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Seasons Cafe owners Jake and Erin Gydesen holding the Boonville Area Chamber of Commerce ‘Business of the Month’ traveling trophy. At left is chamber director Lee Ann Greene, and at right is chamber vice president Patti McDaniel.
Boonville Chamber selects Seasons Cafe as Business of the Month
Seasons Cafe is a family-owned and operated Adirondack themed restaurant. more
Construction of the Nexus Center is expected to be completed by this fall.
Nexus Center, Utica University to offer students new opportunities and experiences
As a part of their curriculum, Utica University sports management students will learn and gain experience in every aspect of running a professional sports facility, from ticketing to marketing and running tournaments. more
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Gas prices in region dip 4 cents
It may not be much, but at least it’s progress for local motorists, industry experts say, as the state and local average gas price dropped 4 cents from last week. more
Gas surpasses $5 per gallon at the Stewart’s Shops on Culver Avenue in Utica on Tuesday.
Rising gas prices drive home variety of responses in region
As gasoline prices at some local stations are topping $5 at the pump, drivers in Central New York — as well as some state officials — are tiring of rising prices as well as looking for ways to … more
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Mark Smith, owner of Don’s Rok in Clinton, recently announced that his bar is not closing, but the 36 College St. building is up for sale. Smith hopes to retire with his wife by the end of the year.
Landmark Clinton establishment for sale as Don’s Rok owner eyes retirement
Mark Smith, long-time owner of the historic Don’s Rok establishment at 36 College St., looks forward to retirement.... more
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New York’s average gas price is up 15 cents from last week, averaging $5.03 per gallon across the state.
Gas prices up 15 cents; some places top $5 per gallon
New York’s average gas price is up 15 cents from last week, averaging $5.03 per gallon across the state. more
Max’s Print Shop, now located at 9555 River Road in Marcy, held a grand opening of its new site on Friday, featuring a car show, entertainment and a view of its larger facility.
Max's Print Shop celebrates grand opening
River Road was busier than usual as Max’s Print Shop celebrated the grand opening of its new location. more
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A sign advertises for help at The Goldenrod, a popular restaurant and candy shop, Wednesday, June 1, 2022, in York Beach, Maine. It's a hot job market right now, and that extends to the youngest workers. Given the strife and isolation of the past couple of years, it's teens who may have the most to gain by going to work this summer.
A summer job: Good for the teenage soul and wallet
It’s been a rough couple of years, especially for teenagers. Between the shutdowns and the shift to contactless everything — including education — adolescents got a pretty raw deal. more
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Nathan Nirschl, Hannah Straney, and filmmaker Adam Muro discuss the filming of their as yet, untitled work. The project was organized by The Creative Outpost, Inc.
Creative Outpost to offer training for media, film, technology jobs for youth, adults
Youth and adults interested in fields ranging from journalism to filmmaking can now seek training through the Creative Outpost, Inc., headquartered in Little Falls. more
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Florence and Erica Gilmore are partners that run the Shoppes at Johnny Appleseed.
Shoppes at Johnny Appleseed is a Madison County destination
Tucked away off State Route 20 just six miles outside of Cazenovia lies the Shoppes at Johnny Appleseed, a quintessential countryside farm offering a unique destination shopping experience. more
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency begins to demolish buildings at the Charlestown Mall site.
Officials hail start of Charlestown demolition
The Charlestown Mall site — the sprawling Turner Street complex that once housed a gun-making factory, a computer plant and most notably an outlet mall in the late 1970s and early 1980s ... more
Phase 1 of The Villages at Stoney Creek includes 50 one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments located next to Turning Stone at significantly below market rates and will be exclusively for new hourly employees relocating to the region.
Oneida Nation unveils employee housing program to help fill jobs
Facing a critical need to fill casino and hotel jobs, the Oneida Indian Nation said Monday it will make 50 new apartments in central New York available for its hourly workers. more
OPENING CELEBRATED — Blooming Pediatric & Family Nurse Practitioners, PLLC, 1 Oxford Crossing Suite 3, New Hartford, marked its grand opening with a ceremonial ribbon-cutting last Wednesday. Above, John Calabrese, right, first vice chairman of the Rome Area Chamber of Commerce, presents a first dollar of profit award to Michal Hovak, FNP-C, MSN, BSN and Coral Montana, PNP-C, MSN, CLC. The practice is currently accepting new patients. The office can be reached at 315-662-0162 or through the website www.bloomingpeds.com
SNAPSHOT: Blooming Pediatric & Family Nurse Practitioners marks grand opening
Blooming Pediatric & Family Nurse Practitioners, in New Hartford, marked its grand opening with a ceremonial ribbon-cutting on Wednesday, May 25.  more
McConnellsville Country Club is under new management and owners Todd and Cindy Bowman are looking to continue the Club’s legacy while bringing positive changes that build on it. Pictured: from left Head Golf Professional Kyle Siegel, Head Superintendent John Shannon, Co-Owner Todd Bowman, Assistant Superintendent Austin Cook, General Manager Jessica Cook, and Sales and Event Manager Katie Bristol
Getting into the swing of owning historic golf course, new family eyes future at McConnellsville club
With a history spanning more than 80 years, McConnellsville Country Club is looking to start a new chapter while staying true to its legacy. more
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A construction crew was busily working to build scores of new single family homes in the former Woodhaven area in Rome on Thursday, June 2, 2022. A forum discussed the need for new and additional housing amid ongoing revitalization efforts in the region.
Forum highlights area’s housing challenges
In a Thursday housing forum hosted by the Chamber Alliance of the Mohawk Valley at Harts Hill Inn in Whitesboro, housing challenges and data collection efforts highlighted the discussion as well as … more
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As part of the new summer campaign, Oneida Nation Enterprises is opening more than 100 spots at its Dealer School across three different sessions this summer. Dealers-in-training will be paid to attend ONE Dealer School (hiring terms apply).
Oneida Indian Nation launches dealer recruitment campaign
With graduation season heating up, Oneida Nation Enterprises is launching a new dealer recruitment campaign — “Double Down on a New Career as a Dealer” — targeting high school and … more
Drivers fill up on Wednesday at the Stewarts Shop on Erie Blvd West in Rome.
Drivers likely to see some savings at pump with fuel tax cut
In a Wednesday statement, Gov. Kathy Hochul noted the beginning of a suspension of certain taxes on motor fuel and diesel motor fuel took effect. The motor fuel excise tax, state sales tax, and … more
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Wolfspeed celebrated their ribbon cutting ceremony on April 25 with a Lucid Motors car driving through the ribbon.
Major projects expected to transform Utica area
There are four major projects in the Utica area that are expected to change the landscape of the city, create more jobs, stimulate the local economy and bring more people to Utica and the Mohawk Valley. more
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Representatives of Mastrovito Hyundai, 5194 Commercial Drive in Yorkville, and the Kelberman Center pose with a check for $11,768 to celebrate a donation from the company to the Kelberman Center to support programs and services for individuals and families impacted by autism. From left: Gina Mastrovito-Smith; Coleen Mastrovito; Kelly Carinci, Kelberman Center chief development and communications officer; Samantha Mastrovito-Smith; Tara Costello, Kelberman Center executive director; and Frank Mastrovito.
Desire to help those with autism helps to drive Mastrovito Hyundai donation
Representatives from Mastrovito Hyundai, 5194 Commercial Drive, recently presented a check for more than $11,000 to The Kelberman Center. more
GETTING READY FOR SUMMER — New York State employees put up the fencing that is along a jetty in Sylvan Beach earlier this week.
SNAPSHOT: Getting ready for summer in Sylvan Beach
Summer preprations are in full swing in Sylvan Beach. more
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