New café coming to Township 5 in Camillus
CAMILLUS, N.Y. — Township 5 announced Thursday that Café Pastel has signed a lease to open in the mixed-use shopping center in Camillus. Read More
-
-
Oneida County FreshStart program graduates 12 in first year
UTICA, N.Y. — Oneida County’s FreshStart work-training program recently graduated 12 unemployed young adults in its first class. Read More
-
OCC to use KeyBank’s $40K donation for college-connection coach
ONONDAGA, N.Y. — Onondaga Community College (OCC) announced it will use a $40,000 donation from KeyBank to create a college-connection coach position for the OCC Advantage program. Read More
-
DiNapoli announces no change in state pension fund employer-contribution rates for next fiscal year
Employer-contribution rates in the state pension fund for fiscal year 2020-21 will remain the same for the employees’ retirement system (ERS). Read More
-
Binghamton University to buy $1.75 million X-ray tool for research purposes
VESTAL, N.Y. — Binghamton University announced it plans to purchase a new X-ray tool useful in materials research as well as research and development for electronics. Read More
-
Subway restaurant closes at Destiny USA food court
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The Subway restaurant at the Destiny USA food court has closed. Read More
-
Syracuse University, ESF renew academic, research-partnership agreement
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Syracuse University (SU) and the neighboring SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF) announced this week they have renewed their academic and research-partnership agreement. Read More
-
NBT Bancorp hires Kelley as general counsel
NORWICH, N.Y. — NBT Bancorp Inc. (NASDAQ: NBTB) announced it has hired Angela Wolfe Kelley as executive VP and general counsel. Read More
-
Bryant & Stratton to relocate Clay campus to Route 57 from Route 31
CLAY, N.Y. — Bryant & Stratton College announced it plans to relocate its current campus at 8687 Carling Road, just off Route 31, in Clay to 7805 Oswego Road (Route 57) in Clay, following a $2 million renovation project. Read More
Opinion
-
OPINION: Dems Put Drug Dens, Tax Hikes Ahead of Nursing-Home Deaths Too often, the Democrat majorities in the New York Legislature fail to properly prioritize the needs of New Yorkers. Read More
-
OPINION: China is our major foreign-policy challenge Several decades ago, I noticed the rise of China coming up in international discussions with increasing frequency. It was, at the time, a startling change. We gradually realized we had a new great power in the world. Read More
-
OPINION: N.Y.’s Climate Goals Could Produce Reliability Crisis New York Democrats have a longstanding habit of taking an issue like environmental policy and addressing it with the most extreme, unrealistic solutions conceivable. Read More
Business Mentors
-
VIEWPOINT: 4 Tips for Small Firms to Protect Against Cyberattacks There are many challenges to running a business that owners must face — including the threat of a cyberattack. Read More -
VIEWPOINT: Adopting the assumed-breach mentality on cybersecurity The cybersecurity landscape is Constantly changing. Read More -
VIEWPOINT: Online scams are on the rise, make your business cyber-safe When pandemic shutdowns shifted the nation’s commerce from in-person to online, cybersecurity experts knew that fraud attempts would follow. Read More
People on the Move
-
Guthrie Clinic’s senior leadership now includes chief strategy officer The Guthrie Clinic has recently added a chief strategy officer, executive VP to its senior-leadership team. Read More -
Pinckney Hugo Group Pinckney Hugo Group, a full-service marketing communications firm, has promoted AJ SANTIMAW, of Liverpool, to senior project manager. Read More
-
JOSEPH F. SERBUN JOSEPH F. SERBUN was promoted to president of retail banking at Community Bank N.A. Read More