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Some local and federal lawmakers are leading the charge to make sure every central New York home has internet access, despite the expiration of a crucial federal program.
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The East Adams neighborhood of Syracuse is set to receive about 1,400 new housing units and support for community initiatives.
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Syracuse City Auditor Alex Marion is releasing his findings on the city's budget as a new fiscal year begins.
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The Syracuse Common Council did not vote to override a veto of legislation that would have given them greater control over the city's Citizen Review Board.
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Syracuse Police details focused on illegal firework displays and ATVs will begin to use drone technology as summer kicks off in the city.
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There are 55 participants in the Safer Streets Pilot Program who have received on-the-ground services for about three months now.
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Studio Central Post, located in Syracuse's Armory Square, is a new post-production facility that looks to serve the evolving needs of the entertainment industry.
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Newly renovated Moyer Carriage Lofts apartments are the newest set of affordable housing units in Syracuse.
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Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh vetoed a move by Common Councilors to give themselves more control over the city’s police watchdog agency.
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The city of Syracuse is looking to close the digital divide by expanding its community broadband program.