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USGBC names New York Green Building advocate of the year
SYRACUSE — The New York Upstate Chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) has named Diane Brandli as its advocate of the year. The organization
Harris Beach adds to IP practice
Law firm Harris Beach is expanding its intellectual property practice in Syracuse with some new additions to the office. Joseph Geller is joining the firm
First Niagara Financial Group (NASDAQ: FNFG) said Tuesday that President and CEO John Koelmel has left the Buffalo–based banking company. First Niagara’s board appointed Executive
CenterState CEO moving to Pike Block
SYRACUSE — CenterState CEO, the area’s major business and economic development group, will relocate to the Pike Block project in downtown Syracuse later this year.
Two Elmira businessmen acquire Greek Peak Mountain Resort at auction
SYRACUSE — Two Elmira businessmen on Thursday acquired Greek Peak Mountain Resort and Hope Lake Lodge following a Chapter 11 bankruptcy auction held in federal
SU student company honored by Inc.
SYRACUSE — A company launched by a Syracuse University (SU) student has been chosen as of the Coolest College Startups for 2013 by Inc. magazine.
SUNY trustees choose interim president for SUNY Potsdam
POTSDAM — The State University of New York (SUNY) Board of Trustees named Dennis Hefner interim president of SUNY Potsdam this week. John Schwaller announced
McMahon/Ryan Child Advocacy Center names new executive director
SYRACUSE — The board of directors at the McMahon/Ryan Child Advocacy Center on Friday announced the hiring of Linda Cleary as the organization’s executive director.
Shabby Chic Boutique owner turns job loss into opportunity
FAYETTEVILLE — Losing your job isn’t always a bad thing. For Lisa Hogan, being laid off two years ago brought an opportunity. Because of her
CenterState CEO plans to move to Pike Block by late summer
SYRACUSE — CenterState CEO, the area’s major business and economic-development group, says it will relocate to the Pike Block project in downtown Syracuse by late
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