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Old 08-22-2007, 08:12 PM
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Thanks for the photos bellafinzi. I passed through Syracuse on I81 in January. I was on my way to Watertown. I'm from Florida so the huge stone churches and buildings were so different and I wished I could have done some sight seeing. All I saw of Syracuse was from I81 so this was nice. It was my first trip to New York.
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Old 08-24-2007, 08:15 PM
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Thanks SouthernBelle3. All most see of Syracuse is from Interstate 81. Too bad our leadership doesn't realize our gateways can and should be showcase opportunities with landscaping, impressive facades, lack of eyesores etc.

If I ever became mayor or county executive, the first thing I would do is clean up the interstates so they look attractive to passersby. Making a good first impression would be priority #1 in my budget. Obviously, our current clueless leadership fails to grasp this concept. Syracuse looks like a dump from all the interstates (I-81, I-90, I-481, I-690)....overgrown brush, run-down buildings, warehouses with no landscaping, weeds covering chain link fencing, the list goes on and on.
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Old 08-24-2007, 08:22 PM
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Old 09-02-2007, 08:54 PM
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Old 09-05-2007, 01:49 AM
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Bellafinzi:

Your G R E A T pictures are SO appreciated!! Keep it up and post often with them. I really enjoy them. We certainly need all of the boostering that we can give to such a wonderful area, so that it may be properly appreciated and not always "put-down," as is too often the case.
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Old 09-05-2007, 07:15 AM
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As always thank-you for your time to gather these pictures! It feels great to be back home in the Syracuse area!!! I've finally setteled down in a cape in the Camillus area. Love my home and have wonderfull neighbors! Unlike Florida where everyone keeps to themselves.
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Old 09-20-2007, 07:38 PM
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Old 10-09-2007, 06:15 PM
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Oh how I love all these pictures. I am originally from Syracuse. Ive been living in Wisconsin for 17 years now. I graduated from Liverpool High School in 1988. I am seriously considering moving back to the cuse this coming summer. I have read how Syracuse is a dead end town..is that really true? I know its been a while. Ive been thinking about moving to liverpool with my two teenagers, but Im not sure what it's like there now a days. If anyone could shed some light on me. I am a Registered Nurse and Im thinking it shouldnt be too hard to find a job..but I could be wrong.

Also looking at all the pics takes me back to when I was 19 working at the old Syracuse Savings Bank when it was called Firstar..living on Court St. on the North Side. I used to walk the streets of that city without a second thought. If I missed my bus, I would walk. Syracuse always had an industrial vibe too it and I remember when Armory Square was desolate and had only a few bohemian shops in it..now look at it.

I miss Heids, Wegmans, Party in the Plaza, The Mony towers, SU games. Thank you for this post and all its pictures.
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Oh how I love all these pictures. I am originally from Syracuse. Ive been living in Wisconsin for 17 years now. I graduated from Liverpool High School in 1988. I am seriously considering moving back to the cuse this coming summer. I have read how Syracuse is a dead end town..is that really true? I know its been a while. Ive been thinking about moving to liverpool with my two teenagers, but Im not sure what it's like there now a days. If anyone could shed some light on me. I am a Registered Nurse and Im thinking it shouldnt be too hard to find a job..but I could be wrong.

Also looking at all the pics takes me back to when I was 19 working at the old Syracuse Savings Bank when it was called Firstar..living on Court St. on the North Side. I used to walk the streets of that city without a second thought. If I missed my bus, I would walk. Syracuse always had an industrial vibe too it and I remember when Armory Square was desolate and had only a few bohemian shops in it..now look at it.

I miss Heids, Wegmans, Party in the Plaza, The Mony towers, SU games. Thank you for this post and all its pictures.
Thanks! All the Syracuse hospitals are always searching for more nurses, so you shouldn't have a problem landing a job as a Registered Nurse. Liverpool is pretty much the same as it was in the early 90s. I have a photo thread for Liverpool/Salina if want to see what that area looks like today. Just do a search for Liverpool and it should come up.

I guess Syracuse can be considered a "dead end town" by outsiders since job growth is flat and it is hard to advance in many careers. Plus the population of the region is stagnant.

Liverpool and the northern suburbs are still safe and family friendly for the most part. Mattydale has gone down hill a little. Many of the older neighborhoods built right after WWII in Salina are transitioning from elderly couples to minorities, immigrants and college kids. Liverpool is not as popular place for young families as it used to be. Most families that relocate to the Syracuse northern suburbs either head to the Baldwinsville/Lysander area or to Cicero.

I'm not sure if you remember Penn Can Mall or Great Northern Mall? Penn Can is now a huge Auto Mall. Great Northern Mall itself has changed little, but the Route 31 corridor near Great Northern Mall has seen the most commercial growth in Upstate NY between Rochester and Albany in the past decade. Its really the only area that has significantly changed in the Syracuse suburbs since the early 90s. Heids is still there, Wegmans is expanding in the area, the MONY Towers are now called the AXA Towers and as you probably know SU Football now stinks, but SU Basketball is still going strong. That pretty much sums it up.

Hope this helps a little!
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