Staff Report / syracuselocal.org

The City of Syracuse welcomed the Pride of Syracuse City Marching Band to City Hall today, celebrating their successful season. The band, founded in 2023, comprises seventh to twelfth graders from 17 middle and high schools within the Syracuse City School District (SCSD). City officials expressed pride in the students’ representation of the city and optimism for the band's future.

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