Syracuse Northeast Community Center
It's not just fun and games at the Northeast Community Center, which works with area residents to provide programs addressing the changing needs and interests of the North/Northeast neighborhoods. To learn about the programs at the community center check out the website at:snccsyr.org
Northside News
St. Joseph's Celebrates Open House for New Postpartum Rooms
Written by St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center   
Thursday, July 29, 2010
St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center celebrated a ribbon-cutting and open house for its new postpartum maternity unit, which is the first in Syracuse to have all private rooms.  The event was held July 28, and also included tours of the newly renovated unit.

“We continue to hear from new mothers and their families that they want private rooms,” said Gael Gilbert, RN, director of maternal child services for St. Joseph’s. “We are so pleased with our new unit and hope that our patients will be happy, as well.”
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City Hall Parks Here [at Schiller Park]
Written by Clare Rauch   
Friday, July 23, 2010
Mayor Stephanie A. Miner will host “City Hall Parks Here,” a series of neighborhood “office” hours throughout the City and featuring Syracuse’s parks, beginning July 29th at Onondaga Park and coming to Schiller Park on August 5th. Mayor Miner will update residents on what the City has been doing in their neighborhoods and be available to speak with residents one-on-one. City representatives from the Police Department, the Department of Neighborhood and Business Development, Code Enforcement and the Department of Public Works will be available to take questions from and address the concerns of City residents.

Additionally, Home HeadQuarters and Say Yes to Education will have information tables and personnel available to answer questions about the programs and services they provide.

Interested residents should bring lawn chairs or blankets. For more information on City Parks Here check out the city website by clicking here.
 
Take a Seat!
Written by Clare Rauch   
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Well, not literally, but perhaps you've noticed the freshly stained benches being installed in the Freedom Garden, constructed last year at the corners of Lodi and Townsend Streets? The Green Train students, a hands-on construction and weatherization neighborhood workforce development program, have been hard at work finishing up the staining begun by the Freedom Garden Planning Committee and also installing the benches in the concrete. So stop by and take in some shade under a friendly tree, or just take a quick rest before finishing your errands, whatever your inclination you should definitely check out the great work Green Train and the Freedom Garden Planning Committee have done to create an inviting gathering place for the neighborhood.
 
Stylishly Designed Animals and Intrigue at Craft Chemistry
Written by Clare Rauch   
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
On Thursday night look out for stylish animals walking into to Craft Chemistry (C2) and setting up residence for the next several weeks. That is the original works of designer Tara Hogan from Ink+Wit entitled Animaux: a receptive dialog with animals, will be featured from July 22 through August 14. The opening reception is this Thursday from 7:30 – 9:30pm and is sure to be a wildly refined time. So come check out the fantastically imaginative and exquisitely designed work of C2's July featured artist of the month, rumor has it Tara Hogan is setting up an installation (in true C2 featured artist fashion), but don't take our word for it, check out the teaser photos on C2's website by clicking here.

For more information on the show and opening check out the rest of Craft Chemistry's website by clicking here.
 
Plans Saturday Night? The Northside Does! Come Join the Fun
Written by Clare Rauch   
Friday, July 16, 2010
This Saturday night there is no shortage of music and art to take in or organizations to support.

From 7-10 PM, Craft Chemistry (on North Salina Street, next to Biscotti's) will feature a closing party of the current show "Detour," showcasing more work from the two featured artists Dan Mabie and James Boettger. Get in there and get your hands on some original pieces of art, you won't be sorry you did. Owner Briana Kohlbrenner suggests grabbing a bite to eat at one of any number of excellent restaurants on the Northside before the party begins.
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