Syracuse Weekly Salutations: One City Resident’s Story Of How DPW Sanitation Workers Created Community

Sani’ crew members wave to Alison’s one-and-a-half year old daughter.

Talented PrattMWP Student Wins Art Contest at Oneida CTR Exhibit

Gorgeous, Inspirational & Dreamy Painting From an 18 Year-Old Freshman is Chosen Over 23 Other Pieces by Oneida Center Residents

Syracuse: Complete The SCSD Return To School Survey By Friday!

As we look forward to the spring, we may be able to offer more days of in-person instruction in the Syracuse City School District.

Syracuse: SCSD High School Students Enjoy Virtual Book Club

High school librarians have been working together this year, providing technical assistance and resources to SCSD students and families.

How Reliable Is Your New York Power Supplier?

See how well utility providers in the Syracuse area and across NY serve their customers.

Nottingham Key Club Helps Diversify Van Duyn Classroom Library

The COVID-19 pandemic has made it hard for students in the Nottingham Key Club to fulfill their mission:

SCSD Seeks Comment On Public Health Emergency Protocols

The protocols were presented to the SCSD Board of Education on February 24, 2021 and are open for public review and comment through March 26

Syracuse: Water Main Break At Sunnycrest Road And South Midler Avenue To Impact Water Pressure For Residents

The City of Syracuse Department of Water is working to repair a water main break at the intersection of Sunnycrest Road and S. Midler Avenue

No Material Weaknesses – Mayor Walsh Announces Syracuse Breaks Bad Financial Streak

Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh announced the City of Syracuse received an independent audit report free of “material weaknesses”

Syracuse: Join Us For A Virtual Public Budget Hearing On 3/3

A Special Work Session will immediately follow the budget hearing.

Statement By Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh On Drug Trafficking Arrests And Indictment:

“The arrests and federal drug indictment announced today mean Syracuse is a safer place."

Syracuse: Mayor Walsh Announces Another $350,000 In COVID-19 Emergency Relief Grants To City Small Businesses

During the past year, the City has made more than $1.3 million available to Syracuse small businesses and organizations.

How Close Are Syracuse Area Hospitals To Capacity? Weekly Update

New federal data shows how many hospital beds are currently filled in Onondaga County as the pandemic wanes.

How Coronavirus Is Affecting Syracuse Area Nursing Homes: Weekly Update

The federal government is tracking the decline of COVID-19 cases in nursing homes, including in the Syracuse area.

Syracuse’s Newest Energy Option: The ‘Netflix’ Of Solar

It’s one of the easiest ways to save money and support local clean energy jobs. And it’s as simple as subscribing to Netflix.

Join Us For A Syracuse School District Virtual Public Budget Hearing On 2/22

The Syracuse City School District Board of Education will hold a Public Budget Hearing on Monday, February 22.

How Coronavirus Is Affecting Syracuse Nursing Homes: Weekly Update

The federal government has been tracking coronavirus cases and deaths in nursing homes, including in Syracuse.

Mayor Walsh Delivers State Budget Testimony To New York Legislative Fiscal Committees

Mayor Walsh told the members of the Legislative Fiscal Committees that the City of Syracuse is “standing strong.”

City Of Syracuse To Close Monday In Observance Of Presidents’ Day

City of Syracuse administrative offices will be closed on Monday, Feb. 15 in observance of the Presidents’ Day federal holiday.

Handmade Gifts Are a Bingo Win Away at Onondaga Center

Highly-Talented Nurse Creates Handmade Toys For Residents as Special Bingo Winning Prizes

SCSD Students Lead Staff Trainings On Race & Equity

Through the Student Coalition on Race and Equity (SCORE), students met daily for four weeks on Zoom to discuss these topics.

Weekly Update: See Which Syracuse Area Hospitals Nearing Capacity

Here's how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting hospitals and their ICUs in Onondaga County.

Matthew H. Hoskins, P.G. of Syracuse Promoted to Associate by D&B

D&B Engineers and Architects has promoted Matthew H. Hoskins of Syracuse to Associate.

Here’s How Coronavirus Is Affecting Syracuse Nursing Homes

The federal government has been tracking coronavirus cases and deaths in nursing homes, including in Syracuse.

SCSD Board Of Education Business Meeting To Be Held February 10th

The Board of Education of the Syracuse City School District will hold its regular scheduled business meeting on Wednesday, February 10.

City Of Syracuse Tick And Deer Management Plan Frequently Asked Questions

The City of Syracuse, with funding provided by Onondaga County, is undertaking a deer damage management program.

ITC Students Produce Virtual Learning Show Through Internship

Three ITC seniors in the Media Communications program have been leading the production of a special project.

Syracuse Mayor Walsh Announces Deer Management To Start In City Week Of February 8

Syracuse is one of five municipalities in Onondaga County completing deer damage management with the USDA this winter.

Community Solar Finally Comes to Syracuse

Community solar: a win-win for your wallet and the environment -- no equipment required.

Syracuse City School District Operating Virtually February 2, 2021

There will be no in-person instruction today, Tuesday, February 2, 2021 in the Syracuse City School District.

Weekly Update: See Which Syracuse Area Hospitals Are Nearing Capacity

Here is the latest federal data on which hospitals and ICUs are closest to capacity in Onondaga County.

Syracuse Mayor Walsh And Chief Monds Announce Virtual Collins Block Ceremony

The Syracuse Fire Department (SFD) will hold a virtual memorial at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 3.

Syracuse Mayor Walsh Issues Snow Safety Alert To Prepare For Potential Impact Of Nor’easter

City Department of Public Works will have plows on duty as heaviest snow expected overnight.

Water Main Break At The Intersection Of James And Catherine Streets To Impact Syracuse Water Service

The intersection at James Street and Catherine Street will be closed to all eastbound and westbound traffic.

Syracuse Mayor Walsh Announces Online FOIL Self-Service Portal For Code Violations And Permits

To date, the database contains more than 98,000 code violations and 38,000 building permits.

White Plains Announces JV & Varsity Winter Sports To Begin February 1st

All student athletes must register on FamilyID.

Syracuse Water Department Crews Working To Repair Water Main Break On The 1700 And 1800 Blocks Of Burnet Avenue

The City of Syracuse Department of Water is working to repair a water main break on the 1700 and 1800 blocks of Burnet Avenue.

Syracuse Mayor Walsh Issues Call For Ideas For Global Mayors Challenge

City of Syracuse will compete for $1 million prize offered by Bloomberg Philanthropies.

Brighton Academy Students Focus On The Good With Wolfpack Roundup

Students at Brighton Academy have been spreading good news – virtually – thanks to the Weekly Wolfpack Roundup, a student-led broadcast.

City Of Syracuse Releases Draft Of Police Reform And Reinvention Plan

The 76-page draft document provides answers to specific questions posed by the State and lays out 27 initiatives and actions.