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Syracuse Auditor Alexander Marion says most snowplows do not have the required city license. Registration allows the city to check liability, workers comp, safety and insurance, while providing revenue.
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Syracuse common councilors approved the $5.7 million project to turn a portion of Dunk & Bright’s furniture showroom into the Syracuse Fire Department’s main garage.
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Sharon Owens made history Tuesday night, becoming the first Black mayor-elect in Syracuse history.
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Colorful leaves look beautiful on trees but can be harmful if not disposed properly.
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Syracuse will install fiber optic cable on West Onondaga Street through about November 10. The project expands broadband to under-resourced areas, but will cause delays on a busy commuter corridor.
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Mayor Ben Walsh plans a meeting Oct 27 to share information about a grocery store slated for Valley Plaza. It will help with access to healthy food and boost economy.
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The four candidates take the stage Monday evening at the National Veterans Resource Center on the Syracuse University campus.
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The call prompted the evacuation of city hall and neighboring businesses for nearly three hours.
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An agreement between Clear Investment Group and Syracuse would allow the reopening of Skyline Apartments. Clear is required to renovate, upgrade and fix code violations to cancel city lawsuit.
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An Environmental Protection Agency order requires Syracuse to improve response to lead poisoning. It requires improved testing, efforts to replace lead pipes & mitigate lead exposure among children.