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Ground breaking for the long-awaited Interstate 81 project in Syracuse is set for this spring and a new face will lead central New York through a project that has divided the community.
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After a State Supreme Court Judge ruled portions of the I-81 project could not proceed, the Syracuse mayor weighs in.
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A State Supreme Court judge has ruled the state can continue work on the $2.25 billion Interstate 81 project, but also requires more environmental reviews before the state can tear down the elevated portion of the highway that runs through downtown Syracuse.
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The group fighting against the plan to reconstruct Interstate 81 is adding another layer to its legal argument: asking the judge to consider the Micron effect.
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The Interstate 81 reconstruction project is still stalled in the courts, but state officials will be able to get back to work on portions of it, after a court ruling Monday.
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The city of Syracuse is asking to join the defense of a lawsuit temporarily blocking the multi-billion dollar Interstate 81 project.
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A high-level Biden administration official in Syracuse Monday said central New York can be a template for using federal infrastructure funds approved by Congress earlier this year.
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There’s another chance this week to weigh in on the Interstate 81 project in Syracuse. A series of open neighborhood design studios will focus on state land that is leftover after the 81 viaduct is torn down.
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Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh has appointed Common Councilor Joe Driscoll as the Interstate 81 City Project Director.
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State officials have announced a major milestone in the $2.25 billion Interstate 81 viaduct project. The state and federal governments have signed a formal Record of Decision that will allow construction to begin this fall.