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VIEWPOINT: Understanding the Complexities of Long-Term Care

If your business closed today and was gone tomorrow, would Central New York miss it? What would the impact be on our community? An article in the Harvard Business Review I recently read opened with a similar question. Loretto, as the fourth-largest health-care provider in the region, is deeply ingrained in the fabric of our […]

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OPINION: Supreme Court fails to rein in deep-state coercion and censorship

First Amendment in Peril It is appalling that the Supreme Court failed to rein in the intelligence and law-enforcement agencies’ abuse of individual First Amendment rights in the Murthy v. Missouri case [with the decision announced on June 26]. The contorted logic that those in the federal government who abused their power with the worst

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OPINION: A Big Issue No One is Talking About this Election Year

Though the pace won’t really pick up until the fall, federal election campaigns are well under way. And we’re hearing a lot about a welter of key issues like abortion, immigration, the ethics of the Supreme Court, wars in Europe and the Middle East, and the like. But at a time when candidates should be

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State releases renderings for I-81 project contract that targets Syracuse Northside, Inner Harbor areas

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Gov. Kathy Hochul on Thursday unveiled new renderings that give Syracuse residents their first glimpse of the new safety and access enhancements coming to the Inner Harbor and Northside as part of the Interstate 81 (I-81) viaduct-replacement project’s third contract. The six renderings depict improvements to North Clinton Street, new bridges along

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Utica National Insurance Group’s first woman CEO ready to start position

NEW HARTFORD, N.Y. — Utica National Insurance Group is ready for its first female CEO Kristen H. Martin to take the reins on July 1 when Richard P. Creedon retires after 26 years with the company. Martin joined Utica National in 2001 as an examiner before several promotions including corporate secretary and executive VP in

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Valley Health Services receives $15K grant for therapy equipment

HERKIMER, N.Y. — The Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties, Inc. has awarded a $15,000 grant to Bassett Healthcare Network’s Valley Health Services in Herkimer to advance its care for those recovering from strokes, neurological conditions including traumatic brain injury, and debilitating illnesses and surgeries. Valley Health Services used the grant funding to purchase

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Geddes Federal’s Manlius branch has a new manager

MANLIUS, N.Y. — Geddes Federal Savings and Loan Association has named a new manager for its branch in Manlius. Linda Meade is assuming the duties of branch manager. Meade is succeeding Christy Krzywda in that role, the organization tells CNYBJ in an email. Krzywda, a junior officer in the savings department, has relocated to the

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Richard Foist

AmeriCU Credit Union has announced the appointment of retired U.S. Army Sergeant Major Richard Foist as its new Lowville Financial Center manager. With extensive experience

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