The mall, which has sat empty for years, will be redeveloped into mixed-use housing and retail space.
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‘SU isn’t a normal property owner’: Attorney who represented Syracuse in SU tax case alleges wrongful termination by city’s top lawyer
The attorney assigned to represent the city in tax exemption litigation with Syracuse University alleges the city terminated his employment after he declined to grant SU preferential treatment.
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Columbus Circle redesign competition finalists unveil visions for downtown site without Columbus statue
The Full Circle Redesign Competition’s three finalists presented their disparate visions for a new design of the space surrounding the Columbus Monument. All three proposed removing the Christopher Columbus statue.
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Bishop meets with All Saints Church leaders to explain forced retirement of popular gay priest
More than 150 upset parishioners attended a vigil in the All Saints sanctuary as the bishop met with parish staff nearby.
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Controversy continues over Syracuse’s Columbus statue as redesign competition offers new visions
The future of Syracuse’s Columbus Circle, and the Christopher Columbus monument at its center, may be on display Tuesday at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in downtown Syracuse.
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All Saints Church objects to bishop forcing its pastor, Fred Daley, to retire
Daley, 79, is one of the few openly gay priests in the United States. His parish is known for welcoming the LGBTQ community, immigrants and the poor.
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Sean Kirst: Yoichi Okamoto’s White House photos amplify what a lot of us are feeling right now
One last chance in Syracuse this week to see a stunning exhibit of the historic work by Okamoto, whose against-the-odds photography career launched here.
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How Progressive Democrats won President Trump’s war of words
Trump’s trickle-down rhetoric imbued local and state races with fearmongering around “socialism,” but failed to sway voters away from supporting progressive Democrats.
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County legislature votes to exempt certain disabled veterans from property tax
Veterans with permanent and total service-related disabilities will be able to apply for a county tax exemption.
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Phillips confident in his 126th Assembly District victory while Lemondes holds out hope in tight race
Phillips retains a narrow lead in the race but over 1,000 outstanding ballots could affect the outcome.
