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Onondaga County legislators approve plan to spend $27M on land to attract Micron supply chain companies

County Executive Ryan McMahon in March first floated the plan at his State of the County speech. Republicans approved the plan on a party-line vote.

IUE-CWA President Carl Kennebrew said Micron has stalled negotiations for union jobs at the company’s future Clay locations.

The ranking House Democrat and NY-22 Congressional candidate looked to tie Speaker Johnson to his statement on repealing the CHIPS Act.

House Speaker Mike Johnson said to reporters after a rally that Republicans would “probably” try to repeal the CHIPS Act.

The city’s Community Grid Vision Plan lays out big plans for a portion of the old 15th ward. Upstate now owns the land.

The requirement for the fund was created to make the state’s Green CHIPS tax incentive more palatable to legislators.

Mannion and Klee Hood are facing off in the Democratic primary for New York’s 22nd Congressional District.

The funding will help Micron build four computer memory chip plants in Clay. Micron said it will spend $100 billion on the plants.

Home Leasing said the tax exemption approved by the city will help it in its attempt to get state financing and low income housing tax credits.

North Side residents may have to wait a decade for the blighted college to finally be developed.