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Electronic devices cause overuse injuries, Rome therapist says

ROME — Today’s workers, especially the young, often seem tethered to smartphones, tablets, and laptops. When combined with use of video-gaming devices at home this can cause overuse injuries such as tendonitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, bursitis, an area health-care professional says. Michelle Madore, an occupational therapist at Chestnut Commons Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Center in

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Hancock Estabrook formalizes its family-business succession planning practice

SYRACUSE — The Syracuse law firm of Hancock Estabrook, LLP recently announced it has initiated a practice focusing on Family Business Succession Planning. Attorneys in this practice area work with closely-held business entities that are planning business transitions to family members, to business partners, and new owners, the firm says. They also work with its

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Delta Engineers maps out growth plans

ENDWELL — Over the past five years, Delta Engineers, Architects & Land Surveyors, P.C. has expanded its staff, added new technology, and is looking to continue its expansion efforts into new markets nationally as well as overseas.   The firm has grown from 35 to 120 employees, says Anthony Paniccia, president and CEO of Delta.

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Upstate Medical unveils IHP expansion, targeting neuroscience research

SYRACUSE — The State University of New York (SUNY) Upstate Medical University on Oct. 21 formally opened its more than 158,000-square-foot Neuroscience Research Building (NRB), an expansion of Upstate’s Institute for Human Performance (IHP). The one-block long, five-story addition, which is adjacent to the IHP, cost $72 million, Upstate Medical said in a news release.

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Eat to Live Food Cooperative opens on Syracuse’s south side

SYRACUSE — Syracuse University’s (SU) South Side Initiative Office and the Southside Community Coalition have formally opened the Eat to Live Food Cooperative at 2327 S. Salina St. in Syracuse. Organizers and project stakeholders held a small ceremony on Oct. 15 to mark the occasion. GroundWorks Capital Coalition (GC2), the Gifford Foundation of Syracuse, and

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Crunch drop the puck on 20th season in Syracuse

SYRACUSE — When Onondaga County officials and team owner Howard Dolgon introduced the Syracuse Crunch hockey club in May 1994, Dolgon had planned on an “infinite stay.” “We were here. We were staying here, and that’s still the plan,” Dolgon says. The Syracuse Crunch, which is part of the American Hockey League (AHL) and a

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Galaxy Communications launches sports-marketing division

SYRACUSE — Galaxy Communications, LLC, the Syracuse–based operator of 14 radio stations in the Syracuse and Utica markets, has announced the creation of a sports-marketing division. The firm, which has relationships with several local and regional sports teams, has hired Ken Elander as general manager of Galaxy Sports Marketing, Galaxy Communications said in a news

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Polaris Business Solutions moves to new office, adds new product

AUBURN — Polaris Business Solutions, a six-year-old accounting-systems consulting firm, has kicked off the fall with a new office that will allow the business to continue growing and a new product to help clients also grow their businesses. Last month, Polaris’ Founder and President Todd Delaney moved his business from a home office to Suite

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