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Councilors did add a few items of their own, which added about $600,000 to the $310 million spending plan.
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After Saturday's collection of firearms in Attorney General Letitia James' gun buyback program, Syracuse turned in the most guns of any region in New York State.
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Syracuse Common Councilors are reviewing Mayor Ben Walsh's proposed budget for next fiscal year, which includes raising the property tax rate 2%.
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Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh released his new budget proposal for the city, concentrating on city services, but utility bills and property taxes would see an increase.
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The City of Syracuse announced that the Parks and Recreation department is looking for a new commissioner, as Julie LaFave will be stepping down after five years in the position.
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Green National would still own the properties, but wouldn't collect rent. Walsh also wants the court to make the company pay $1 million to cover repairs it's neglected to make.
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District councilors Jennifer Schultz and Pat Hogan represent much of the city's north and west sides.
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He delivered his sixth address at Corcoran High School.
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The City of Syracuse wants to join New York's defense against a lawsuit brought forward to block the I-81 viaduct project to prevent economic and transportation difficulties for residents.
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The new Syracuse resident engagement webpage allows citizens to learn more about city agencies, committees and volunteering.