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SU institute helps launch online hub for veterans
SYRACUSE — The Institute for Veterans and Military Families at Syracuse University and a group of other partners have launched an online hub, called VetNet, to help veterans with their transition to civilian life. VetNet combines the resources of the institute, the nonprofit Hire Heroes USA, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Hiring Our Heroes […]
Webucator leaders playing in new sector with Acuity Apps
FAYETTEVILLE — The heads of the Central New York–based business-to-business training company Webucator, Inc. are playing games. Not with Webucator. That company’s continuing to grow, boosting its $4.5 million 2011 revenue by about 10 percent in 2012. Instead, they have a new startup, Acuity Apps, Inc., that just launched a consumer-oriented word game for mobile
Commission accredits St. Joe’s lab
SYRACUSE — The Intersocietal Accreditation Commission has accredited St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center’s Echocardiography Laboratory for the adult transthoracic area for three years. The accreditation
SUNY Oswego receives naming gift for science center
OSWEGO — The State University of New York (SUNY) Oswego received a $5 million naming gift for its new science center, set to open in
Bassett Healthcare Network names VP
COOPERSTOWN — Bill Stamp has been named vice president of marketing, strategic planning, and corporate communications at Bassett Healthcare Network. As vice president, Stamp oversees
New trustees join St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center board
SYRACUSE — Four people joined the St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center Board of Trustees in December. The board has 17 members. St. Joseph’s is a
Upstate adds breast-care center at Community Campus
ONONDAGA — Upstate University Hospital opened a breast-care center at its Community Campus last week after two breast surgeons joined its medical staff in November.
New monthly health magazine to hit CNY newsstands
ONONDAGA — Two area businesswomen are set to launch a monthly health magazine in Central New York. The magazine, THRiVEcny, will hit free newsstands tomorrow,
SUNY Cortland shuts down campus buildings amid power outage
CORTLAND — The State University of New York (SUNY) College at Cortland asked some employees to stay home today due to a power outage darkening
ESD approves grants for two Cortland County companies
Two manufacturers operating in Cortland County are in line for state aid toward expansion projects after Empire State Development’s (ESD) board of directors approved a
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