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A big win for Syracuse, as the city is awarded a $180 million federal grant. The money is earmarked to help neighborhoods affected by the massive Interstate 81 reconstruction project.
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Central New Yorkers get to have their say this week about what Syracuse will look like once the elevated portion of Interstate 81 in downtown Syracuse comes down.
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The appeals court decision clears the way for the teardown of the Interstate 81 viaduct through Syracuse.
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Renew 81 for All's lawsuit over the project was heard by the New York State Appellate Court on Monday.
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A Syracuse open house hosted by NYSDOT will outline construction schedules and design features for Contract 2 of the I-81 Viaduct Project.
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The state Department of Transportation is closing the 81 southbound ramp at Exit 16A, which sends drivers on to 481 North.
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A rally hosted by NYCLU drew community members to Syracuse City Hall to call on the state to make surplus land that will be available after the I-81 tear-down part of a community land trust.
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Following the groundbreaking of the Interstate 81 project a few weeks ago, the Syracuse Common Council is lobbying state leaders to give back surplus land to the city once the aging infrastructure is taken down.
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The New York State Department of Transportation is beginning a series of open houses to help communities prepare for the I-81 viaduct project.
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Lead poisoning prevention advocates want to make sure the I-81 project in Syracuse doesn’t sicken residents or workers.