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ConnextCare Begins Construction in Pulaski
ConnextCare announced the kickoff to the 2022 Pulaski Site Project. Construction is set to begin
Port Secures $4.75 Million for Harbor Breakwater Repairs, Includes Preservation of Lighthouse Foundation
OSWEGO, NY – Following two years of advocating by the Port Authority of Oswego, they
Backus to Become President and CEO of Oswego Health in 2023
The Oswego Health Board of Directors announce that effective January 1, 2023, with the retirement
Economic Development Organization Presents Annual Activity Summary, Achievement Awards
Operation Oswego County held its 70th annual meeting on June 16 at the Lake Ontario Event and Conference Center in Oswego. The
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Novelis’ First Female Plant Manager
By Steve Yablonski Kristen Nelson is the first female plant manager at the Novelis facility in Scriba. “I am the first. But I am certain I will not be the
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The Pits of Summer
By Christopher Malone Dive into the Pond Pit for delicious grub Time to gear up
F&F Bargains to Open Second Location
By Steve Yablonski Chris Farmer, owner of F&F Bargains, started in his garage in August
Century 21 Galloway Realty Returns to its ‘Business Roots’
By Steve Yablonski They have repurposed a building in Bridie Square Century 21 Galloway Realty
Paralegal Now Operating Own Law Office
By Steve Yablonski Paralegal Now Operating Own Law Office Nicole Reed worked as a paralegal
Trucking Industry Facing Tough Times
By Steve Yablonski Local truck companies coping with high price of fuel. ‘It’s bleeding us,’
Novelis’ First Female Plant Manager
By Steve Yablonski Kristen Nelson is the first female plant manager at the Novelis facility
PWF Enterprises, LLC
By Steve Yablonski A Diverse Business Has Helped Phoenix Company to Thrive According to their
Cheryl Baldwin
By Steve Yablonski She was working as an accountant with a CPA firm in Manlius
Gosch Supply & Lighting Centre
Fulton business celebrates a half century of doing business By Steve Yablonski A lot of
A timeless piece of local history, clock was installed in the early 1880s — volunteers
With the online retailer expected to hire 1,000-1,500 workers for its CNY fulfillment center, experts
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Waterfront Homes Among CNY’s Priciest
By Ken Sturtz | Photos provided Lakefront properties in Onondaga and Oswego counties continue to
More People Entering Real Estate Business
By Ken Sturtz New agents, enticed by a hot market and flexible work, are pouring
Higher Mortgage Rates Make Sector More Complicated
By Steve Yablonski Buying a home is generally the largest purchase that most people make.
Jim Dowd is Ready to Lead Pathfinder Bank Forward
By Steve Yablonski Pathfinder Bank’s new interim CEO wants to build upon the legacy of
An Old Bank is Coming Back to Life in Mexico
By Ken Sturtz The building that housed the first bank in the village of Mexico—built
Closing the Manufacturing Gender Gap
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Could women bolster the manufacturing sector? The U.S. Department of Commerce
Chandra Marshall
From metal fabrication to radars and sensors to commercial printing, the following women are helping
Christine Lindsey
By Steve Yablonski Director of human resources, Healthway Healthway is a manufacturer of cleaning equipment
Kim Vinciguerra & Debi Rotondo
By Mary Beth Roach Co-owners, Upstate Printing Kim Vinciguerra and Debi Rotondo may be the
Success Story
PWF Enterprises, LLC
By Steve Yablonski A Diverse Business Has Helped Phoenix Company to Thrive According to their business cards, they are the “Wizards of Weird.” It should also say “amazing.” PWF Enterprises,
Dining Out
The Pits of Summer
By Christopher Malone Dive into the Pond Pit for delicious grub Time to gear up for a hot grill summer. When it’s too hot in the kitchen, it’s time to
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Megan LaManna
By Steve Yablonski Owner of Port City Copy Center always wanted to own a business.
Bogota, Colombia
The city is ringed by tree-covered mountains—and there are plenty of parks to enjoy Whatever
Randomness of Life: There But for the Grace of God Go I
By: Bruce Frassinelli When I walked into my favorite bagel place for breakfast recently, I
Programs Facilitates Manufacturing Development and Growth
By L. Michael Treadwell Operation Oswego County and the County of Oswego Industrial Development Agency
‘What Would Make Your Town a Better Place to Do Business?’
Interviews by Deborah Jeanne Sergeant “If we had more room to expand, that would be
Oswego YMCA Has a New Leader
Cheryl Baldwin joined the organization in 2014. Most recently she served as interim director The
By Steven E. Abraham steven.abraham@oswego.edu Most organizations are aware that it is illegal to discriminate
Should the Media Remain Neutral?
By Bruce Frassinelli bfrassinelli@ptd.net The media must reinvent themselves in the era of Donald Trump.
Joining a Renaissance Happening One Home at a Time
By Tim Nekritz nekritz@gmail.com It’s easy to talk about making your neighborhood better, but the
Software Used to Aid in Economic Development
By L. Michael Treadwell ooc@oswegocounty.org Like with private business, economic development technology and software is
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