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Oswego Health Foundation names new board chair, vice chair

The foundation has appointed Pete Cullinan as board chair. A lifelong native of Oswego and recent Exelon retiree, he also serves as secretary of the Oswego Health board of directors. Before retiring from his job at the end of 2021, Cullinan worked in the emergency planning field with a focus on nuclear-plant emergency planning since […]

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Carpenter Falls Unique Area project boosts public access

NILES, N.Y. — Visitors to the Carpenter Falls Unique Area in the town of Niles in Cayuga County are benefiting from a $1.27 million construction project to improve public access at the site. The access-improvement project includes enhancements to “ensure safe and convenient access” to the site’s waterfalls, Basil Seggos, commissioner of the New York

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Medication-collection kiosks available at all Kinney Drugs stores in New York

GOUVERNEUR — Kinney Drugs says all of its 75 locations in New York state now include a medication-collection kiosk. The company on Aug. 1 announced it had finished installing the kiosks at its stores across the state. The effort was part of a partnership with the New York State Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement and MED-Project,

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Syracuse native trains to be a U.S. Navy future warfighter

Sailors are some of the most highly trained people on the planet, according to U.S. Navy officials. At Recruit Training Command (RTC), otherwise known as “boot camp,” these skills are taught by hard-charging, Navy professionals who transform civilians into disciplined, qualified Navy sailors. Airman Jerry Williams, a native of Syracuse, recently graduated from RTC, and

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Northland’s McCarthy finishes term as NYSTA board chair

SYRACUSE — Northland Communications President Jim McCarthy has completed a two-year term as chair of the board of directors for the New York State Telecommunications Association (NYSTA) and was recognized for his leadership at the association’s conference in Saranac Lake in June. Based in Albany, NYSTA represents the New York telecommunications industry before federal and

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CEO FOCUS: Syracuse Surge Programs Prepare Local Talent for In-Demand Careers

Ensuring local talent has the skills and experience to meet the needs of employers is critical to our region’s economic progress. Likewise, efforts to attract a semiconductor manufacturer to the White Pine mega site in Clay must also include the preparation of community members to fill any new job opportunities. Connecting Syracuse residents to this

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Syracuse gets $1M donation for Lally Athletics Complex

SYRACUSE — He played football for Syracuse University in the mid-1970s and is now providing financial help as the school plans to turn Manley Field House into the John A. Lally Athletics Complex. David Tate, who is pledging $1 million for the project’s first phase, is the founder and CEO of Healthgram, a health-care consultancy

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N.Y. manufacturing index plunges on sharp decline in orders, shipments

A large drop in both orders and shipments were among the factors contributing to a 42-point decline to -31.3 in the general business-conditions index of the August Empire State Manufacturing Survey.  It represents the second-largest monthly decline in the index on record, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said.  The August reading — based on

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OPINION: Back-to-School Shopping is a Big Challenge Amid High Inflation

Even under the best economic conditions, back-to-school shopping can be financially challenging. In today’s times of historic inflation and economic uncertainty, it’s an even bigger hill to climb. Unfortunately, this is the reality facing many New York families as September rapidly approaches. And for this reason, the Assembly Minority Conference has offered proposals to help ease the

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OPINION: New U.S. Inflation Law is Misguided and Disastrous

The worst impulse of career politicians in Washington, D.C. is to throw money at a problem without having any idea of how to fix it.  Last year, the Democrats rushed through a $1.9 trillion boondoggle spending bill, one of the largest in U.S. history, without any Republican support or input. Earlier this year, the nonpartisan

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