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An interesting question I thought of is given that Syracuse has been a refugee relocation hub for people from other countries, could Syracuse also serve a similar purpose for those that have been impacted by natural disasters like what has occurred in Houston or even other incidents like the Flint Water Crisis?
While some months back, according to this article/segment from the Today Show(via Reward Expert), Syracuse is viewed as the top mid sized city in the Northeast to visit: https://www.today.com/money/30-best-...expert-t109992
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