
Syracuse Council Urges State Aid for Lead Pipes
The city seeks greater state funding as it works to replace lead service lines and meet federal standards.
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Should state government provide more funding to replace lead water pipes in cities?
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The city seeks greater state funding as it works to replace lead service lines and meet federal standards.
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Should state government provide more funding to replace lead water pipes in cities?
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Do you think Syracuse is doing enough to make housing affordable?
Hudson captured 84% of the vote in her fifth straight election victory, defeating Republican Raymond Dague.

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Should federal immigration enforcement operations be a concern for small businesses in your community?
Federal agents conducted a targeted operation in the Armory Square neighborhood on Saturday morning.

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Do you think things in your area are getting better or worse politically?
The Syracuse Democrat, a county legislator, won the 129th Assembly District over Republican Shawn Fiato after defeating a 28-year incumbent in June's primary.

The city moves to replace 1,700 lead service lines as part of a $25 million infrastructure project.
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Do you believe the U.S. should increase spending on advanced military defense technologies?
SRC Inc. will develop new aircraft protection technology for the United States Air Force.

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