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Tompkins County Legislature awards firm a nearly $600,000 contract for parking-lot paving project

ITHACA — The Tompkins County Legislature on Sept. 19 awarded Nelson & Streeter Construction Co., Inc. of Pine City in Chemung County the contract for paving parking lots at two Tompkins County facilities. The lots are located at two facilities at the county’s northeast campus — the Health Department and the Emergency Response Center. The

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Monroe Plan For Medical Care leases space

SALINA — Monroe Plan For Medical Care, Inc., a nonprofit health-care services organization headquartered near Rochester, recently leased nearly 6,400 square feet of space in the professional office building at 100 Elwood Davis Road in Salina. Cory LaDuke and John Manilla of Cushman & Wakefield/Pyramid Brokerage Company represented the tenant in this lease transaction. Monroe

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New York grain-corn production fell an estimated 21 percent this year, USDA reports

New York farms produced an estimated 81.1 million bushels of corn for grain this year, down 21 percent from 102.6 million bushels in 2018, according to an Oct. 1 forecast from the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service.  New York farms harvested an estimated 530,000 acres of corn for grain in 2019, down 18 percent from

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