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NY manufacturing conditions continue sputtering in January

New York’s manufacturing firms said the difficult business conditions they have faced in recent months continued in January. But the picture looks brighter here in Central New York and going forward. The general business conditions index in the Empire State Manufacturing Survey from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York dropped half a point to

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StartFast brings on Whitman alum Blumin as entrepreneur-in-residence

SYRACUSE — Syracuse’s StartFast Venture Accelerator has a new entrepreneur-in-residence who believes the region is poised for success and more growth in the years ahead. Kyle Blumin was born and raised in Central New York and graduated from the Martin J. Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University in 1993. He’s since mentored students at

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Metro Fitness expands in downtown Syracuse

SYRACUSE — A fitness club in downtown Syracuse has expanded with an eye toward the continued development in the area. Metro Fitness Club, formerly Personal Fitness, got its start in 1995 as a boutique personal-training studio. The club has since grown to a full-service executive health club. The latest expansion, which began in September, added

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Health-law symposium addresses changing landscape

DeWITT  —  Regulations governing the privacy and security of health information are in line for changes, attendees of a recent seminar heard. The Syracuse–based law firm Hancock Estabrook, LLP held a health-law symposium Jan. 10 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel at 6301 State Route 298 in DeWitt. The symposium attracted 46 attendees who listened

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