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B'ville: Watch the waterways Thursday
BÂ’ville Marching Band Home Show set for Sept. 18
Of interest in Syracuse: D-Build at Everson
C-NS campus to include electronic info board
Annual Sept. 11 ceremony at Fayette Firefighters Park
Fine tuned: Lifetime piano tuner hones his craft at the New York State Fair
North Syracuse: Pollock takes office, replaces Fortin
Barrigar - Whiting to open TOPS
Benson Road to Close at NYS Route 38A for Culvert Replacement
B'ville: Water chestnut still a problem on waterways
B'ville: Golden Harvest Festival kicks off Autumn
U.S. soldier visits St. Camillus to express gratitude
B'ville: Watch the waterways Thursday
BÂ’ville Marching Band Home Show set for Sept. 18
Of interest in Syracuse: D-Build at Everson
C-NS campus to include electronic info board
Annual Sept. 11 ceremony at Fayette Firefighters Park
Fine tuned: Lifetime piano tuner hones his craft at the New York State Fair
North Syracuse: Pollock takes office, replaces Fortin
Barrigar - Whiting to open TOPS
Benson Road to Close at NYS Route 38A for Culvert Replacement
B'ville: Water chestnut still a problem on waterways
B'ville: Golden Harvest Festival kicks off Autumn
U.S. soldier visits St. Camillus to express gratitude
Syracuse’s Creekwalk Begins to take ShapePosted on 11/01/09
On Friday November 6th 2009 Syracuse’s much talked about Creekwalk will break ground on Phase I linking two existing sections of the project. Once completed, the Franklin Square section will be connected the Inner Harbor. You will be able to bike or walk from Armory Square to the southern shore of Onondaga Lake near Carousel Center.
This is the culmination of Mayor Driscoll’s vision of a mixed-use bicycle and pedestrian path from “the Onondaga Nation to Onondaga Lake.”
The ground breaking event will take place at 10:00 a.m. at the Walton Street Bridge on the 200 block.