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Jason Gabak

Jason Gabak

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News Editor, Eagle News (Syracuse, NY)

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foreign policyhuman rights pakistan balochistan press freedom

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courts, sports

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Total articles 2500

  • Earth Day cleanup planned

    By Jason Gabak Verified| Eagle News (Syracuse, NY) Verified The Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps is looking for volunteers to participate in the 6th Annual Earth Day Cleanup on Saturday, April 26 from 10 a.m. to noon. Participants will pick up debris along Onondaga Lake’s southwest shoreline and learn from Audubon NY, Onondaga Audubon, and Parsons staff about the lake’s birds, other wildlife, and the importance of healthy habitats in the Onondaga Lake watershed. Volunteers should wear shoes or boots, long pants and sleeves, and bring work gloves.

    By Jason Gabak Verified · Eagle News (Syracuse, NY)

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Local artists featured in Made in NY show

    By Jason Gabak Verified| Eagle News (Syracuse, NY) Verified When artist Stephen Carpenter of the Oneida County hamlet of North Bay, NY, developed a scratch on the cornea of his right eye, his world changed. A bacterial infection led him to a corneal specialist and two eye surgeries. It was the inability to perceive depth that hampered his artwork. “I tried watercolor and found, without the second eye, there was no way to be sure of where objects were in space relative to each other,” he said.

    By Jason Gabak Verified · Eagle News (Syracuse, NY)

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Earth Day cleanup planned

    By Jason Gabak Verified| Eagle News (Syracuse, NY) Verified The Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps is looking for volunteers to participate in the 6th Annual Earth Day Cleanup on Saturday, April 26 from 10 a.m. to noon. Participants will pick up debris along Onondaga Lake’s southwest shoreline and learn from Audubon NY, Onondaga Audubon, and Parsons staff about the lake’s birds, other wildlife, and the importance of healthy habitats in the Onondaga Lake watershed. Volunteers should wear shoes or boots, long pants and sleeves, and bring work gloves.

    By Jason Gabak Verified · Eagle News (Syracuse, NY)

    Apr. 11, 2025

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Eagle News (Syracuse, NY)

Syracuse, New York, United States

+1 315-434-8889