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Alcoa, NYPA adjust contract to keep Massena plant open, saving nearly 500 jobs
MASSENA, N.Y. — Alcoa Inc. (NYSE: AA) has adjusted its contract with the New York Power Authority (NYPA) to continue operating in Massena in St.
Chore No More aims to help clear away the snow and the clutter
VESTAL — A new digital marketplace called Chore No More, which seeks to allow consumers to quickly schedule snow-removal service for their driveways and walkways,
Chocolate Pizza Company settles into new Marcellus HQ
MARCELLUS — Chocolate Pizza Company, Inc. has opened its brand new production and retail facility at 3774 Lee Mulroy Road (N.Y. Route 175) in Marcellus,
Case builds new real-estate company Acropolis Development
SYRACUSE — Steve Case, who most recently worked as a leasing director with his mentor Robert (Bob) Doucette at Paramount Realty Group, LLC, struck out
SBA proposes changes to affiliation rule for business loan, surety bond guarantee programs
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is proposing revisions to its regulations for determining affiliation under its business-loan programs and surety bond guarantee program. These
USDA awards Homer dairy farm more than $190K in grant funding
HOMER, N.Y. — Trinity Valley, LLC in Cortland County will use federal grant funding of more than $190,000 to expand the customer base for the
HUNT Real Estate acquires Rivet Realty in Old Forge
OLD FORGE, N.Y. — HUNT Real Estate ERA has expanded to the Adirondacks, acquiring Rivet Realty, a family-run real estate firm located in Old Forge.
Training veterans for the return to civilian life
SYRACUSE — The nonprofit Clear Path for Veterans is working with the local franchise of Dale Carnegie Training on what it calls a “reverse boot
WYNIT Distribution to move HQ and 68 jobs to South Carolina
CICERO, N.Y. — WYNIT Distribution LLC is moving its headquarters and 68 jobs to Greenville, South Carolina, beginning in early 2016. The company said 42
Five teams advance in Germinator business competition, each winning $20K
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — CenterState CEO has announced the five teams that will compete in the second round of The Germinator, the region’s “largest and most
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