NYS’s mask order has put employees on the frontlines of enforcement By Ken Sturtz The signs are posted everywhere. Supermarkets, restaurants, gas stations. Barber shops, big-box retailers, ice cream stands. …

By Aaron Gifford Experts attributes high taxes in NYS to the skyrocketing cost of public education and out-of-control Medicaid spending. “The state can’t continue operating with this cost structure. There …

Gray areas exist in terms of how employers are obligated to provide safe working conditions By Lou Sorendo Businesses are taking a variety of approaches to ensure health and safety …

Iconic retailer JC Penney in Oswego survived 1-2 punch of COVID-19, corporate bankruptcy. Store manager reflects on her ordeal By Lou Sorendo Why was the Oswego JC Penney spared from …

After a few slow months, real estate market is hot again, in part thanks to low interest rates, coronavirus pandemic By Ken Sturtz John and Monica Weber decided in February …

It may be on hiatus for the pandemic, but experts say rumors of the handshake’s demise are greatly exaggerated By Ken Sturtz The loss of the handshake in social interactions …

The impact of women-owned businesses on the Central New York region and nation is significant and continues to grow. Across the nation, about 36% of all businesses are women-owned, and …

Skaneateles resident just named Excellus’s new president and CEO-elect. He talks about his career, his work-life balance philosophy and why he adopted a mostly plant-based diet By Lou Sorendo True …

New CEO at Eastern Shore Associates Insurance talks about culture of company, plans for further expansion By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant In July, Fulton-based Eastern Shore Associates Insurance announced the promotion …

Restaurant on the shores of Sandy Pond in Pulaski offers good food with a view By Christopher Malone Looking to finally take your step out into the world and enjoy …