After three decades of talk, interest in the Inner Harbor is renewed. Local officials are looking for inspiration about how the community should use this valuable, and mostly-empty waterfront land going forward. This photo from 2019 shows one of the few new buildings on the water, the Iron Pier Apartments. (N. Scott Trimble | strimble@syracuse.com)
Syracuse, N.Y. — When Ed and Danielle Neubauer thought about how to celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary, they opted for something they had never done before — a stroll along Syracuse’s Onondaga Creekwalk.
The Cicero couple parked at the Destiny USA mall, then walked along a landscaped waterfront path to the Syracuse Inner Harbor, a former state Barge Canal terminal between the mall and Franklin Square. There, they stopped for a drink at the new Meier’s Creek Brewing Co. taproom.
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