’s festival will be a “grab and go” event and will be combined with a food truck rodeo. ...

The Clydebank Blitz 80 years on: Heroism and horror - Vimarsana News

The Clydebank Blitz 80 years on: Heroism and horror

THE Luftwaffe bombers had long since returned to their Continental bases, their nights’ work done. On Clydeside, rescue squads were clawing without cease at the pulverised remains of houses, searching for survivors amidst scenes of surreal, unending horror. Busloads of people were already making their way to the area, looking for parents, relatives, lovers, fearful of what they might find. Among them was Mary A. Carson, the editor of the Women's Topic pages in this newspaper since 1931, whose nom de plume was Jean Kelvin. “We have walked along those devastated streets,” she subseq...