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Oswego Health readies Central Square Medical Center in $5M renovation project
CENTRAL SQUARE — Oswego Health plans to open a new medical center this fall after it completes $5 million in renovations at a building in
Construction waste management offers many benefits, speaker says
DeWITT — Managing construction waste doesn’t just stop drywall scraps from clogging landfills, said a speaker at a May 24 seminar. It can keep cash
Little Falls Hospital begins renovation project
LITTLE FALLS — Work has already begun as Little Falls Hospital undertakes a $12.3 million expansion and renovation project to meet rising demand for outpatient
Rochester architecture/engineering firm opens Binghamton office
BINGHAMTON — A contract to inspect bridges for the state led Rochester–based Popli Design Group (PDG) to open a new office at 7 S. Washington
Peoples to deregister with SEC to save on compliance costs, time
HALLSTEAD, Pa. — Peoples Financial Services Corp. is one of at least two dozen community banks that will deregister with the Securities and Exchange Commission
Hawkes Fee Only Advisors pairs with advisory firm, plans name change
PORT DICKINSON — Hawkes Fee Only Advisors has forged a closer relationship with a Rochester–area company in a move that allows Hawkes to lower fees
NYSERDA offers incentives for energy-efficient building projects
If your business has a construction project on the horizon, the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) has money to share. Under
Challenger report: Employers cut 53 percent more jobs in May
Announced job cuts in the United States expanded to their highest level in eight months in May, according to a report from the Chicago–based global
Comptroller’s report details state’s ongoing struggles
Although New York regained 95 percent of the jobs lost during the recession in the past two years, some regions continue to struggle and the
Critical Link expects to drive more product sales
DeWITT — Critical Link, LLC expects increasing amounts of revenue in the coming years from its own line of products. The firm began in 1997