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National Water Main Cleaning Co. starts Utica office
UTICA — Sewer overflows enticed a New Jersey company to open a new location in Utica. National Water Main Cleaning Co., of Newark, N.J., will
Empire Recycling: From rags to riches
UTICA — It was 1916. Woodrow Wilson was in the White House, the Rose Bowl held its first football game, Gen. “Blackjack” Pershing was chasing
New York lobbies USDA for pilot program on Greek yogurt
New York is angling to be chosen as the site for a federal pilot program to test the cost effectiveness of including Greek yogurt in
Beardsley Design Associates names Reynolds new stockholder
AUBURN — Michael N. Reynolds, senior associate, project manager, and senior architect with Beardsley Design Associates (BDA), Architecture, Engineering and Landscape Architecture, PC, has been
Solarize Madison charging up for second round
A solar-power group-purchasing program in Madison County is dipping its toe in new waters for its second year. Solarize Madison enlisted Madison County residents, businesses,
Blair Construction & Fabrication building to keep up with growth
AUBURN — Blair Construction & Fabrication gained visibility for its role as one of the Central New York firms making a beacon for the top
Syracuse startup turns food leftovers into dog treats
SYRACUSE — The United States generates about 33 million tons of food waste annually and spends more than $1 billion to dispose of it, mostly
ConMed declares quarterly dividend of 15 cents a share
UTICA — ConMed Corp.’s (NASDAQ: CNMD) board of directors has declared a quarterly cash dividend of 15 cents per share, payable on April 5 to
New Sensis technology launches in Australia
DeWITT — A new suite of tools for air traffic controllers developed in part by Saab Sensis is up and running at its first two
ConMed profit, sales rise in 4th quarter
UTICA — Surgical-device maker ConMed Corp. (NASDAQ: CNMD) today reported fourth-quarter profit of $10.9 million, or 38 cents a share, as sales increased more than
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