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Syracuse lawmakers are continuing to put off plans for a $1.8 million project that would realign real property tax values. It would have been the first city-wide revaluation of properties in 30 years, but is now the victim of a stumbling economy.
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It's budget season with the Syracuse Common Council reviewing Mayor Walsh’s proposed $348.4 million budget. The Syracuse Police Department recently held its budget hearing.
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City Auditor Alex Marion says there are ways to make improvements to the $348 million spending plan.
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The organization Home HeadQuarters is working with the city of Syracuse and Onondaga County to open temporary housing for people affected by lead paint.
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In the wake of a large fire at the site of the former Maria Regina College in Syracuse, city officials say they're still committed to redevelopment of the troubled property.
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The City of Syracuse is working to fix a water supply shortage, as water usage in the city has spiked and remained at an unusual level.
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Syracuse City Auditor Alexander Marion discusses his work with the city.
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Syracuse City Auditor Alexander Marion discusses his work with the city.
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The City of Syracuse will start issuing fines to city residents who fail to place their garbage and recyclables out correctly.
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Syracuse City Judge Felicia Pitts-Davis is under review by the State Commission on Judicial Conduct for an incident involving a same-sex marriage ceremony.