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 A museum and performance center celebrating the human experience through mask and puppet traditions from around the world.
Check out all the imaginative performances happening at the Open Hand Theater: openhandtheater.org
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Northside News
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Northside UP is on Facebook! |
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Written by Administrator
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Friday, 04 March 2011 18:03 |
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Walk-In Business Counseling |
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Written by Administrator
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Friday, 19 November 2010 16:03 |
The Small Business Development Center (SBDC) provides free business counseling to entrepreneurs, start-ups, and small businesses of all types. SBDC staff member Frank Cetera is now offering walk-in sessions at the Northside Urban Partnership offices on 207 Catawba St are on Tuesdays from 2 - 4 PM, and other days and times by appointment only. Assistance is provided with creating a business plan, developing financial statements and projections, identifying funding and financing sources, market and industry research, legal business entity creation, marketing plan development, and more. Reach Frank at 315-299-8228 x 12 or email
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for an appointment.
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Written by Jonathan Logan
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Wednesday, 17 November 2010 11:39 |
   
(David Lassman/The Post-Standard)
Come celebrate the Northside Heroes opening today from 3:00 pm to 6:30 pm! It will be at 203 Union Street, in a newly renovated Home HeadQuarters house.
Over the summer, Danielle Carrick worked with Stasya Panova at Northside Urban Partnership photographing residents that were nominated as heroes by their friends and neighbors. The images from this project, as well as quotes from the subjects, have become a public art piece on a stretch of construction fence outside of St. Joseph's hospital on North Townsend St.
Come celebrate the unveiling with an opening in conjunction with the non-profit, Home Headquarters (http://www.homehq.org/).
"Defining a hero is impossible. But you know one when you see one. Whether they walk among us or blaze a trail before us, their impact is undeniable. To many, the men and women on this fence are teachers, playwrights, politicians, friends and colleagues, but to at least one person they are also a hero.
The Northside Urban Partnership accepted nominations of Northside residents and set out to recognize the heroes living in one of Syracuse’s dynamic neighborhoods. The citizens on [the Townsend Street Street St. Joseph's expansion construction] fence represent a fraction of the heroes walking the streets of our neighborhood."
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Networking Northside Businesses |
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Written by Greater North Salina Street Business Association
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Monday, 15 November 2010 14:10 |
Do you own a Northside business? Are you interested in meeting other Northside business owners? Would you like an opportunity to do so while sampling some fine Northside cuisine? If you've answered "yes" to all of these, you're in luck! This Thursday, the Greater North Salina Business Association is hosting a networking event at Francesca's Cucina to provide an opportunity for Northside business owners to get to know each other. The event will take place from 4pm - 6pm, with light refreshments provided by Francesca's. We hope to see you there!
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Northside Collaboratory is All Grown UP! |
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Written by Clare Rauch
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Monday, 08 November 2010 15:48 |
 At the end of last week the Northside Collaboratory announced that it was movin' on up, Northside UP that is. Dominic Robinson director of the Collaboratory gathered together partner organizations, supporters, friends and the curious to announce the newest iteration of the organization following recent changes within the structure of the partnering supportive organizations, which include: St. Joseph's Hospital, Catholic Charities, Centerstate CEO, and Franciscan Collaborative Ministries. The organization's new identity, Northside Urban Partnership (or Northside UP), better reflects the crux of what the organization is about, and that is partnering with other organizations to develop and implement programs that allow Northside UP to improve the quality of life on the Northside.
Following the unveiling of the new identity, those attending were invited to tour the new offices of the newly christened Northside UP, as well as convene across the street on North Salina at Craft Chemistry(C2), where tastes of the Northside could be found, art of the business inhabitants of C2 could be viewed, and sounds of the Boston band The David Wax Museum could be enjoyed.
To view photos of the event please follow this link to the Northside UP facebook page, and while you're there don't forget to "like" us because we certainly like YOU!
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