The converted two-way South Clinton Street in downtown Syracuse, as seen in this photo from Aug. 27. The City of Syracuse on Aug. 1 announced the completion of the two-way conversion between West Jefferson and Taylor Streets. (ERIC REINHARDT / CNYBJ)
SYRACUSE — Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh on Aug. 1 announced the completion of a road reconstruction project on South Clinton Street, converting the street from one way to two ways between West Jefferson and Taylor Streets. The conversion makes it easier to get around downtown Syracuse and improves safety for pedestrians and drivers, the mayor […]
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