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Nearly half of children in Syracuse live in poverty, according to estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Councilor-at-large Chol Majok joins fellow councilor Pat Hogan, Deputy Mayor Sharon Owens, and Walsh administration official Jimmy Oliver who are either actively seeking or considering a run for mayor.
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A fire in a second floor apartment Tuesday prompted an evacuation of what was thought to be two remaining residents. It turns out there were 10 to 12 more still living there.
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The City of Syracuse is hoping to make significant progress this spring by filling vacant lots with new, affordable housing.
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CARES for COVID-19 Response, a new program created using a federal grant from the CDC, will fund community health workers to help increase vaccinations in Syracuse
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The City of Syracuse is partnering with Veo to bring the Syracuse Sync program back to city residents.
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The City of Syracuse is working to make sure new police cameras, drones and other surveillance technologies don’t threaten people’s privacy. Surveillance…
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Just how significant was the guilty verdict against former police officer Derek Chauvin for his role in killing George Floyd? Now that initial reactions…
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African-American men marched united on the streets of Syracuse Saturday for the Suited Up for Solidarity march, organized by Black Men United and…
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The sixth day of downtown protests included a march down Fayette Street in which several hundred people shut down the intersection at Salina Street for…