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Chemung Financial to trade on NASDAQ
ELMIRA — Shares of Chemung Financial Corp.’s common stock will begin trading on the NASDAQ Global Market tomorrow. Chemung Financial, parent company of Chemung Canal
SYRACUSE — Syracuse Behavioral Healthcare (SBH) has completed a planned relocation of its detoxification and evaluation center in Syracuse. The center, which had been located
Rome Research lands $14 million contract
NEW HARTFORD — Rome Research Corp., a subsidiary of PAR Technology Corp. (NYSE: PAR), landed a $14.2 million, five-year contract from the U.S. Navy to
SYRACUSE — MedTech, a Syracuse–based trade association for medical technology companies, named a former SRC and O’Brien & Gere employee as its new president today.
Small-business optimism flattens in October
Levels of optimism held roughly steady among small business owners in the month before the presidential election while uncertainty reached an all-time high, according to
Cayuga Community College starts health-sciences degree program
AUBURN — Cayuga Community College has started promoting a new associate degree in health sciences that will prepare students to transfer into bachelor’s programs in
ITT plans expansion project in Seneca Falls
SENECA FALLS — ITT Corp. (NYSE: ITT) is adding a 75,000-square-foot expansion to its Seneca Falls facility. The project will add new manufacturing space and
Rochester firm to acquire Dellas Graphics
SYRACUSE — An employee-owned commercial printer based in Rochester is set to acquire the Syracuse printing company Dellas Graphics. Canfield & Tack Commercial Printing &
Bar foundation receives funds from class action suit
Proceeds from a class action lawsuit will help the New York Bar Foundation fund law-related charities around the state. The foundation, the philanthropic arm of
UTICA — The Arc Oneida-Lewis Chapter honored PJ Green for partnering with the Arc vocational program to employ people with developmental disabilities. The ARC presented
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