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  • 1 month ago | cnycentral.com | Matt Mulcahy

    Syracuse, N.Y. -- A private meeting in the City of Syracuse’s Strathmore neighborhood between city leaders and global consultant EY (Ernst & Young) raises new questions about how taxpayer dollars were spent on the information technology project known as Payroll Modernization. The administration of Mayor Ben Walsh spent $8.1 million over five years and the project is not complete. The brainstorming meeting took place over two days in October of 2022.

  • 1 month ago | cnycentral.com | Matt Mulcahy

    Font familyFont colorCharacter edgeCharacter edge colorBackground colorWindow colorTOPICS:SyracusePayrollUpgradeCouncilCostsDelaysModernizationProjectSYRACUSE, N.Y. -- Nearly all the members of the Syracuse common council turned out for a committee level meeting this morning to raise concerns about the multi-million dollar, much delayed overhaul of the city’s payroll and other computer systems.

  • 1 month ago | cnycentral.com | Matt Mulcahy

    The lasting impact of the Information Technology contract controversy at Syracuse City Hall is apparent. At the end of March, the Finance Commissioner for the administration of Mayor Ben Walsh admitted the lagging Payroll Modernization project consumed so much of his time he was months overdue with work needed for a critical outside audit.

  • Dec 4, 2024 | cnycentral.com | Matt Mulcahy

    Singer/songwriter Jessica Lynn first started performing in Syracuse at the New York State Fair. It was 2019, the year before the pandemic. She joined NBC 3's Matt Mulcahy and Megan Coleman from our broadcast location singing and playing her guitar. She had yet to expand her annual Christmas Spectacular into a multi-city tour. Last year she brought "A Very Merry Classic Christmas" to The Palace Theatre in the Eastwood neighborhood of Syracuse and played to a sold out house.

  • Nov 3, 2024 | cnycentral.com | Matt Mulcahy

    Rep. Brandon Williams (R-NY22) grew up in Dallas, Texas in a life of privilege. His father J. McDonald “Don” Williams was the Chief Executive Officer for Trammel Crow, a company once considered the biggest real estate company in the world. Don Williams traveled in circles with the best and brightest in business from across the country.

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MattMulcahy
MattMulcahy @MattMulcahy
15 May 25

They made it to the top of the mountain. Always incredible.

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JUST IN: Multiple summits reported on Mt #Everest (8848.86 m) this morning NPT.

MattMulcahy
MattMulcahy @MattMulcahy
7 May 25

Really interesting and remarkable that this discussion about accessible and a national brand is centered around the coach of Syracuse football. Fran Brown fearless in elevating his game. #CoachFran

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“To see a young coach like Fran…be that accessible, have a personality and a philosophy that Fran has, it became attractive.” FULL EP: https://t.co/zU3uWAB1mI

MattMulcahy
MattMulcahy @MattMulcahy
5 May 25

There is never a shortage of stories to tell. There's an endless supply of issues worthy of exploration, but one must be curious to see them, curious to be driven to seek answers, curious to look around one more corner to reach that truth. That's what really matters. #journalism https://t.co/67C0U6eoLf