Gail Montplaisir, president of Taurus Development Group and one of the project’s three principals, said the group has decided ...

The New York State Attorney General's Office concluded that it will not investigate an incident where a suspect shot and ...

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Syracuse, N.Y. – The state of New York is providing $8.5 million to turn the long-vacant former Sears Roebuck store on Syracuse’s South Side into a semiconductor workforce training hub.

The SUFFP collaborates with the City of Syracuse, local community groups, and entrepreneurs to identify preferred locations and species to plant along a 9-mile corridor on the City’s South Side.