Local Faces
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487How to Show Up: A local photographer captures once-in-a-lifetime images for parents
Jennifer Phillips is an unusual photographer. She started a business that grew out of a hobby of taking pictures. That’s not such...
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214A Walk in the Woods: Beaver Lake Nature Center’s director wants visitors to head for the trees
Beaver Lake Nature Center, located in Baldwinsville, features nine miles of trails and offers hundreds of programs in the wilderness surrounding its...
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1.0KFollow This Girl: Camillus teen Sera Bullis builds a career as a performer
Singer-songwriter Sera Bullis stepped into the Syracuse spotlight this year when her EP The Road to Marcellus won Best Pop in the...
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499Cat People: A Liverpool animal rescue helps felines find the right humans
One cat. That’s how KittyCorner, a no-kill, volunteer-run cat rescue located in the village of Liverpool started out. Linda Young, along with...
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173The Family Business: 2 generations of teachers discuss changes to the job
Amy Hysick is a 2017 NYS Teacher of the Year award-winner. Her parents have 68 years of teaching experience. We take a...
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97Life with Everett: Family Times contest winners talk about being parents
Entering the Fitzgeralds’ cozy Syracuse home and seeing the energetic, smiling baby who lives there, it’s difficult to imagine the chaos that...
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155Banding Together: Local band Posted juggles success, growing pains
When the members of the Marcellus-based band Posted took the stage at the Jewish Community Center of Syracuse on Jan. 14 to...
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26A Champion for Change: Principal at Dr. Weeks Elementary is ‘all in’
When Carin Reeve-Larham accepted the job as principal at Dr. Weeks Elementary School in Syracuse, it wasn’t just a challenging career move....
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3Digital-Age Grandparents: Senior citizens adopt high-tech methods of staying in touch
Clara Gonzalez has lived most of her 88 years more than 2,600 miles away from her hometown in Bogota, Colombia. She still...
