Central City business school shut by state order
The state closes Central City Business Institute in Syracuse due to financial trouble after 1992 regulatory problems. The two year school must cease operations by June 30 and stop enrolling. Chapter 11 filing lists creditors including Titan Management and Solvay Bank with substantial unsecured claims. CEO Diane Rozzano defended the move, saying enrollment decline and regulatory changes forced the filing, with fall classes unlikely.
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Investment pays off for a landlord neighbor in university hill
Over the weekend residents walk by cluttered sidewalks and yards with trash, peeling paint, and rental signs amid derelict student housing. Some landlords upkeep fine homes while others keep ghettolike blocks, prompting calls for absentee owners to care. A reader asks about Erie Canal Road’s name tied to historical routes, answered by Castorland historian Jack Sweeney.
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