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Onondaga County expands home repair loan program to Bayberry section of Clay

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By Tim Knauss Verified
| Syracuse.com Verified
Homeowners in the Bayberry neighborhood of Clay are now eligible for low-interest loans and grants to fix up their houses thanks to a $2 million revolving loan fund established by Onondaga County. Owner-occupants of the 70-year-old neighborhood can borrow up to $25,000 at 1% interest for exterior home repairs or upgrades, and 30% of their loan will be forgiven and treated as a grant as long as they pay back the rest. Repayment can take up to seven years.
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Upstate’s ER plan could jam traffic back to downtown Syracuse, but there’s an idea to fix it

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By Michelle Breidenbach Verified, Tim Knauss Verified
| Syracuse.com Verified
Syracuse, N.Y. — If the city permanently blocks off East Adams Street for Upstate University Hospital’s new emergency room, it could cause significant traffic bottlenecks all the way to Salt City Market unless changes are made to other streets, according to an analysis by the state DOT. To prevent traffic jams, the city would have to modify at least one major intersection and possibly add a downtown roundabout.
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Upstate Medical wants to shut down a busy street for ER expansion; Crouse objects

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By Douglass Dowty Verified, Tim Knauss Verified
| Syracuse.com Verified
Syracuse, NY – Upstate University Hospital is pushing a plan to block off East Adams Street as part of its $450 million emergency department expansion project, hospital leadership told syracuse.com | The Post-Standard. The public hospital says that closing one of Syracuse’s major streets would provide the best patient flow for the new emergency department, which will be three times the size of its current one.
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