The latest news and updates on Micron's planned chip fabrication plant in central New York and its impact on the region.
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The county will pay Azalia King $450,000 for her home on Caughdenoy Road in Clay, and $2 million for 6.5 acres of land across the street. -
Onondaga County is trying to evict 91-year-old Azalia King, who lives on land the county needs for the Micron project.
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Micron has cleared another hurdle needed to start construction on $100 billion plan to build a massive semiconductor chip fabrication plant in the Town of Clay. -
Micron's updated construction plans have the first chip fabrication plant finished by 2030, two years later than its original completion date.
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Syracuse Deputy Mayor Sharon Owens talks about her campaign for Mayor of Syracuse. -
Syracuse Deputy Mayor Sharon Owens talks about her campaign for Mayor of Syracuse.
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The 3,000 square foot facility includes equipment donated by Micron to prepare students for work in the semiconductor chip industry. -
Onondaga County officials said people submitted hundreds of comments about the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Micron project. -
Dozens of people shared their concerns and questions at Liverpool High School Thursday during public hearings about the Micron project.
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Onondaga County will accept comments from the public during three, in-person sessions.
