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Business group issues rankings for state legislative session
The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), the state and nation’s leading small business advocacy association, today released its New York State Voting Record for the 2021-22 … more
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Mohawk Valley EDGE announces two new staff members
Officials with the Mohawk Valley Economic Development Growth Enterprises Corporation (EDGE) have announced the hiring of two new staff members: Chris Lawrence, vice president of planning and … more
National Grid reminds customers and contractors to call 811 before starting any digging or excavation project (no matter how big or small) to have underground utility lines properly marked. Dig Safe is a free service, funded solely by its utility members, to promote public safety and avoid costly or potentially dangerous underground utility damage.
National Grid reminds customers to call 811 before digging
Nationally, every nine minutes an underground utility line is damaged because someone did not contact 811 before digging, National Grid said in an announcement. more
Site plan for new Mazzaferro’s store tabled
Site Environmental Quality Review and site plan review requests for a new Mazzaferro’s Bros., Inc deli and store were tabled to allow time for further development of construction plans during … more
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State Sen. Peter Oberacker, R-51, Schenevus, speaks on the impact of a proposed change in the overtime threshold for agricultural workers during a press conference on Monday. Behind him are several local elected officials, including Assemblyman Brian Miller, R-101, New Hartford, and Assemblyman John Salka, R-121, Brookfield.
Miller urges disbanding of Farm Laborers Wage Board
Assemblyman Brian Miller, R-101, New Hartford, is calling on the state legislature to take action in disbanding the Farm Laborers Wage Board, which could lower the threshold of overtime … more
Utica Chamber of Commerce seeks nominations for Business of Year awards
The Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations for the Business of the Year Awards for 2022.  more
Alabaster & Ash hosts Freya Fest in Remsen Saturday
Magical finds and boho vibes, organizers of Freya Fest promise to bring intuitive readers, artisans, and holistic services together in celebration of all things magical. more
Textile Drive to take place at Sangertown Square
Sangertown Square and the Utica Center for Development will team up for a textile drive. more
Mayor Robert Palmieri speaks in Utica City Hall on Monday during an announcement for additional parking being added to the Bagg’s Square development under the North Genesee Street bridge.
Bagg’s Square to receive parking expansion
As Utica continues to grow, so does the need for amenities throughout the city. more
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Visitors having fun at Selfie City CNY, a self-service photography studio, otherwise known as a “selfie museum,” on Commerical Drive in New Hartford.
Business of the Week: Selfie museum opens in New Hartford
Selfie City CNY is a self-service photography studio, otherwise known as a “selfie museum.” more
This photo provided by YogaSix La Quinta shows Chris Dordell and Jason Fenske on July 27 in Palm Springs, Calif. When Chris Dordell and his husband Jason Fenske decided to leave their jobs at Wells Fargo and Salesforce and open two Club Pilates in 2018 and a YogaSix studio in 2020, in and around Palm Springs, they appreciated the playbook provided by the franchisor, Xponential. “It was appealing at this stage after being in corporate jobs for 20-plus years that we could plug into an existing model,” Dordell said.
‘Quasi-preneurs’ see opportunity, challenges in franchising
In 2020, Kelly Jackson and Davina Arceneaux wanted to leave their company jobs and become business owners. more
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Two promoted at SRC
SYRACUSE SRC, Inc., with local offices in Rome on the Griffiss Business and Technology Park, has announced recent promotions ... more
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HCCC announces several appointments
Herkimer County Community College has announced the appointment of appointed several new staff. more
Shoppers shop at a grocery store in Glenview, Ill., Monday, July 4, 2022. U.S. demand for grocery delivery is cooling as food prices rise. Some shoppers are shifting to less expensive grocery pickup, while others are returning to the store.
Demand for grocery delivery cools as food costs rise
U.S. demand for grocery delivery is cooling as prices for food and other necessities rise. Some are shifting to pickup — a less expensive alternative ... more
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STEELY CONCENTRATION — Oriskany High School student Jack Tagliaferri navigates his drone toward one of the obstacles during the Directorate STEM Outreach Program’s Drone Camp in the hangar at Innovare Advancement Center. Campers competed against each other on the final morning of the camp to see who could navigate the course the quickest and most accurately.
SNAPSHOT: Drone Camp held at Innovare Advancement Center
During the Air Force Research Laboratory Information Directorate STEM Outreach Program’s Drone Camp in the hangar at Innovare Advancement Center in Rome, campers competed against each other ... more
Gina Bravo holds Frankie, a near 2-year-old rooster she rescued from a hatch where only females were wanted, on Friday, July 29, 2022. Behind her are dog houses and fencing she acquired from a “Buy Nothing” Facebook group. Bravo operates “Roger’s Rescue” in Saugerties.
Buy Nothing movement spreads in Mid-Hudson Valley
From wide-toothed combs to car seats and from red onions to car parts, there’s not much you can’t not buy in Ulster County. more
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Screens display end-of-day trading results at the New York Stock Exchange in this May 2022 file photo.
How do we know when a recession has begun?
The U.S. economy has contracted for two straight quarters, intensifying fears that the nation is on the cusp of a recession — if not already in one — barely two years after … more
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DEC, North Country county launch new shuttle route to expand access to high peaks
The state Department of Environmental Conservation and Essex County are launching a new shuttle route to help manage safe, sustainable visitation to backcountry destinations in the Adirondack High … more
Agencies explore organizational merger in Lewis County
The lead economic development agency, the Lewis County Industrial Development Authority, and the lead membership and tourism promotion agency, the Lewis County Chamber of Commerce, are … more
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MMRI’s Kontaridis named to national level post with American Heart Association
A local organization continues to be recognized as a national leader in heart research and science, through the work happening every day at the Masonic Medical Research Institute .... more
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