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CoreLogic report: Foreclosures decline in April, compared to a year ago
A new report from CoreLogic (NYSE: CLGX), a global property research and data provider, shows 46,000 foreclosures were completed nationally in April, down 18 percent
OGS upcoming construction opportunities include Oriskany project
RoAnn M. Destito, New York State Office of General Services Commissioner, recently announced bidding for construction contracts. They include work in Oriskany in Oneida County:
Newhouse School to dedicate New Studio and Innovation Center on Sept. 29
Will celebrate re-opening of Newhouse 2 building, after $18 million renovation SYRACUSE — Syracuse University’s S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications announced it will dedicate
No excuses; what is the reason this happened?
If you read this column, you might remember Sister Mac from a few chapters ago. She was the nun from my childhood who smacked us
Dairy is still the leader in agriculture, regional economy
New York was recently named the top yogurt producer in the nation. This is the second year our state has earned this distinction, in large
Patricia Roach has been named senior vice president/chief nursing officer for the Mohawk Valley Health System (MVHS). She will oversee nursing services for MVHS, which
TopHire Recruitment, LLC, has named Meg Sherman as executive recruiter. She is a founding member of the company and a 15-year veteran of the staffing industry.
GHS Federal Credit Union has promoted Christine Cresci to assistant branch manager at the credit union’s Norwich branch. She joined the GHS Norwich branch in
Landmark Theatre announces lineup for its summer classic-film series
SYRACUSE — The Landmark Theatre today announced the inaugural lineup for the Landmark summer classic-film series. The series begins June 18 with Alfred Hitchcock’s “Vertigo”
Upstate consumer sentiment jumps in May
Consumer sentiment in upstate New York rose 6.2 points to 75.4 in May, according to the latest monthly survey the Siena (College) Research Institute (SRI)
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