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SYRACUSE — The new management team at the Landmark Theatre is working hard to make the historic establishment more open and accessible to the community. Sure, we all know the Landmark is open, when you see a show. Any other time you walk by, it may appear dark and closed. This is the perception executive […]
Kendal at Ithaca to kick off expansion late this summer
CAYUGA HEIGHTS — Kendal at Ithaca, a nonprofit continuing-care retirement community in the village of Cayuga Heights, recently announced plans for a $39 million expansion project launching late this summer. The project will create about 20 new jobs at the facility, according to Kendal at Ithaca. The construction operations will employ between 250 and 300
Township 5 project in Camillus takes shape
CAMILLUS — Construction continues on Township 5, a massive development west of Syracuse that will create 500,000 square feet of retail, residential and office space, and play host to the region’s first Costco store. “Things are going good,” says Joseph Goethe, a principal at the Cameron Group, LLC of DeWitt. The Cameron Group is developing
Health Foundation unveils 2014 class of Health Leadership Fellows
SYRACUSE — The Health Foundation for Western and Central New York has named its 2014 class of Health Leadership Fellows, including 10 leaders from the Central New York region. The organization is recognizing 42 “diverse, highly skilled,” leaders from health-related and safety net organizations across Western and Central New York, the Health Foundation said in
Developing the Corporate Athlete in You
Some years ago, I was inspired by Tony Schwartz’s concept of the “corporate athlete” featured in his book, “The Power of Full Engagement.” It really resonated with my belief that many corporate executives have learned very little about, or at least have not applied to any great extent, the principles adhered to by most professional
New York state approves Binghamton University’s participation in START-UP NY
BINGHAMTON — Empire State Development (ESD), New York’s economic-development agency, has approved Binghamton University’s application to participate in START-UP NY, the school announced April 8. START-UP NY is Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s offer to new or expanding companies and business ventures to operate completely tax-free in areas on or connected to campuses of the State University of
Toby Keith’s restaurant at Destiny USA owes $189,000 in back sales taxes
SYRACUSE — The Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar and Grill eatery at Destiny USA owes New York state more than $189,000 in sales taxes
ICS Solutions Group hires LaFave as COO
ENDICOTT — ICS Solutions Group, which specializes in information-technology (IT) support, announced it has hired Robert LaFave as COO. ICS operates offices in Endicott and
New Italian eatery to open in Fingerlakes Mall
AURELIUS — The Fingerlakes Mall on Wednesday announced that an Auburn Italian restaurant will open a second location in the mall, but under a different
Albany Molecular to close Cicero drug-research lab by end of June
CICERO — Albany Molecular Research, Inc. (AMRI) on Wednesday announced it will close its Syracuse–area drug-research center, which is located in Cicero and employs about
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