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NY voters remain divided on hydrofracking in Upstate
New York voters continue to be split on whether the state should allow hydraulic fracturing Upstate, according to a poll released this morning by the
Local CPA to be installed as state society president
SYRACUSE — Gail Kinsella, a partner at accounting firm Testone, Marshall & Discenza, LLP (TMD) of Syracuse, will begin today her one-year term as president
HARC ready to lease out business park space
HERKIMER — The old industrial building that the Herkimer Area Resource Center (HARC) acquired in the fall of 2009 has come a long way since
Oneida Nation joins investor group buying Hofmann Sausage Company
VERONA — The new owners of Hofmann Sausage Company — a group that includes a Dallas businessman and Oneida Nation Enterprises — have big plans
Annese expects growth in managed services
HERKIMER — A strong focus on managed services is expected to drive growth in the years ahead at Annese & Associates, Inc. Annese installs and
Nine teams to participate in first StartFast program
SYRACUSE — The StartFast Venture Accelerator in Syracuse has chosen the nine teams that will participate in this summer’s inaugural StartFast program. The three-month program,
Small-business optimism rises in April after one-month dip
Small-business owners’ optimism bounced back in April, after declining the prior month, according to a new report from the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB).
Medicaid Health Homes spell changes for AIDS Community Resources
SYRACUSE — AIDS Community Resources has some major changes on its plate as it prepares to move into a Medicaid Health Home. Those changes include
First Olinsky Law/Burton Blatt fellow is selected
SYRACUSE — The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) passed in 1990 with the aim of barring discrimination against disabled people in everything from employment to
Generations Bank sees growth ahead
SENECA FALLS — You can count Generations Bank among those that have been able to thrive despite the worst economic downturn in decades, President and