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	Encyclopedia: Syracuse, New York
		Syracuse is also a relatively large convention city, with a downtown convention complex and the Empire Expo Center directly west of the city, which hosts the annual Great New York State Fair.
		Syracuse was named after the original Syracuse, a city on the eastern coast of Sicily, Italy, which shares some similarities with this one, including a formerly-important salt industry and a neighboring town of Salina.
		Syracuse's cable television provider is Time Warner Cable, which, as a part of its regular and digital offerings, provides a 24-hour local news channel (News 10 Now), local sports channel, public access channel, and an additional PBS channel.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Syracuse,-New-York (10083 words)

	Hanover Square
		During the early days of Syracuse, because Hanover Square was the major transfer point on the Canal, it became not only the city's commercial district but also its primary meeting place.
		In 1865, when Abraham Lincoln's remains were traveling through Syracuse on their way to internment in Springfield Illinois, thousands came to Hanover Square to hear eulogies for the fallen leader.
		Because Hanover Square was so compact, and the lots so small, it was not easily incorporated into the large urban renewal projects that leveled whole city blocks just a few yards away.
	www.syracusethenandnow.net /Dwntwn/HanoverSq/HanoverSquare.htm (406 words)

	Syracuse, New York - Wikipedia
		As Syracuse grew in wealth and sophistication, it became a hot spot for the growing abolitionist movement.
		Syracuse University was chartered in 1870 as a Methodist-Episcopal institution; it has grown from a few classrooms located in downtown Syracuse into a major research institution.
		Known as the Syracuse Nationals (1946-1963), they played seventeen seasons in Syracuse, and even won the NBA championship in 1955.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Syracuse%2C_New_York (3718 words)

	Downtown Syracuse
		Downtown Syracuse is home to roughly 1,500 residents who enjoy walking to work, entertainment and restaurants, cultural activities, shopping, and outdoor festivals and events.
		In 2001, a number of the upper floors of Hanover Square's historic buildings were converted into loft style apartments.
		Hanover Square residents enjoy living in a European style neighborhood and the ability to walk out their door for a cup of coffee or a bite to eat.
	www.downtownsyracuse.com /default.aspx?Nav=Live&Control=Content&ProgramName=Live (170 words)

	City of Syracuse
		The Syracuse Neighborhood Initiative is a collaborative effort between the City of Syracuse, local and national non-profit community development organizations, and private sector leaders.
		The partnership was initiated in response to a challenge, issued by Congressman James T. Walsh (R-Syracuse) in 1999, to revitalize neighborhoods in Syracuse and reclaim the City's vacant buildings that are having the greatest blighting impact.
		Phase II of the Syracuse Neighborhood Initiative (fostered by an additional $10 million special purpose grant) included the City of Syracuse TNT Planning Councils to determine priority projects for their neighborhoods.
	www.syracuse.ny.us /sni.asp (1068 words)

	Syracuse, NY Timeline
		Syracuse's population is about 15,000; 5,000-6,000 are Germans [13] (Bruce puts Syracuse population at 22,271 [4]).
		Syracuse Deutscher Liederkranz (singing society) introduces the custom of having Christmas trees at public Christmas festivals with their concert at the old Turnhalle.
		Syracuse Liederkranz wins first prize at the fourth Saengerfest in Troy, NY: a magnificent grandfather clock, which was placed in the lounge of the Liederkranz hall on Butternut Street.
	freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com /~mstone/timeline.html (19926 words)

	Our History
		Named Syracuse in 1820 by John Wilkinson after a city of similar geographic appearance in Italy, the village continued to expand as the railroad came through in 1839.
		By the mid-19th century, Syracuse was well established as the heart of the Upstate region, with roads, rails and canals extending north, south, east and west.
		Conference City - Syracuse 1926: Brochure from 1926 explaining what Syracuse has to offer as a convention city (12.5 meg PDF file; source: Dick Case).
	www.syracusethenandnow.net /History/History.htm (909 words)

	Wild Side Adventures International Syracuse-- Guide, hotels, cars, cruises, maps, attractions, dining, nightlife (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Syracuse made its name first for the production of salt and, more importantly, for its central position on the Erie Canal.
		The redevelopment of Armory Square, around Franklin and Fayette streets, as an area of specialty shops, galleries and cafes has gone some way toward adding character to the city center, but the city still feels dominated by the highways and railroads that slice through it.
		The Erie Canal Museum, housed in one of the few surviving canal-era buildings, an 1850s weighing station at 318 E Erie Blvd, tells the story of the long battle between politicians and taxpayers before work on the canal began in 1810.
	www.wildsidepdx.com /Syracuse.html (225 words)

	Syracuse University, Finger Lakes - Bed & Breakfast (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Syracuse, the heart of New York State, offers outstanding attractions, great entertainment, and the best shopping in the United States.
		With a population hovering around 200,000, Syracuse is Upstate New York's third largest city.
		Syracuse is also home to the Great New York State Fair, the oldest continually-operating fair in the nation.
	www.giddingsgarden.com /destiny.html (399 words)

	Come Home to Syracuse ! A community project to help former area residents return (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Clinton Square is the site of many festivals and concerts throughout the summer.
		The area is anchored at one end by a luxuriously refurbished Genesee Inn and at the other the 20 floor former Holiday Inn which has been remodeled into a trendy style you would expect in New York City or Los Angeles.
		In the summer it is party time in downtown’s Hanover Square.
	www.comehometosyracuse.com /changed.htm (353 words)

	Syracuse News - Page 2
		SYRACUSE, N.Y. - In America, famed Underground Railroad conductor Harriet Tubman is honored in many ways - in books, on buildings, on a postage stamp and even with her own days of remembrance in New York and...
		SYRACUSE, N.Y. An animal rights group wants federal regulators to investigate the death of a week-old baby elephant that fell into a pool at the Rosamond Gifford zoo in Syracuse.
		SYRACUSE a " Sutton Real Estate Company, LLC has a reputation for creating usable space in surprising places, says John M. Frantz, Jr., chief executive officer and primary owner.
	rss.topix.net /city/syracuse-ny/page2 (433 words)

	Music (123098) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Syracuse Suds Factory opened at its new location at Walton and South Clinton streets with an Oct. 7 blowout featuring the swinging sounds of the 18-piece Salt City Jazz Collective, co-directed by Kentucky-bred trumpeter John Laverty and Syracuse trombonist Joe Colombo.
		Hanover Square clubowner and amateur drummer Georgia Seferlis died Feb. 18 at age 57.
		Nationally known composer, arranger and multi-instrumentalist Calvin Custer, a longtime member of the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra and artistic director of the CNY Jazz Orchestra, died April 21 at the age of 58.
	newtimes.rway.com /1998/123098/music.shtml (4105 words)

	Maxwell School of Syracuse University: Public Administration
		The Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs is pleased to honor Vito Sciscioli, MPA 1970, for his history of commitment to the local community, to Maxwell School alumni and students, and for his dedication to the School and its academic mission.
		Under his watchful eye, Armory Square, Franklin Square and Hanover Square were transformed into successful commercial and residential districts.
		When he retired from Syracuse city government two years ago, he said he would consider teaching at the Maxwell School if the right position came along.
	www.maxwell.syr.edu /pa/vitosciscioli.htm (351 words)

	Syracuse Comprehensive Plan 2025 - Syracuse History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		1848 Syracuse Incorporates as a City - The first City Hall was built in 1861 on Montgomery Street as the seat of local government.
		Hanover Square area becomes a commercial core with banks, offices, newspaper establishments and retail stores.
		Syracuse University is established in 1870 on "the hill".
	www.syracusecomprehensiveplan.com /history.cfm (646 words)

	Hanover Square, Syracuse - Wikipedia
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		One of the older sections of the city, Hanover Square is an exciting and beautiful mixed-use combination of shops, restaurants, offices, and living space.
		This New York state location article is a stub.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hanover_Square%2C_Syracuse (78 words)

	Syracuse NY Tourist Guide
		Syracuse, the heart of New York State, offers outstanding attractions, great entertainment, and the best shopping in Central New York.
		With a population hovering around 160,000, Syracuse is Upstate New York's third largest city.
		And Syracuse's unique geography means that opportunities for fishing and boating, skiing and snowtubing, and golfing and tennis are just minutes from downtown.
	www.syrahoo.com /tour (404 words)

	Clinton Square rededication
		Living History demonstrations will be held in Hanover Square, where the original 149th NY infantry set up a recruiting "shack" in 1862.
		Then there will be a march from Lafayette Park to Hanover Square to Clinton Square of the recreated 149th by the re-enactors.
		Re-enactors require one small campfire be lit in Hanover Square, possible to be placed within the confines of a wooden-framed sandbox.
	www.rugglesrag.com /soldiers+saylors%20momument.htm (816 words)

	Winter Times 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Aero Radio Club of Syracuse and Syracuse Thunderbirds Aero Radio Society present continuous talks and demos sales on model aircrafts.
		The Irish descend from Tipp Hill to paint the town green in the parade's 21st march through downtown Syracuse.
		Syracuse New Times content is Copyright 2004 by A. Zimmer Ltd., used by permission.
	newtimes.rway.com /2004/winter04/winter4.shtml (1900 words)

	Cnylink...Your link to Central New York (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Young and old instrumental improvisors and vocalists jam with dynamic young rhythm section comprised of Noah Kellman on keyboards, Spencer Murphy on bass and Mike Tyszko on drums.
		The Coffee Pavilion, 133 E. Water St. in Hanover Square, Syracuse.
		Poet Jane Cassady invites versifiers of all ages and abilities to read their work at the Coffee Pavilion, 133 E. Water St., Hanover Square, Syracuse.
	www.cnylink.com /ent/clubs.php (863 words)

	syracuse new york weather (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Syracuse, 19 °F / -7 °C, Clear, 6:54 AM EST.
		Weather links for Syracuse, New York and 1500 other US cities includes weather forecasts, weather radar, current weather, weather cams, kid's weather, local information, hurricane, weather maps, news, sports and travel.
		Syracuse houses major air, rail and bus terminals and is the junction of the New York State Thruway
	www.newyork-bookmarks.com /syracuse_new_york_weather.html (516 words)

	dance lesson syracuse - Cape Cod Dance Studio capecoddancestudio.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Dance is Fun in Syracuse Orientation Dance Specials 4 lesson for $ 10.00.
		If you paid for a dance lesson in Syracuse area, you get in that Thursday's dance for $1; our way of supporting people who invest...
		Swingin' Syracuse Calendar of Swing Dance & Lindy Hop Classes and...
	www.capecoddancestudio.com /dance-lesson-syracuse (341 words)

	Mission Statement of Syracuse Swing Dance Society, Ltd (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The mission of the Syracuse Swing Dance Society, Ltd. ("SSDS") is to promote swing dancing in the Syracuse area.
		Swing dancing is an art form accessible to people of all levels of ability and adaptable to a variety of musical genres such as blues, big band, RandB, jazz, pop and country.
		SSDS members provided group dance lessons at the four-event series Swingin' in Hanover Square in downtown Syracuse.
	www.syrswingdance.org /mission.html (335 words)

	Deutschen in Syracuse/1850-1860
		Wann das erste Lagerbier in Syracuse gebraut wurde, lässt sich nicht einmal annähernd genau bestimmen.
		Under this animating influence everything was undertaken and brought to life that the Syracuse Germans had previously postponed in awaiting for ideal conditions.
		The previous day he had delivered a speech in Auburn, followed by one in Syracuse in the afternoon, and had then attended a reception at the home of E. Leavenworth and was now tired and worn out.
	freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com /~mstone/1850-60.html (10299 words)

	bio
		Consisting of 2 veterans of the Syracuse area music scene (Virginia Wallenbeck and Dion),
		, but being a Syracuse native, she returned to her hometown to complete her schooling.
		After returning to the area she decided to put her talents to work with cameo performances with such acts as
	www.divirge.com /bio.html (252 words)

	Syracuse Gift Basket Company
		I originally started The Syracuse Gift Basket Company as a home-based business in the summer of 2000, having spent the previous 3 years working for a well-established company in the midwest.
		About 5 months after Julie moved The Syracuse Gift Basket Company to downtown Syracuse, I made a committment to helping her operate and build the business.
		Having been in our new location for a year, we are gratified that we have experienced a substantial increase in business, thanks to our many wonderful customers.
	www.syracusegiftbasket.com /aboutus.php (841 words)

	Downtown Syracuse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Armory Square retailers and restauranteurs will hold their first ever sidewalk sale in late July, an event they plan to turn into an annual highlight...
		Which is the oldest retail business in downtown Syracuse?
		The Downtown Committee is committed to improving downtown Syracuse’s image, strengthening its economic base, increasing its attractiveness, and assuring that it is clean, safe, and accessible.
	www.downtownsyracuse.com /%20 (68 words)

	OCC : Onondaga Cycling Club dot ORG
		Syracuse, NY -- The Saturn Syracuse Race Weekend presented by The Onondaga Cycling Club to be held Memorial Day Weekend May 29-30, is rapidly approaching and there are some exciting new additions to the race in 2004!
		Cyclists and spectators alike will be treated to a one-of-a-kind event watching top racers duke it out on the streets of syracuse, starting at 4:00 pm, Saturday May 29th.
		The Saturn Syracuse Race Weekend continues to host the Song Mountain Road Race on Saturday morning as well as the Upper Onondaga Park Criterium on Sunday.
	www.onondagacyclingclub.org /occ/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=235 (355 words)

	hanover new hampshire hotels - Discount Hotel Airfare (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Negotiated rates for hotels in Hanover NH and surrounding areas.
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		Find great rates on Hanover, New Hampshire hotel lodging.
	www.discounthotelairfare.org /new-hotels/hanover-new-hampshire-hotels.html (204 words)

	News
		Gone from downtown Syracuse's Hanover Square but very much with us is Syracuse Gift Basket Co.
		You can now find the unique retailer at 222 Teall Avenue next to the US Post Office building.
		Julie Briggs and Marcia Briggs have been basket cases in the State Tower Building since founding the Syracuse Gift Basket in November of 2000.
	www.syracusegiftbasket.com /newsart.php?art=23 (155 words)

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