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Thompson & Johnson Equipment Co.
Thompson & Johnson Equipment Co. has hired 12 new employees. It hired the following people as mechanics: MIKE FOSTER, DANNY HORNING, SCOTT PRYHUBER, BRIAN SANFORD,
SHELLY STRAUB has been named account executive at TJMG Properties LLC. She has been with the company since 2015. Prior to joining TJMG, Straub worked
Merry-Go-Round-Theatre and the Finger Lakes Musical Theatre Festival announced that JEAN E. RIGHTMIRE has joined the staff as director of development. She brings nearly 30
KeyBank has promoted KARLA GADLEY to corporate responsibility officer for the company’s Rochester and Syracuse markets. She has 35 years experience in the financial industry
JAMES F. BLASTING, a state-licensed professional geologist with more than 25 years of environmental risk-management experience, has joined AMBIENT Environmental, Inc. as a senior consultant.
AARON DEVEREAUX, project engineer, and DALE COSS, project superintendent, recently joined the Hayner Hoyt Corporation. Devereaux graduated from SUNY-ESF in 2015 with a bachelor’s degree
BILL SISCO has joined LaBella Associates, DPC’s Environmental Division as the Central New York Regional environmental manager. He will be based in LaBella’s Syracuse office
AMANDA SWEEZEY, RN, has been named nurse manager for Neuro/Peds at the St. Elizabeth Campus of the Mohawk Valley Health System. Sweezey is responsible for
KATHERINE (KATE) FELICE has joined Barclay Damon’s Syracuse office as an associate in the branding, trademarks & copyrights, and commercial litigation practice areas. She has an
Schumer: farmers need crop-insurance access to help supply local craft beermakers
Senator highlights the problem in visit to 1886 Malt House in Volney VOLNEY — U.S. Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer (D–N.Y.) calls the 1886 Malt
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