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Erie Materials

Erie Materials, a regional distributor of building materials in New York and Pennsylvania, recently made several promotions and new hires. JASON THORYK was promoted to operations manager at the Syracuse location. He joined Erie Materials in 2018 as a summer associate. After graduating from college, he was hired as a full-time worker, then was promoted […]

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CenterState CEO

ZERUIAH JONES was recently appointed business client membership manager at CenterState CEO. In this role, Jones supports and engages programmatic clients through the various resources, programs, and opportunities across the organization. She also connects programmatic staff to the broader membership. Jones previously worked as a membership manager. She joined CenterState CEO in 2021 after serving

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Fred L. Emerson Foundation names two to board of directors

AUBURN, N.Y. — The Fred L. Emerson Foundation announced it has elected Ann Mackey Huston and Darlene Motley to its board of directors. Huston is a native of Cayuga County with 40 years of diverse experience as a public-school teacher, consultant, and executive leader in nonprofit health care. She has served as a partner at

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Report: Most CNY regions added jobs in the last year

The Syracuse, Utica–Rome, Watertown–Fort Drum, Binghamton, and Ithaca regions all generated job growth between May 2022 and this past May. Bucking the trend in the broader Central New York area was the Elmira region, which lost jobs in the same period. The data comes from the latest monthly employment report that the New York State

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