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OVIA acquires Banach Insurance Agency
OSWEGO, N.Y. — Oswego Valley Insurance Agencies, LLC (OVIA) has announced the acquisition of Banach Insurance Agency of Pulaski, effective Jan. 1. OVIA didn’t release
Rockin’ Jump franchise to formally open in New Hartford on Tuesday
NEW HARTFORD, N.Y. — A franchise business called Rockin’ Jump, which bills itself as the “ultimate trampoline park,” will hold a formal grand opening and
Hamilton College’s next president is no stranger to Central New York
CLINTON — A man who once served as a professor and associate dean at Cornell Law School is returning to Central New York to assume
SUNY Cortland gets $800K to educate future STEM teachers
CORTLAND — SUNY Cortland on Oct. 30 announced it will receive nearly $800,000 to assist science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) majors and professionals in
Upstate Medical seeks participants in study with U.S. Army to develop dengue-virus vaccine
SYRACUSE — Upstate Medical University’s Center for Global Health & Translational Science is looking for healthy men and women between the ages of 18 and
Le Moyne to rename school after Rochester couple’s $6.5M donation
SYRACUSE — Le Moyne College will rename one of its schools following a $6.5 million donation from a Rochester couple who met while students there.
DraftKings, FanDuel fight to stay in business in New York
It’s now a waiting game for daily fantasy sports websites DraftKings and FanDuel to see if they can maintain their operations in New York. They’re
New York State ranks 2nd in spending generated by fishing, hunting
Fishing and hunting bring a stream of cash to New York’s economy, generating the second-highest annual expenditures of any state at about $5 billion, according
Utica staffing firm, M3 Placement & Partnership, grows its ranks and revenue
UTICA — M3 Placement & Partnership, a Utica–based staffing and placement firm, has more than doubled its revenue in the last year and is poised
TCAD prefers “homegrown” economic gardening
ITHACA — “TCAD (Tompkins County Area Development) doesn’t spend a lot of time trying to attract new businesses to the area,” avers Michael Stamm, president
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