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Assembly members who voted in favor of the measure reflected on their experiences caring for dying loved ones.
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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. -
Here are the basics on this year’s state budget agreement. -
The NPR Tiny Desk Contest has become a launching pad for emerging musicians nationwide, and central and upstate New York's talent is well-represented this year. Watch their submissions before NPR announces this year's winner in May. -
The fire chief said the budget is focused on the safety of firefighters and the people they’re sworn to protect. -
A proposed settlement to the decades-old Mohawk land claim is on its way to final approval by Congress. -
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. -
City Auditor Alex Marion says there are ways to make improvements to the $348 million spending plan.
