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Category: Gun Violence

Posted on 15 October 201826 October 2018

Deputy Mayor Sharon Owens talks next steps after violent streak in Syracuse

It's been five days since the death of 12 year-old James Springer III, and yet another wake-up call for the city that something must change.…

Continue reading → Deputy Mayor Sharon Owens talks next steps after violent streak in Syracuse

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The City of Syracuse Department of Public Works wi The City of Syracuse Department of Public Works will close the 200 block of West Water Street on Monday, May 17 for a sewer repair. The closure is expected to continue through the end of the week.
HAVE YOU VISITED THE LAKE LOUNGE? A trip to the st HAVE YOU VISITED THE LAKE LOUNGE? A trip to the starting point of the Onondaga Creekwalk will take you to the Lake Lounge. It’s offers a spectacular view of Onondaga Lake looking north. Mayor Walsh visited the site with City Planner Owen Kerney to check on the improvements at the Lounge. It’s a great day to see this unique site. Thank you to our partners at Onondaga County.
FOR HERITAGE AND HEALING A diverse group of citize FOR HERITAGE AND HEALING A diverse group of citizens are coming together to guide creation of a place of heritage and healing at Columbus Circle. Mayor Walsh’s new Heritage Park Advisory Commission includes an Italian American Task Force to advise on the permanent memorial to Italian Americans at the center of the circle and on the relocation and preservation of the Columbus statue. Read more about the Commission https://bit.ly/3tP4lI7
ANOTHER STEP TOWARDS RECOVERY Mayor Walsh announce ANOTHER STEP TOWARDS RECOVERY Mayor Walsh announced #Syracuse City Hall reopens to public access on Monday with improvements for the community. More parking. Central payment center. Entrance now on Market Street near State Office Building. bit.ly/3brvYk8
PATHWAYS TO APPRENTICESHIP. APPLY BY MAY 21st. . PATHWAYS TO APPRENTICESHIP. APPLY BY MAY 21st. . . Mayor Ben Walsh and key partners including #OnondagaCounty @centerstateceo and A LOT of local labor and community partners announced recruitment is open for the first class of #SYRBuild Pathways to Apprenticeship program. Gain access to the Building Trades: Acceptance into the Pathways program is competitive. To meet the minimum requirements, applicants must: • Be 18 years or older • Live in the City of Syracuse • Desire a career in construction • Be authorized to work in the United States • Have a high school diploma or equivalent • Read, write, and to speak in English for training and safety purposes; and • Be physically capable to do construction work. . . . “This community is aligning like never before to prepare for the I-81 opportunity,” said Mayor Walsh. “The Syracuse Build Pathways to Apprenticeship program is a demonstration of a collaborative partnership committed to diversifying our trades and engaging neighborhoods in building our city and region. We are preparing for the future of our city, today.” . . . . The Pathways to Apprenticeship program begins on June 14 and will go through Aug. 26, operating four days a week. Interested applicants should apply by going to bit.ly/applySYRBuild to complete the program application form by May 21. Training is tuition-free and accepted participants will be paid for their time in the program. Read more about the program at ➡️ bit.ly/syrpress-05132021
As a city that embraces its vast cultural diversit As a city that embraces its vast cultural diversity, #Syracuse is home to many residents of Asian and Pacific Islander descent. In celebration of May as #asianpacificamericanheritagemonth, we hope the contributions and native traditions of our neighbors continue to be highlighted and preserved.
HONORING THOSE WHO HAVE FALLEN Members of the @syr HONORING THOSE WHO HAVE FALLEN Members of the @syracusepolice department gathered today to honor the fallen officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty during #NationalPoliceWeek (May 9-15). In remembrance of those who have made the ultimate sacrifice, we remain forever grateful for their valor. To their families, the bravery and memory of your loved one(s) will never be forgotten. Their names are engraved on the monuments that sit in Forman Park and also in our hearts. As we remember those who have passed on while protecting and serving locally and across the country, we also recognize the police officers who currently risk their lives each and every day. In the words of SPD Chief Kenton Buckner, “It is my prayer that we never have to add another name to the list.”
To all of our moms, have a wonderful Mother’s Da To all of our moms, have a wonderful Mother’s Day! #Love
PUT A COVID-19 SHOT ON THE SHOPPING LIST Mayor Wal PUT A COVID-19 SHOT ON THE SHOPPING LIST Mayor Walsh joined with Councilor-at-Large Rita Paniagua today to make a community call for people to get vaccinated at a pop-up clinic at Destiny USA. Thank you to NYSDOH - New York State Health Department, Wegmans and Destiny USA for partnering to offer Johnson & Johnson single dose vaccinations to eligible New Yorkers. The clinic is open in the Canyon on Saturday from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Appointments are encouraged at www.Wegmans.com. but walk ins are also welcome. It’s a “one and done” way to get vaccinated this weekend.

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