Utica University announces strategic restructuring plan

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UTICA, N.Y. — Utica University on Tuesday, July 1 announced an academic and operational restructuring that will involve faculty and staff reductions and right-sizing operations

Gastroenterology Associates of Ithaca providers join Guthrie network

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LANSING, N.Y. — Gastroenterology Associates of Ithaca, PC (GAI) is now part of the Guthrie network of health-care providers. Since forming an affiliation on March 1, Guthrie and GAI have been collaborating to deliver gastroenterology care. The former GAI office, located at 2435 N. Triphammer Road in the village of Lansing, will remain open for

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LANSING, N.Y. — Gastroenterology Associates of Ithaca, PC (GAI) is now part of the Guthrie network of health-care providers.

Since forming an affiliation on March 1, Guthrie and GAI have been collaborating to deliver gastroenterology care.

The former GAI office, located at 2435 N. Triphammer Road in the village of Lansing, will remain open for appointments. Endoscopic procedures, however, will now take place at Guthrie’s GI suite at Guthrie Ithaca City Harbor at 720 Willow Ave. in Ithaca or at Guthrie Cortland Medical Center, as has been the practice over recent months.

“I couldn’t be more excited for our team and our patients to become part of the Guthrie family,” Dr. Brent Lemberg, formerly of Gastroenterology Associates of Ithaca, said in an announcement. “The last few months have proven that this was the right decision. Guthrie’s staff and facilities are exceptional, and this partnership has allowed us to move forward while maintaining the strong patient relationships we’ve built over the years. I’m looking forward to our patients experiencing the benefits of this collaboration for themselves. Together, we’re ensuring outstanding care for the future.”

Patients will also benefit from access to Epic, an electronic medical-record (EMR) system, Guthrie contends. By enrolling in eGuthrie, patients can manage their health care from anywhere, whether at home or work. The system includes online scheduling, access to after-visit summaries, test results, prescription refill requests, bill payments, and direct communication with providers.

“This partnership is a win for everyone, especially our patients,” Joseph Ronsivalle, DO, EVP, and president of the Guthrie Medical Group, said. “Patients will continue seeing the same trusted providers they know and respect, now with access to Guthrie’s advanced facilities and resources. And we’ve gained a team of professionals fully committed to delivering the highest quality care to our community.”

Sylvan Beach making significant progress on $51 million wastewater-treatment plant project

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SYLVAN BEACH, N.Y. — The Village of Sylvan Beach says it is making “significant progress” on its $51 million construction project to modernize the East

Liverpool man arrested for embezzling $13K from Cortland County auto dealer

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HOMER, N.Y. — New York State Police at Homer arrested and charged a Liverpool man for embezzling from a Cortland County auto dealership for which

MMRI names summer fellows

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UTICA, N.Y. — Masonic Medical Research Institute (MMRI) announced it has welcomed 13 new undergraduate students to its Summer Fellowship program. The students will spend 10 weeks studying in MMRI’s principal investigators’ labs to gain scientific research experience. MMRI selects participants based on academic excellence and demonstrated desire to participate in cutting-edge research programs that

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CFCU Becomes Beginnings Credit Union

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The effort “solidifies the firm’s dedication to the people and places it serves,” the NNY Community Foundation said in its March 21 announcement about the partnership.

BCA Architects & Engineers provides architectural and engineering services with a staff of more than 100 and offices in Watertown, Ithaca, Rochester, Binghamton, Troy, Saratoga Springs, and Syracuse, per its LinkedIn profile.

The 15 Public Square Foundation will “amplify BCA’s impact, supporting initiatives that make a real difference across the state,” the NNY Community Foundation said.

“We are grateful for the trust that BCA Architects & Engineers has put in the Community Foundation with the creation of this charitable fund,” Max DelSignore, VP of the Northern New York Community Foundation, said. “The firm has been deeply invested in its communities for decades. We look forward to having a lasting relationship with BCA, while providing guidance and responsible stewardship to accomplish its charitable endeavors.”

Why the name 15 Public Square? Travis Overton, CEO of BCA Architects & Engineers, explained that it’s “more than an address — it’s the heart of the city” where the firm’s story began.

“Since our founding in 1970 as a small civil engineering and surveying firm, BCA has grown into a 120-person, full-service architecture and engineering firm with seven offices across New York,” Overton said in the NNY Community Foundation announcement. “As we’ve expanded, so has our passion for giving back. This foundation represents a long-term vision for our philanthropy, reinforcing our belief that the work we do isn’t just about buildings and infrastructure — it’s about strengthening communities.”

Overton went on to say, “The 15 Public Square Foundation gives us a platform to expand our philanthropic reach statewide, ensuring that our support extends beyond our projects and into the fabric of the communities we help shape.”

With this initiative, BCA is “deepening its commitment to making meaningful, lasting” contributions to the communities that have supported the firm for more than half a century.

“We are honored to partner with the Northern New York Community Foundation to ensure this legacy of giving continues to grow,” Overton said. “Together, we’re building a stronger, more connected New York.”

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