Officer William Coleman has become one of the department’s highest paid officers despite having his driving privileges revoked twice.
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Posted inLabor & Employment
Up next for unions at Syracuse University: overhauling the employee parking cost structure
Workers say the university’s lowest-paid employees carry some of the highest cost burdens for parking at SU.
Posted inHousing
Syracuse lawmakers take first public step toward learning about ‘good cause’ eviction protections
Two experts from CNY Fair Housing answered questions the Common Council’s questions about how ‘good cause’ would work in Syracuse.
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Discipline of Syracuse University student accused of not moving Gaza solidarity encampment headed to appeals board
Cai Cafiero is one of seven students the university pursued discipline against for the encampment. Her appeal will now be heard by a three-person board.
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Central Current to host public housing forum on East Adams redevelopment
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.
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How can the Syracuse Police Department operate more efficiently? Add civilians, a study says
A staffing study authorized in 2022 and published Monday came up with 87 recommendations for Syracuse police to operate more efficiently.
Posted inLabor & Employment
Syracuse University, union avert strike and ratify new contract
SEIU Local 200United were able to secure 10% raises in the new contract, a major sticking point for workers.
Posted inLabor & Employment
Syracuse University, union leadership reach tentative deal; union set to vote on contract Â
The contract includes a 10% first-year raise for employees represented by SEIU Local 200United.
Posted inHousing
New documentary to show how Central New Yorkers picked solutions to increase testing for lead poisoning
The documentary will air at the Everson Museum of Art at 6 p.m.
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Syracuse lawmakers approve new housing strategy to invest in middle-income neighborhoods
City officials developed the plan based on a study of Syracuse’s housing stock that found the city lacks affordable and quality housing.
