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With the arrival of tech giant Micron, central New York will need a large skilled workforce to meet the company’s needs. Now, the state is making investments in the area to help make that happen.
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Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh is proposing to use $800,000 in American Rescue Plan funding to go towards construction and technology job training and placement for communities of color, women and veterans.
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The central New York region has more than 5,000 job openings
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Starting Thursday, small businesses in central New York will be able to apply for their chance at state grants of up to $50,000. It’s part of the “New…
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There could be enough votes for the Syracuse Common Council to pass a new long-term lease for the downtown Tech Garden, the startup business incubator…
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A $16 million expansion of The Tech Garden in downtown Syracuse is on hold, as city councilors question extending a long-term lease for the nonprofit.…
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Central New York has been spared some of the worst effects of the coronavirus pandemic, at least compared with areas downstate and across the nation. But…
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In the coming weeks, many companies in central and northern New York will become eligible to reopen, but each individual business will first have to…
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The COVID-19 pandemic has “profoundly touched” every corner of central New York’s economy, according to a business impact survey conducted by CenterState…
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The Syracuse Surge is getting a boost from its biggest private sector contribution yet. The city has won a $3 million grant as part of JPMorgan Chase’s…