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An influx of $55 million from the state budget will allow Onondaga County to end a waitlist for working families looking for affordable child care.
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Onondaga County will fund an objective $500,000 study on data centers, aiming to give local governments the data needed to manage bans and moratoriums.
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Onondaga County is forming a $500,000 task force to help local governments evaluate the environmental and economic impacts of controversial AI data centers.
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Along party lines, the county legislature voted to replace four board members of the Onondaga County Industrial Development Agency.
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Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon is asking local students to help name the new $100 million aquarium, which is slated to open in central New York in 2026.
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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.
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Only around 27% of Onondaga County residents have gotten their flu shot so far this flu season.
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500 buses in six Onondaga County school districts will be outfitted with the new cameras, which can identify vehicles that pass a stopped school bus.
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As construction of Onondaga County’s $100 million aquarium continues, local officials are starting to roll out some economic partnerships that will be created once the state-of-the-art aquarium opens next year.
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Onondaga County officials said people submitted hundreds of comments about the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Micron project.