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Symphoria managing director Catherine Underhill starts Sept. 1
SYRACUSE — Symphoria, the Central New York symphony orchestra formed in 2012 by musicians from the former Syracuse Symphony Orchestra, has hired Catherine Underhill as
Rural/Metro files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, local service to continue
SYRACUSE — Rural/Metro Corporation, a national provider of ambulance and fire-protection services for 700 communities, including several in Central New York, on Sunday announced it
St. Joseph’s establishes patient-navigator program in emergency department
SYRACUSE — St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center today announced the establishment of a patient-navigator program in its emergency department. St. Joseph’s started the program
SBA offers disaster loans for Upstate flood victims
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) on Friday announced Upstate flood victims, including those in the Mohawk Valley, can apply for low-interest disaster loans.
Tompkins Financial names Rochon successor to board chairman in 2014
ITHACA — Tompkins Financial Corp. (NYSE: TMP) announced it has concluded a succession-planning process for Board of Directors Chairman James J. Byrnes, whose term will
PGA Championship packs an economic punch
PITTSFORD — When the world’s best golfers take to Oak Hill Country Club Aug. 5-11 for the 95th PGA Championship, they’ll be doing more than
Pinnacle grows assets 189 percent in six years
SYRACUSE — On May 22, Pinnacle Investments, LLC, announced that James A. Mirabito of Binghamton had moved his wealth-management practice to Pinnacle. “The plan is
VIP Development Associates to buy CenterState CEO building
SYRACUSE — VIP Development Associates, Inc. (VIPDA) has agreed to purchase the 22,000-square-foot building that houses the headquarters of CenterState Corporation for Economic Opportunity (CEO)
Gifford Foundation announces $147,000 in grants
SYRACUSE — The Gifford Foundation announced a series of grants, totaling $147,000, it has made recently to nonprofit and community groups throughout Central New York.
Shulman joins Gilberti firm after exiting Scolaro firm
SYRACUSE — Attorney Barry Shulman, the former president and CEO of Scolaro Shulman Cohen Fetter & Burstein, P.C. in Syracuse, has joined the Syracuse law
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