The funding will help Micron build four computer memory chip plants in Clay. Micron said it will spend $100 billion on the plants.
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Volunteers help Syracuse’s community gardens prepare for their growing season (photo of the week)
Volunteers from Syracuse Grows, Jubilee Homes of Syracuse, Inc., Onondaga Earth Corps and other organizations joined forces Saturday on Community Volunteer Day. They helped community gardens and urban farms throughout Syracuse prepare for the upcoming growing season. Pictured are: Cooper Olds, a Syracuse University food studies graduate student, Kareem Youngblood, of Syracuse and Brooklyn, Dachaun […]
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Sana Musasama finds joy again through ‘Returning to Ourselves’ exhibition at the Everson
“Returning to Ourselves” includes topsy-turvy dolls and two series of houses made of ceramics.
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Come work with us: Central Current is hiring a news reporter
The reporter will have the opportunity to pitch their beat to Central Current’s managing editor and executive director.
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‘Chromatic Expressions’ at CFAC includes colorful and incisive pieces
Megan Lewis’ exhibition at CFAC is just a portion of a larger portfolio that is displayed throughout Baltimore.
Posted inGovernment & Politics
Washington Failed to Expand the Child Tax Credit. Can Albany Get Kids Out of Poverty Instead?
One in five kids in New York live in poverty. Legislators are pushing Hochul to fulfill her promise to cut that rate in half.
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A man gets comfy for Central New York’s view of the solar eclipse (photo of the week)
Many people flocked to Central New York to get a view of the solar eclipse.
Posted inCity of Syracuse
Syracuse Common Council rejects ceasefire resolution; advocates vow action
Each council meeting that involved discussion of the ceasefire drew about 100 to 150 people.
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Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh proposes $341M budget, 2% increase in property tax rate
Walsh’s 2024-25 budget is his last that includes federal funding through the American Rescue Plan Act.
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More than 30 wineries, distilleries to participate in this year’s Syracuse Wine Festival
The wine festival will run from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Central New York Regional Market on Saturday.