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The Family Times Magazine Summer Camp guide is out! This is an excellent resource for Syracuse area day and overnight ca...
12/04/2024

The Family Times Magazine Summer Camp guide is out! This is an excellent resource for Syracuse area day and overnight camps for children of all ages.

01/02/2024

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03/05/2023
01/05/2023

CREEKWALK CLOSURES Due to flooding, the Creekwalk will be temporarily closed from Wallace Steeet to Franklin Square. We apologize for the inconvenience.
📸: Steph Minarik

25/04/2023

CNY's source for provocative journalism, progressive thinking and edgy arts & cultural coverage.

We may not be publishing SNT, but don't forget we still put out Family Times Magazine each month! The April issue featu...
20/04/2023

We may not be publishing SNT, but don't forget we still put out Family Times Magazine each month! The April issue features our local camp guide. Check it out.

Rest in peace, Walt. The Syracuse New Times would not have been what it was without your hard work and dedication to loc...
12/05/2022

Rest in peace, Walt. The Syracuse New Times would not have been what it was without your hard work and dedication to local journalism.

In Memoriam: Walter Shepperd — With great sadness, we share news of the passing of activist, poet, journalist, and Media Unit Executive Director Walt Shepperd due to complications related to a stroke at 4:19 p.m. today. His daughter, Lorca, was at his side during his final hours. She gave permission to share the news with former Unit members and community. The family is still making funeral arrangements; we will share information as it's made available.

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27/02/2020

Support Scouting in CNY

Scout Shop: (315) 455-6540Scout Shop HoursEFFECTIVE FEB 1, 2020M-F 10:00am - 6:00pmClosed 1:30pm-2:00pmSat 10:00am - 2:00pm

21/10/2019
Alt Weeklies throughout the country are facing many obstacles in 2019. Here's the latest:
06/10/2019

Alt Weeklies throughout the country are facing many obstacles in 2019. Here's the latest:

Feature  ‘Don’t Lose Local News’ Campaign Urges Kroger to Keep Weekly Papers in Stores Sean Wood with Bob Andelman  September 23, 2019 Follow Local, independent journalism will get kicked to the curb in more than 20 markets later this month as the Kroger Co. removes free publications from a...

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#ICYMI: Local Native American activist Oren Lyons ~ Faithkeeper was honored at a tribute gala at the Marriott Syracuse Downtown hotel in May. See more photos: https://bit.ly/2WnSAb9

When you're not dodging Central New York, thunderstorms, head down to Watkins Glen State Park, NY / Visit Watkins Glen and Schuyler County for a hike. More photos on our website: https://bit.ly/2Ely4l0

Rep a true piece of Syracuse history and support local journalism with our line of sweatshirts, T-shirts, beanies and more in honor of our 50th anniversary!

Take a trip down memory lane with some highlights from the historical Syracuse music scene! See the full photo gallery on our website: https://bit.ly/2UsiUzQ

Subscribe today and #ChooseSNT
Subscribe today and #ChooseSNT

The Syracuse New Times provides hyper-local content giving the little guys who make Syracuse an amazing city a platform to shine and prosper. As we move to subscription-based publishing, priced at only $1/week, we're asking you to #chooseSNT to support small businesses, budding artists, upcoming theater stars and local journalism. Head to my.syracusenewtimes.com to learn more.

Photographer Michael Davis was in Seneca Falls this past weekend, shooting photos of the third annual Women's March. Watch the slideshow below and see a full gallery on our website: https://bit.ly/2sIYqaE

We’re getting political this week with matching candidate Q&As. See how they answered, and get to the polls next month! Plus: - Syracuse Snarl 2018 - Mythological Monsters & Creepy Creatures comes to town tomorrow! - A review of "Possessing Harriet," Syracuse Stage's play premiere surrounding a historical story of an escaped slave in CNY - "Spooky" band Strange to Look At debuts their EP And more! Pick up your copy free on stands today.

A peek at the main attraction at today’s Family Times: The Parenting Guide of Central New York Kids Expo. Thank you to everyone who came, and a big shout out to all of the participating vendors! We hope you had blast — see you again next year!

A short snippet of the Le Moyne Elementary Drum Performance At Family Times: The Parenting Guide of Central New York Kids Expo happening now at the The Great New York State Fair.

#MarchforourLives in downtown Syracuse happening now.

Ultimate Date Night - Runners up
Ultimate Date Night - Runners up

The Ultimate Date Night contest begins tomorrow but first, we have something up our sleeve! We will treat our runners-up tor their own Valentine's Day night! Dinner will be served at The Chop House on Waring and then our couple will escape for the night at the Crowne Plaza Syracuse! Pickup your issue of the New Times tomorrow to see who made the top 10!

Ultimate Date Night 2018
Ultimate Date Night 2018

Our Ultimate Date Night contest is now closed! Boy, were there a lot of submissions -- 112 to be exact. Love indeed makes the world go around. ❤️ Make sure to pick up your copy of Syracuse New Times next Wednesday to see the Top 10! Also, if you are looking for gift ideas or date night venues, the Feb. 7 issue of SNT features our Valentine’s Day gift guide and Local Cravings - Valentine’s Day edition. Thank you to all for participating in this feel-good event, and a special thank you to all of our sponsors who gave so many great prizes! 1060 Restaurant At The Genesee Grande Hotel Armory Massage Therapy Cazenovia Jewelry by Ralph Monforte Dudley's Desserts Greenwood Winery and Bistro Jefferson Clinton Hotel Phoebe's Restaurant & Coffee Lounge Pure Westcott Florist The Chop House on Waring Crowne Plaza Syracuse 5 Wits Amazing Mirror Maze - Syracuse All Star Alley & Tavern Margaritaville Syracuse RPM Raceway 🎶: Greg Minix

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Bringing local love to CNY, always.

The Syracuse New Times came from humble beginnings inside the apartment of a college student in the late 1960s. On Feb. 4, 1969, our first issue was published by 21-year-old Syracuse University senior Ken Simon in his apartment at 200 Euclid Ave. Simon admitted in a 2009 interview with the Syracuse New Times that he had no real plan for how it was going to work and an initial budget of only $50 for business cards.

Simon said there were a few times during his 11 years leading the publication when he worried his project would not make it. Yet with a passionate staff, loyalty from the community and a scrappy “do or die” attitude, the Syracuse New Times lived on. Celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2019, the paper is the second-oldest alternative weekly newspaper in the United States.

The Syracuse New Times is now an award-winning publication, running more than 50 issues per year on top of special seasonal editions and several supplemental guides. We serve a five-county area in Central New York and pride ourselves on being locally owned and operated, with our current office on Syracuse’s West Side.

Every week, we serve up snappy content on arts, entertainment, dining, community events and more, making us the go-to place to decide what to do with your disposable time and income. We are dedicated to our readers and to the Salt City, striving to create reliable content that both exemplifies the best of our area and keeps those in power in check.