Francis Conole, Sarah Klee Hood, Sam Roberts and Chol Majok answered fifteen questions about issues facing the country and the district.
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City of Syracuse ramps up enforcement of lead paint violations
The city of Syracuse began enforcing its new lead abatement ordinance Monday, two years after it was approved.
Posted inElections
NY-22 Voter Guide: 4 Dems, 2 Republicans vie for new CNY Congressional district
Four Democrats and two Republicans are vying to run for their parties’ nods in the November general election. Â
Posted inOnondaga County
Birth of premature baby at Syracuse jail: Blood, cries for help concern family and inmates
Cheree Byrd, 35, tried to tell deputies she was going into labor for two days before she gave birth to an infant after just 23 weeks. The infant later died.
Posted inCity of Syracuse
Syracuse church, law enforcement bring court to community with warrant resolution event
Residents can have their warrants resolved Wednesday.
Posted inOnondaga County
Death of infant born at Onondaga County jail under investigation
The death of an infant who was born at the Onondaga County jail is under investigation.
Posted inNews
Developers donated $25K to Hochul campaign before she OK’d $29M for Syracuse project
The $29 million would make way for Long Island-based Albanese to redevelop the Syracuse Developmental Center.
Posted inAquarium Project
How an Onondaga County legislator voted for the $85M aquarium from the Jersey Shore
Legislator Mark Olson voted from the Jersey Shore because of a family vacation he takes every year.
Posted inNews
Hillbrook counselor accused of breaking labor laws 82 times retires, returns part-time
A Hillbrook Juvenile Detention Center supervisor who worked exorbitant overtime has retired and returned as a part-time employee, according to Onondaga County Comptroller Marty Masterpole.
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Onondaga County Legislature passes $85 million aquarium with Dem as deciding vote
The vote ends a 10-month debate over the $85 million project. Legislator Charles Garland was the deciding vote.