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Syracuse will test extra hours for people seeking city services after 5 p.m.

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By Jeremy Boyer Verified
| Syracuse.com Verified
Syracuse, N.Y. — Need to pay a bill, dispute a parking ticket or obtain a permit from the city of Syracuse in person, but can’t get there during the day? A new test program may offer a solution. The city next week will launch extended hours for several of its in-person constituent service offices. Starting on July 6, Monday operations will run an additional two hours, until 7 p.m., at the City Payment Center, Municipal Violations Bureau, Department of Assessment and Central Permit Office.
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Hand recount likely as Onondaga County Legislature race narrows to 5-vote gap

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By Jeremy Boyer Verified
| Syracuse.com Verified
Syracuse, N.Y. — The Democratic primary race between Charlene Tarver and Nyatwa Bullock for the Onondaga County Legislature’s 16th District is now in the hands of 22 registered voters whose absentee ballots are in limbo. The Onondaga County Board of Elections on Tuesday finished counting absentee and affidavit ballots, and the result was a 5-vote difference. Tarver currently has 427 votes and Bullock is at 422.
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Syracuse opens pools for the season, providing free way to cool off as heat wave hits

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By Jeremy Boyer Verified
| This is CNY
Syracuse pool improvements Children participate in a swim lesson in August 2024 at Thornden Park Pool in Syracuse. (File photo) Syracuse, N.Y. — Syracuse has opened seven of its eight outdoor pools, just in time for an intense heat wave that’s hitting the region this week. The city’s Department of Parks, Recreation & Youth Programs on Monday opened pools at Thornden Park, Upper Onondaga Park, Schiller Park, Lincoln Park, Kirk Park, McKinley Park and Burnet Park.
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