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Yahoo
22-02-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Concerns over Syracuse Housing Authority leadership growing
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh is sharing his strongest words yet for Bill Simmons, executive director for Syracuse Housing Authority. Simmons is in charge of the East Adams Neighborhood Transformation Project. Mayor Walsh said he does not have confidence in Syracuse Housing Authority's executive director, Bill Simmons to lead the completion of the East Adams Neighborhood Transformation. He also added he does not see a path forward for Simmons as executive director. 2 new suspects accused of killing missing man Sam Nordquist Concerns over Syracuse Housing Authority leadership growing A mexican restaurant opens at the Syracuse Airport The Haven at the Skanda to host Yoga with the Horses fundraising event NYSP: Tractor-trailer driver flees from hit-and-run in Salina 'Syracuse is poise for making innovative transformational projects a reality and it can be the same thing for East Adams,' said Deputy Mayor Sharon Owens. Emotions are now running high after plans to revitalize one of Syracuse's poorest neighborhoods of public housing didn't play out the way they planned. 'I say, the mayor says, we are poised to get this project done and you have to accept the help available. We are poised to get this project done and you have to accept the help available. If you're not willing to do that then yes, there needs to be a decision from the board on whether or not the leadership needs to stay the leadership,' said Owens. Owens says Simmons should be concerned about the mayor's views and the views of other partners. 'He should be concerned. He should be listening. He should be taking in that feedback because in one breath he cannot say you are not concerned necessarily about the views. But in the second breath say, I need your assistance,' said Owens. Mayor Walsh says the next steps regarding Simmons and the project are to be determined by the housing authority's board of directors. Walsh and Owens do not have the authority to ask Simmons to resign from his position. NewsChannel 9 reached out to Syracuse Housing Authority for comment but has not heard back. The city says they will continue to work on getting the project where it needs to be. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
21-02-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
A mexican restaurant opens at the Syracuse Airport
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — The Syracuse Regional Airport Authority and Qdoba Mexican Eats have announced the grand opening of the new Qdoba Mexican Eats location at Syracuse Hancock International Airport on Friday, Feb. 21. The airport says the new fast-casual restaurant is located past the security checkpoint in the hallway leading to the concourse A gates and will be open daily from 4:15 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. or the last flight of the day. 'Today's grand opening represents an exciting expansion of dining options for SYR travelers,' said SRAA Chief Commercial Officer Jason Mehl. 'We are grateful to our partners at Gideon Toal Management Services and Qdoba Mexican Eats for their commitment to enhancing the passenger experience and investing in the success of SYR.' All food, dining and shopping options the airport has to offer can be found on the airport's Shopping, Dining, & Services webpage. A mexican restaurant opens at the Syracuse Airport The Haven at the Skanda to host Yoga with the Horses fundraising event NYSP: Tractor-trailer driver flees from hit-and-run in Salina Fashion show 'Dark Beauty: The Final Bow' to benefit Syracuse Spinal Association UPDATE: Road re-open after over a dozen cars involved in I-81 pileup in Central Square Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
