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Rep. John Katko asks Congress for $15M to build Syracuse rapid transit bus lines Updated 11:59 AM; Today 10:01 AM A Centro bus waits to pick up passengers at the public authority's transit hub at 599 South Salina St. in downtown Syracuse. Teri Weaver | tweaver@syracuse.com Facebook Share Washington – Rep. John Katko has asked Congress for $15 million to pay for the development of rapid transit bus lines in Syracuse, a top priority for the city’s plan to boost its economy and reduce poverty. The federal money would help Centro open the first of two rapid bus lines aimed at improving tran...

Several restaurants have closed in 2021, but more are on their way. Harry G's New York Deli and Cafe has closed at 678 South Ave. The sandwich shop, which has operated in the South Wedge for the past 10 years, announced its closing via Facebook.  B. Good a healthful restaurant chain, closed its location at 640 Jefferson Road in Henrietta. Uno Pizzeria & Grill has closed at 1000 Hylan Dr. in Henrietta. The chain known for deep-dish Chicago-style pizza came to the Rochester area in 1995. A location near Eastview Mall in Victor closed in 2018. The location at 931 Holt Road in Webster ...

With Cuomo’s curfew ending, late night Armory Square bars eye reopening Updated 1:16 PM; Syracuse, N.Y. — The late night scene in downtown Syracuse’s Armory Square may start to look almost normal by the end of this month. Mulrooney’s Pub and Benjamin’s on Franklin nightclub, which have been shut since the fall, plan to reopen on Memorial Day weekend just ahead of the official end of the statewide indoor bar and restaurant curfew. The indoor curfew, currently midnight, ends on Memorial Day itself — Monday May 31. (The curfew for outdoor seating ends May 17.) But the two bars will...

ebevins@newsandsentinel.com Front, from left, Belpre Tree Commission member Joyce Lorentz, Belpre Mayor Mike Lorentz, Bob’s Market and Greenhouse Retail Manager Jon Neff and Tree Commission Chairwoman Maxine Mobbs tamp down the dirt around a freshly planted Green Mountain sugar maple in Belpre’s Depot Park on Thursday. (Photo by Evan Bevins) From left, Bob’s Market and Greenhouse Retail Manager Jon Neff, Belpre Tree Commission Chairwoman Maxine Mobbs, Tree Commission member Joyce Lorentz and Belpre Mayor Mike Lorentz fill in dirt around a freshly planted Green Mountain sugar map...

Meetings ¯ The Washington State Community College Board of Trustees will hold its monthly meeting at 4 p.m. today in the Community Room of the main building. ¯ Washington County Relay for Life will hold its first monthly meeting at 5:30 p.m. today at the Marietta VFW picnic area on Pike Street to discuss ideas for the upcoming season. The relay event will be held Aug. 14. For more information, call Tim Bonnette at 740-350-3777 or Michele Hendershot at 740-336-9199. ¯ The Reno Water and Sewer District will hold its regularly scheduled board meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Reno Water ...