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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.
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Mayor Ben Walsh lists housing, education, and economic development among top priorities.
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The mayor and deputy mayor of Syracuse are strategizing for solutions in the wake of recent census data, which shows the city has the highest child poverty rate in the nation.
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Syracuse Common Councilors are considering the idea of allowing code enforcement officers to use body-worn cameras, but at first blush, they’re not thrilled with the idea.
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In his new report “Rethinking Retirement,” Syracuse City Auditor Alex Marion discusses the challenges and potential solutions of rising pension costs.
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Onondaga County and the city of Syracuse began an initiative meant to reduce exposure to lead that could be in the water service lines in 2,700 homes in the city.
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A report from the City Auditor’s office notes that more than 70% of the city's original bike plan remains untouched.