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Berkshire Bank announces environmental business initiatives
Berkshire Hills Bancorp, Inc. (NYSE:BHLB), parent of Berkshire Bank, recently announced it has started a new initiative to become a more environmentally sustainable company. The
Utica gets upgrade on its financial outlook from Fitch Ratings
UTICA — Fitch Ratings, Inc. has upgraded the City of Utica’s financial outlook, Mayor Robert Palmieri and Comptroller Bill Morehouse announced in a news release
Honeywell to cut 41 jobs in Skaneateles
SKANEATELES FALLS, N.Y. — Honeywell Scanning and Mobility will lay off 41 employees between July 1 and Dec. 31 at its plant, located at 700
CNY ASTD announces CNY BEST nominees
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — CNY ASTD has announced the nominees for the 8th Annual CNY BEST Learning and Performance Awards. The association presents the awards annually
Broome County Land Bank appoints Scarinzi as new executive director
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. — The Broome County Land Bank announced that its board of directors has appointed Margaret J. Scarinzi as the organization’s next executive director.
Hamilton College appoints Dinneen as chief investment officer
CLINTON, N.Y. — Hamilton College announced it has appointed Anne Dinneen as its new chief investment officer. She will manage the college’s $922 million endowment
ADMAR relocates DeWitt store to larger Cicero location
CICERO, N.Y. — ADMAR Construction Equipment and Supplies announced it has moved to a new, larger store at 7800 Brewerton Road in Cicero, effective Monday,
Watertown doles out $9 million in construction contracts for arena
WATERTOWN — The Watertown City Council finalized more than $9 million in construction contracts after voting, 4 to 1, in favor of a $10.3 million
Leadership change at N.K. Bhandari shows why having a plan is key
SYRACUSE — Businesses change hands for numerous reasons — including illness, death, and retirement — and the best piece of advice from those who have
Florist says communication is the key in business transitions
AUBURN — Communication just might be the most crucial factor in the success of a family business in transition, says an Auburn florist who helps