It’s official: SUNY Oswego is now recognized as a university
SUNY Oswego is now formally recognized as a university. The university will continue to be known as SUNY Oswego, but its official state education title will change from “State University…
Industrial Park Renamed in Treadwell’s Honor
After nearly 40 years of leading Operation Oswego County, Inc., L. Michael Treadwell will retire as of December 31, 2022. In his honor, the Oswego County Industrial Park has been…
What is Your New Year’s Resolution for Your Business?
Interviews by Deborah Jeanne Sergeant “Our hope is to take advantage of the technology available to operate in a more efficient manner and be able to obtain and relate information…
Publisher’s Note
By Wagner Dotto I was about to launch Oswego County Business Magazine in 1992 when I first met L. Michael Treadwell, Operation Oswego County’s executive director. At the time I…
Tinian Island
Part of Northern Mariana Islands and near Guam, tiny island has historical connections with the U.S By Sandra Scott Most people know that the United States ended the war with…
Sharon Lynett
For new publisher of The Palladium-Times and The Valley News, newspaper roots run deep By Ken Sturtz When Sharon Lynett says she knows her way around newspapers, she means it. …
Jennell Thurn
Owner of Treasure Lilly Boutique in Central Square started in her home’s basement; it now sales merchandise to boutiques nationwide By Stefan Yablonski Q: How did you come to be…
Entrepreneur Bob Natoli Enters the Lending Business
By Stefan Yablonski Robert Natoli, the Oswego entrepreneur who built Rentavision, a rent-to-own business, and in 1999 sold it for a reportedly $92 million, is entering a new line of…
Longley Marks 75th Anniversary with 4th Generation Entering the Business
By Stefan Yablonski Since 1947, the Longley family has been in the automotive business — making it one of the longest family-owned businesses in the area. Now, as Longley Bros…
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