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Category: Citywide Book Club

Posted on 12 July 20185 October 2018

Syracuse mayor launches citywide book club this week

Looking for a good summertime read? Syracuse's mayor has a suggestion. Mayor Ben Walsh has named "Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City," by…

Continue reading → Syracuse mayor launches citywide book club this week

Posted on 7 July 201817 January 2019

Citywide Summer Book Club launches with the Pulitzer Prize-winning book “Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City”

The 2018 book club selection supports the Innovation Team’s housing stability initiative SYRACUSE, N.Y. – The City of Syracuse and Legal Services of Central New…

Continue reading → Citywide Summer Book Club launches with the Pulitzer Prize-winning book “Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City”

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REMINDER TO SOUTHWEST QUADRANT Natural Christmas REMINDER TO SOUTHWEST QUADRANT Natural Christmas tree curbside setouts are this weekend in the Southwest quadrant. NW is on Jan. 25-26. NE and SE already occurred. Before placing trees curbside, please remove all decorations, lights, tinsel, stands, plastic, and metal from trees. More ways to dispose of your tree at https/bit.ly/2ZIxsj7
“As I start my third year as Mayor of the City o “As I start my third year as Mayor of the City of Syracuse, I am pleased to report that the state of our city is surging,” said Mayor Walsh to 300+ people at SUNY Upstate Medical University during #SOTC this week. And surging we are, indeed. With a soaring data-driven city workforce, #SyracuseSurge initiatives, energized partners at ALL levels and a commitment to resurgent neighborhoods, our best days are indeed ahead of us. Watch the address and learn how we’re making it all happen WITH you at bit.ly/sotcsyr2020 You can also read the text at ourcity.syrgov.net/sotc2020
Chief Buckner offered an inspirational speech to 3 Chief Buckner offered an inspirational speech to 35 new @syracusepolice recruits and their families during a swear-in ceremony today. He brazenly shared what lies ahead but more importantly what they can accomplish together when they make it to graduation day. The group includes candidates from South Sudan, Germany, Mexico and Nigeria, making it one of the most diverse classes to date. As SPD prepares future public servants to provide quality public safety, it is important that we all remember what it means to make the choice to put on an SPD uniform.
City of Syracuse administrative offices will be cl City of Syracuse administrative offices will be closed Monday, Jan. 20 in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. federal holiday. Refuse and recycling pickup will be delayed by one day for the entire week. Sanitation crews will collect Monday’s trash and recycling on Tuesday, Tuesday’s trash and recycling on Wednesday, Wednesday’s trash and recycling on Thursday, Thursday’s trash and recycling on Friday, and Friday’s trash and recycling on Saturday.
WORKING TOGETHER WINS At the 2019 State of the Cit WORKING TOGETHER WINS At the 2019 State of the City, Mayor Walsh announced the #SyracuseSurge, our strategy for inclusive growth in the New Economy. At the center of the Syracuse Surge is the creation of the Southside Campus for the New Economy on the southern edge of downtown Syracuse, a campus for technology workforce development and the location of a ground breaking regional Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math school in the grand but vacant Central Tech High School. When we work together and believe we can, it’s amazing what can be accomplished. We thank the Syracuse Common Council; our local, state and federal government partners; our region’s non-profit and business institutions; our dedicated City employees; and, most important, the people of Syracuse. See other #WorkingTogetherWins https://bit.ly/2SRB2G6 #SOTC2020
WHAT TO KNOW FOR THE 2020 STATE OF THE CITY Syracu WHAT TO KNOW FOR THE 2020 STATE OF THE CITY Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh will give his third State of the City address at SUNY Upstate Medical University on Thursday, Jan. 16 in the 4th floor Lecture Hall in the Academic Building. The program will begin at 7 p.m. Attendees should enter through Weiskotten Hall (pictured) at 766 Irving Avenue. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. The event is free and open to the public. Bags may be subject to search. Parking will be available for free at the Irving Avenue Hillside Lot (entered off of University Place) and at the Irving Avenue Garage (IAG) just south of the VA Garage (entered off of Stadium Place), courtesy of Syracuse University. Spectrum News Central New York and the City of Syracuse Mayor's Office will live stream the event for watch parties and viewer who are unable to attend.
JPMORGAN CHASE SELECTS SYRACUSE Nearly 250 cities JPMORGAN CHASE SELECTS SYRACUSE Nearly 250 cities applied. Only five were selected, and Syracuse was one of them. In a major vote of confidence in the #SyracuseSurge, JPMorgan Chase awarded Syracuse a $3 million AdvancingCities grant in April. Our City was selected for its “we can” attitude: the global bank said Syracuse successfully outlined local coalitions of elected, business and nonprofit leaders working together to address major social and economic challenges, such as employment barriers, financial insecurity, and neighborhood disinvestment. When we work together and believe we can, it’s amazing what can be accomplished. We thank the Syracuse Common Council; our local, state and federal government partners; our region’s non-profit and business institutions; our dedicated City employees; and, most important, the people of Syracuse. See other #WorkingTogetherWins https://bit.ly/2SRB2G6 #SOTC2020
NEW COMMITMENTS AND CONSTRUCTION DOWNTOWN Investme NEW COMMITMENTS AND CONSTRUCTION DOWNTOWN Investment continues to happen in Downtown Syracuse. In August, the Allyn Family Foundation a leader in local philanthropy, broke ground on a new headquarters building at the corner of Salina and East Onondaga streets. The four story project, known as Salt City Market, will include a food hall, a grocery store, office space and mixed income apartments. Also last year, Haylor, Freyer & Coon, Inc., a top 100 independent insurance agency in the U.S., moved its headquarters to the heart of Downtown Syracuse. When we work together and believe we can, it’s amazing what can be accomplished. We thank the Syracuse Common Council; our local, state and federal government partners; our region’s non-profit and business institutions; our dedicated City employees; and, most important, the people of Syracuse. See other #WorkingTogetherWins https://bit.ly/2SRB2G6 #SOTC2020
The @syracusestrong315 football team will travel t The @syracusestrong315 football team will travel to Fort Lauderdale, Florida this weekend to compete for the Sunshine Bowl AAA National Championship for the second year in a row. The local minor professional champions are undefeated with a 30-0 record. Beyond the championship game, the team will go on to face the best of the best in a new league in the upcoming season. Mayor Walsh welcomed the team to City Hall for a send off and proclamation ceremony to wish the team well. View the recorded live stream ceremony on the City of Syracuse YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-Nx_xqfrLY We look forward to the team bringing home the 🏆, showing the nation what it means to be #SyracuseStrong!

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  • Mayor Walsh Announces Partnerships to Strengthen Snow Plow Fleet

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