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The Adirondack North Country Association (ANCA) has hired its new local food systems coordinator. ADAM DEWBURY will coordinate the economic development organization’s food systems program, which addre Read More
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CHRISTY VOURI-MISSO has joined Bousquet Holstein PLLC’s tax practice group. As a former attorney advisor to Judge Robert A. Wherry, of the United States Tax Court, she focuses her practice on all aspe Read More
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KENT HALL, M.D., has been named chief physician executive at Mohawk Valley Health System (MVHS). He is responsible for overseeing the medical staffs of the St. Elizabeth Campus and the St. Luke’s Camp Read More
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St. Joseph’s Health announced it recently hired RUSSELL FIRMAN, M.D., as medical director of utilization review and physician advisor. In this role, Dr. Firman will consult physicians, clinical staff, Read More
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Barclay Damon has named COURTNEY MERRIMAN, partner, to replace Connie Cahill, deputy managing partner, as co-chair of the firm’s Women’s Forum alongside Carol Snider, mass & toxic torts practice a Read More
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Fiber Instrument Sales, Inc. recently made two additions to its Oriskany operations headquarters. Joining the company as a regional sales associate is WILL BLOOMQUIST, a 2010 Virginia Tech graduate a Read More
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KELLY CARINCI has recently been hired as the chief development officer at the Kelberman Center. She will work with leadership to develop short and long-range planning as it relates to development and Read More
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The Syracuse Mets have hired EVAN STOCKTON as the team’s broadcasting and media relations assistant. He will join Michael Tricarico, who begins his third full season with Syracuse and his second seaso Read More
Health Care & Education
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OCC Foundation creates Lazer Response Fund to assist coronavirus-impacted students ONONDAGA, N.Y. — The OCC Foundation has created the Lazer Response Fund to assist students “negatively impacted” by the coronavirus, or COVID-19, outbreak. Read More -
Lockheed Martin to donate facilities, aircraft in COVID-19 response plan BETHESDA, Maryland — Lockheed Martin Corp. on Friday announced it will donate the use of its facilities for crisis-related activities, including critical medical-supply storage, distribution, and COVID-19 testing, “where needed and practical.” Read More -
SBA Syracuse District director offers tips to small businesses on agency’s disaster loans SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Bernard J. Paprocki, director of the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Syracuse District Office, says the volume of calls and web traffic from small companies seeking help during the coronavirus crisis is unprecedented. Read More
Construction, Design & Real Estate
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Lockheed Martin to donate facilities, aircraft in COVID-19 response plan BETHESDA, Maryland — Lockheed Martin Corp. on Friday announced it will donate the use of its facilities for crisis-related activities, including critical medical-supply storage, distribution, and COVID-19 testing, “where needed and practical.” Read More
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MVHS submits its COVID-19 surge plan, suspends some services UTICA, N.Y. — Mohawk Valley Health System (MVHS) has submitted its required surge plan for expanded hospital capacity to the state, while suspending some services in response to the coronavirus emergency. Read More -
New York home sales edged up nearly 2 percent in February ALBANY — New York realtors sold 7,563 previously owned homes in February, up 1.7 percent from the 7,437 homes sold in February 2019. Read More
Manufacturing & Engineering
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Lockheed Martin to donate facilities, aircraft in COVID-19 response plan BETHESDA, Maryland — Lockheed Martin Corp. on Friday announced it will donate the use of its facilities for crisis-related activities, including critical medical-supply storage, distribution, and COVID-19 testing, “where needed and practical.” Read More
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Lockheed Martin readies for leadership transition in June when CEO Hewson steps down Lockheed Martin Corp. (NYSE: LMT) is preparing for a leadership transition. Read More -
Tessy Plastics to lay off up to 400 employees SKANEATELES — Tessy Plastics Corp. plans to lay off up to 400 people but is also giving each of its 1,000 employees a check for $2,000 to help them make due financially as the firm ceases production of items it doesn’t deem “essential.” Read More