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New York's plan to tear down elevated I-81 moves downtown
The daily commute for residents in Syracuse is about to change forever as New York's plan to tear down the elevated I-81 is officially coming downtown. Most of the work planned over the next two years is centered around I-690. Drivers headed into downtown will use existing streets to reach...
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Major portion of iconic Crucible steel complex in Geddes to be demolished
Geddes, N.Y. — A major portion of the former Crucible steel mill in Geddes will be demolished to make way for the site’s eventual redevelopment. Ross Castner, who bought the 70-acre complex in 2025 following Crucible’s bankruptcy and closing, said demolition is scheduled to begin later this month on up to 40% of the sprawling site at Bridge Street and State Fair Boulevard.
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A lot of trees are coming down for the I-81 project. Why is it happening now?
Syracuse, N.Y. — Drivers along Erie Boulevard East near downtown Syracuse are seeing a changed landscape this week as construction crews begin removing trees for the Interstate 81 Viaduct project. The tree removal is one of the first steps in the project in that area. Crews are only allowed...
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Syracuse neighbors get a look at what’s next for I-81 viaduct project
Neighbors of the I-81 viaduct project visited the Palladian Hall and Treasury in downtown Syracuse to learn about the project's second phase Thursday Night. Franklin Square resident Arianna Abrams says she came because the project will affect her neighborhood. “I know that there needs to be change in order to make things a little bit better for transportation in the city,” Abrams said. “So I knew it was going to be a good thing, but also a little bit of anxiety for all of that change.”
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New Clay supervisor David Capria to take over
A Clay Town Board member will become the new supervisor, the first democrat to hold the position in nearly 70 years. David Capria will take over as supervisor after almost two years on the board. He edged out a nearly 20-year board member, Joe Bick, who has also been filling in as previous supervisor Damian Ulatowski, who stepped down in August.
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Onondaga County's aquarium could drive further development of Syracuse's Inner Harbor
The new aquarium in Syracuse’s Inner Harbor is taking shape. Before crews finish portions of the building, they must transport the aquatic life to its assigned places. When County Executive Ryan McMahon cast a net for support from lawmakers to build a multi-million-dollar aquarium in Syracuse, not everyone was on board. Now, the race to the finish is proving just as long and arduous.