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Commercial gaming revenue continued to rebound nationally in August

Revenue still down sharply from a year ago amid pandemic Commercial gaming revenue (CGR) continued to bounce back nationally in August as more casinos reopened from coronavirus closures, but still remained well below year-ago levels, according to a recent report. August marked the fourth straight month of recovery for the commercial gaming industry following April’s […]

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MVCC board of trustees appoints new chair, vice chair

UTICA, N.Y. — The Mohawk Valley Community College (MVCC) board of trustees has appointed Anthony J. Colón as board chair and Dr. Frank Dubeck, Jr., as board vice chair, effective Oct. 1. Colón is serving his 12th year on the board of trustees since his Oneida County appointment in 2008. He previously served as vice

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Broome County hotels continued business bounceback in August

BINGHAMTON, N.Y. — Hotels in Broome County continued to see a small pickup in guests in August compared to the past few months, but occupancy was still down sharply from a year earlier as the coronavirus pandemic continues to suppress travel and hospitality, according to a recent report.  The hotel occupancy rate (rooms sold as

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Final rankings of 8th annual CNY Best Places to Work Awards honorees

SYRACUSE — The 2020 CNY Business Journal Best Places to Work awards virtual event recently recognized nearly four- dozen companies from the Central New York region. The 8th annual event, which premiered on the afternoon of Sept. 16, attracted more than 20,000 viewers across all platforms, as of Oct. 5. Arel Moodie was the keynote

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Opinion: Crime Victims’ Families Who Fight for Justice are an Inspiration

OPINION [Recently], the Assembly Minority Conference joined the families of violent-crime victims to call for changes to New York’s parole procedures and implore the state to fix its broken criminal-justice system. Despite pleas to keep cop-killers and rapists behind bars, the state’s misguided parole board has allowed individuals convicted of heinous acts of violence out

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Opinion: Elections are Fundamental

OPINION Elections are the hallmark of representative democracy. As a nation, we put a great deal of faith in elections, and the voting process. We abide by their results. Elections are fundamental to our system of government. We commit to a peaceful transfer of power to the election winners. Elections are the way we do business

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RICHARD P. SMITH

Bowers & Company CPAs, PLLC has named RICHARD P. SMITH a tax partner in the firm. With more than 19 years of experience in public accounting, he joins the firm as a tax specialist in the Syracuse office. Smith’s experience includes eight years at Deloitte and the last five years with Firley, Moran, Freer, &

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NATHAN MCLEAN

NATHAN MCLEAN has joined Menard Group USA, a design-build specialty geotechnical contractor, as a regional sales engineer in the upstate New York region. He recently opened Menard’s newest office in Syracuse. McLean is responsible for business development, estimating and sales on both public and private projects throughout upstate New York. Prior to Menard Group USA,

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TIMOTHY M. RUDD

Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh has appointed TIMOTHY M. RUDD to be the new director of the City of Syracuse Office of Management and Budget. Rudd, a Syracuse common councilor-at-large and chairman of the Common Council’s Finance Committee, brings an extensive background in government finance and fiscal analysis to the position. He will be responsible for

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Oswego Health

Oswego Health recently promoted KATHRYN PAGLIAROLI to corporate director of integrated healthcare. She began her career at Oswego Health in 2001 as a registered nurse in the intensive care unit and advanced to clinical trainer in 2004, RN case manager in 2008, patient services/staff development manager in 2011, director of quality management in 2013, before

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