Thomas Bardenett

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.

Clinton Square is the heart of Syracuse.

We are in a dark place at the start of 2026.

Did you know that Syracuse is the only place in the world that experiences winter?

Some people would be surprised to learn just how many malls the Syracuse area had at one point in time.

Pittsburgh, PA At the beginning of each new year many of us find ourselves making resolutions on how we’d like to change for the better.

The Market Commons at the CNY Regional Market.

Smaller apartment buildings can easily fit into neighborhoods with single family and multi-family homes.

The desert - a place we often associate with vast, seemingly empty space.

A common theme that we hear in recent years is that we are always connected but never truly connecting.

City sidewalks, busy sidewalks, dressed in holiday style In the air there's a feeling of Christmas Children laughing, people passing, meeting smile after smile And on every street corner you hear Silver bells, silver bells It's Christmas time in the city -

The Walk is a series of blog posts dedicated to documenting the current experience of walking between Downtown Syracuse and its surrounding neighborhoods.

The Walk is a series of blog posts dedicated to documenting the current experience of walking between Downtown Syracuse and its surrounding neighborhoods.

The Walk is a series of blog posts dedicated to documenting the current experience of walking between Downtown Syracuse and its surrounding neighborhoods.

The Arts and Crafts Festival in Downtown Syracuse gives the streets over to people on foot and provides a purpose to our walks.

One of the most common phrases I hear about why we can’t make Syracuse a more pedestrian and bike friendly city is the concern about winter.

New York State, along with states around the country, is suffering from a housing crisis.

Public transit is at a precarious moment in time with ridership still significantly below pre-pandemic levels, a significant driver shortage, and the approaching depletion of federal funds meant to shore up operating budgets.

One of the most common complaints people have when heading into their local downtown or any popular neighborhood is finding a place to store their car.

The street grid through Downtown Syracuse continues to be built around a canal that was removed nearly 100 years ago.