15,000 screaming – and occasionally sleeping – fans. More here: Syracuse.com
Drive-in movie theaters tend to be hidden gems these days. And how can you help but love them. The Finger Lakes Drive-In in Aurelius, NY opened on July 15, 1947 and continues to offer movies seven nights a week each summer, rain or shine, through Labor Day.
Dock at Cascade’s Bar & Grill, Moravia, New York
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I just got a kick out of this dog interacting with the young cows at this farm I visited a week ago!
Persistent flies were of little interest to this herd of cows at Meadows Farm in Cazenovia as they waited with curiosity for the next move by Boomer, a dog owned by manager Tod Avery of Cazenovia. The farm produces Kobe beef from a unique herd of Wagyu cattle, of Japanese origin. It is the only farm in the Northeast supplying this kind of beef. Lauren Long / The Post-Standard
Mary Alley of Jordan steadies a four-month-old Romney lamb while her daughter, Phebe, 15, prepares the lamb for a weekend of showing at the Cayuga County Fair. Lauren Long / The Post-Standard
Natalie Cole performs at the Syracuse Jazz Fest on the campus of Onondaga Community College June 27, 2010. Lauren Long / The Post-Standard
