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SAM North America to formally open extrusion technology center
SCHROEPPEL — SAM North America, LLC, a supplier of converting machinery for package printing, specialty coating, and extrusion coating and laminating, will hold an inauguration
Destiny to get an IHOP Restaurant late this spring
SYRACUSE — IHOP Restaurant, the family eatery famous for its pancakes, plans to open a location in Destiny USA’s expansion area in late Spring. IHOP
St. Joseph’s formally opens Primary Care Center – West
SYRACUSE — St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center Wednesday formally opened its new and expanded primary-care center at 321 Gifford St. on Syracuse’s Near West Side.
Christopher Community to formally open senior apartments in DeWitt
DeWITT — Christopher Community, Inc. today announced plans to formally open its Tecumseh Road Senior Apartments on Wednesday morning at 10 a.m. It’s a new
New York home sales rise nearly 5 percent in November
Sales of previously owned New York homes increased almost 5 percent in November as the state’s “housing-market momentum” continued. That’s according to a monthly housing-market
Cuomo announces $210 million to jump start Green Bank
Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Thursday announced $210 million in initial funding for the NY Green Bank, which he calls a new market-oriented approach to accelerate
SIDA approves redevelopment proposal for Hotel Syracuse
SYRACUSE — The board of directors of the Syracuse Industrial Development Agency (SIDA) on Dec. 17 approved a preferred-developer agreement for a proposed project to redevelop
Novelis to build new $120M production line at Oswego plant, add 90 jobs
OSWEGO — Novelis, a manufacturer of rolled aluminum and the world’s largest aluminum recycler, today announced it will invest about $120 million to install a
CenterState CEO to open new offices on Jan. 6
SYRACUSE — CenterState CEO on Wednesday announced that the organization and its affiliates plan to open their new offices on Jan. 6. The CenterState CEO
Gaetano Construction: Poised to grow with “Nano Utica”
UTICA — “Nano Utica is a game-changer,” says Brian A. Gaetano, president of Charles A. Gaetano Construction Corporation, LLC. “This is like winning the Super Bowl,” he exclaims. Nano Utica, a moniker applied to the nanotechnology development under way in the Mohawk Valley, got a huge boost on Oct. 10 when Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced
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