Syracuse’s lead-poisoning crisis: For hundreds of poor kids, home is making them sick
At least 600 Syracuse children were poisoned by lead paint last year - a crisis that shows the difficulty in solving a stubborn and expensive…
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The Marriott Syracuse Downtown Adds To City’s Renaissance
Perhaps known mostly for college basketball and snowy winters, Syracuse has been undergoing a modern-day renaissance in recent years and has more to offer locals…
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City of Syracuse will increase enforcement of illegal parking during SU football games
The City of Syracuse will increase its enforcement of illegal parking during the Syracuse University football team's next two home games after seeing more illegal…
‘Evicted’ author who lived in slums and wrote about it is coming to Syracuse to talk poverty
More than 5,000 families in Syracuse are evicted from their homes and apartments every year. That's an entire small village. And it's not just a Syracuse…
Syracuse cop honored for saving choking baby last year
Officer Thomas Miller was near the end of his shift around 5 a.m. on a Thursday last November when a call came into his station. It…
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Habibas Ethiopian Kitchen opens on Saturday in Syracuse
Attention injera and wat lovers: Habiba Boru will start serving Ethiopian food at noon on Saturday. Habibas Ethiopian Kitchen at 656 N. Salina St. will be…
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With Big Orange Weekends Ahead On the Hill, City Of Syracuse And Syracuse University Remind Fans To Follow Parking Regulations
Officers assigned to traffic management will ticket during games SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- As the Syracuse University football team returns to the Dome for home games…
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.…
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