UNPA & Neighborhood News
Home Improvements In The University Neighborhood During the Pandemic
Celebrating the resilience and creativity of our neighborhood At UNPA’s 2020 annual meeting we celebrate the creativity spurred…
Read MoreUNPA’s Request for Professional Grant Funding Search Services
The University Neighborhood Preservation Association [UNPA] is seeking services to identify funding sources to support its current and…
Read MoreUNPA Welcomes New Executive Director
UNPA held their Annual Report to the Community on November 19th. The board introduced Maribel Arce as the…
Read MoreUNPA Seeks New Director
The part-time Executive Director is responsible for executing the University Neighborhood Preservation Association (UNPA)’s mission, which is to:…
Read MoreHarry Lewis to be Honored
HARRY LEWIS WAY A proclamation naming Meadowbrook Drive between Broad & Westcott Streets in honor of university neighborhood…
Read MoreSEUNA Annual Meeting with Mayor Ben Walsh
SEUNA Annual Meeting with Mayor Ben Walsh 7 pm, Wednesday, April 10, 2019 Westcott Community Center 826 Euclid…
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Won't you be my neighbor?
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For sale: $189,900. The home you've been waiting for; well constructed, nicely maintained and updated, with features such as random width oak pegged floors, wood burning fireplace in living room... an...Onondaga County Health Department has shared this video of Dr. Gupta speaking about the the Delta variant of COVID-19 and the importance of protecting yourself and others.
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For those of you who did not see the video: cnycentral.com/news/local/are-your-maple-trees-turning-brown-heres-why
Are your maple trees turning brown? Here’s why
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Many Syracuse residents have been noticing brown, spotting leaves on trees throughout the city. The City Arborist Steve Harris took to Facebook this week to assure the public that the trees are going ...Wondering what to do about those dark leaves on your trees? A Public Service Announcement from the City of Syracuse Arborist