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Allyn Family Office director becomes new Welch Allyn CFO
SKANEATELES FALLS — Welch Allyn has tapped the Allyn Family Office for a new CFO. The medical-device manufacturer hired Joseph Hennigan as its executive vice
CICERO — Daniel Thomas is now an SRC Fellow, a new designation that represents the pinnacle of the technical career ladder at SRC, the company
Tessy preps for more expansion at Elbridge HQ
ELBRIDGE — Tessy Plastics Corp. didn’t take very long to outgrow a new building at its headquarters complex. The plastic component and packaging manufacturer is almost ready to break ground on an expansion of its 90,000-square-foot “south” building at 488 Route 5 in Elbridge. That building, which is one of three on Tessy’s campus at
Sensis system in place at airport in Alberta
DeWITT — NAV CANADA, the air navigation service provider in Canada, has deployed a Saab Sensis technology for monitoring aircraft at Springbank, Alberta. The system
Sales increase, earnings slip at PAR Technology
NEW HARTFORD — Sales were up for the third quarter at PAR Technology Corporation (NYSE: PAR), but income was down as the company said it
Kionix debuts Asian-language websites
ITHACA — Kionix, Inc., which manufacturers inertial sensors used in a variety of applications, launched four localized versions of its website for customers in Asian
Mechanical engineering chapter formed at Binghamton University
BINGHAMTON — Binghamton University’s Mechanical Engineering Department, in conjunction with the Southern Tier of NY Mechanical Contractors Association (MCA) and the Mechanical Contractors Association of
Eaton announces earnings following shareholders’ go-ahead for Cooper acquisition
Eaton Corp. (NYSE: ETN) reported revenue of $3.95 billion in the third quarter of 2012 yesterday, less than a week after shareholders approved the pending
Byrne Dairy aiming for new plant in Cortlandville
CORTLANDVILLE — Byrne Dairy has made the first move toward building a yogurt plant with a tourism and education center at the Finger Lakes East
Hydrofracking gains ground in poll of likely voters
Support for hydraulic fracturing in New York inched up in the last two months, according to the latest polling from the Siena (College) Research Institute
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