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The City of Syracuse is taking steps to show its support to local veterans.
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Housing will be at the center of Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh’s final two years in office, announcing a “housing promise” for the community during his State of the City address Thursday night.
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Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh says the city's Safer Streets program is moving the city in the right direction toward combatting gun violence.
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The STEAM high school will provide central New York students with training in science, technology, engineering, arts and math.
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The two local governments are taking a collaborative approach to the crisis, with more than 500 children in Onondaga County last year testing positive for lead poisoning.
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A free community broadband program is now active in Syracuse as part of the city's plan to help close the digital divide.
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Striking union workers in Michigan have the support of central New York politicians and union members, as dozens rallied on the steps of Syracuse City Hall Wednesday to show their support.
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After 22 years, Syracuse first responders and community leaders continue to remember the events from Sept. 11, 2001.
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Over 36,000 properties across the city of Syracuse will receive new trash carts over the next two weeks as the final stage of the new cart rollout begins.
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A shooting in Syracuse's Armory Square over the weekend left one dead and SPD on the lookout for the shooter. Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh said a new gun safety program would help prevent things like this from happening again.