
Syracuse Hires JSK Snow for Sidewalk Plowing
The Common Council approved an agreement with JSK Snow Services worth up to $1,079,915 to clear city sidewalks for another season.
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Do you trust your city to spend snow-removal money well?

The Common Council approved an agreement with JSK Snow Services worth up to $1,079,915 to clear city sidewalks for another season.
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Do you trust your city to spend snow-removal money well?
For Syracuse, America's snowiest city, coverage here follows city government, Onondaga County, Syracuse City School District, sports, business and public safety. Reporting reaches neighborhoods across the city and surrounding communities.
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Are you planning to travel to visit family this holiday season despite higher airfare prices?
Officials anticipate high passenger volume at Syracuse Hancock International Airport during upcoming holidays.

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Should Syracuse keep the Columbus statue or redesign Columbus Circle?
The Columbus Monument Corporation says it will sue the Onondaga Historical Association over records related to a Columbus Circle redesign competition.

Three Syracuse police officers injured while rescuing children from a deadly Jamesville Avenue house fire have been released from the hospital.
Brewster, Boland and Brockway residence halls will close at the end of the 2026-27 academic year as three new residence halls open in fall 2027.

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Should large industrial projects be subject to stricter environmental regulations to protect your local community?
A local group holds a panel discussion to express opposition to the construction of a $100 billion chip facility.

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