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Downtown Ithaca Alliance picks candy, clothing stores in Race for the Space
ITHACA — A candy shop and clothing store, tabbed as the winners of the Downtown Ithaca Alliance’s “Race for the Space” free-rent competition, will bring
Consultant: Firms need to be savvy about complying with ID-theft rules
NEW HARTFORD — Federal “red flag” regulations that help provide protection from identity theft have been in effect since 2007.But a recent uptick in enforcement
TCAD president to serve as chair of statewide council
ITHACA — The president of Tompkins County Area Development (TCAD) has been elected chairman of the New York State Economic Development Council. Michael Stamm will serve
Little Falls Hospital begins renovation project
LITTLE FALLS — Work has already begun as Little Falls Hospital undertakes a $12.3 million expansion and renovation project to meet rising demand for outpatient
State commercial realtors association confab set for Turning Stone June 18-20
VERONA — The New York State Commercial Association of Realtors (NYSCAR) will hold its 11th annual New York State Commercial Real Estate Conference June 18-20
Rochester architecture/engineering firm opens Binghamton office
BINGHAMTON — A contract to inspect bridges for the state led Rochester–based Popli Design Group (PDG) to open a new office at 7 S. Washington
Peoples to deregister with SEC to save on compliance costs, time
HALLSTEAD, Pa. — Peoples Financial Services Corp. is one of at least two dozen community banks that will deregister with the Securities and Exchange Commission
Hawkes Fee Only Advisors pairs with advisory firm, plans name change
PORT DICKINSON — Hawkes Fee Only Advisors has forged a closer relationship with a Rochester–area company in a move that allows Hawkes to lower fees
NYSERDA offers incentives for energy-efficient building projects
If your business has a construction project on the horizon, the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) has money to share. Under
State’s regions a mixed bag of construction job gains, losses
Construction employment declined over the past year in 157 out of 337 metropolitan areas, including Syracuse, according to the Associated General Contractors of America. According
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