Syracuse can learn the importance of planning from Malta, a city down Interstate 90, that received a chip plant in 2009.
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See photos of President Joe Biden’s visit to Central New York
U.S President Joe Biden spoke at Onondaga Community College about the $100 billion investment in Central New York by Micron Technology.
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President Joe Biden returns to Syracuse to tout ‘transformational’ Micron investment
Biden visited the region to herald Micron’s $100 billion investment in Central New York – four semiconductor plants and 9,000 jobs over the next 20 years – and to trumpet the return of manufacturing to the United States.
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Clean room, Chip Camp, museum exhibit: A look at what’s in Micron’s $500M community benefits for Syracuse
The investments announced Thursday are just the first round, Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon said.
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Micron, Ryan McMahon talk taxes, traffic, $100B commitment to Central New York
More than 200 Clay residents asked Micron and county officials about Micron’s $100 billion investment.
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How a ’60s water project made it possible for Onondaga County to lure Micron to Clay site
Former SUNY ESF president Neil Murphy answers questions about how a 60-year-old project is now aiding Micron’s attempt to come to Syracuse.
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Why Micron chose Central New York for $100B investment, explained
Micron and government officials explained Tuesday why Central New York for a $100 billion investment over the next 20 years.
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Micron to build chip plant in Onondaga County, invest $100 billion over 20 years
Semiconductor manufacturer Micron announced plans today to build a microchip plant in Clay, investing $100 billion in Onondaga County over the next two decades.
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All-in on chip factory: McMahon’s pitch to boost development in Onondaga County
A potential chip factory could spur economic development throughout Onondaga County, especially in the Inner Harbor and northern suburbs of Syracuse.
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Onondaga County Legislature passes $85 million aquarium with Dem as deciding vote
The vote ends a 10-month debate over the $85 million project. Legislator Charles Garland was the deciding vote.