Domino Sugar shows its Yonkers pride with giant LED sign
The new sign is 4 feet by 30 feet and shows a new Domino sugar logo combined with the city's name, honoring the iconic sign on the pier downtown.
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Nov 21, 2022, 11:12 PM
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10h agoDomino Sugar says it's showing its pride in Yonkers with a giant LED sign.
The new sign is 4 feet by 30 feet and shows a new Domino sugar logo combined with the city's name, honoring the iconic sign on the pier downtown.
It will welcome thousands of commuters each day in its location along the Metro-North and Amtrak lines.
It will welcome thousands of commuters each day in its location along the Metro-North and Amtrak lines.
The Yonkers letters have color-changing LEDs that can be changed seasonally.
The company says the sign shows its dedication to Yonkers that it plans to offer jobs and invest millions of dollars in the area each year for generations.
The company says the sign shows its dedication to Yonkers that it plans to offer jobs and invest millions of dollars in the area each year for generations.
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