Join us on October 7th from 5 – 6:30 pm in the Community Room of the Salt City Market on Salina St. for a public Q&A with community leaders shaping the future of public housing in Syracuse.
Interstate 81
How do you envision Syracuse after the I-81 viaduct comes down? Tell city officials at an open house
Syracuse city officials will be hosting a series of open houses on the Community Grid Vision Plan to get feedback from the community
New York State DOT to host open house with I-81 construction set to begin in Syracuse
New York State Department of Transportation officials will be hosting an open house Thursday to talk about the project’s new construction.
How Sarah Klee Hood, John Mannion believe feds can help I-81 project
Both candidates believe removing the viaduct is a first step in remediating the harm caused when the viaduct was put up.
Redlining in Syracuse: Slow down and take in redlining’s impact with ‘Run the Redline’
The ‘Run the Redline’ event will happen Sunday. Runners can see how redlining affected Syracuse.
Redlining in Syracuse: How racial covenants and zoning contributed to redlining
Redlining may have been a federal policy, but it relied on racial covenants and zoning.
‘It’s about unifying communities’: Officials symbolically break ground on I-81 project
Friday’s ground breaking ceremony was largely symbolic as construction has started on the Interstate 81 project.
Large construction, renovation projects spark renewed concerns for lead advocates
New construction and renovation projects are causing concern for lead advocates who worry about the risks large-scale projects pose.
New York Department of Transportation appeals judge’s ruling in I-81 lawsuit
Judge Gerard Neri ruled in February the state needed to perform additional reviews before tearing down the I-81 viaduct.
Interstate 81 ruling: What it means for Syracuse highway teardown
Neri’s decision was issued about one month after oral arguments in the case.



