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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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Harvey's Garden will hold a grand opening event on Jan. 7. where you can meet some of the local brewers featured on beer hall's tap wall.
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Councilors tossed out a proposed agreement with Waste Management, saying city staff should test out its own equipment on new trash carts.
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Gethers faces Nov. 3 court date for misdemeanor charges.
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Harvey’s Garden will be a food truck and beer hall located at 1200 E. Water St.
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Democratic mayoral candidate Khalid Bey announced endorsements from five of his Common Council colleagues after his independent opponent has racked up other support from the left.
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Two members of Syracuse’s Common Council say the full council will likely pass only a few of the long list of remaining items in Mayor Ben Walsh’s $123 million American Rescue Plan Act spending plan.
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Syracuse Republicans may have a nominee for mayor, but Democrats are still waiting for the results of their mayoral primary. Unofficial election results show Khalid Bey in the lead over Michael Greene by 46 votes.
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Khalid Bey faces Michael Greene in the Syracuse Democratic mayoral primary. Bey points to time on the council and a record of writing bills to help people. He lists jobs, public safety and housing as priorities that he hopes voters align with.
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Democrat Michael Greene has more than a dozen policy proposals - police reform, housing, economic development, ways to make city more fair and equitable - that he says distinguish him from mayoral primary opponent Khalid Bey. He shares some of them here (we'll hear from Bey tomorrow).