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Ashley McGraw Architects has added four employees. XUYUN LIUjoins the firm as an architectural designer. She holds a bachelor’s degree in architecture from Zhejiang University
Daley, LaCombe and Charette, P.C.
JANE HOTELING, CPA has joined Daley, LaCombe and Charette, P.C. as a manager. She received her bachelor’s degree in accounting from Binghamton University, and has
The serendipitous story of Adirondack Distilling
UTICA — “It started with a glass of vodka,” recalls Jordan Karp, president of Adirondack Distilling Co., Inc. “At the time, I was a political
Primary Urgent Care accepting, treating patients in Utica
UTICA — Utica’s newest walk-in health-care clinic has been accepting and treating patients since early July.Primary Urgent Care on July 5 formally launched operations at
Operation Oswego County presents award to Beacon Hotel owners for entrepreneurial activities
OSWEGO — Operation Oswego County (OOC), at its annual meeting in June, presented its 2016 Dee Heckethorn Entrepreneur Award to Atom and Falecia Avery in
Dick’s Sporting Goods to invest $100M in Southern Tier distribution center, creating 466 jobs
CONKLIN — Dick’s Sporting Goods Inc. (NYSE: DKS) plans to invest $100 million to build a regional distribution facility at the Broome County Corporate Park
23 Ways To Improve Your Sales Performance
Too many salespeople either fail completely or never really succeed because they think that selling is about them. It isn’t. It’s about the customers —
Wildhack shares his goals, thoughts on new AD position
SYRACUSE — When new Syracuse University athletics director (AD) John Wildhack begins his new duties in mid-August, he wants to start by getting to know
Special Report: Top 100 Corporations in CNY
Click Here to View the 2016 Top 100 Corporations in CNY About the listInformation was provided by representatives of listed organizations and their websites. Other
Binghamton University to use federal grant to train nurses for work in rural areas
VESTAL, N.Y. — Binghamton University’s Decker School of Nursing will use a federal grant of $350,000 to “fully fund” the training of nurses for work
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