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Upstate Medical University receives $1.54 million bequest from alumnus
SYRACUSE — Upstate Medical University has received a $1.54 million gift from the estate of alumnus Stanley A. August, M.D., of Brooklyn, that will help
New regional online resource for entrepreneurs launches
A nonprofit group based in Buffalo is introducing a new online resource meant to help upstate New York’s startup community make connections with regional and
SUNY Upstate medical school tops all in attracting NY students
In the most recent class to start medical school, SUNY Upstate’s College of Medicine obtained a greater share of its students, nearly 88 percent, from
NORWICH — NBT Bancorp has hired William Glinski as its new corporate senior vice president and treasurer. Glinski will chair the bank’s asset and liability
Turning Stone Resort Casino gets new director of sales
VERONA — Oneida Nation Enterprises has named Melissa Olsen director of sales at Turning Stone Resort Casino. She will oversee all aspects of resort sales, including
Local exec chosen for national trade group board
SYRACUSE — A co-owner and vice president at TAG Mechanical Systems, Inc. has been names to a board leadership position with a national industry association.
Crouse executive to serve as board officer for local AAA chapter
SYRACUSE — The CFO of Crouse Hospital in Syracuse is among the officers for the AAA Western and Central New York board of directors in
Rome Memorial Hospital launches educational television system
ROME — Rome Memorial Hospital has introduced a new television system to provide patient and staff education on the hospital’s 1500 N. James St. campus.
Cuomo appoints three to Binghamton University Council
BINGHAMTON — New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has appointed Dennis McCabe, Patricia Cummings, and Linda Biemer to serve on the Binghamton University Council, replacing three
Computer problem leads to questionable Medicaid payments
A new audit from Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli found more than $26 million in potentially improper Medicaid payments due to flaws in the Department of Health’s
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