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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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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 civil engineering. He is also an engineering officer in the New York National Guard, where he oversees a horizontal construction platoon of soldiers.
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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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 and private firms in Central and Western New York state. Schnorr has more than 10 years of environmental-engineering experience in hazardous-waste investigation, design and remediation at former manufactured-gas plant sites, utility sites, and industrial sites including residential/industrial building decommissioning and demolition. Schnorr earned a bachelor’s degree in environmental resources and forest engineering from SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry in Syracuse.
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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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. She completed her bachelor’s degree in chemistry with a Spanish minor from Davidson College in 2009. Smith received her master’s degree in physician-assistant studies from Methodist University in North Carolina in 2015. After completing her education, Smith began her physician-assistant career at Cross Creek Pediatrics in Fayetteville, North Carolina From there, she gained experience at Kids First Pediatrics in the same city, before moving to Northern New York.
The Central New York Lyme & Tick-Borne Disease Alliance has hired ELIZABETH BALFOUR as its new education coordinator. Balfour was an instructional specialist with the Catholic Charities of Onondaga County and brings more than 10 years of experience working with diverse students, adults, and families across Central New York. She delivers extensive knowledge in supportive
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The Central New York Lyme & Tick-Borne Disease Alliance has hired ELIZABETH BALFOUR as its new education coordinator. Balfour was an instructional specialist with the Catholic Charities of Onondaga County and brings more than 10 years of experience working with diverse students, adults, and families across Central New York. She delivers extensive knowledge in supportive health resources, education, and counseling to clients and families, plus connections to community and government-backed programs. Balfour attended Onondaga Community College, before graduating from SUNY Cortland with a bachelor’s degree in adolescence education and English. With the Alliance, she will create and refine educational programs, opportunities and partnerships to prevent and identify tick-borne diseases. The Alliance said it was able to hire Balfour full-time thanks to grant funding from the Central New York Community Foundation and the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation.
Northland Communications has recently welcomed new employees to its growing team, as well as transitioned some existing positions due to an increase in customer demand and capabilities. Provisioning specialists JORDYN GAUTHIER and GRETCHEN INGERSOLL are new to the team, working with the customer service, relations, and sales departments at Northland to process orders and interfacing
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Northland Communications has recently welcomed new employees to its growing team, as well as transitioned some existing positions due to an increase in customer demand and capabilities. Provisioning specialists JORDYN GAUTHIER and GRETCHEN INGERSOLL are new to the team, working with the customer service, relations, and sales departments at Northland to process orders and interfacing with technicians, customers, and vendors regarding due dates and cutover procedures. Cabling specialists GARRY GLEASON and LENNY RACQUET have joined the cabling department. They will work with cable crews in the field to install telephone and data cabling, supporting the firm’s fiber network that exceeds more than 1,100 square miles throughout upstate New York. KERI DIAMOND is now a Business Unlimited installation technician after three years of working in customer support and provisioning. She will lead the planning of and physical installations of Northland’s equipment and services including its all-in-one cloud-communications solution, Business Unlimited. AARON SANTANGELO has joined the product-engineer team after 13 years at Northland. He is responsible for service support of its Avaya, Nortel, and Meta communication solutions, as well as providing the sales department support with network understanding. STACEY MAIER has transitioned to the ever-expanding product-line management team as a product-line specialist, after working for 21 years in Northland’s customer training and support department. She works to develop existing and new product solutions across the firm’s product lines. DOUG WARWICK is now a CLEC technician after working on Northland’s service team for four years. He will complete the installation and maintenance of all data equipment for Business Unlimited solutions. DARYL FINN has transitioned to service technician after four years of service on Northland’s CLEC team. He will maintain, install, troubleshoot, and program all Northland equipment, applications, and services.
Upstate Medical University, Syracuse University partner on MD/MBA program
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Upstate Medical University and Syracuse University’s Martin J. Whitman School of Management are launching a joint MD/MBA program that allows students to
Hartwick College selects Reisberg as next president
ONEONTA, N.Y. — The Hartwick College board of trustees has tapped Darren Reisberg as the college’s 11th president. Reisberg, who is currently executive VP and
Greek Peak to make more than $1 million in capital improvements for next ski season
VIRGIL, N.Y. — Greek Peak Mountain Resort in Virgil in Cortland County says it has started a $700,000 snow-making upgrade and new trail project. In
Christopher Community names Sheeley director of facilities & construction
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Christopher Community, Inc. announced it has appointed Jim Sheeley as director of facilities and construction. Prior to joining Christopher Community, Sheeley held
Syracuse University to rename Carrier Dome; add new seats, event space
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Syracuse University on Wednesday announced plans to rename the Carrier Dome and to add new seats to the on-campus venue as part
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