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Presbyterian Homes Foundation names new board members, officers
NEW HARTFORD — The Presbyterian Homes Foundation has announced three new members for its board of trustees and named a new president and vice president.
Scruton to direct SUNY Oswego’s MBA programs
OSWEGO — Irene Scruton has joined SUNY Oswego’s School of Business as director of the college’s MBA programs. Scruton brings to the director’s position experience
Five Star Bank parent announces new officers
Financial Institutions, Inc. (NASDAQ: FISI), the parent of Five Star Bank, has named Kevin B. Klotzbach as chief financial officer and executive vice president in
Scallon named to Health Foundation board of trustees
SYRACUSE — Theodore J. Scallon, executive vice president of the Syracuse–based investment-management firm RJR Associates, Inc., has been named to the Health Foundation for Western
CDPHP files to take part in New York health-insurance exchange
Capital District Physicians’ Health Plan (CDPHP) today announced it has filed an application for participation in the New York Health Benefit Exchange. Consumers can purchase
Unemployment claims from NY mass layoffs increased last year
New York employers reported about 1,250 mass layoffs in 2012, resulting in more than 141,000 job cuts, as measured by new filings for unemployment- insurance
Commerce Chenango names Golden Artist Colors Business of the Year
NORWICH — Commerce Chenango has announced it will present its annual Distinguished Business of the Year Award next week to Golden Artist Colors, Inc., a
Poll: 46 percent of New Yorkers say they paid too much in taxes
As last-minute filers scurry to submit their federal- and state-tax returns or file for extensions, a new poll finds about 46 percent of New Yorkers
Maffei releases jobs plan to mark 100 days in office
SYRACUSE — U.S. Rep. Daniel Maffei (D–Syracuse) today announced what he called a “blueprint” for expanding the region’s middle class, growing its economy, and creating
Zaccanelli resigns as Hofmann CEO, Flook assumes interim role
SYRACUSE — Frank Zaccanelli, who had been serving as CEO of the Hofmann Sausage Company, “has decided to resign from his duties,” according to a
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