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Randall Barnard II has been named branch manager at Pathfinder Bank’s Cicero branch office. Prior to his new role, he worked as a financial-services representative
St. Lawrence University has newly appointed 10 tenure-track faculty members who will begin teaching this semester. The new teaching faculty brings areas of expertise that include the humanities,
The 2014-15 school year will be Dr. Corliss Kaiser’s last as the Fayetteville-Manlius School District Superintendent. She will be retiring after 46 years working in
Keystone Associates Architects, Engineers and Surveyors, LLC, announced that Peter F. Messmerhas joined the firm as a project manager in the Asphalt Maintenance and Management
Taitem Engineering, PC of Ithaca recently hired four new staff members. Gordon Woodcock, project development manager, relocated to Ithaca from California, where he worked in
NBT Financial Group has promoted financial planner Andrew E. Clark to assistant vice president. Clark, who joined NBT in 2013, has more than eight years
St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center
St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center has appointed Carleen Y. Pensero director of patient access. She has worked for St. Joseph’s for 14 years, first in
Mauricio Valencia, M.D. has joined Slocum-Dickson’s Urgent Care. He has more than 27 years of experience as a medical provider. He is board-certified by the
Vikram Aggarawal has joined Upstate Medical University as assistant professor of medicine, specializing in nephrology. He is also a member of the Upstate Transplant Program,
St. Joseph’s College of Nursing has appointed Nicole Blumin associate dean of students for the college. She has been employed at the college since 1998
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