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Norwich Aero: déjà vu all over again
NORWICH — “Well Mr. Chamber of Commerce, what are you going to do about that?” In early 2014, a friend put the question to Steve
ICS Solutions Group runs like a gazelle
ENDICOTT — In a 1979 report titled “The Job Generation Process,” David Birch, the president of Cognetics, Inc., a research firm headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts,
BioSpherix reorganizes to grow
PARISH — Randy Yerden, CEO of BioSpherix, Ltd., has reorganized the Oswego County–based company into two divisions: BioSpherix Lab and BioSpherix Medical. The change is
Bartell Machinery unveils single-twist strander machine
ROME — On July 22, Bartell Machinery Systems, LLC unveiled a state-of-the-art, single-twist strander machine at its plant in Rome. The machine — which spans
After rebranding, IncubatorWorks expands to Elmira Airport Park
HORSEHEADS — A key Southern Tier economic-development agency has a new name and is developing a new facility at the Elmira Airport Park, offering flexible
Meyda Lighting transitions to the third generation
YORKVILLE — “This July 11, you can meet the fabulous Beekman Boys at the Old Forge Home Show,” Max Cohen, event impresario, said in a
Utica College rides the cybersecurity wave
UTICA — Premera, Anthem Health, SONY, Staples, Home Depot, JPMorgan Chase, Michaels, Target, the Pentagon, Westinghouse Electric, U.S. Steel, the United Steelworkers union, and Community
Brightwaters Farms seeks medical-marijuana license
UTICA — Thomas Jefferson, a cannabis farmer and third President of the United States, wrote that these plants were “… of first necessity to the
SYRACUSE — On June 23, Nick Astbury, deputy consul general of the British Consul-General in New York, led a mission to Syracuse to promote the
Bates Troy installs first micro-grid in Binghamton
BINGHAMTON —– Mother Nature has a way of getting our attention. In 2006 and again in 2011, the Southern Tier was inundated by two, 500-year