After realizing there were no applicants for lifeguards for Lakeside Park, the Syracuse Town Council approved an allocation of $5,000 to entice applications by increasing lifeguards’ pay.
Read MoreDear Editor, With the upcoming primary next week, I would like encourage people to vote for Paul Stoelting for Syracuse Town Council. I have served with Paul as a councilman and on several projects for the community over the years. Term limits might be good for Congress and … Read More
Local attorney Steve Snyder came before the Syracuse Town Council during its regular meeting Tuesday, Sept. 21, on behalf of his client Ridgestone Development Group.
Read MoreTwo recently hired municipal employees were introduced to the community at a noontime open house welcome reception Thursday, Aug. 26, at Syracuse Town Hall.
Read MoreBy the end of the Syracuse Town Council’s regular meeting Tuesday night, July 20, the town had a new town manager and a new public works superintendent.Â
Read MoreSyracuse Town Council approved the resignation of Town Manger Mike Noe in a 3-2 vote during its regular meeting Tuesday night, May 18. Councilmen Bill Musser and Paul Stoelting both voted against accepting Noe’s resignation.
Read MoreMike Noe, Syracuse Town manager, has resigned after serving the town as town manager and public works superintendent since December 2018.
Read MoreThe Syracuse Town Council learned about plans for the old Syracuse Elementary School as well as approved a tax abatement for Travel Star, a Goshen based business, expanding into the technology park during its monthly meeting Tuesday night, Jan. 19.
Read MoreThe Syracuse Town Council held its final meeting of 2020 Tuesday night, Dec. 15, wrapping up past projects and moving forward to 2021. The council met via Zoom.
Read MoreThe Syracuse Town Council held a brief special town council meeting Wednesday, Nov. 24, to tie up some loose ends from its regular meeting held Nov. 17.Â
Read MoreThe Syracuse Town Council took another step towards Polywood LLC expanding its manufacturing facilities in the Syracuse Industrial Park during its regular monthly meeting Tuesday night, Sept. 15.
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