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The proposal is working its way through the legislature's committee process.

Another semiconductor company is coming to Central New York promising 80 new IT jobs.

Syracuse, along with Rochester and Buffalo are three of the cities to be given this title.

Semiconductor chip manufacturing requires the use of clean rooms, and LeChase construction is training their employees to manufacture and maintain them.

Micron's Chief People Officer April Arnzen says the Central New York area is a good match for Micron beyond just business logistics. The company plans to engage the Central New York community in their plans as they begin their $100 billion investment over the next 20 years.

Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon provided an update on potential tenants for White Pine Commerce Park in Clay.

The move aims to boost the production of semiconductors, which will help establish the state as a manufacturing hub.

Catch up on the news of the week with the WAER News Round up for the week of July 25.

The Senate passed a bill Wednesday that will encourage chip manufacturing and could help fill vacant manufacturing sites in New York.

A federal bill may incentivize local chip production that would bring jobs to Central New York.