Syracuse, N.Y. – On January 9, 2023, at 10:08 a.m., Syracuse Firefighters were alerted by the 911 center to a possible person that had fallen from the Dickerson St. bridge near S. Clinton St., into Onondaga Creek Below. Initial reports were that the victim may have landed in the water. Firefighters from Station 1 (900 S. State St.) and Station 6 (601 S. West St.) were on scene in under 2 minutes. On their arrival,

January 9, 2023 – The Central New York Community Foundation’s LeadSafeCNY initiative recently received a third round of funding from the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation to put toward the cost of replacing exterior doors and windows in rental units resided in by low-income individuals. The $125,000 grant will allow the initiative to continue its efforts city-wide. Over the past three years, the Cabrini Foundation has provided a total of $475,000 in support of LeadSafeCNY. The

New Year, New Line Got lead questions? You can now call 315-448-8273, where you will be welcomed by an automated voice recording that allows you to choose from talking to the Lead Grant Program (Dial 1) or the Lead Hazard Control Office (LHCO) (Dial 2). The Lead Grant Program can help eligible property owners, tenants and landlords to apply for funding and assistance with fixing lead-based paint hazards. The LHCO can address any questions about lead

On Monday, January 2nd, 2022, at around 9:49 A.M., Officers responded to Teall Avenue at Shuart Avenue for a menacing complaint.  A call was made to 911, from a delivery driver working in the area, about a male at this location pointing a long gun at others.  Officers responded to the scene to investigate. At around 9:59 A.M., Officers observed the suspect, Corey Gray, 44, at his residence at 407 Shuart Street.  Officers on the