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Posted on 22 July 202122 July 2021

Burnet Park Golf Course to Host Free Family Event July 24

The course parking lot will remain closed all day and the last tee time will be at 11:30 a.m. On Saturday, July 24, the Syracuse…

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Posted on 7 April 2021

Mayor Walsh Announces Distinguished Citizen Award for Syracuse Parks Conservancy

Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh announced the Syracuse Parks Conservancy (SPC) won an award in the category of Distinguished Citizen from both the Central New York…

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Posted on 26 June 2020

Mayor Walsh Says Two City Pools Will Open this Summer and Announces #SyracuseSwimsOn Campaign to Open Two More

Syracuse Parks Conservancy issues plea for private donors to raise $100,000 to open Onondaga and Thornden Park pools Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh said Friday that…

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