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Meyda Lighting transitions to the third generation
YORKVILLE — “This July 11, you can meet the fabulous Beekman Boys at the Old Forge Home Show,” Max Cohen, event impresario, said in a
Northern Safety seeks growth after acquisition by German conglomerate
FRANKFORT — Northern Safety and Industrial, a company based about 10 miles east of Utica that sells safety and industrial supplies, expects to see significant
In Sikorsky deal, Lockheed is acquiring a contract “teammate,” Hewson says
In the world of contracting for the U.S. Department of Defense, Lockheed Martin Corp. (NYSE: LMT) and Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. are no strangers. The chief
New Skaneateles bar looks to serve both craft beer drinkers and brewers
SKANEATELES — Finger Lakes on Tap, a new bar preparing to open at 35 Fennell St. in Skaneateles, is expected to prominently feature beers made
MVCC recruiting for mechatronics certificate program
UTICA — Mohawk Valley Community College (MVCC) is accepting students for its new mechatronics certificate program. The one-year program provides additional “specialized” skills for “high-tech,
CNY Community Foundation continues nonprofit executive-development program
SYRACUSE — The Central New York Community Foundation is preparing for a second session of the Marsellus executive-development program for executive directors of nonprofit organizations
Work begins on UHS Comprehensive Orthopedic Center
VESTAL — Construction-site work on the planned $30 million UHS Comprehensive Orthopedic Center is underway at 4433 State Route 434 (the Vestal Parkway East) in
Utica College rides the cybersecurity wave
UTICA — Premera, Anthem Health, SONY, Staples, Home Depot, JPMorgan Chase, Michaels, Target, the Pentagon, Westinghouse Electric, U.S. Steel, the United Steelworkers union, and Community
A New Generation of Doctors Forgoes a Solo Practice
Changes in medicine make working for someone else more appealing, says retired physician Young doctors have lost interest in going solo. A recent survey of
CNY to host AHL all-star game for a second year in 2016
SYRACUSE — The American Hockey League (AHL) will hold its all-star game in Central New York for a second consecutive season in 2016. AHL CEO
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