New York manufacturing index climbs to highest level in three years in October
The Empire State Manufacturing Survey general business-conditions index rose six points to 30.2 in October, its highest level since 2014. Read More
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HealtheConnections moves to new office in Syracuse's Franklin Square
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — HealtheConnections, which operates one of the state’s eight regional health-information exchanges (HIE), has moved to a new office in Franklin Center at 443 N. Franklin St. in Syracuse. Read More
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People news: North Point Defense hires Grisenthwaite as controller
ROME, N.Y. — North Point Defense, Inc. announced it has hired Kay Grisenthwaite as controller. Read More
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State to spend $25 million to rebuild lock O-7 on Oswego Canal
OSWEGO, N.Y. — New York has plans for a $25 million project to reconstruct a “critical” lock along the Oswego Canal that was built in the early 20th century. Read More
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ANDRO wins nearly $7 million federal contract to work with Rome Lab
ROME, N.Y. — Rome–based ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC has won a three-year, nearly $7 million federal contract through the national spectrum consortium (NSC) focusing on spectrum-relocation policy. Read More
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People news: Chianis + Anderson Architects hires Thomas as architectural designer
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. — Chianis + Anderson Architects, PLLC announced it has hired Courtney Thomas as an architectural designer. Read More
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SRC to hire more than 80 after winning three counter-drone technology contracts
CICERO, N.Y. — SRC Inc. is seeking to fill more than 80 positions after winning three contracts focused on counter-drone technology. Read More
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CenterState CEO recognizes area businesses as “Economic Champions” during Oncenter luncheon
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — CenterState CEO on Wednesday honored 289 companies as 2017 Economic Champions. Read More
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Indian Tandoor Restaurant in downtown Syracuse closes
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Indian Tandoor Restaurant in downtown Syracuse, an eatery specializing in Indian cuisine, says it has closed permanently after more than four years in business. Read More
Health Care & Education
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HealtheConnections moves to new office in Syracuse's Franklin Square SYRACUSE, N.Y. — HealtheConnections, which operates one of the state’s eight regional health-information exchanges (HIE), has moved to a new office in Franklin Center at 443 N. Franklin St. in Syracuse. Read More -
Upstate, statewide consumer sentiment dips slightly in September Consumer sentiment in upstate New York was measured at 88.9 in September, down 0.2 points from the last reading in June. Read More -
People news: St. Joseph’s Health appoints Jordan administrator for patient care services SYRACUSE, N.Y. — St. Joseph’s Health announced it has appointed Christopher Jordan administrator for patient care services. Most recently, he served as the health system’s director of quality resources. Read More
Construction, Design & Real Estate
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HealtheConnections moves to new office in Syracuse's Franklin Square SYRACUSE, N.Y. — HealtheConnections, which operates one of the state’s eight regional health-information exchanges (HIE), has moved to a new office in Franklin Center at 443 N. Franklin St. in Syracuse. Read More
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State to spend $25 million to rebuild lock O-7 on Oswego Canal OSWEGO, N.Y. — New York has plans for a $25 million project to reconstruct a “critical” lock along the Oswego Canal that was built in the early 20th century. Read More
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People news: Chianis + Anderson Architects hires Thomas as architectural designer BINGHAMTON, N.Y. — Chianis + Anderson Architects, PLLC announced it has hired Courtney Thomas as an architectural designer. Read More
Manufacturing & Engineering
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New York manufacturing index climbs to highest level in three years in October The Empire State Manufacturing Survey general business-conditions index rose six points to 30.2 in October, its highest level since 2014. Read More
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People news: North Point Defense hires Grisenthwaite as controller ROME, N.Y. — North Point Defense, Inc. announced it has hired Kay Grisenthwaite as controller. Read More
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ANDRO wins nearly $7 million federal contract to work with Rome Lab ROME, N.Y. — Rome–based ANDRO Computational Solutions, LLC has won a three-year, nearly $7 million federal contract through the national spectrum consortium (NSC) focusing on spectrum-relocation policy. Read More