September Passport Highlights
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WCNY is installing new antennas that will improve the strength of our broadcast signals. As a result, during the next few months, some of our viewers may experience intermittent interruptions in their TV programming. This is to ensure the safety of personnel who will be working on towers. This process will impact many of our over-the-air antenna viewers. It will have no effect on cable and satellite viewing. We apologize for these disruptions.
Over the last two years, ten-year-old Ava Musci has raised over two-thousand dollars to support pediatric cancer research through her lemonade stand. [...]
Vote for WCNY’s Enterprise America to win $25,000 in the Chick-fil-A app now–Sept. 30! [...]
Samaia Goodrich, a sixth-grader, was the first student from the City of Syracuse to receive the Prudential Spirit of Community Award in its 24-year history. Samaia started a number of community service initiatives over the years, but one of her most recent projects included helping refugees from Puerto Rico who were relocated to central New York after Hurricane Maria. [...]
On the season finale of SciTech Now: We’ve all heard of plastic pollution in the pacific, but it’s close to us too! We’ll tell you which animal you should be worried about at the beach. Hint: It’s not sharks. And It’s VR in the ER! Virtual reality isn’t just for video games anymore. We’ll take you on a wild ride that’s open to everyone. [...]
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Over the last two years, ten-year-old Ava Musci has raised over two-thousand dollars to support pediatric cancer research through her lemonade stand. [...]
Vote for WCNY’s Enterprise America to win $25,000 in the Chick-fil-A app now–Sept. 30! [...]
Samaia Goodrich, a sixth-grader, was the first student from the City of Syracuse to receive the Prudential Spirit of Community Award in its 24-year history. Samaia started a number of community service initiatives over the years, but one of her most recent projects included helping refugees from Puerto Rico who were relocated to central New York after Hurricane Maria. [...]
On the season finale of SciTech Now: We’ve all heard of plastic pollution in the pacific, but it’s close to us too! We’ll tell you which animal you should be worried about at the beach. Hint: It’s not sharks. And It’s VR in the ER! Virtual reality isn’t just for video games anymore. We’ll take you on a wild ride that’s open to everyone. [...]
