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Area 6 – Eastwood *The village within the city* A great place to live, work, learn, play! Eastwood’s residential area is dominated by one- and two-family homes and comprised of many early to mid-20th Century bungalow style houses. A vital business district on James Street features the iconic Palace Theatre. Huntington Elementary School, Henninger High School, and Blessed Sacrament Elementary are the major schools. Sunnycrest Park includes the Frank Salanger Sports Complex, a 9-hole golf course, and groomed cross-country ski trails in the winter snow.

Next Meeting: Monday, May 21st, 7:00 p.m. at Huntington School, 400 Sunnycrest Rd.
Meeting is one week early due to the Memorial Day Holiday. Topic: New Business Updates and Syracuse's Sustainability Plan
Eastwood TNT 5-Year Neighborhood Plan 2007-2011

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The TNT Area 6 Planning Council meets regularly on the 4th Monday at 7:00 p.m. at Huntington School Cafeteria, 400 Sunnycrest Rd.

TNT meetings are subject to change as necessary. For more information, contact TNT Coordinator Babette Baker by e-mail at bbaker@ci.syracuse.ny.us or by phone at (315) 448-8173.

Neighborhood organizations/resources:
>	Eastwood Neighborhood Association
>	Sunnycrest Park Association


Events are subject to change. Click here for a larger display and links to other area events calendars.

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Syracuse Neighborhood Action Conference

This day-long conference to build the capacity of city neighbors, unify our voices, and increase our influence as a community was held on Saturday, October 22 at Le Moyne College. There were a variety of educational and informative workshops for neighborhood organizations, grassroots groups and individuals who want to positively impact their communities!

•	Click here to view the brochure.
•	Click the image for a photo album of the event.
•	Click here for a video of Mayor Miner's welcome.

Citywide TNT Meeting

Onondaga County Executive Joanne Mahoney answered questions at the annual citywide TNT meeting on Saturday morning, June 11 in the Atrium at City Hall Commons.

•	Click here for photos of the 2011 annual meeting.
•	Click here for photos of the 2010 annual meeting.

Butternut Street Clean-up

A partnership between Home HeadQuarters, NEHDA, Northside TNT and the Social Action Committee from three local synagogues tackled a small Butternut Street neighborhood clean-up on Sunday, June 12. Click here for photos.

The 2010 Syracuse Housing Plan is available to download here.

Syracuse Neighborhoods in Action

Syracuse’s neighborhoods are the focus of a vibrant and involved citizenry. The City is as strong as the commitment and dedication of its leadership – from the Southside Neighborhood Action Group’s Block Captains to the volunteers who help clean our parks every Earth Day to the teachers who mold our future leaders and the Police and Firefighters who maintain our safety. The diverse associations throughout Syracuse add immeasurably to civic life and are constantly working to make Syracuse a better place to live, work, learn, play and raise a family.

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