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State Encourages Job Creation with Excelsior Program, Entrepreneur Resources

Our economy has seen thousands of manufacturing jobs disappear in recent history, and the jobs, sadly, continue to disappear. Most recently in Fulton, Birdseye, a food-packaging company, stopped production this month and more than 200 workers will have to find work elsewhere. Sadly, these hard times have displaced these highly skilled workers and their families.

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Auburn manufacturer in ‘holding pattern’ on plant expansion

AUBURN  —  Currier Plastics’ plans to expand its facility in Auburn are in limbo while the company waits to learn the status of $1.75 million in state aid. The manufacturer is trying to find out why it did not receive a $750,000 capital grant it applied for through New York’s Regional Economic Development Council initiative.

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SBDC at SUNY Oswego aims to help grow online businesses

FULTON — The State University of New York (SUNY) Oswego Small Business Development Center and its Watertown Regional Center are launching a temporary office in Fulton to help displaced workers launch new businesses. The effort is funded by a $100,000 portable assistance grant from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). The temporary office will house

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Sydow grateful to be selected for CNYSME Crystal Ball Award

Honored for effectively marketing OCC’s strengths to the community SYRACUSE  —  After spending years closing a perception gap entrenched around Onondaga Community College (OCC), Debbie L. Sydow says she is gratified to receive an award recognizing her contributions to the marketing profession.   Sydow, OCC’s president, has been named the recipient of the Central New

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St. Joseph’s using $2.5 million ESD grant for hospital expansion

SYRACUSE — St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center will use a $2.5 million state grant to help fund a second phase in its $140 million hospital expansion. Empire State Development awarded the grant as part of the state’s Regional Economic Development Council initiative. It will help pay for a new 104,000-square-foot patient tower with operating-room suites,

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