Grow-NY business contest accepts applicants through July 1
Those interested in getting involved in the Grow-NY food and agriculture competition have until the early part of summer to apply. Read More
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Onondaga County hotels see 26 percent gain in occupancy in March
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Onondaga County hotels welcomed more guests in the third month of 2022 than they did in March 2021 as the travel and leisure business continued to rebound, according to a new report. Read More
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C Squared Systems renews lease on Corporate Drive in DeWitt
DeWITT, N.Y. — Telecommunications company C Squared Systems, LLC recently renewed the lease of its office space at 6027 Corporate Drive in the town of DeWitt. Read More
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Three small businesses begin operations in downtown Ithaca
ITHACA, N.Y. — Two eateries and a waxing salon are now conducting business in downtown Ithaca. Read More
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Oneida County Tourism gears up for busy summer season
UTICA, N.Y. — After two summers of pandemic-dampened travel, Oneida County Tourism is gearing up for a busy 2022 travel season with a new tourism map, new travel guide, and new website. Read More
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Brooklyn Pickle plans Utica location
UTICA, N.Y. — Brooklyn Pickle’s first Utica restaurant is in the works with plans to open in March 2023. Read More
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Herkimer County IDA hosts meeting to share food-processing study findings
HERKIMER, N.Y. — The Herkimer County Industrial Development Agency, in partnership with New York-based food systems consultant KK&P, will soon discuss the findings from a recently administered food-processing study. Read More
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Utica unveils signs for its prosperity initiative projects
UTICA, N.Y. — Utica Mayor Robert Palmieri recently gave an update on the city’s Utica Prosperity Initiative projects. Read More
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Grow-NY business competition seeks applicants for fourth round
ALBANY, N.Y. — The Grow-NY food and agriculture competition is accepting applications for the fourth round of the business contest. Read More
Opinion
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OPINION: Dems Put Drug Dens, Tax Hikes Ahead of Nursing-Home Deaths Too often, the Democrat majorities in the New York Legislature fail to properly prioritize the needs of New Yorkers. Read More
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OPINION: China is our major foreign-policy challenge Several decades ago, I noticed the rise of China coming up in international discussions with increasing frequency. It was, at the time, a startling change. We gradually realized we had a new great power in the world. Read More
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OPINION: N.Y.’s Climate Goals Could Produce Reliability Crisis New York Democrats have a longstanding habit of taking an issue like environmental policy and addressing it with the most extreme, unrealistic solutions conceivable. Read More
Business Mentors
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VIEWPOINT: 4 Tips for Small Firms to Protect Against Cyberattacks There are many challenges to running a business that owners must face — including the threat of a cyberattack. Read More -
VIEWPOINT: Adopting the assumed-breach mentality on cybersecurity The cybersecurity landscape is Constantly changing. Read More -
VIEWPOINT: Online scams are on the rise, make your business cyber-safe When pandemic shutdowns shifted the nation’s commerce from in-person to online, cybersecurity experts knew that fraud attempts would follow. Read More
People on the Move
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Guthrie Clinic’s senior leadership now includes chief strategy officer The Guthrie Clinic has recently added a chief strategy officer, executive VP to its senior-leadership team. Read More -
Pinckney Hugo Group Pinckney Hugo Group, a full-service marketing communications firm, has promoted AJ SANTIMAW, of Liverpool, to senior project manager. Read More
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JOSEPH F. SERBUN JOSEPH F. SERBUN was promoted to president of retail banking at Community Bank N.A. Read More