State to spend $1 million on Salina site upgrade
The state will provide 1 million dollars to help Salina develop its industrial and commercial center at the Electronics Park site, aiming to attract business and boost local economy.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1998
Page
1
The state will provide 1 million dollars to help Salina develop its industrial and commercial center at the Electronics Park site, aiming to attract business and boost local economy.
Mostly cloudy tonight with showers possible. Thursday brings clouds and some sunshine with a low around 60. Friday stays cloudy with sun, a late thunderstorm possible, and a high near 80. Saturday includes clouds and limited sun with showers possible and a high around 78. Sunday remains cloudy with showers likely and a high near 78.
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Syracuse Mayor Roy Bernardi says the city water tastes sweet as Skaneateles Lake water reaches the USA City Taste Test finals. Syracuse is one of six finalists among 163 towns, shipping 408 bottles to Reno for the national competition.
The Oz Awards dinner honors four advocates for people with disabilities. The event spotlights achievements in disability rights and community support.
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