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Cornell student-run restaurant begins second semester in business
ITHACA — A student-run restaurant at Cornell University, called Establishment at Statler, will start its second semester of operation next week. Establishment at Statler first
PAR Technology reports loss in 4th quarter
NEW HARTFORD — PAR Technology Corp. (NYSE: PAR) today reported a net loss from continuing operations of $3.6 million, or 24 cents a share, in
Hardinge declares quarterly dividend of 2 cents a share
ELMIRA — Hardinge Inc. (NASDAQ: HDNG), a global manufacturer of metal-cutting tools, announced Tuesday that its board of directors has approved payment of a regular
Central New York Boat Show sails into the Fairgrounds
GEDDES — Central New Yorkers who can’t wait for the warmer summer months and time on the water ahead can check out the annual Central
Maxwell School professor appointed to national postal-service reform panel
SYRACUSE — Walter D. Broadnax, a professor at the Maxwell School of Syracuse University, has been appointed to a panel leading an independent review of
OSWEGO — The Oswego law firm of Amdursky, Pelky, Fennell & Wallen, P.C. has named Courtney S. Radick a partner in the firm. Radick joined
Tompkins Trust Co. names senior vice president of banking operations
ITHACA — Tompkins Trust Company, a unit of Tompkins Financial Corp. (NYSE: TMP), has named Kimberly Dove its senior vice president of banking operations. Dove
Oneida Financial Q4 profit rises 8 percent
ONEIDA — Oneida Financial Corp. (NASDAQ: ONFC), parent company of The Oneida Savings Bank, reported that its fourth-quarter profit rose nearly 8 percent, primarily on
Chemung Financial Q4 profit slips 28 percent
ELMIRA — Chemung Financial Corp. (NASDAQ: CHMG), the parent company of Chemung Canal Trust Co., reported that profit plummeted 28 percent in the fourth quarter
Mohawk Valley fiber-optics firm goes solar
KIRKLAND — Legacy Fiberoptics, Inc., a small business that manufactures and repairs fiber-optic test equipment, is banking on solar power to reduce its energy costs.