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Syracuse council adopts police reform, hoping it’s not ‘just another hollow promise’ Updated Mar 15, 2021; Posted Mar 15, 2021 Protestors in Syracuse gather in front of city hall June 6, 2020, to protest police brutality and the death of George FloydÊin Minneapolis.Dennis Nett | dnett@syracuse.com Facebook Share Syracuse, N.Y. — The Syracuse Common Council today unanimously approved a police reform plan intended to improve police-community relations, ensure greater police accountability and address systemic racial bias in the criminal justice system. The Syracuse Police Reform and ...

Vote on Tech Garden expansion delayed, again, after heated dispute among Syracuse councilors Updated Mar 15, 2021; Posted Mar 15, 2021 Rendering shows a planned two-story addition to the Syracuse Tech Garden, a business incubator at South Warren and Harrison streets in downtown Syracuse. The state of New York is contributing $12.5 million to the more than $15 million cost of the addition. QPK Design Facebook Share Syracuse, N.Y. — Councilor Michael Greene again delayed a vote on a lease agreement for the Tech Garden Monday after raising multiple concerns about the future of an event space...

Syracuse lawmakers, Tech Garden strike a deal on expansion: no profit-sharing after all Updated Mar 12, 2021; Posted Mar 12, 2021 The Tech Garden, a business accelerator operated by CenterState CEO in downtown Syracuse. Axa Towers is in the background. (Photo shot June 25, 2020.) (Rick Moriarty | rmoriarty@syracuse.com)Rick Moriarty | rmoriarty@syracuse.com Facebook Share Syracuse, N.Y. — CenterState CEO reached a deal with Syracuse lawmakers this week to move ahead with the expansion of its business incubator, the Tech Garden, without the profit-sharing agreement desired by some Common C...

Another Republican candidate has officially announced today she is running to be the next Mayor of Syracuse.

Working Families Party will give its coveted mayoral ballot line to... no one Updated Mar 11, 2021; Posted Mar 11, 2021 Michael Greene (top left) and Khalid Bey (bottom left) are seeking the Democratic Party nomination to challenge Ben Walsh (right) for Syracuse mayor in 2021. Photos by Dennis Nett and Scott Schild. Facebook Share Syracuse, N.Y. — The Working Families Party has decided who to endorse in the Syracuse mayor’s race: No one. Party leaders chose not to give any candidate the coveted ballot line in this year’s race. Three candidates had interviewed with local party members:...