Public transportation has gotten added attention since Micron announced it planned to invest $100 million in Onondaga County.
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State of Onondaga County: McMahon talks lead programs, nursing scholarships, aquarium update
Ryan McMahon introduced initiatives to reduce lead poisoning and increase nursing staffing at his State of the County address.
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St. Patrick’s Day Parade parade draws Syracuse families downtown (Photo of the Week)
A family joins hundreds of spectators who watched the St. Patrick’s Parade in downtown Syracuse this weekend.
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‘Back to the Toon Age’ showcases imagination, eccentricity of Central New York artists
“Back to the Toon Age,” now featured at the Edgewood Gallery, focuses on notions of artistic imagination, on the very different ways in which three artists express themselves.
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Overtime at Hillbrook detention center increases 60 percent in year after audit
Overtime at Hillbrook costs the county 5.5 times more now than it did in 2017.
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What’s next for Skyline, Green National apartments in Syracuse
The city of Syracuse took the Greens to court to request the properties including Skyline Apartments be put into a receivership.
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Skyline Apartments pending owners plan for evictions, upgrades, security
The likely new owners of three Green National properties in Syracuse want to turn around the complexes by investing heavily in security, spending millions in upgrades, and evicting non-paying tenants and others.
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Auburn couple opens home to Ukrainian refugee
Olena Abramova left her home in Bila Tserkva, Ukraine, to seek refuge in America with a couple located in Auburn, New York.
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Syracuse Jazz Fest 2023: See the performer lineupÂ
Syracuse Jazz Fest 2023 organizers announced global music icons Gladys Knight and Herbie Hancock as the headliners for the 37th annual festival.
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2023 St. Patrick’s Parade: Syracuse to celebrate Irish-American pride
A sea of green, white, and orange will flood Syracuse’s streets in celebration of Irish heritage influence this weekend.
