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Green & Seifter CPA firm changes name
SYRACUSE — Green & Seifter, Certified Public Accountants, PLLC has a new name. The accounting firm is now known as Grossman St. Amour Certified Public
St. Joseph’s to use grant to acquire ER equipment
SYRACUSE — St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center has received a grant that will help it buy equipment for a “fast track” area in its emergency
SYRACUSE — NBT Bancorp, Inc. (NASDAQ: NBTB) plans to acquire Syracuse–based Alliance Financial Corp. (NASDAQ: ALNC) in a deal worth more than $233 million. The
Tops pumps out new fueling station in Clay
CLAY — Tops Friendly Markets has opened its third gas station in Central New York. The supermarket chain opened its new Central New York gas
CCC president visits Commerce Department in Washington
AUBURN — Cayuga Community College President Daniel Larson was one of 30 community college leaders from across the country to attend a series of meetings last
New keynote speaker scheduled for NEXT conference
SYRACUSE — The NEXT conference planned for Nov. 8 has a new luncheon keynote speaker. The CASE Center at Syracuse University and the Central New
Project-ION gets new push for internships
SYRACUSE — CenterState CEO is looking to revitalize its Project-ION internship network after interest waned during the recession. The group encouraged businesses to “mob” the site, www.project-ion.com, with internship opportunities on Sept. 6. The idea was based on cash mobs that have taken place around the country that encourage customers to descend on a local
Crouse Hospital employs automatic messages to seek substitutes
SYRACUSE — Sick calls are less of a time sink at Crouse Hospital, thanks to one man’s tinkering. Christopher Hines, telecommunications supervisor at Crouse, set up a way for the hospital to use its mass-notification software to help supervisors find substitute workers. Instead of spending time working the phones to find replacements for sick employees,
White Knight owner ready to take firm to next level
VESTAL — Elin Barton is ready to launch her next great adventure at White Knight Productions after successfully competing in the Make Mine a Million
Old Barn Hollow caters to those seeking locally grown foods
BINGHAMTON — Put together the desire for locally grown food and the need to obtain such food year-round and you have the basic premise for
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