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Attorneys with Harvard Law's Environment and Energy Program see regulation, staff cuts seriously weakening pollution & climate protections. Syracuse, New York & other governments can be line of defense.
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Jeanette Epps wants students to know they can dream big.
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Presenters ask the public to call elected officials to stop ICE detainments.
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Demolition could start soon on the former Maria Regina convent that was significantly damaged by fire.
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Postman delivers the mail and goodwill to the community.
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Public gets its chance to air their concerns over the lead levels in Syracuse water lines.
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First responders, family members of 9/11 victims and residents gather at Firefighter's Memorial Park to remember the nearly 3,000 victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
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The City of Syracuse is putting together the city’s next five-year plan on how to spend Community Development Block Grant funds and Home Investment Program money. The federal grants are given out to individuals, local non-profits and other groups for neighborhood revitalization and community development.
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The festival has featured diverse entertainment on several stages for over 30 years.
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Housing was a major part of his hour-long speech Thursday evening at the new City Center on S. Salina St.