Micron’s $100 billion Clay plant, SU sports, and Auburn events lead CNY news
Micron’s $100B Clay project, SU sports ambitions, and Auburn’s fall events top today’s Central New York headlines.
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Micron’s $100B Clay project, SU sports ambitions, and Auburn’s fall events top today’s Central New York headlines.
Over 800 students from 18 schools in Central New York explored trade careers at a major event, reflecting CNY’s focus on workforce development.
Central New York schools mark a season of change, from Syracuse University’s loss to new programs and events in CNY districts.
Cicero Swamp’s 5,000 acres are drawing renewed attention from artists and advocates in Central New York, as new projects highlight its biodiversity and shifting reputation.
Central New York commuters see new Van Buren Street roundabout open near SU as I-81 viaduct work advances. Mild weather and sports highlights round out today's CNY news.
Central New York celebrates a $120,000 Cicero minibus, a $20,000 Brewerton fundraiser, and Micron’s supply-chain investment.
Syracuse men’s cross country remains ranked No. 8 nationally, as CNY residents enjoy new restaurants and fall events across the city.
Central New York’s Armory Square was the site of an ICE detention and a major university research launch, showing the area’s complex pulse.
Central New York students will study Onondaga Lake’s pollution history using rare Syracuse archives, as SU launches hands-on environmental courses.
Syracuse University's John Cawley was elected to the National Academy of Medicine, highlighting Central New York's growing influence in health policy research.
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