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The mayor is proposing to use $27 million from the city's roughly $120 million reserves to balance the budget.
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Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh proposed a budget that raises taxes 2%, while investing in housing, public safety, parks and more. He's also suggesting borrowing from city reserves.
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Common Councilors are expected to approve a land swap that gives the city site control for the center.
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Crews will begin paving city streets as part of a $25 million project approved by the Common Council, with work planned on major roads like East Brighton Avenue, East Colvin, and Midland Avenue.
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VeoRide launched in Syracuse in the fall of 2021, and has seen steady ridership growth since.
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Common councilors approved another half million dollars for sidewalk snow removal after already spending all of its first half million.
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Councilors appointed three people this week to the police oversight board, and have one more to fill before it's at full strength.
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The 2% hotel tax would add about $3 to the cost of a $150 room and is expected to raise about $1.5 million per year.
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Common councilors voted to revoke the permits of Taste of Brooklyn in the Valley Plaza and Tommy's Bar on Wolf Street after numerous incidents of violence and other disturbances.
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The city ordered the owner to begin demolishing the seven-story structure in June, but there's been little movement. Common councilors are being asked to approve funding for an emergency demolition.