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Ask Rusty: I’m Confused About Taking Medicare and Social Security

Dear Rusty: I just turned 64 and now get stuff about Medicare and Medigap and so on. I really don’t know how to retire when it’s time. What should I do? What am I looking for? Am I eligible for anything as of now? I’m so confused about all this that I don’t even know […]

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New housing development on Syracuse’s South Side offers homes to adults 55 and over

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The Gardens at St. Anthony’s Apartments is a new housing development at 411 W. Colvin St. in Syracuse that offers 54 homes for adults ages 55 and older.  Half of the apartments are reserved for seniors in “need of supportive services,” RuthAnne Visnauskas, commissioner of New York State Homes and Community Renewal

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UnitedHealthcare offers virtual PT program

UnitedHealthcare says it has introduced a new virtual physical-therapy (PT) program to help improve support for people with musculoskeletal issues.  It provides eligible members with round-the-clock, on-demand exercise feedback powered by artificial intelligence (AI), the health insurer said in an April 18 announcement. The program builds upon a broad set of musculoskeletal products for employers designed

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Five Central New York firms certified as service-disabled vet-owned businesses

New York Office of General Services (OGS) Acting Commissioner Jeanette Moy recently announced that five Central New York companies have been certified as a service-disabled veteran-owned business (SDVOB). The New York Office of General Services’ (OGS) Division of Service-Disabled Veterans’ Business Development (DSDVBD) issued the certification to: • Exclusive Veteran Private Security LLC, located in Norwich, which

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OPINION: Albany’s Budget Process Remains Severely Broken

Once again, New York’s budget was passed with little respect given to even the most basic expectations of transparency and democratic ideals. It was a week late, passed in the dead of night with almost no input from anyone outside the governor and legislative majority leaders, and it featured a record level of spending. New Yorkers have

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OPINION: Bipartisanship is necessary in our system of government

Is bipartisanship dead? Sometimes it seems like it is. Watching Democrats and Republicans fight over nearly everything, you’d think they can’t agree on the difference between day and night. Witness the partisan reaction to President Joe Biden’s nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court. An eminently qualified jurist who would be the first Black

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KeyBank

TAMIKA OTIS has been named corporate responsibility officer and community relations manager at KeyBank for its Central New York market. She will be based in Syracuse. Otis has more than 15 years of leadership and program-management experience and will oversee KeyBank’s broad community engagement strategy. This includes Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) compliance and execution of

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CALEB HAYDEN

CALEB HAYDEN has joined Ryan Biggs | Clark Davis Engineering & Surveying, D.P.C. — a firm specializing in structural engineering and land surveying in Skaneateles Falls — as structural design engineer. He will assist in the design and investigation of educational, municipal, and health-care projects. Hayden is a Norwich University Corps of Cadets graduate in

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GUNTHER J. SCHNORR

D&B Engineers and Architects — an engineering and consulting firm specializing in wastewater, water supply, hazardous waste, construction management, architecture, solid waste and civil and environmental engineering — has promoted GUNTHER J. SCHNORR to senior engineer. He joined D&B Engineers and Architects in 2019 as engineer III in the firm’s Syracuse office which services municipalities

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WHITNEY SMITH

WHITNEY SMITH, a certified physician assistant, has recently joined Carthage Pediatric Clinic at 117 N. Mechanic St. in Carthage. She has six years of pediatric experience in outpatient private practice and newborn nursery. Smith recently moved to the North Country of New York state from Fayetteville, North Carolina and originally hails from Concord, North Carolina.

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