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WellNow Urgent Care opens office in Clay
CLAY, N.Y. — WellNow Urgent Care on Wednesday opened its newest facility at 3840 State Route 31 in Clay, its sixth Onondaga County office. The
New York home sales decline 4 percent in May, NYSAR says
New York realtors sold 10,430 previously owned homes in May, down 4.4 percent from the 10,913 homes sold in May 2018. That’s according to the
NYSERDA awards EMPEQ $100,000 in seed capital
ITHACA, N.Y. — The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) has awarded EMPEQ, Inc. $100,000 “to support the next stage of growth”
Assured Information Security expands with new office space in Rome
The company on June 6 held a formal-opening event at its new office space that included officials from the Rome Area Chamber of Commerce. The
Orgill to build $68 million distribution center in Rome
ROME, N.Y. — Orgill, Inc., the world’s largest independent hardlines distributor, plans to build a 780,000-square-foot distribution center in Rome, its first such facility in
New kayak, canoe launch funded by Canal Corp. opens on Cazenovia Lake
CAZENOVIA — The New York State Canal Corporation and village of Cazenovia on June 13 dedicated a new launch for kayaks and canoes that provides
UHS Binghamton General has new entrance after renovation work
BINGHAMTON — The main entrance to UHS Binghamton General Hospital on Mitchell Avenue has reopened. It follows two-and-a-half months of renovation work and facilities improvement,
Dannible & McKee opens Capital Region office
SYRACUSE — Dannible & McKee, LLP, a Syracuse–based accounting firm, is settling into its new office that serves the Capital Region. The firm formally opened
Work on Ithaca City Apartments project is finished
“This development is part of our continued efforts to invest in existing affordable housing and strengthen communities across the Southern Tier,” Cuomo said in the
Canal Corp. says boats can dock in Syracuse Inner Harbor after dredging project
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Recreational boats can now travel through and dock in the Syracuse Inner Harbor after crews completed a $10.3 million dredging project. The
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