Oneida and Herkimer counties donated 2.7 million dollars early in 2025 to fund non profit and community organized groups focused in arts, culture, human services, animals, and education.

The Onondaga County Health Department says it’s preparing a Community Health Assessment and wants to learn more about what ...

• Scott T. Payne, 121 Norris Ave., Auburn, to Scott T. Payne and Maureen L. Payne (same address), property at 121 Norris Ave., $0. Assessment $159,800. • FB ...

Sealed bids for the construction of Contract No. 1 – General and Contract No. 2 -Electrical, will be received by the Director, Onondaga County Division of Purchase, 13th Floor Civic Center, 421 ...

Hays County is preparing to build a civic center on the same spot where it tore one down a decade ago. County commissioners voted this week to sign a preliminary agreement with San Antonio ...

Facebook contributed $350 million toward elections costs through the Center for Tech and Civic Life. Onondaga County was one of the recipients and praised the “no strings attached” funding ...

Some of the facilities to be illuminated green in honor of our veterans include the Onondaga County War Memorial, John H. Mulroy Civic Center and Veteran's Cemetery. While the county lights ...

The center will be funded by a $10 million investment from the University, as well as a $10 million grant from Onondaga County. The center is part of a more than $100 million investment in ...

Onondaga County sheriff’s deputies met the officers outside the house with the Civic, and they made a quick plan. One of the deputies, Lt. Michael Hoosock, 37, hurried around toward the back.

For decades, the Emergency Operations Center was in the basement of the Onondaga County Civic Center in Downtown Syracuse. It opens only for rare emergencies or special events, including the 1998 ...

Mulroy Civic Center. Also included in the deal is the ... On non-show days, the venue serves as a County Park for Onondaga County residents, complete with a trail that connects it to other county ...

(TNS) — Onondaga County is investing $3.5 million in new voting machines that could for the first time allow voters to cast their ballots at any of the 147 polling places in the county.