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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 2000
Page
5
County by county data from the Internal Revenue Service shows movement patterns across Central New York. Migration totals for 1994 95 indicate a substantial net change, with counties reflecting population shifts amid broader regional trends.
The Internal Revenue Service migration data show movement of residents within New York state counties from 1994 to 1998, as Central New York communities shifted between metropolitan areas. Office of Management and Budget boundaries guide the MSA definition for these state counts.
In out-of-state moves 470 720 Central New Yorkers left for other states while 138 792 moved into CNY from outside. In-state moves show 33 931 CNY residents relocating within New York and 134 942 arrivals from elsewhere in New York. Source Integval Revenue Service migration data 1994 98.
The piece maps population shifts across Onondaga and neighboring counties from 1994 to 1998, noting outmigration to New York City metro areas while Syracuse gained from Utica Rome and nearby counties. Personal stories include Harlow Hunt from Adams to Syracuse, David Kelly moving Oswego to Rochester, and Adrienne Short relocating to Brooklyn and Manhattan for publishing and publicist roles.
The article tracks how central New York families shifted between the Syracuse and Utica regions after GE's aerospace unit closed its Utica plant. It highlights Krueger and others who moved for work, the majority staying nearby, and notes Croxford and Huggins families who changed counties for new positions.
The four county Syracuse metro area exchanged more people with the two county Utica metro area than any other region from 1994 to 1998. Population in 1993 was 734,600 for Syracuse and 294,677 for Utica. Job growth in 1999 stood at 2.4 percent for Syracuse and 3.7 percent for Utica. Top employers include Upstate Medical University and Carrier in Syracuse, and Oneida Indian Nation and Oneida Ltd. in Utica.
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