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Daniel Phillips has been named senior vice president and chief information officer at Pathfinder Bank. He has been with Pathfinder Bank for 15 years and
Tioga State Bank announced that April J. Kane-Lawrence has joined the mortgage origination team. She will focus her efforts in the Owego and Endwell markets.
NBT Bank Greater Binghamton has hired Kevin O’Hara as senior vice president and regional commercial banking manager. He has 23 years experience in the financial-services
Sirchia & Cuomo, LLP has promoted Mark A. Schmidt to partner. He brings an expertise in multi-state taxation, FAS 109 calculations, and cost segregation studies;
SUNY board approves merger of SUNYIT and Albany’s CNSE
The State University of New York (SUNY) board of trustees on Wednesday unanimously approved Chancellor Nancy Zimpher’s recommendation to merge the system’s two technology schools.
UUP president urges ‘caution’ in SUNYIT, CNSE merger process
The head of the union representing faculty at the State University of New York (SUNY) on Wednesday “raised concerns” about the merger between the SUNY
DiNapoli: former Altmar official stole more than $100K
ALBION — New York State Police on Tuesday arrested a former Oswego County village official, charging her with felony counts of grand larceny and falsifying
Verizon Wireless adding jobs in the Syracuse and Utica–Rome markets
Verizon Wireless today announced it is adding 15 full-time retail-sales positions in the Syracuse and Utica–Rome markets in the coming months. The company’s nine stores
Midstate Mutual Insurance Company announces CEO change
AUBURN — Midstate Mutual Insurance Company on Tuesday announced that Gregory Bruce has stepped down as the firm’s president and CEO. Matthew Benedict, who has
Blues Traveler to headline Taste of Syracuse event in June
SYRACUSE — The musical group Blues Traveler — known for its 1995, Grammy award-winning song, “Run-Around” — will headline and cap off the entertainment at
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