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Elmira bartender, auto mechanic arrested for workers’-comp fraud
ELMIRA, N.Y. — A bartender and self-employed auto mechanic in Elmira are facing charges in two separate cases that amount to a combined fraud on
City of Syracuse sues COR Development following Inner Harbor tax deal with Onondaga County
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The City of Syracuse is suing Fayetteville–based COR Development Company, LLC after it secured a payment-in-lieu-of-taxes deal with the Onondaga County Industrial
Schumer, Katko: Lawmakers restore funding for Centro, other mass-transit systems
Congressional lawmakers have agreed to restore funding for mass-transit systems, such as Centro, in a federal transportation bill. Centro would receive $12 million over the
Tully Rinckey formally opens expanded Vestal office
VESTAL, N.Y. — Tully Rinckey PLLC, an Albany–based law firm, has formally opened its new office space at 4100 Vestal Road in Vestal. The new
New accounting firm forms in DeWitt
DeWITT, N.Y. — A new accounting firm, called Cuomo, Winters & Schmidt, CPAs, PLLC has formed in DeWitt. Robert F. Cuomo, Maryann Winters, and Mark
Katko opposes amendment that would cut federal funding for Centro
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — U.S. Representative John Katko (R–Camillus) says he’s opposing an amendment to a House of Representatives bill that would result in funding cuts
Town clerk in Thousand Islands region charged with stealing $36,000
ALEXANDRIA, N.Y. — The former town clerk in the town of Alexandria in Jefferson County is under arrest, accused of stealing more than $36,000 in
Barclay Damon to become anchor tenant of Syracuse building that will bear its name
SYRACUSE — The former HSBC Tower in downtown Syracuse, now known as Onondaga Tower, will soon bear the name of a prominent Syracuse and upstate
Bond, Schoeneck & King names Bernstein to lead the firm
SYRACUSE — Bond, Schoeneck & King PLLC — Central New York’s largest law firm, ranked by number of area attorneys — announced that its members
Failed Health Republic could owe hospitals more than $150 million, association says
Health Republic Insurance of New York, the failed nonprofit health-insurance co-op, owes New York hospitals more than $142 million at minimum and likely over $150
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