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New York state home sales jump 17 percent in third quarter
New York state realtors sold nearly 33,000 previously owned homes in the third quarter of this year, up more than 17 percent from the same
Syracuse company takes on arena lighting market
SYRACUSE — Syracuse Crunch fans may have noticed something new, bright, and flashy if they have attended any games in the new hockey season. Specifically, they have seen a newly upgraded LED (light-emitting diode) lighting system, featuring flashing and moving lights, installed at the Onondaga County War Memorial by Ephesus Lighting, Inc., a three-year old
Computer-technology firm CCPlus plans move, more hiring
SALINA — CCPlus, Inc., a computer-technology company that provides outsourcing services for some of its clients, plans to move into new space in Salina in November and has plans for additional hiring. CCPlus is a firm that provides an information-technology (IT) staff for small businesses that need such a service, says Brian Clark, controller at
State announces grants for brownfield-affected communities
The cities of Syracuse, Cortland, Rome, Little Falls, and Norwich, along with Oswego and Lewis counties are among 26 communities statewide set to benefit from
Eat to Live Food Cooperative opens on Syracuse’s south side
SYRACUSE — Syracuse University’s (SU) South Side Initiative Office and the Southside Community Coalition on Tuesday formally opened the Eat to Live Food Cooperative at
Tops Markets opens Cazenovia fuel station
CAZENOVIA — Tops Friendly Markets has opened a fuel station at its location in Cazenovia, its fifth in Central New York. The on-site gas station,
NYSEFC approves nearly $19 million for three CNY drinking-water projects
The New York State Environmental Facilities Corp. (EFC) recently approved nearly $19 million in drinking-water projects in Tompkins, Oneida, and St. Lawrence counties. The EFC
Cuomo welcomes 14 licensed farm breweries in New York
Gov. Andrew Cuomo today welcomed 14 newly licensed farm breweries that have opened since the beginning of the year with a Farm Brewery license that is part of a law Cuomo signed in January. The “Farm Brewery” license allows craft brewers that use products grown in New York to operate in a fashion similar to
‘Fish FINatics’ store coming to Manlius Nov. 1
MANLIUS — Central New York fish and aquarium enthusiasts will soon have a new store in town. Fish FINatics, LLC — a provider of freshwater and marine fish, aquariums, supplies, maintenance services, and more — is set to open at 7037 Manlius Center Road in the town of Manlius on Friday, Nov. 1. The business,
Utica College formally opens nursing facility in Salina for ASDN program
SALINA — Utica College on Oct. 3 formally opened a simulation laboratory and testing site for its Accelerated Second Degree Nursing (ASDN) program at the school’s site at the Thruway Office Building at 290 Elwood Davis Road in Salina. Utica College is citing the 2010 to 2020 employment projections from the U.S. Bureau of Labor
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