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December 23, 2024 Edition

Year end is a crucial planning time for nonprofits

Insurance & Financial Services, Nonprofits, Subscriber Only

The end of the year is a good time for reflection and intention setting — not just personally, but also for nonprofit organizations. “We’re talking

Rome Community Foundation awards $141K in grants to 15 nonprofits

Nonprofits, Mohawk Valley, Subscriber Only

ROME — The Rome Community Foundation awarded $141,083 in grants to 15 Rome–area charitable organizations in its fourth-quarter grant distribution round, the foundation recently announced.

Antique Boat Museum in Clayton breaks ground on new building

Construction, Design & Real Estate, Nonprofits, North Country, Sports, Entertainment & Tourism, Subscriber Only

CLAYTON — The Antique Boat Museum (ABM) in Clayton, in Jefferson County recently broke ground on a new facility that will focus on the care

MOST Foundation board elects three new directors

Nonprofits, Sports, Entertainment & Tourism, Subscriber Only

SYRACUSE — The Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science & Technology (MOST) recently announced it has elected three new directors to its foundation board for

Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties partners to guide growth at UpMobility Foundation

Nonprofits, Mohawk Valley, Subscriber Only

UTICA — The Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties is partnering with UpMobility Foundation (UMF) to help the organization as it grows and builds

MACNY to use $6.5M state grant to expand pre-apprenticeship programs

Education & Training, Manufacturing & Engineering, Nonprofits, Subscriber Only

DeWITT — DeWitt–based MACNY, the Manufacturers Association, will use $6.5 million in state funding to expand its direct entry pre-apprenticeship programs to areas beyond the

OPINION: N.Y.’s Public-Safety Priorities Need To Change Immediately

Opinion, Subscriber Only

New Yorkers’ concerns about crime and public safety haven’t subsided since Albany’s botched criminal-justice “reforms” in recent years. In fact, the shortcomings of Democrats’ policies