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Construction, Design & Real Estate

Stromstad to retire from MVHS later this year

UTICA, N.Y. — Mohawk Valley Health System (MVHS) is looking for a new leader as President/CEO Darlene Stromstad announced she will retire later this year. “After an incredible journey in health-care leadership, I will be retiring from my role as president/CEO of MVHS at the end of the year,” Stromstad said in her announcement. “This

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Oneida Indian Nation selects New York businesses for Turning Stone project

VERONA, N.Y. — The Oneida Indian Nation’s renovation and expansion project at Turning Stone Resort Casino continues to support businesses based in the state. The Oneida Nation says it has selected 32 new businesses in the state to support aspects of the project. The businesses will provide a variety of services under the supervision of

Rome Health

Rome Health Community Recovery Center returns to original location

ROME, N.Y. — The Rome Health Community Recovery Center (CRC) recently returned to its original location at 264 W. Dominick St. in Rome, not far from the Capitol Theater. The center opened to the public starting Feb. 10. The Rome Health Community Recovery Center offers outpatient services for individuals struggling with substance-use disorders. These services

CHJC

CHJC opens new satellite clinic at Clifton-Fine Central School District

WATERTOWN — The Children’s Home of Jefferson County (CHJC) has recently opened a new Community Clinic of Jefferson County (CCJC) satellite clinic at Clifton-Fine Central School District. This clinic will exclusively provide on-site behavioral health services to Clifton-Fine students, ensuring they have easy access to care within their school environment. The CCJC operates every Tuesday

Utica Oriskany Street initiative

City of Utica plans improvements for Oriskany Street corridor

UTICA, N.Y. — Utica Mayor Michael Galime has announced a three-pronged approach to tackle issues on Oriskany Street, which serves as the city’s western gateway. “Oriskany Street has proven it can support a wide variety of commercial and residential interests, and it is time to take the next step,” Galime said in a press release

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