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Motor-coach firm Ultimate Arrival gets into gear
SYRACUSE — More than five months after launching operations, a new local chartered-transportation company is hoping for growth in 2014. Ultimate Arrival, LLC, a family-operated
Tioga State Bank: 150 years of navigating a community bank
How do you mark your 150th birthday? If you are Tioga State Bank (TSB), you celebrate for an entire year, starting with a ribbon-cutting, press
Siena survey: real-estate market ‘positive’ but ‘pendulum is swinging’
New York state consumers’ view of the real-estate market remains “positive,” but the market itself may be changing somewhat. That’s according to Donald Levy, director
Renewal by Andersen expands Solvay Glass service territory to Southern Tier
SYRACUSE — Solvay Glass, LLC, which also serves as the local retailer for Renewal by Andersen, is now covering a larger area for those Andersen
Real-estate agency changes name, brings focus back to local business
NEW HARTFORD — After 25 years of affiliation with Prudential Real Estate, one local real-estate agency has dropped the affiliation and changed its name as
How Are Businesses Treated in a Divorce
You may be considering getting married soon. You may be the owner of a family business that you want to keep in the family. You
The Governor Stands up for Upstate in de Blasio skirmish
The new mayor of the Big Apple, Bill de Blasio, and New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo are duking it out. The mayor wants to slap
Regents’ Decision to Modify Common Core Overdue But Not Enough
The New York State Board of Regents approved changes to Common Core recently, including delaying full implementation of the graduation requirements by five years —
Greater Utica Chamber opposes ‘Paid Sick Leave Act’
UTICA — The Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce says it opposes a proposal that would amend New York state’s labor laws to require all employers
DeWITT — Caz Limo, Inc., a well-known charter bus and limousine service in Central New York, has closed its doors due to the firm’s “financial
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