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State chooses firm to handle event scheduling at State Fair Expo Center
GEDDES, N.Y. — HITS, Inc., a “nationally-recognized,” special-events management company based in Saugerties, Ulster County, will schedule “major” events at the new Exposition Center at
Tin Woodman’s Flask launches same-day delivery service
CHITTENANGO, N.Y. — Tin Woodman’s Flask, the wine and spirits store in Chittenango, on Friday launched its same-day delivery service. Customers can see the available
Visit Syracuse hires Benn as partner-engagement manager
In that role, Benn will work on sponsorship sales initiatives and internet advertising sales. She’ll also oversee the tourism bureau’s Preble visitors center on Interstate
Downtown Committee recognizes local businesses, projects at annual meeting
The organization estimates about 400 people attended the annual meeting, which included remarks from Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh. In addition, Merike Treier, executive director of
Greater Binghamton Airshow takes off Saturday
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. — The Greater Binghamton Airshow will return to the Greater Binghamton Airport on Saturday. This year’s show will include a performance by the
Upstate summer destinations showing up on beer cans
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Beer drinkers can enjoy views of upstate New York while refreshing themselves this summer. Labatt USA is releasing limited-edition “Loving New York”
Del Lago Resort & Casino names new general manager
The addition of Juliano as GM is pending regulatory approval, Del Lago noted. Juliano will replace Jeff Babinski, who departed the organization on March 31,
Downtown Syracuse farmers market returns for the season
SYRACUSE — The downtown farmers market, presented by the Downtown Committee of Syracuse Inc., opened June 12 for its 46th season in Clinton Square. It’ll
Syracuse’s Stoop Kitchen now serving lunch
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Starting today, you can eat lunch at the Stoop Kitchen. The restaurant, in Syracuse’s Armory Square neighborhood, has been serving
State fines Spectrum $2 million, threatens to undo merger
ALBANY, N.Y. — New York State is threatening to undo the merger that created Spectrum, saying the company has failed to keep its promises
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