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HISTORY FROM OHA: What’s Brewing in Syracuse

In a town with a rich history of beer brewing, a different kind of brew deserves recognition for its fascinating local story. Nearly 100 years after Johann Mang opened what is considered the city’s first commercial brewery in 1804, Ella Barber deLima opened a coffee roastery and store in her Syracuse home using beans brought back

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Nine in 10 U.S. Workers are Willing to Reskill for a New Job

But not for all in-demand jobs, study finds A new study from Boston Consulting Group and ppcast finds that 89 percent of U.S. workers are willing to retrain to a different job role as the economy recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic. This finding is from the 2021 “Decoding Global Talent” report, which was conducted between October and November

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OPINION: Assessing the $212 billion state budget for 2021-2022

After a delay lasting a week longer than the due date demanded of us by state law, legislators recently passed the state budget mostly along party lines in Albany. With a $212 billion total, an all-time high due to pandemic spending paid for by federal deficits, it was an epic blowout.  There are undoubtedly some smart things to

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OPINION: What Do We Mean When We Talk About the “Common Good”?

I have always been impressed that the preamble to the Constitution begins, “We the People of the United States.” We’ve heard the phrase so often that we don’t even stop to think about it. But as the proposed constitution was being debated in 1787, there were people who did — notably, Patrick Henry, who in a famous speech

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LAURA MATTICE

LAURA MATTICE has been promoted to CRA and community development officer at Community Bank, N.A. In her new role, she will be responsible for developing and administering all aspects of the bank’s efforts to comply with the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA), a federal law designed to encourage commercial banks and savings associations to help meet

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KYLE VANDERLIP

KYLE VANDERLIP has been named new director of the Jim Dooley Center for Early Learning by Finger Lakes Health. She replaces Kathy Brown Ryrko, who served as director of the center since it opened in 1989 and is now retiring. Vanderlip earned her master’s degree in school counseling from the University of Rochester and earned

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JESSICA LEAF

Oswego Health recently promoted JESSICA LEAF to director of women’s services. She is a registered nurse and graduated from Cayuga Community College in 2007 and immediately pursued a career of nursing as a med/surg nurse at A.L. Lee Memorial Hospital. In 2009, Leaf joined the Oswego Health family and quickly transitioned in 2010 to the

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MELODY PONZI

MELODY PONZI has joined the finance team at Finger Lakes Health as controller. She earned her bachelor’s degree in accounting from Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester. Ponzi has eight years’ experience in public accounting and more than 20 years in nonprofit/health care. Prior to Finger Lakes Health, she was the chief financial officer at

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SAMANTHA EDWARDS

SAMANTHA EDWARDS has recently joined Scalzo, Zogby & Wittig, Inc. as a commercial lines account manager. She joins the firm’s growing commercial lines insurance department. Edwards is a New York State-licensed agent responsible for business insurance sales and service. She has more than four years of service and support experience in the retail, health care,

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