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When one child was turned away from a school dance, the city of Rome turned up the music. The community came together to throw a celebration filled with dancing, joy, and kindness—proving sometimes the best response is simply love.

When a school policy kept a young girl from attending her much-anticipated dance, it left her in tears—and the community ready to act. What began as disappointment has turned into a powerful display of compassion, as local families, businesses, and volunteers have come together to give her, and others who felt left out, a night to remember.

Who says the arts are dead? Whether it be visual art or performance art there is a continual growth in interest by young people and beyond to explore avenues to express themselves. One local art gallery is getting a huge final boost to do renovations to a very specific space in their building.

The Armstrong School of Dance will be featured in this years parade. Director Karen Armstrong Gorsky was first invited to the parade and has been invited back every year since.

Now this is bound to put a pep in your step today... especially if you're a Bills fan!

A school resource officer in East Syracuse is doing just that to connect with his students and bring a sense of community to a weird year.

Jones Family Farm wants you to know there's no meat shortage where they're concerned...and they're letting you know in dance.

Keep an eye out during the big parade for the local dancers of the Armstrong School of Dance in Ithaca. This will be their fifth appearance in the parade.

Relive those high school days during this adults-only Valentine's Day dance, that will help animals in one of our local humane societies.

Have some fun with a Charity Masquerade that benefits a great cause on October 20, at Harts Hill Inn.

Ever wanted to know all of the moves to Michael Jackson's 'Thriller'? Well, this is a tad late as Halloween came and went last night, but now you can plan for next year or join the next flash mob in the meantime next time the DJ plays this scary hit!

. All over the country teens are doing it.  It is called "twerking," and not since "Footloose" has dancing in school caused so much controversy.  Nor has it garnered so much publicity.  An instructional video on YouTube has been watched, as of this writing, more than four million times.