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UVANY to host panel discussion, office hours Tuesday
ITHACA — Ithaca’s Museum of the Earth will host a panel discussion tomorrow on a $25 million seed stage equity fund established by Empire State
Lacrosse tournament to bring $4 million boost to local economy
Onondaga Nation land near Syracuse will play host to a major international lacrosse tournament in 2015. The Iroquois Nationals, the national lacrosse team for all
Potsdam company building biomass plants with German firm
POTSDAM — ZeroPoint Clean Tech, Inc. is working with a German engineering firm to build turn-key biomass power plants. The partnership between Potsdam–based ZeroPoint and
Sensis brings airport management system to tablets
DeWITT — Saab Sensis’ Aerobahn airport surface management system is now available for Apple and Android tablets. Users can perform all the same functions of
A company launched by a graduate of the Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities (EBV) ranked 106 on Inc. 5000 list of the nation’s fastest
Upstate consumer confidence declines in August
Upstate New Yorkers turned away from the cash register in August, pushing down the region’s consumer confidence. That’s according to monthly polling released today by
ScottTech buys office building in Salina
SALINA — ScottTech Integrated Solutions, a DeWitt–based company that designs automation systems, recently bought the 3,600-square-foot, freestanding office building located at 2500 Brewerton Road in
Weichert franchise opens in Fayetteville
FAYETTEVILLE — A new Weichert, Realtors franchise has opened in Fayetteville. Broker Christopher Bollinger and his daughter, realtor Deana Ingram, independently own and operate the
Commerce Chenango updates economic-development plan
NORWICH — When Commerce Chenango last drafted an economic-development plan, the economy was doing great and nobody had ever heard of Chobani yogurt. Obviously, a
Employers need to adapt to changing retirement landscape
ENDWELL — The difficult economic and financial landscape of the last few years has led many employees to postpone retirement a few years in order
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