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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.
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The Syracuse STEAM school opens. Focused on science, technology, engineering, the arts and math, it was announced two years ago in the old Central Tech building after several failed renovation attempts.
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Syracuse will provide matching funds for certain home renovations in Tipperary Hill, Salt Springs and Far Westside neighborhoods. The 50-50 match, up to $2500, can fund painting and other improvements.
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The city is hosting a series of workshops to show minority businesses how to get certified.
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The Sustainable Syracuse Initiative is a city-level strategy to combat climate change and up sustainability. Mayor Ben Walsh and the DEC's Dereth Glance explain progress, goals, and possible impacts.
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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.