Abandoned train station platform in Syracuse to be given $1.5 million renovation
The Department of Transportation has dedicated $1.5 million to the renovation of an abandoned train station platform in downtown Syracuse. Read more »
Onondaga County
Community members question benefits of potential merger between Syracuse and Onondaga County governments
Community members voiced doubts Monday night about a potential merger between Onondaga County and the city of Syracuse at a meeting in the Southwest Community Center. Read more »
Catch up on the week in city and state politics
Check out the week in New York state and Syracuse politics, including a proposed government merger and a sexual assault training program. Read more »
SU, SUNY-ESF announce academic, research-based partnership
The chancellor and president of Syracuse University and the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry, respectively, have announced an academic, research-based partnership. Read more »
Syracuse University professor sues 6 New York state Supreme Court justices
A Syracuse University professor is suing six New York state Supreme Court justices and a law firm representing the university. Read more »
Election results to know for Onondaga County and city of Syracuse
Here are the results of several Onondaga County and city of Syracuse elections. Read more »
Joanie Mahoney elected for third term as Onondaga County executive
Syracuse University alumna, Joanie Mahoney, was elected for her third term as Onondaga County executive on Tuesday, defeating her Democratic opponent Toby Shelley. Read more »
Bird Library sees low voter turnout on Election Day
Bird Library saw a low but slightly above average voter turnout for general elections on Tuesday. Read more »
What you need to know for Election Day 2015
Here's what you need to know in advance of Election Day 2015: Read more »
Syracuse-based paranormal investigators discuss CNY hauntings
Tammy Rosenfeld and Kate Creighton are in charge of two separate paranormal investigating teams in the Syracuse area. Read more »
Chengye Hou remembered for hard work, kind personality
Chengye Hou, a Syracuse University graduate student who died in a car accident last Thursday, is remembered for his hard working and kind personality by faculty members of the College of Engineering and Computer Science. Read more »
Leaders celebrate completion of Connective Corridor road construction
Local, state and federal leaders celebrated the completion of the second phase of Connective Corridor construction Wednesday morning in downtown Syracuse. Read more »
SU Health Services annual flu clinic to be held Wednesday
Syracuse University will coordinate with the Onondaga County Department of Health for the second year at its annual flu clinic, which will be held Wednesday in Flanagan Gymnasium. Read more »
iSchool research aims to aid military veterans, refugees
New research from the iSchool is aiming to help veterans and refugees transitioning to unfamiliar settings. Bryan Semaan, a professor in the School of Information… Read more »
New York state's high court hears oral arguments in defamation lawsuit against Jim Boeheim, Syracuse University
ALBANY, N.Y. — Almost three years after two former Syracuse University ball boys sued Jim Boeheim over his comments that they were lying about being… Read more »
Central New York Community Foundation
Syracuse orchestra company will teach math and science through music to local middle schools
Several middle schools in Onondaga County will have the opportunity to learn science and math through music starting this school year. Symphoria, a local orchestra… Read more »
Number of virus-carrying mosquitoes up in Onondaga County
Virus-carrying mosquitoes are most commonly associated with exotic swamp lands in Africa and Asia, but recently, parts of Onondaga County are breeding grounds for them… Read more »
Judge orders Chuck's Cafe to pay debt collector more than $5,400
Chuck's Cafè has been ordered to pay more than $5,400 after its owner ignored repeated notices about a lawsuit brought by a debt collector, a judge ruled on Thursday. Read more »
Two men indicted on felony, misdemeanor charges, expected back in court April 23
Two men accused of burglarizing Hall of Languages in February have each been indicted on one felony and misdemeanor charge. Christopher “Shinobi” Dugger, 25, of… Read more »
Cleaning up their act: $1 billion initiative to restore Onondaga Lake by 2018 continues with two-part plan
With the help of an energy-efficient technology company, Onondaga County’s $1 billion project to restore Onondaga Lake is in full swing and partially ahead of… Read more »
SU, city to fund downtown park remodel beginning in fall
Syracuse University will partially fund the redesign of Forman Park, on East Genesee Street in downtown Syracuse, starting fall 2010 as part of its Connective… Read more »
