The voting will cap an eight-month process by community members and the Community Foundation to increase lead testing.
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Syracuse Bakers Expo winners receive cash prize and free space at Wildflowers Armory
Four women will promote their businesses during pop-up events with Wildflowers Armory after winning the first Syracuse Bakers Expo
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 Syracuse Fashion Week: Wrap-up of Spring ’23 season
The three-day Syracuse Fashion Week showcased more than 20 innovators and creators at the epicenter of fashion in Central New York.
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Indigenous lacrosse community rallies for stick-maker Alf Jacques (photo of the week)
Jacques has made traditional wooden lacrosse sticks from the Onondaga Nation since the 1970s.
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Syracuse wants to slash police overtime. Can SPD hit the mark?
Syracuse police have exceeded their overtime budget in 20 of the last 21 years.
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Q & A: An inside scoop on Syracuse Fashion Week from its founder
After a brief intermission, Syracuse Fashion Week will return for the spring 2023 season, beginning Thursday and continuing through Saturday.
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Syracuse Community Choir looks to add new voices
During the coronavirus pandemic, Syracuse Community Choir’s membership decreased. It’s looking to change that.
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Kids return to the diamond as Syracuse’s Little League season begins (photo of the week)
Sebastian Moore and Al Gunn teach kids how to swing a baseball bat as the Black Barons’ Little League season begins.
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Salt City Market to host ‘taste of culture’ events to highlight Arab-American Heritage Month
The events will take place on Thursdays in April, starting on April 13.
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With New York budget late, advocates eye ‘good cause’ eviction protections
One study projects that two-thirds of all renter households in the county could receive protections under the “good cause” proposal.
