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Author Archives: Lindsay Speicher
Mayor Miner and the Syracuse Women’s Commission hold a “Career Exploration Series” for young women in the Syracuse Community
For the last two weeks of school, 90 young women were seeing their futures open up in front of them at Danforth, Westside Academy, and Frazer Middle Schools. The Syracuse Women’s Commission, in partnership with the Mayor’s Office and the … Continue reading
This Sunday: Keeping the P(e)ace 5K
The Syracuse University Remembrance Scholars are organizing a 5K Run/Walk this Sunday to benefit the victims of last week’s Boston Marathon bombing. Proceeds will go toward Technology Underwriting Greater Good (TUGG), which will allocate funds to organizations responding to Boston’s … Continue reading
Successful Clean Up ‘Cuse
Last Saturday’s neighborhood clean-up and beautification project proved successful. According to the Syracuse Department of Public Works, Clean Up ‘Cuse volunteers removed a total of 8.28 tons of litter! Hundreds of volunteers descended on ten different Syracuse neighborhoods to remove … Continue reading
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Clean Up ‘Cuse This Saturday!
This Saturday, April 13th, marks the annual Clean Up ‘Cuse event! With extensive support from OCRRA and the United Way of Central New York, Mayor Miner presents Clean Up ‘Cuse as a community-wide litter clean-up and neighborhood beautification initiative. Between … Continue reading
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Tagged Beautificiation Projects, Clean Up 'Cuse, Environment, Litter
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Syracuse Basketball Advances to the Final Four
For the fifth time in history, the Syracuse University’s Men’s Basketball team will advance to the Final Four! Following last Saturday’s 55-39 win against the Marquette Golden Eagles, the Orange will advance to the penultimate game in the championship. Syracuse … Continue reading
2013 Woman of the Year Award Photos
On Wednesday evening, Mayor Stephanie Miner and the Women’s Commission presented Daryl Files with the 2013 Woman of the Year Award. Daryl, an activist on the North Side of Syracuse, was honored for her tireless service and compassionate leadership. For … Continue reading
2013 Woman of the Year Award to be Presented to Daryl Files
On Wednesday, March 27th, the Syracuse Women’s Commission and Mayor Stephanie Miner will honor Daryl Files as the 2013 Woman of the Year. An enthusiastic leader within multiple local organizations, including Women Transcending Boundaries, Interfaith Works, and The Leadership Classroom, … Continue reading
Syracuse Welcomes Actor and Activist Khalil Kain for “Stop the Violence” Panel Discussion
Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner will host a panel discussion on gun violence in the Syracuse community on Thursday, March 21, 2013. “Stop the Violence: A Discussion on Guns in our Community” is presented by Mayor Miner in collaboration with Mothers … Continue reading
City Residents Can Drop Off Leaves at DPW Through Nov. 2
City of Syracuse residents can drop off their leaves at the City of Syracuse Department of Public Works 24 hours a day, 7 days a week through Sunday, Nov. 27. The Department of Public Works is located at 1200 Canal Street. The … Continue reading
Coming soon to a neighborhood near you! News from the Westcott bulb project:
Believe it or not, it’s already time to start thinking about planting bulbs for next spring! Westcott Neighborhood Bulb Project Expands City Wide Focus For seven years the Westcott Neighborhood Bulb Project in conjunction with the Westcott Community Center focused … Continue reading
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