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Tag: economic recovery

Posted on 25 March 2020

Local Leaders Form COVID-19 Economic Resiliency Task Force to Map Coronavirus Strategies for Business Community

Task force will focus on assessment, response, mitigation, and recovery The City of Syracuse, Onondaga County, CenterState CEO, and the Manufacturers Association of CNY (MACNY)…

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NEWSMAKERS CONVERSATION Mayor Walsh joined Dan Cum NEWSMAKERS CONVERSATION Mayor Walsh joined Dan Cummings of NewsChannel 9 for a “everything on the table” conversation about what’s happening in #Syracuse. Henninger back to school. Fixing our roads. COVID vaccinations. Population growth and more. Click on the Link Tree in our profile and select Our City Blog to see the interview.
CELEBRATING HISPANIC/LATINO HERITAGE MONTH Mayor CELEBRATING HISPANIC/LATINO HERITAGE MONTH Mayor Walsh visited La Casita Cultural Arts and Cultural center this weekend to continue celebrating Hispanic/Latino heritage month. La Casita Cultural Center is located in the historic Lincoln Building on the city’s Westside. The Center is an art gallery, a classroom, bilingual library, performance space, workshop facility, and had a kitchenette and meeting space. It is a staple in the community and celebrates Latin heritage and culture. This weekends program included student volunteers, native dishes and meals, performances by poet Noel Quiñones, and a safe gathering and appreciation for Latino culture and contribution. The exhibits and volume of Latin culture and notables is so rich at the center. Thank you La Casita for continuing to keep and share our cultural stories. Learn more about La Casita Cultural at https://lacasita.syr.edu/about.
Syracuse is a #PlayBall City! ⚾️ Mayor Ben Wa Syracuse is a #PlayBall City! ⚾️ Mayor Ben Walsh partnered with Visit Syracuse, U.S. Conference of Mayors, Syracuse Police Department, Syracuse Mets and Syracuse PAL To host the biggest PAL clinic to date with 138 families registered for the Mayor's #PlayBall clinic. Thank you common Councilor Michael Green who also came out to scout the future of Syracuse Baseball as well as Senator John Mannion who alongside Healthcare Education Project CNY donated backpacks and food boxes to students amd families. Thank you to the Syracuse Parks & Rec department for the great facilities at Burnet and volunteers who guided drills, scrimmages, registration and much more. Thanks to volunteers, sponsors like Adam Weitsman, and Visit Syracuse, every kid got to go home with a new glove today. "It's so nice to see all these students coming together and enjoying the game of baseball, each other, and playing with law enforcement. The weather's perfect and Im just watching and enjoying the BBQ," said one parent who stayed to watch at the park. Thank you Syracuse Fire Department Lieutenant Barnes for volunteering to grill a grab and go lunch from Who Want Smoke BBQ and Catering🔥. Most importantly, thank you to parents and student players. This is the way to show the country that baseball is very alive and well in Syracuse. Stay tuned for more from Syracuse PAL.
NEW KIND OF NEIGHBORHOOD Mayor Walsh helped celebr NEW KIND OF NEIGHBORHOOD Mayor Walsh helped celebrate the latest expansion of @commonspace_ in @downtownsyracuse . Commonspace Warren opened 59 more living units and 25,000 square feet of flexible office space on Warren Street. It’s designed to spark “creative collisions” on the work floors and make connecting with neighbors easy and comfortable on the living floors. Thank you, commonspace.com, for investing in #Syracuse.
WELCOME, FESTA ITALIANA! On @syracusedotcom , Mayo WELCOME, FESTA ITALIANA! On @syracusedotcom , Mayor Walsh welcomed back Festa Italiana. “Syracuse’s Italian American community deserves our deepest gratitude. It is their story that I want to see more effectively and forever presented at Columbus Circle.” Click on the Link Tree in our profile and select Our City blog to read the full message.
#DoingGoodSYR with Blessings in a Backpack Liverpo #DoingGoodSYR with Blessings in a Backpack Liverpool Chapter 1854 Poverty in the form of food depravity is a terrible experience for our city children. . . One group doing good in Syracuse is Blessings in a Backpack. The group has provided comfort and stability in the form of pre-planned nourishment for nearly 84,000 children nationally, and has increased to 87,000 since mid-March. . . Superintendent Jaime Alicea, SCSD District Chief Nurse Rachel Murphy, and organizer John Meyer joined Mayor Walsh as he proclaimed this week Blessings in a Backpack Week to honor the work this team of volunteers is doing to change lives in Syracuse. . . Want to Get Involved? Saturday, September 18, 2021 volunteers are hosting a Fill-a-Bus fundraiser at the Walmart on Rte 31. They are seeking ready to serve food donations such as: -ready to serve soups -macaroni & cheese -chef boyardee -fruit and grain bars (without nuts) -100% juice box or pouches -applesauce cups -fruit cups Visit www.blessingsinabackpackliverpoolny.org for more information.
#HispanicHeritageMonth FACT Each year, Americans o #HispanicHeritageMonth FACT Each year, Americans observe National Hispanic Heritage Month from September 15 to October 15, by celebrating the histories, cultures and contributions of American citizens whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean and Central and South America. (hispanicheritagemonth.gov) For example, Mexican Independence Day coincides with Hispanic Heritage Month. . . Mexican Independence Day often gets overshadowed or confused with Cinco de Mayo, but they're not the same thing. On this day, Catholic priest Miguel Hidalgo in 1810 delivered a midnight speech rallying Mexicans for independence and ringing the town’s church bells. The moment, is known as the "Grito de Dolores”which began the 11-year Mexican War of Independence. And every year, in commemoration, people gather at the Mexican National Palace in Mexico City to begin celebrations, hear the bells ring, and honor those who fought for the country’s independence. . . To our Mexican neighbors in Syracuse, Happy Independence. To all of our Hispanic/LatinX residents, Happy Hispanic Heritage Month.
FIXING OUR ROADS A heavily traveled section of Wes FIXING OUR ROADS A heavily traveled section of West Street on the near west side is getting an overhaul. Mayor Walsh announced milling and paving is underway on West between the West Genesee overpass and West Fayette Street. Click on the Link Tree in our profile and select Our City blog to read more.
HISTORIC HELP FOR FIRE SAFETY More firefighters an HISTORIC HELP FOR FIRE SAFETY More firefighters and new heat sensing equipment are coming to #Syracuse thanks to a major federal grant. @syracusefire Chief Mike Monds and Mayor Walsh announced @fema is sending Syracuse about $3.3 million, including the largest FEMA grant in history to the SFD. The Mayor and Chief Monds thanked Congressman John Katko, Senator Chuck Schumer and U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand for their support in getting the grant for Syracuse. Click on the Link Tree in our profile and select Our City blog to read more.

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