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Tag: Lane Closure

Posted on 28 May 202128 May 2021

Southbound Lanes on Salina Street Between Fayette and Jefferson to Close for Dig Once Reconstruction

The City of Syracuse announced S. Salina Street between Fayette and Jefferson Streets will close to southbound traffic beginning June 1. One lane will be…

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Posted on 19 March 202121 April 2021

Water Service Projects on 100-200 Blocks of E. Water Street to Cause Shut Offs and Lane Closures on Monday, March 22

The City of Syracuse Department of Water is scheduled to install a new water service on the 100 block E. Water Street on Monday, Mar.…

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Posted on 25 September 2020

South Salina Street Road Reconstruction Will Disrupt On-Street Parking South of Downtown Syracuse

The City of Syracuse announced that road surface removal, or milling, will begin Wednesday, Sept. 30 on S. Salina Street, from Martin Luther King to…

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Posted on 14 July 2020

Week-Long Curb Repair Project on Grand Avenue to Close Eastbound Traffic Lane

The City of Syracuse Department of Public Works will close Grand Avenue, between Velasko Road and Delaware Street, to eastbound traffic from Wednesday, July 15…

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Thank you to the new class of Broadcast and Journa Thank you to the new class of Broadcast and Journalism graduate students from @newhousesu for a great simulated press conference with Mayor Walsh. The foundation for good journalism is often laid with the help of great teachers. The group asked a lot of important and relevant questions which shows that they are off to a great start as future reporters. Members of the media play such a critical role in how the public receives information related to health, government, resources, sports, quality of life issues and more. Essential to capturing history, the professionals who bring the news directly to the people via a newspaper or magazine, on scene, from a studio set, over the radio waves, and through many other mediums have helped to change the world. It is always an honor to be able to add to the experiences of the #NextGeneration of journalists so they too can tell the stories which impact our everyday lives.
FIXING OUR ROADS Mayor Walsh announced a road reco FIXING OUR ROADS Mayor Walsh announced a road reconstruction project on the City’s east side starts tomorrow morning. Crews will mill (remove the top layer of existing pavement) and repave Burnet Avenue from Lodi Street to Beech Street beginning Monday, July 26. The project is expected to be completed in about seven days.
#LiveHereSYR with the @downtownsyracuse Arts & Cra #LiveHereSYR with the @downtownsyracuse Arts & Crafts Festival presentednby @americucreditunion. Mayor Walsh and Communications and Marketing Director Ruthnie Angrand joined @rachelmayny and @centerstateceo in presenting the Downtown Committee of Syracuse a proclamation for the 50 year anniversary of the Arts and Crafts Festival this weekend. The Syracuse Arts & Crafts Festival began in 1971 and is a three-day arts and crafts show spanning from the courthouse up through Montgomery street. It brings together visual artists, craftspeople, musicians, food vendors and performers to the city’s core and drives economic activity, safe public gathering, supports artists, and enrich the city’s cultural fabric. The festival began Friday. Today through the early evening is the last day to visit and browse (or buy) artisan foods, hard to find handmade works, or art pieces from local and renowned artists. Because of shows like this, artists are able to vend and the art of special craftmaking remains alive and well in Downtown Syracuse. Thank you to the vendors, sponsors, and coordinators at Downtown Committee for continuing to work toward a vibrant and artistic city.
GUN BUYBACK A SUCCESS Today Mayor Walsh and Syracu GUN BUYBACK A SUCCESS Today Mayor Walsh and Syracuse Police Department Chief Kenton Buckner joined the New York State Attorney General’s office for a gun buyback at Saint Lucy’s church. Participants opted for iPads and gift cards in exchange for their guns and assault rifles. Guns collected: 342. The Attorney General’s Office called it their most successful buyback. In an effort to reduce incidents of gun violence, we have to use every tool in our capacity. Thank you, Syracuse.
The SHA Basketball Tournament is On! 🏀 Our city The SHA Basketball Tournament is On! 🏀 Our city and community are out in full force today enjoying the sun, celebrating each other, and supporting each other. Officer Brandon Hanks teamed up with the Syracuse Housing Authority, several of the new recruits in the Syracuse Police Department, the Syracuse Fire Department, and numerous community programs to give our young people something to play toward and work toward. Today’s basketball tournament was about healthy sportsmanship, trusting the community to be there for our youth and showing that there are better options than violence. Today’s tournament comes with a cash prize for youth players and an experience that’s needed: a safe and fun summer memory. The 5 on 5 tournament brought together everyone from 100 Black Men, volunteer referees, Zeta Phi Beta, Who Want Smoke, the Marines, and so many more to volunteer and cheer on today’s players alongside friends and families. Mayor Walsh and Chief Buckner set off the games by throwing up the Tip Off and now the tournament is on! #DoGoodSYR #SaferSummer
DONUTS, DUMBBELLS, AND DETERMINATION💪🏾 The DONUTS, DUMBBELLS, AND DETERMINATION💪🏾 The Syracuse PAL joined up with @flightroomfitness and @h2fitnessco to raise funds for the @syracusepolice Athletic/Activities League today. Those who worked out today can attest—only the love of kids and community gets you through a back-to-back workout with trainers @jamardclarke and @mrspreadlove1. Watch to see what they had to say about the fun collaboration with Glazed & Confused Syracuse to support our #SyracusePAL. Thank you all for choosing to do more good in our city. #DoGoodSYR #CopsKidsCommunity w/@glazedsyr w/@nationalpal
VIVA LOS BORINQUEN Our neighbors of Borinquen desc VIVA LOS BORINQUEN Our neighbors of Borinquen descent in #Syracuse celebrated Puerto Rican Constitution Day with Mayor Walsh and Deputy Mayor Owens here at City Hall, proudly representing the island, the culture, and their history. Elisa Morales from La Liga: The Spanish Action League of Onondaga County Inc. served as the master of ceremonies, introducing a lineup proud to share the Puerto Rican heritage and flavor with the crowd. An ardent native of Puerto Rico and community activist, Councilor-at-Large Rita Paniagua educated attendees on the origin of the flag and the symbol it represents: hope, brother/sisterhood, and community. Councilor Paniagua was joined by her Common Council colleagues Councilor Pat Hogan, Councilor LaToya Allen and Council President Pro-Temp Khalid Bey. Thank you to Syracuse Police Department Community Sevice Officer Hector C. who raised the flag as the national anthem played. A special thank you also goes out to Liz Encarnacion and Robert Diaz whose salsa performance ignited the audience as they danced to “Manana por la Manana.” 💃🏽🕺🏽 La 🇵🇷 patria lives on and the resilience of its people remains ever-present.
OVERFLOWING SUPPORT Mary Nelson stood beside her c OVERFLOWING SUPPORT Mary Nelson stood beside her children, grandchildren, and longtime champions to announce that the Center was chosen as one of Lowe's Home Improvement 100 Hometowns to receive $75,000 for an impact project. 🎊🎉 Since 2009, the Mary Nelson Youth Community Center has been serving families from its location at 2849 S. Salina Street. After years of community support and sacrifice to keep the doors open, Nelson, the Center’s namesake, looked out into the crowd behind her full of gratitude. The organization was selected out of 2,200 applications nationwide. The grant funds will be used for interior renovations at the current facility in anticipation of its future expansion. A huge thank you goes out to Lowe’s and it’s local staff who have a desire to truly be a good neighbor. Today’s announcement didn’t stop with that blessing. Syracuse University Men’s Basketball Coach Jim Boeheim stepped up to offer to match the funds, Mayor Walsh joined Common Council President Pro-Temp Khalid Bey to commit to doing all they could to support the Center with funding, and Assemblymember Pam Hunter shared that her office would work to identify more grant funding to further the work being done. 👏
#ChampionshipAlert! Mayor Walsh held court with Th #ChampionshipAlert! Mayor Walsh held court with The Syracuse Stallions today ahead of Game 1 of the 2021 TBL National Championship Series against the Oklahoma Enid Outlaws. 🏀 The Stallions, as a three year-old team, have made AMAZING strides to sell-out games pre-covid, develop a management team and to attract an extremely talented professional team of players from Division I schools across the country. Mayor Walsh congratulated the team on a great run and emphasized that we encourage an SYR loud and proud turnout to cheer for a win against the Enid Outlaws. 💪🏾 Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon joined the Mayor and team on the front steps and pushed for a big win at tonight's game. You can join the Stallions at 7:00 p.m. at Bishop Grimes School 6653 Kirkville Rd. Ticket information for tonight can be found at syracusestallions.com or tickets can be purchased at the door. #SYRAthletes

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