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Greater Utica Chamber to move to Landmarc Building at start of 2016
UTICA — The Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce will be moving its office on Jan. 1 to the Landmarc Building (formerly the HSBC Bank Building)
Comptroller: Broome, St. Lawrence counties, Town of Parish under “significant fiscal stress”
Broome County, St. Lawrence County, and the Town of Parish in Oswego County are among 15 local governments that are considered to be under “significant
Norwich Aero: déjà vu all over again
NORWICH — “Well Mr. Chamber of Commerce, what are you going to do about that?” In early 2014, a friend put the question to Steve
ICS Solutions Group runs like a gazelle
ENDICOTT — In a 1979 report titled “The Job Generation Process,” David Birch, the president of Cognetics, Inc., a research firm headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts,
ANDRO gears up for more expansion
ROME — What can you do with $1 million? Reserve 25 parking spots in Manhattan, take possession of your own orca whale, buy four seats
Galaxy Communications settles into Utica’s Landmarc Building
UTICA — The top executive at Galaxy Communications has wanted to move his Utica operation’s headquarters “for a number of years” and now has done
SUNY Poly, partners pursue an advanced-manufacturing center in Marcy
MARCY — SUNY Polytechnic Institute (SUNY Poly) is working with companies in Albany and one in DeWitt to create a nanotechnology testbed site in Marcy.
Ithaca Coffee Co. begins selling its coffee at Binghamton Airport
TOWN OF MAINE, N.Y. — Ithaca Coffee Company products are now available at the new Gateway Café at the Greater Binghamton Airport, according to a
Nirvana Spring Water delays closure, 70 layoffs at Oneida County plant
FORESTPORT, N.Y. — Nirvana Spring Water Inc., which disclosed in June that it will close its bottling plant in northeast Oneida County, has delayed when
Canal Corporation seeks to add businesses to renovated building on Rome waterfront
ROME, N.Y. — The New York State Canal Corporation, as part of a joint effort with the city of Rome and the New York Department
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