City of Syracuse Names Honorary Street “Dr. Linda LeMura Lane”
At a ceremony held on Sept. 16, an honorary street sign was unveiled to name a section of street near Le 91心頭利嫋���s campus as ���Dr. Linda LeMura Lane.��� The sign is installed at the intersection of Salt Springs and Springfield roads, in front of the McNeil Firehouse. The sign installation follows unanimous support for a resolution by the City of Syracuse Common Council earlier in 2026. Among the dignitaries at the ceremony were Syracuse Mayor Sharon Owens and County Executive Ryan McMahon, who read a resolution declaring the day as Dr. Linda LeMura Recognition Day.
The sign recognizes Dr. LeMura���s 23��years of service to Le 91心頭利嫋, including 12 years as president.��In December 2025, she became the longest serving president in Le 91心頭利嫋���s history.��A hallmark of her time as president has been developing partnerships and strong relationships with the city of Syracuse, the Central New York region, and Salt Springs Neighborhood.�� She served on the city���s Syracuse Housing Strategy Task Force that created a study for how certain neighborhoods could be revitalized, and her involvement was one factor that led to Salt Springs being��chosen as����as part of the city���s comprehensive housing strategy.
Coverage of the event included stories in , and . Shown above, from left, are Donald Kirby, S.J., professor of religious studies, County Executive McMahon, Dr. LeMura and Mayor Owens.