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Downtown Ithaca welcomes two new businesses
ITHACA — The Downtown Ithaca Alliance and Ithaca Mayor Svante L. Myrick announced that two new businesses recently opened in downtown Ithaca. STREAM Co-Lab, located
New York home sales climbed 17 percent in October
Sales of previously owned New York homes increased 17 percent in October in a statewide housing market that “continued to impress.” That’s according to a
Onondaga County completes two road-reconstruction projects for Save the Rain program
SYRACUSE — Onondaga County Executive Joanie Mahoney today announced that the county has completed two “major” road-reconstruction projects that incorporate green infrastructure. The projects on
ESD board approves funding for Mohawk Valley, North Country projects
The Fort Schuyler Management Corp. (FSMC) will use a grant of up to $15 million for a portion of the cost of construction of the
Faxton St. Luke’s Healthcare opens new urgent-care location
UTICA — Faxton St. Luke’s Healthcare (FSLH) on Friday, Nov. 15 opened the newly named Genesee Urgent Care at 1904 Genesee St. in Utica. It
New Oneida restaurant, Bailey’s Home Grown, offers a taste of Jamaica
ONEIDA — Oneida has a new restaurant and café, offering a taste of Jamaica. Bailey’s Home Grown is a new eatery that recently opened at
First American Realty moves to new office in Owego
OWEGO — First American Realty has relocated across town to 54 Central Ave. in Owego. The firm will formally open this office, which is located
Syracuse Tech Garden unveils Power Up room
SYRACUSE — CenterState CEO today announced the opening of the Power Up room, a new suite inside the Syracuse Tech Garden. The Power Up room
Gander Mountain formally opens remodeled Cicero store
CICERO — Gander Mountain, which say it’s the nation’s largest retail network of outdoor specialty stores, recently completed a major remodeling of its Cicero store.
The Vision Center builds new location
HORSEHEADS — By next spring, The Vision Center will move to a new location that will give the growing eye-care practice more room and allow
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