I-81 project

Construction is well underway on the northern and southern interchanges with I-481.

Residents can stop by Tucker Missionary Baptist Church on Oakwood Ave. and the Hills building on Montgomery St. downtown.

The civil liberties group is concerned that recent rezoning doesn't include enough affordable housing requirements, and that higher prices will force out residents.

An estimated 15 to 20 acres could be available for development after the viaduct comes down and is replaced by a surface street.

Governor Kathy Hochul, Senator Chuck Schumer and Mayor Ben Walsh on hand for the groundbreaking of the I81 replacement project.

The group Renew 81 For All claims the state DOT used old or inaccurate data; state attorneys say the environmental reviews cleared numerous regulatory hurdles.

The project has been temporarily halted by a lawsuit that will have its first day in court on Jan. 12.

The 5th district councilor founded the "Community for the Grid" campaign, and has deep knowledge of the viaduct replacement project.

The New York Civil Liberties Union is pushing to protect Syracuse residents from the harmful construction process of renovating Interstate 81.

The President of Centerstate CEO in Syracuse is supporting the NYSDOT for a community grid in Syracuse.