“That’s been one of our challenges, as we’ve explored this, is to feel like we can find a receiver that is up to the task,” the mayor said. “This is a monumental task.”
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Posted inVisual Arts
Everson Museum celebrates 50 years of Light Work
Over five decades, Light Work forged bonds with visiting photographers and Central New York grant recipients, displaying their work at the venue.
Posted inGun Violence
Syracuse mural pays tribute to city’s youngest lost to gun violence
Named “A Playground in Heaven,” the artwork features Brexialee Torres-Ortiz, Kihary Blue, Dior Harris and Rashaad Walker Jr.
Posted inElections
Onondaga County elections 2023: See who the Republicans designated as candidates
See who the Republicans plan to run in 2023.
Posted inPolicing
Woman injured in Armory Square arrest plans to sue Syracuse police, ambulance company
Uniyah Chatman and her lawyers announced the lawsuit on the steps of City Hall.
Posted inEvents
Onondaga Historical Association to hold ‘Come In From The Cold’ exhibit event
OHA’s “Come In From The Cold” exhibit opening on Feb. 23 will showcase winter fashion from 1860 to 1970.
Posted inEvents
Harriet Tubman’s legacy to be focus of February online forum
The event, “Aunt Harriet: Reflections on the Life and Legacy of Harriet Tubman” is scheduled to take place on Friday, Feb. 17 at noon.
Posted inPhotojournalism
Syracuse resident returns recyclables for neighbors (Photo of the Week)
Steven Depew, of Syracuse, travels on South Salina Street to Green Hills Farms, 5933 S. Salina St., to recycle bottles and cans for fellow tenants in his apartment building.
Posted inJails & Prisons
Onondaga County Legislature votes to close Jamesville Correctional Facility
The proposal has drawn the ire of Sheriff Toby Shelley and Democrats on the Legislature.
Posted inJails & Prisons
Onondaga Co. legislature considers ban on sale of Jamesville penitentiary during proposed closure
Legislators will vote on four proposals related to Jamesville Correctional Facility on Tuesday.
