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Climate Power reports Incentives in the 2022 IRA are vital incentives for clean energy development, creating jobs. The Trump administration plans to get rid of them.
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Syracuse police say building strong relationships with protest organizers is key to maintaining peaceful demonstrations, even as some groups push for more direct action and confrontational tactics.
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The Onondaga County Board of Elections is in the objection phase of the petition process, which is likely to last through April.
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Sen. Minority Leader Chuck Schumer says the tariffs could cost NYers an additional $6,500 per year, and put 33,000 CNY jobs at risk.
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Alexander Marion says many city employees and employees of city vendors would be guaranteed a rate higher than the state's minimum wage.
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Syracuse citizens joined the National Association of Letter Carriers to protest the Trump Administrations plans to privatize the USPS. They gathered at the Federal Building in Downtown Syracuse.
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The Onondaga County Executive doesn't feel the massive Micron chip fab project planned for Clay is in any jeopardy, even though the company's decision to build here hinged on incentives under the CHIPS Act.
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Two of the last three governors of New York were lieutenant governors first. And now, there is growing speculation that Lieutenant Governor Antonio Delgado will try to add to that list by challenging Governor Kathy Hochul next year. The two are undergoing a messy public split.
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New York State's election calendar keeps commissioners and their staffs busy every year, all year long.
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Attorney and Syracuse Republican Party Chair Kevin Ryan succeeds Michele Sardo after the party declined to reappoint her.
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Councilors appointed three people this week to the police oversight board, and have one more to fill before it's at full strength.
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The former president left Juanita Perez a message after she lost a four-way race for mayor in 2017.