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C.C. Bradley & Sons: Workers of Wood and Metal
Christopher Columbus (C.C.) Bradley (1800-1872) moved to Syracuse (then known as Cossitt’s Corners) in 1822. The area was not much to write home about, but
New Fiscal Reality Facing Local Communities
When Detroit, once one of America’s largest cities and industrial engines, files for bankruptcy to resolve its fiscal woes, it gets people talking. And now,
“No fracking in New York! No more pipelines either!,” the man screamed into my face. We were at a farmers’ market across from the school
DiNapoli, NYBDC announce loan for Nirvana Water
FORESTPORT — New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli and the New York Business Development Corp. (NYBDC) on Wednesday announced a loan of $3.2 million to Nirvana
Cuomo announces $71 million to build affordable-housing units
Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Wednesday announced $71 million is now available through New York State Homes & Community Renewal (HCR) to build affordable housing units.
Syracuse Chiefs announce 2014 schedule, ticket plans
SYRACUSE — The Syracuse Chiefs, Triple-A affiliate of the Washington Nationals, on Wednesday announced the team’s 2014 regular-season schedule and details about the team’s “revamped” season-ticket
BlueRock Energy appoints Klaben as new CFO
SYRACUSE — BlueRock Energy, Inc., a Syracuse–based provider of electricity, natural gas, and green-energy products, today announced the appointment of Jason Klaben as vice president and
Community Bank boosts quarterly dividend
DeWITT — Community Bank System, Inc. (NYSE: CBU) today announced it has declared a quarterly cash dividend of 28 cents per share on its common
Mercy Flight campaign for night-vision goggles nets $240,000
Mercy Flight Central, which provides air-medical services for residents in upstate New York, today announced it raised $240,000 in a campaign to purchase night-vision goggles
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