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Matthew DeKay

Echelon Supply and Service, a provider of industrial and hydraulic hose solutions, has announced the promotion of Matthew DeKay to president. Formerly serving as executive

Barb Karas

Barb Karas has been promoted to development and marketing director at Crouse Health Foundation. In this leadership role, she oversees a comprehensive portfolio encompassing annual giving

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First Graze Craze store in NY opens in Clay

CLAY — The first Graze Craze location in New York started operations in the town of Clay on Jan. 6. Graze Craze offers graze-style dining with its “artfully designed” charcuterie spreads. The new 1,200-square-foot store is located in the Clay Marketplace at 4599 State Route 31. It’s operated by franchise owners Christine Rawda and Colleen

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McFarland Johnson names new CEO of engineering

BINGHAMTON, N.Y. — McFarland Johnson, Inc. — an employee-owned planning, technology, design, and construction-services firm — says it has appointed Thomas Kendrick as its new CEO of engineering, effective Feb. 1. “With his exceptional skills and vast experience, Tom is poised to lead our engineering operations and drive the growth and innovation of our technical

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Ithaca College plans new $4 million track and field facility

ITHACA, N.Y. — With help from alumni, Ithaca College plans to build a new outdoor track and field facility for use by intercollegiate athletic teams as well as the wider campus and surrounding community, the college said. The project — with a total cost of $4 million — will include an eight-lane, 400-meter running track

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