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Onondaga County has gotten a waiver from New York state that will allow dozens of low income families to continue receiving child care.
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The Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) was expected to be released this week, but that has been pushed back to June 25.
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The organization Home HeadQuarters is working with the city of Syracuse and Onondaga County to open temporary housing for people affected by lead paint.
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Speaking from Onondaga Central High School, County Executive Ryan McMahon spoke of growth and challenges in his State of the County address.
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Micron submitted a Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS), a required step before construction can begin.
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The "Sherp," a new all-terrain rescue vehicle in Onondaga County, is expanding how far first responders can reach in a crisis.
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Onondaga County and the city of Syracuse began an initiative meant to reduce exposure to lead that could be in the water service lines in 2,700 homes in the city.
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An agritourism grant program is helping local farms in Onondaga County expand their potential.
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Studio Central Post, located in Syracuse's Armory Square, is a new post-production facility that looks to serve the evolving needs of the entertainment industry.
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Onondaga County wants to use excess room occupancy tax cash to help developers build more hotel rooms in central New York, including a hotel on some county-owned property.