A 1,377-acre site. Four semiconductor fabs. $100 billion. And a small-town planning board navigating the biggest development project in New York history.

The Liverpool Board of Education has delayed a vote on the proposed $170.5 million 2026-2027 budget, opting to revisit the spending plan in two weeks. Meanwhile, the board reduced a planned liability reserve fund by $1 million following a split discussion on district savings.

The Liverpool Board of Education voted unanimously to uphold a long-term student suspension following a disciplinary appeal during a lengthy executive session. The board also moved forward with bids for the 2022 Capital Improvement Project but rejected a vendor agreement for school apparel.

The Town of Clay Planning Board reviewed site plans for a new VFW pavilion and a proposed day care center off Park Ridge Path during their March 18 meeting, while also tabling a controversial subdivision proposal following zoning inquiries.

Liverpool Central School District officials presented a 2026 budget facing a $17 million deficit to the Clay Town Board, citing rising insurance costs and declining enrollment. Meanwhile, the Board unanimously approved zoning changes for a new Summit Federal Credit Union on West Taft Road.

The Liverpool Central School District Board of Education held a public hearing on March 9, 2026, to discuss and adopt revisions to the District-Wide Emergency Response Plan. All nine board members were present for the 5:45 p.m. meeting.