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Posted on 22 July 2020

Mayor Walsh Announces Road Reconstruction Project on Burnet Avenue

Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh announced a road reconstruction project beginning today on Burnet Avenue, between S. Townsend and Lodi Streets. Milling (road surface removal) is…

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Posted on 1 July 2020

Mayor Walsh Announces Road Reconstruction Projects on Comstock Avenue and Westcott Street

Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh announced two road reconstruction projects occurring on Comstock Avenue and Westcott Street. Milling (removing the top layer of existing pavement) is…

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Posted on 16 June 202017 June 2020

Streetscape Project Begins on University Avenue Between Waverly Avenue and East Genesee Street

The City of Syracuse Department of Engineering announced the start of a streetscape improvement project along University Avenue, between Waverly Avenue and East Genesee Street.…

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On Monday, August 10, City of Syracuse contractors On Monday, August 10, City of Syracuse contractors will disconnect and remove the traffic signal at the intersection of S. Salina Street and E. Raynor Avenue. During construction operations on July 31 for the milling and paving project along S. Salina Street, crews determined that one of the traffic signals at the intersection needs to be removed due to deterioration of a traffic signal pole. Construction crews will replace the traffic signal controlling E. Raynor Avenue with a stop sign to control traffic at the intersection.
@jubilee_homes and the @urbandelightsfarm unveiled @jubilee_homes and the @urbandelightsfarm unveiled the the Kristina D. Kirby Learning Farm Pavilion in memory of her dedication and hard work investing in the youth while helping to provide fresh produce to the community. Congrats to all of the partners who made the event so special during Jubilee’s annual fundraiser.
Thank you to @verahouseinc for presenting Mayor Wa Thank you to @verahouseinc for presenting Mayor Walsh with an award, along with County Executive McMahon, for their role as local leaders helping to advocate for an end to domestic and sexual violence. As honorary co-chairs of the 2020 White Ribbon Campaign and leaders in their own government organizations participating in the 12 Men Model, they have added their influence to the cause. It is in standing by and empowering every victim, and educating the community to spark prevention that a world free of violence and abuse can be achieved.
The latest states on the New York State Travel Adv The latest states on the New York State Travel Advisory are listed below. Travelers are to quarantine for 14 days when coming from states experiencing a rapid increase in positive COVID-19 cases. List of states: Alaska Alabama Arkansas Arizona California Florida Georgia Iowa Idaho Illinois Indiana Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Minnesota Missouri Mississippi Montana North Carolina North Dakota Nebraska New Mexico Nevada Ohio Oklahoma Puerto Rico Rhode Island South Carolina Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia Washington Wisconsin
More than $600,000 in debt has been eliminated by More than $600,000 in debt has been eliminated by clients who have received help through the Syracuse Financial Empowerment Center (FEC) in the last year. Clients also collectively achieved an increase of over $300,000 in savings. Syracuse FEC’s professional, 1-on-1 financial counseling can help city residents get on the path to financial freedom. If you are looking to meet with a Syracuse FEC counselor to improve credit, reduce debt, grow savings, and obtain safe, affordable banking, make an appointment today. Email fec@homehq.org or call 315-474-1939 ext. 5. For more information, visit syracusefec.org.
Mayor Walsh joined Elisa Morales and La Liga: Span Mayor Walsh joined Elisa Morales and La Liga: Spanish Action League of Onondaga County Inc. for their mask and hand sanitizer giveaway today. Members of the community received food, reusable grocery bags and milk as they continue to navigate life in the midst of a pandemic. When it comes to taking care of each other, there’s no shortage of people, groups, leaders, businesses and nonprofits in #Syracuse stepping up to help provide resources #forall. Many thanks to @molinahealth and CNYLatino, @assemblymanmagnarelli, County Executive McMahon for supporting the giveaway as well.
#CensusPushWeek continues with an event today at S #CensusPushWeek continues with an event today at Skiddy Park (300 Tioga St.) from 2-5 p.m. There will be food and other resources, along with information for people to learn about the importance of the 2020 Census. Join the community effort to increase the response participation.
Long time no #repost so thank you @wcnyconnected a Long time no #repost so thank you @wcnyconnected and everyone on #behindthewoman Syracuse Deputy Mayor Sharon Owens is making a difference in the Syracuse community through her advocacy work. As Sharon discusses her roots, viewers will learn how she became an advocate, the complexities of being a woman of color, and the importance of passing on opportunities to the next person. Watch 'Behind the Woman–You're the Last Chance Someone Gave You' Thursday, July 30 at 8:30 p.m. on WCNY-TV. @behindthewomanjr Sponsored by: @mandt_bank @nationalgrid @vipstructures_aecd #WCNY #CNY #Syracuse #Utica #Ithaca #BehindtheWoman #JuhannaRogers #ShareYourStory #DoItAfraid #DiverseWomen #Woman #Women #Powerful #Goals #Dreams
#CensusPushWeek Why were pushing: How many people #CensusPushWeek Why were pushing: How many people are there in Syracuse for our government to pave roads for? Provide school lunch and daycare for? Invest in jobs and healthcare for? Well, that’s why we take a Census every 10 years and it’s also why an undercount can be damaging to our ability to support our city residents. Every person. Every home. Our Census Outreach team has been hard at work hosting safe Census Push Week Pop-Ups with one yesterday at Union Park. We handed out 70 meals from Miss Prissy Catering from Salt City Market, spoke with families and encouraged them to complete their census, and helped 17 households complete their census in the spot. We organized with support from the U.S. Census Bureau, Planned Parenthood, Huntington Family Centers, Hopeprint, Interfaith Works, #YWCA, The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights Education Fund, and New York Counts 2020. This week, we need your push. 1. Visit 2020census.gov and complete YOUR census 2. Join us at our NEXT event: Census Surge Week @ the Creators Lounge: https://facebook.com/events/s/census-surge-week-the-creators/788395158370558/?ti=icl 3. #share #census2020 #2020census #census #censuspushweek #shapeyourfuture #wecount

In the News

  • Traffic Signal at S. Salina Street and E. Raynor Avenue to be Decommissioned
  • Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh Statement on September Cutoff of 2020 Census Count
  • Syracuse Fire Department Receives $488,195 Federal Grant to Reduce Cancer Risks
  • Mayor Walsh to Host Interstate 81 “Big Table” Meeting Aug. 13
  • Mayor Walsh Announces Road Reconstruction Projects on Shonnard Street and West Adams Street
  • Central Permit Office to Unveil Permitting Improvements After Year-Long Focus as I-Team Priority Area

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  • Traffic Signal at S. Salina Street and E. Raynor Avenue to be Decommissioned
  • Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh Statement on September Cutoff of 2020 Census Count
  • Syracuse Fire Department Receives $488,195 Federal Grant to Reduce Cancer Risks
  • Mayor Walsh to Host Interstate 81 “Big Table” Meeting Aug. 13

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