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Solvay Bank has named AMBER CAVALLARO branch manager of its Baldwinsville office. She was previously branch manager of the bank’s Cicero location. Cavallaro has been
ERIN KELLY has joined the Smith Family Business Initiative (SFBI) at Cornell University as its new assistant director. Founded in 2014 in Cornell’s SC Johnson
Barton & Loguidice (B&L) has added three employees to the firm’s Syracuse office. LISA ROGERS joins the firm’s human resources group as a corporate recruiter.
CHRIS BARKER has joined J.W. Burns & Company as a portfolio manager/analyst. He started in the investment management business as an institutional broker at A.G.
The Village Basement Consignment Shop to formally open in New Hartford on Saturday
NEW HARTFORD, N.Y. — The Village Basement Consignment Shop will formally open under new ownership on Saturday, Nov. 10 with a grand-opening event. The business,
People news: Pathfinder names Kjerstad commercial portfolio manager
OSWEGO, N.Y. — Pathfinder Bank announced it has promoted Mackenzie Kjerstad to commercial portfolio manager from commercial credit analyst. In her new role, she will
Some recent tweets that came across the @cnybj Twitter feed, offering various small business, tech, marketing, HR, and career tips. SBA @SBAgovYou have a business
Oswego Health uses $50K state grant for mammography equipment
OSWEGO — Oswego Health recently used a $50,000 state grant to install mammography equipment at the Oswego Health Services Center in Oswego. New York State
New York egg production falls nearly 5 percent in September
New York farms produced 132.1 million eggs in September, down almost 5 percent from 138.4 million eggs in the year-ago period, the USDA National Agricultural
New York milk production rises slightly in September
New York dairy farmers produced 1.21 billion pounds of milk in September, up 0.8 percent from 1.20 billion pounds in the year-ago period, the USDA’s