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The "Thriving Neighborhoods" plan focuses on affordable housing, property revitalization, and infrastructure improvements.
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A new effort, called SCIPP, will send two-person teams to canvas the city of Syracuse and look for people suffering from drug abuse or mental health crises.
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Syracuse Deputy Mayor Sharon Owens is looking to take over from Mayor Ben Walsh as she launches her campaign for the 2025 election.
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The Syracuse Build program's next cohort will increase the number of training participants in the cohort set to begin Jan 8.
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The program is broken down into four services: conflict mediation, mentorship and case management, individual and group therapy sessions and economic and educational opportunities.
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The Walsh Administration has dropped the controversial stipend portion of a gun violence reduction plan that would pay individuals at high risk of using a gun to solve conflict.
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Sharon Owens and Raquan Pride-Green on the Campbell Conversations.
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Sharon Owens and Raquan Pride-Green on the Campbell Conversations.
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The Syracuse Common Council approved around $23 million in projects that are being funded by the federal government’s American Rescue Plan Act. The latest series of investments proposed by Mayor Ben Walsh's administration will go towards small businesses, infrastructure and home repairs.
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A 13-year-old girl and a 15-year-old boy were killed in separate incidents in the past week in Syracuse. Mayor Ben Walsh said the community is in crisis.…