TCGplayer, Everson Art Museum recognized at Downtown Committee annual meeting

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The Downtown Committee honored TCGplayer with the Urban Innovation Award, “given for a trailblazing activity that’s brought new attention — and energy — to a

Syracuse basketball schedules Colgate for Nov. 13 non-conference game

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SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Syracuse basketball has played Colgate University more than any other opponent, and the schools will meet again next season. The Orange and

Small-business event at Griffiss Institute draws crowd of more than 100

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ROME — More than 100 people attended a small-business event, titled “Introduction to Federal Small Business Programs and Opportunities” on June 12, at Griffiss Institute in Rome, organizers say. The Air Force Research Laboratory Information Directorate (AFRL/RI), together with Griffiss Institute, North Country Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC), and NYSTEC, put on the event. Attendees

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Oneida County hotel occupancy rate falls more than 1 percent in April

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UTICA — Hotels in Oneida County were slightly less full in April than in the year-ago month, according to a new report. The hotel occupancy rate (rooms sold as a percentage of rooms available) in the county declined 1.1 percent to 53.9 percent in April from 54.5 percent a year earlier, according to STR, a

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CNY Tweets – June 24, 2019

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Some recent tweets that came across the @cnybj Twitter feed, offering various small business, tech, HR, career, and personal tips. SBA @SBAgovThe SBA and @FTC have teamed up to offer resources to protect your small business against cyber threats and scams http://ow.ly/RpWV50umM5S Small Business Expo @SmallBizExpoThinking of Starting a Business? Make Sure You Have These

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Some recent tweets that came across the @cnybj Twitter feed, offering various small business, tech, HR, career, and personal tips.

SBA @SBAgov
The SBA and @FTC have teamed up to offer resources to protect your small business against cyber threats and scams http://ow.ly/RpWV50umM5S

Small Business Expo @SmallBizExpo
Thinking of Starting a Business? Make Sure You Have These Skills First http://twib.in/l/KxEjna7oe78K

NFIB @NFIB
Craft a vacation policy that doesn’t conflict with the needs of your #SmallBiz – here’s how: https://www.nfib.com/content/resources/economy/how-to-develop-a-vacation-policy-that-works-for-your-small-business/

Entrepreneur @Entrepreneur
Good networking is a learned skill, and all entrepreneurs have made mistakes with their networking at some point. https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/335014

Syracuse University @SyracuseU
More than 100 Central New York businesses attended #SyracuseU’s first-ever Procurement Fair as part of the new Building Local initiative: http://ow.ly/GvyP50uo7MV

Veterans Experience @VetsExperience
A library of over 14,000 business, technical, and creative courses are on @LinkedIn Learning. Veterans and transitioning military are eligible for a free year of premium service, get more info here: https://bddy.me/2KOWzLQ

PwC @PwC
#AI, blockchain and machine learning — how are they driving the future of business travel? https://pwc.to/2WU4Np9

Mitch Mitchell @Mitch_M
6 #Blogging Tips That You Need To Consider http://www.imjustsharing.com/6-blogging-tips-that-you-need-to-consider/ …

Hunter Heywood @HunterHeywood
“Five Rules Of Millennial Recruitment And Retention” – https://buff.ly/31rmcb4 (Via @Forbes)

Mark C. Crowley @MarkCCrowley
“Manager” & “Coach” Are Synonymous: “Great coaches lie awake at night thinking about how to make you better….Most people don’t spend a lot of time thinking about how they’re going to make someone else better. But that’s what coaches do.” — NFL Great, Ronnie Lott

Dave Ulrich @dave_ulrich
Over years of coaching 1000’s of people, I have discovered 5 questions that help leaders reflect on their next career move. These questions might help any employee make a more conscious choice about when to stay and when to go. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/should-i-stay-go-5-questions-manage-your-next-career-move-dave-ulrich/ …

Hannah Morgan @careersherpa
27 surprising things that affect whether you get hired after a job interview http://ow.ly/TlCt30oV3F8 by @ShanaDLebowitz and @IvanDeLuce1 via @businessinsider @phyllismufson

CBR Fitness @cbrfitness
Clean your fridge and pantry. Get rid of processed foods in the process. http://hlty.us/6uDS

Skillednursinginc @sninursinginc
Eat your greens! Every Single Day. You’ll find that the more you eat them, the more you like them and the better you’ll feel.

Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente, Jr.

Oneida County highlights growth of College Corps internship program

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UTICA — The internship program Oneida County College Corps has placed nearly 200 local college students with close to 50 area employers in 2019, representing an increase in both participating interns and employers. The College Corps program placed 190 students with 47 employers in such fields as technology, engineering, business, law, marketing, education, health, finance,

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Former Rite Aid property in Clay sold for $1.4 million

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CLAY — The property at 4975 Bear Road in Clay that was formerly home to a Rite Aid store was recently sold for $1.4 million. CGP Acquisition & Development purchased the 11,134-square-foot building, situated on 1.84 acres, from Syracuse Real Funding. CGP plans to redevelop the property, which is located at the corner of Buckley

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Crouse Hospital’s weight-loss surgery program re-accredited

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SYRACUSE — The bariatric, or weight loss, surgery program at Crouse Health has been reaccredited as a “comprehensive center” under the metabolic and bariatric surgery accreditation and quality improvement program (MBSAQIP). MBSAQIP is a joint program of the Chicago–based American College of Surgeons and the Newberry, Florida–based American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery. To

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New kayak, canoe launch funded by Canal Corp. opens on Cazenovia Lake

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CAZENOVIA — The New York State Canal Corporation and village of Cazenovia on June 13 dedicated a new launch for kayaks and canoes that provides a dedicated space for boaters in an increasingly popular park. The launch in Lakeland Park was funded by a $70,000 grant from the Canal Corporation as part of Gov. Andrew

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The launch in Lakeland Park was funded by a $70,000 grant from the Canal Corporation as part of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s Regional Economic Development Council program.

The park previously had a single access point for boaters and swimmers. The new launch will be situated at the park’s southern border away from swimmers and a small public beach.

“Beyond the beauty of Cazenovia Lake, this boat launch enables kayaks and canoes to connect to a wonderful section of Chittenango Creek,” Brian U. Stratton, Canal Corporation director said in a news release. “This launch will enable more boaters to explore a beautiful and historic stretch of the state Canal System.”

Cazenovia Lake is linked by a feeder canal to Chittenango Creek. The creek feeds into the historic Erie Canal and ends at Oneida Lake, which is part of the modern-day New York Canal System.

The funding also helped pay for the repair of a canal wall at the site of the launch.

“Increasing access to outdoor recreational opportunities has been identified as a local priority,” Cazenovia Mayor Kurt Wheeler said. “We have a wealth of natural resources located in and around Cazenovia and have increasingly become a destination to enjoy the outdoors. This project will enhance the ability of residents and visitors to enjoy the beauty of Cazenovia Lake and Chittenango Creek.”

The boat launch was funded through the state’s Canalway Grant Program, which includes up to $1 million in competitive grants available to eligible municipalities, and 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations along the New York State Canal System for canal-related capital projects. The minimum grant request amount is $25,000, and the maximum grant request is $150,000.

Proposed projects need to demonstrate how they will achieve some or all of the following goals: expand public access, increase visitation and recreational use, stimulate private investment, improve services and amenities for Canalway land and water trail users, and enhance the connections between the canal and the corresponding region, the release stated.

The Canal Corporation says priority this year will be given to projects that encourage canal-related tourism and stimulate private investment in tourism infrastructure. The deadline to apply is July 26. More information is available at: www.canals.ny.gov/community/grant.html.

UHS Binghamton General has new entrance after renovation work

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BINGHAMTON — The main entrance to UHS Binghamton General Hospital on Mitchell Avenue has reopened. It follows two-and-a-half months of renovation work and facilities improvement, per the UHS website. The entrance closed April 8 so crews could begin work on the complete replacement of the entrance canopy. The project included replacement of the structured canopy

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